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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-30
SPRING OPENING
...AT...
CAYLORD'S STORE
Wednesday a1t Thursday March 18th and 29tf

UT s, n VIII De decorated all owe for a pIcasnge fleet n especially h
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENTS.
u DRESS GOODS io n the groun floor N We realize that I'll. ladies
"oud * 10 see TIL newest effects on our opening laws I'M uo win Jb,
specially on these lays or VERY PRETTIEsT STYLES and the nures
"hich" we have marked on them will be III regular selling price and VIC
III MILLINERY is b far N without ny omparfon a to the num-
or " Styles OH exhibition and " e will leave to your own fudpmen, as ,e
nave on learned hat ladies know what III latest mn newcs, Thine .. =
had in their millinery wear.
u PATTERN HATS are we think dreams or r.o,,r v. o.,-. T..
as"e "e great umb of styles that W e Will have IL show you. Our Untrm.
"e "e Nv lar the mos ciusiv line that W G have ever been abI to
show in the way of u d o date styles
we VIII sell on or opening lay only m immense variety of FIN IT
MADE READY TO WEAR HATS, EXACTLY AT THE NaNrF,CTIR.
ms o"A. Ihese Hts ar only of a style. w offer his as a induce
"""'' ' e"h "S IN attends r opening, to give hr an opportunity IL
p"S a smart con la mad of finest material nd SOMETHING DIFF.
fEhENT FROM HER NEIGHBORS, At xact cot Off rodusio,
REMEMBER THE DAYS AND REMEMBER THAT yOr r. Spr-
Ni'ED come and bing your friends M especially
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH asTH AND 18TH AT
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was leaplng from the steps when I
grabbed him by the coat collar and
pulled him back on 20 tho platform,
throwing him 20 his knees.
AT the same time attempted 20 use
the revolver upon him, but being sixty.
four years old ana weighing over 400
pounds lt was hard for me 10 handle
a man OF his size. l got hold OF his
head and showed it under my arm ana
grabbed the seat OF his trousers,
throwing him 60 his knees again.
"lIo threatened 60 shoot me. and I
did not know but what he had another
revolver, so began pounding him over
tho head with his own revolver. The
train was sull running about forty
miles an hour. and tho passageway
was so small ON the platform that I
fought him at difficulty.
IL saw that he was about TO get the
best OF me and called for help. Ny
porter ana other tralnmon came 10 nv
assistance, and called for them 20
stop the train. The signal was given.
and with the assistance of tho Others
we overpowerod the robbor and sat
upon him until somo ono cut the bell
cord, and we tied him securely hand
and foot. Tho fight was ono OF tho
tlercest that 1 ever had in my life, and
for awhile l thought he was going TO
get the best OF me.
AFTER tying him the train pulled out,
and at Armstrong wo turned tho prls
onor over 60 tho town marshal"
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only to learn that her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Craig. was already dead from
lnhallng the poison fumes. Then the
younger woman, who was not able TO
find the key to the door, though dizzy
from the odor OF gas and almost over
come with grief. made the trip back
the way she had come.
The nerve the woman displayed i'm
making that daring Journey was moth
Ing to that required of her when she
got opposite a window OF her mothers
rooms. There she had TO stand with
her feet on the ledge, reach out and
fall forward across the narrow space
with tho upper part OF her body and
grasp the window sill with her hands.
Tho window frame refused at first TO
respond to her efforts to raise It, but
finally she got II up and climbed into
the room. Her mothers body lay on
the floor near the bed When she could
not open the door Mrs. Turner gath
cred her courage again and crawled
back as she had come.
Coroner Hamburger said Mrs. Cralg's
death undoubtedly was accidental. A
Jet from which the gas escaped was
found half open. or Mrs Turner tho
coroner said, "In all my experience /
never have seen woman Of more
nerve"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
CRAWLED ALONG
THIRD STORY LEDGE
Young Woman Rlsked Her Life 10
Save Mother From As.
phyxlation.

spurred to an act OF bravery that
many Saan would have hesltated TO
attempt BY the fear that any seconds
delay would mean her mothers death
from asphyxiatlon by gas. Mrs. There.
sa Turner OF PIT West One Hundred
and Thirtieth street crawled along one
side OF n three foot areaway on
ten Inch ledge three stories above the
ground TO gain entrance 20 her par
enes rooms. 65T West One Hundred
and Twenty-ninth street, New York
city. AS she carefully made her way
along an awestrleken crowd gazed ST.
lently, fearing every moment that she
would lose her balance and be dashed
10 death on the pavement. When Mrs.
Turner ended her perllous Journey aud
climbed into the apartments It was
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FIGHT WITH
HUMAN BONES
Medical Students Ply GrewsOme
Weapons In War With
Dental Rivals.
BATTLE ON FOOTBALL FIELD
Tooth Pullers Start Melee With Papler
Maehe Canes, but Are Routed
by Tiblas and
remurs.

Human bones were used as cudgels
and an osslfied arm or leg swung 10y
lusty medical student played star
part as bludgeon I'm an offensive exhl.
bldon of latter day collegiate root.
ing on the football field OF Northwest.
ern university. Chicago. The football
warriors OF the Northwestern Dental
school were trying their prowess
against that OF the team of NEEDLES"
and between halves the melee which
onendod many spectators began.
IL had been o to o score during tho
Initial part of the struggle, and the
dents" overjoyed at their success in
holding the "medlcs'' In such splendid
fashion, marched en- masso about the
field and halted In front of the bleach.
ers containing the rooters for the doe.
tors.
Come down here, you bunch OF
sawbones, and wo will pull out your
eyoteoth for you." was the general
shout.
With this the "dents" leaped for.
ward and rushed toward the bleach.
ers. Each dental student carried gro.
NN'ANN HNiANA uuNho Nuntt Nuu lntSe
they welded with effect as they Jump.
cd into the stand among the "medics."
The Inter, Napoleon-lllke, bided their
time. Suddenly they drew forth ghast.
ly objects, long and glistening, tied
with red and purple ribbons. Stretch.
Ing forward. they met the onrushIng
dents" with these terrible clubs,
smashing the heads OF the invaders
numerically.
They're using human bones on us"
was the next shout of the beslegers,
who retreated In bad order.
Another attack was attempted, but
this time the "medics' fiourlshed the
leg and arm bones fiendlshly and
pounded the dents" over head and
shoulder with such energy that the
latter were compelled TO give up hope
OF dlsplacing their opponents from
their citadel. The fracas was becom-
ing intolerable when the whistle an
nounclng the second half of the game
sounded, and the riotous rooters scam
pered away to obtain good seats.
II was not present at the football
game" said DIR. O. l.. Mix. secretary
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
WENT CALLING IN
HIS NIGHTG0WN
Love Crazed Ohio Youth Visits Ills
Dulclnea In Real "Eyen.
Ing Dress"

Donald Amen, aged twenty three
years, Of Akron, o., Is Ia the Ravenna
jail insane because the girl he loved
refused TO be his bride. Attlred ln a
nightshlrt, Amen rode on n street car
from Akron TO Ravenna. He went TO
the home OF his adored, Miss Ruby
Weldy, in Atwater. who refused to see
him.
Amen pulled a gun 20 shoot himself,
but after repeated attempts he was
dlsarmed and arrested by citizens, who
stood guard over him all night ia the
Yonts hotel. When an officer tried 20
put him on train Amen fought furl-
Yusly, and Sheriff McMichael was call
I'd from Ravenna. Amen was adjudg-
ed insane.
Amen met the girl at Silver Lake
last summer and loved her at sight.
oct. 20 he procured license 20 marry
her. When Miss Weldy saw II In print
she promptly repudiated Amen She
says she never loved him.
Amen was n gate tender IN Akron.
but represented that he was wealthy
and student at Case school His IA
ther Is IN tho Dayton Soldiers home
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Of the medical school. "but j am ln
doubt az TO those bones being human
bones III they were they were re-.
moved from skeletons individually
owned by the students. I think 1t like
~, however, that the 'medics carried
papier mache bones, just as tho dental
Students possessed that sort Of canes.
If the bones were human I should
Hll the exhibition most distnsteful II
lhOud be understood that the bones OF
no body In the dissecting room could
be obtained for such n purpose. The
medical students do not get 10 the
skeleton part Of the cadaver. and the
law provides that after dissection the
body shall be buried, which SIS always
done. I will look into the matter and
sec lf the students depOrted them
selves as stated"
Dr Greene V. Black, dean Of the
dental school. declared he had not
been present at the game and so could
not testify as 90 the use Of human
bones by the rooters.
'It would be disgraceful III the med
ical students used human bones for
canes ON the football field and cudgel-
ed the sympathizers Of the opposing
team with them" said Mr.. Black. Il
think the affair should be investlgat-
cd"
you can buy human skeleton IN
Chicago for 500" said one medic"
when asked n human bones are for
sale, "and guess we have the right to
detach bone from our own property.
haven't wo7 Maybe some people are
too squeamish."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

Patrick Frlel OF Butte Mont, car
risd a redhot stove for nearly a block
In an attempt 90 make away with the
warmth producer. The fire in tho stovo
sDuttored merrlly, and Triels hands
were bliBtered and Scared, but the al
legged thief was game 10 tho core.
Without pausing an instant the man
continued his way down the street and
but for the timely Intervention OF Dc
tectlYo Frank White would have land
ed the coveted heater I'm bis cabin, sey.
ersl blocks distant.
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RIoKINo LIKE A swiuMrn.


peEe. While Halllgun yelled Mt the top
Of his lungs he swung TO ana fro kick.
Ing all tho while as II he were swim
ming In another element
The tower siRnalman added his
cries. He momentnrly expected Hal
lfBan to fall Off and be dashed TO
pieces. But there was another danger.
While the mans weight hung on it, tho
semnphore and the chain OF signals OF
which IL Is part could not be moved.
Patrolman George Scbott heard the
yelis and, rapping with his club on tho
base OF the tower, ordered IIalllgan to
descend. This was all he could do,
and, knowing II, Hallgan jeered
Schott and the tower man, bidding
them 20 come and take him down and
hurting other pleasantrles at them.
Tho slgnalman I'm n frenzy OF rage
and fear swore holplessly ut Halligan.
The signalman hastily told Schott that
Halligan climbed up tho tower on
narrow Iron ladder whose ascent taxes
the nerves OF signalmcn. The signal
man ordered him down. whereupon
Halllgnn ran out on the platform and
tilhlDeu 10 tnt htulhDuoIt arm.
Having exhausted threats, the signal
man and SChott conxed Halllgan for
awhile, but lie scoffed until his arms
grew weary and then descended
Schott promptly arrested him HALL
gan after n long sleep told Justice
Bray that no remembered nothing OF
the dangerous adventure.
II fine you $40" said the justice.
you arc lucky 60 escape imprlson-
ment for had you delayed train by
interfering with the signals / would
have sent you 10 Jail. DO not fly 30
high hereafter Remain on the ground"
Halligan paid the fine and seemed
gratIfed to have escaped 50 many dan.
gers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
DOG BIT NEW COAT,
HIS MASTER INSIDE
Prize Animal Didn't Recognize Owner In
His Winter 0vercoat, and Error
Cost Him His Life.

If William IL. Coburn OF Weston,
Mass, n suburb OF Boston, had taken
his dog with him 60 tho tailor's whom
he bought new winter overcoat he
would not be IN the Posteur Institute
in that city. His big prize winning 81
Bernard was shot after II bit Mr.. Co
burn.
Mr.. Coburn wore new light over.
coat ON recent night As no walked
UP TO his house his dog sprang at him.
evidently mistaklng him for n stran-
ger. The animal tore glove and q
diamond ring from his masters loft
hand.
The next morning Mr.. Coburn shot
the dog and betook himself to the Pas.
teur Institute, where he IL said to DO
progressing favorably.
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CONDUCTOR
WHIPS BANDIT
Elias B. Haywood, Sixty-fOur
Years Old, Captures Train
RObber Single Handed.
PASSENGERS AFRAID TO HELP
After 0yerawing Trainfuf OF Men Des.
perado Is Put Down and Out by
Man Far Past the
0sler Limit.

Elias II. Haywood, slxty-four years
old, weighing 30 pounds. conductor ON
the Alton'Burlington llier OF the G.
and a. railroad, who fought and over
powered lone bandit In the aisle OF a
sleeping car as the train was running
full speed at midnight. tells <ie follow.
ing story OF the robbery and battle;
my train had just passed Gillian, II
little station 40 miles from st. Louis,
The porter and l, who were In the
smoker, heard the door OF the mems
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

II wanted 70 sec the people run" was
the reason given by Mrs. Estelle Bris-
tol, tweuty-three years old. Of 800 West
Ono Hundred and Forty street,
New York city. for starting a bonfire
I'm the hallway outside her apartments.
Her wish was gratincd Twenty fami-
Hes are in the big double tenement, and
twenty families went pcllmell into the
street. The fire was extlngulshed with
slight damage Mrs. Bristol was ar
rested The police believe her TO be
mentally unbalanced.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

Worsblpers at the Baptist church NJ
bulphur, /. r.. on recent Sunday
morning were thrown into great ex-
eitement during the services and wom-
en- became hysterlcai The trouble was
oil over a Jack rabbit and n lot Of
dogs. The rabbit Ind escaped from
Athletic park, where sixty.four had
been placed by V. g. Johnson OF Hen
rietta, Tex, 70 be used In n coursing
meet Men and women climbed upon
seats, and dogs Of every kind and de-
scriptlon scrambled over people Ga pur-
suit Of the rabbit During the excite
ment tho rabbit escaped.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

Duncan Cunningham, aged ninety
four, described as a pastry cook, was
charged at Lambeth police court, Lon.
don, with being found drunk on llcOns-
ed premises and committing willful
damage. A police constable stated that
he was called 20 tho Astbury Arms,
Astbury road Peckham, to take the
prisoner, who was decidedly drunk.
into custody. Tho landlord complained
that the man had broken the plate
glass panel OF tho bar door with a
walking stick.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
TIPSY MANS
AERIAL STUNTS
Does Circus Acts on Semaphore
Ninety Feet Above
Ground.
JEERS RAILWAY TOWER MAN
Comes Down When lie Gets Good and
Ready and Judge Fines Him $40
For His Aerobatic Ex-
hlbltlon.

James Halllgan OF McChesnoy street.
Orange, n. j., got tho tlpsy idea that
he needed some aerial exercise. I'm.
steadily he, n muscular fellow, twenty.
seven years old, climbed 10 the top OF
mo Laekawanna railroads lofty signal
tower at Nassau street, Orange. Thord
he seized the semaphorc, which stood
at right angle, and, nifty feet In tho
air. he swung out and began TO do
stunts like a circus athlete ON ira.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
HORSE JUMPED
OVER F0OTLIGHTS
Startling Act In East 81. Louis Theatef
Was Not on the
Bill.

While n performance was In progress
ut the broadway Opera House. East
ST. Louis, horse, utilized In the last
act to draw tho heroine in buggy.
became frightened ana sprang over the
footllghts into the orchestra.
The heroine fell unconscious TO the
stage, and three women I'm the audi
encc tainted while the horse founder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

a man with sprained ankle will use
oruich. rest the ankle. and ict &c get WE'LL a
man or woman with an overworked stomach
cant use crutch, bot the stomach must
have rest just the same. 10 can be rested
too without starvation. Kodol will do ID.
kodol performs the digestive work OF the
tired stomach and corrects the digestive
apparatus. kodol fully conforms TO the
prov'Sions Of the Natural Pure Food and
Drug Laws Recommended and sold By
suiehler's Drug Store, kingwood and W.
NJ. Dent. NewbuFg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20
- po.lea ly leadLns rnE Aaoos.

10 taken 40 the sneeze stage .Prevenucs
"a toothsome candy tabiet-will surely
and quickly check an approaching cold
or i1gnppo. When you 6rst catch cold
or feel it coming on-tske DR.. Shoop's
Pfeveniics aud the prompt effect will Ger.
taiuiy surprise and please you. Preyentics
surely supply the provcrbsl ounce Of pre-.
yention Sold in Sc and 3sc boxes by The
Stricklor Drug Store.
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mntchet - snIIl. wonhen r1anl.

John SkellIngcr n young sawyer at
The Cumberland mill, three miles east
Of Millyille, N. j., was struck by n
falling log and pine board The
board, an inch thick struck him
squarcly in tho face and was split In
twain by his nose as n by hatchet
Skcllingcr sustained a broken nose,
fractured rib and n deep scalp wound
lie was taken 90 MIlyille, where physi-
clans dressed his injuries.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

To have beautiful. perfect pink. velvet.
Iike lips apply az bedtime light coating
of Dr Shops Green Salve. Then. next
morning. notice carefully the effect. Dfy.
cracked, or colorless lips mean fcverish.
ness, and are as we'll 900 appearing. DR.
Shops Green Saivo Is soft. creamy.
healing ointment that will quichly correct
any skin blemish or ailment Get a free
TRIAL box az our store and be convinced
Large glass jars, aso. Sold at The sirickler
Drug Store
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Women

To weak and eillng women. there Is az least one
way 20 help But with chat way. two treatments.
must be combined. Ono Is local. one Is constitu-
tonal but both arc important. both essential.
DR.. shoops Might Cure is the Local.
Dr. shoop's Restorative. the Constitutional.
The former Dr. shoop's Night Curc-is topical
mucous membrane suppostory remedy, while Dr.
Shops Restorative is wholly an internal treat
mout. The Restorative reaches throughout the
entire system. seeking The repair Of all nerve.
al tissue. and an blood ailments.
Tho Might Cure. Cos name implies does Sc
work while you sleep. 10 soothcs sore and iniiam.
ed mucous surfaces heals local weaknesses and
discharges while the Restorative. eases nervous
excitement gives renewed vigor and. ambition.
builds up wasted Tissues. bringing about renewed
strength. vigor. and energy. Take Dr.. shooD's
Rosiorativo-Tablots or Bquid-ssa general tonic
20 the system For positive local help. use as woli
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toilet room open, and n man came out
with black mask over his eyes. We
Jumped from our seats AT the same
time the man thrust n revolver In our
faces and commanded the porter TO
precede him and wake all the passen.
gers ana tell them TO shell out their
valuables. The porter obcyed and I
started TO remain behind. hoping %
catch him of guard and oyerpowcr
him, but he thrust the revolver IN NY
face and compelled me 90 advance
with the porter. which did.
The porter got busy, and when the
first two passengers were awakened
they were so startled that they did not
know what 10 do. The robber told
them tf they did not hand over their
money and watches he would XIII
them. The men reached In their pock.
cts and pulled out what money they
had. One Of them had n watch I'm his
vest pocket and turned It over 10 the
porter. who placed II I'm his cap
by this time most of the passengers
In the smoker had been awakened by
the loud talking OF the robber and all
had their money and valu0bles ready
for the porter. The robbor did not
waste time 10 ascertain II the passen-
gers had given him all they had.
"The robbor commanded US TO go
from the smoker into the next sleeper.
The porter went first. with bis cap ln
his hand, and woke the passengers
calling ont so that they would not mis-
take the object OF the visit 50 early in
the morning.
zone passenger was slow about
turning over his money and watch. and
the rObbcr grabbed him by the throat
md stuck the pistol I'm his face. telling
him that IL he delayed n second no
would kill him. There was not much
further trouble, for most Of the pas
sengers In the sleeper had been nwak-
oned and had their money ready when
yIe robber reached them.
ole had soon robbed 80 many pas
rengers that the porter's cap was fun
The robber took Il and commanded us
70 go into the toilet room. He remain
cd at the door. with hls face toward
us and his revolver I'm his right hand
pointed at us. with bis left hand he
began putting the money and witches
in his pockets.
my chance came when the robber
stopped to pick up some money ho had
dropped. As he did this I grabbed the
revolver With my right hand on1 throw
my left hand around bis neck. lie
snapped tho revolver hammer. and 900
that saved my life was my right
thumb My thumb was directly under
the hammer and got the ful force on
it, preventing II from discharglng the
cartridge
~ chung TO the revolver. md after
struggle in the aisle wrcnchc1 81
from his hand. when hc saw uat ]
was gaining possession OF the revolver
he jumped from me and rom toward
the rear end Of the sleeper Z followed
close behind him and Grcd one shot at
him
"This did not stop bim and hc reach
Cd the platform Of the rear sleeper and
p. G.. Dewitt g Co. Of Chicago. 40 whose
laboratory Kodol is prepared assures us
that ithis remarkable diecstsut and cor
rocuve for the stomach conforms fully to
all provisions Of the National Pure Food
and Drug Law. The Kodoi laboratory is a
very large one bot u ali the sufferers from
Indigestion and stomach troubles could
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

During the testimony Of his thirty
year-old wife. who charged him with
assault and battery. John Davenport
aged eighty-one cried out IN Alderman
Browns court ln Wilkesbarrc. PaI
"Ob, I only married her TO keep my
feet WnrmF
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

For chspped and cracked hands nothing
is quite as good as en- application Of Do.
wits Witch Hatel Salve Put Is on before
going 10 bed. use an old pair Of gloves and
see what difference the morning will bring
Sold BY Strickler's Drug Store Kingwood
and W. NJ. Dent. Newburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

20 is noticeable >, cold seldom comes on
when Che boweiw8re-frec3y open Neither
can 10 stay Itthcy are open. Kennedy Lax.
aiiyc CoughvSyfnp tstfas,as pleasant as ma
pie sugar. Free from ali opiatcs Contains
honey aud Hr Conforms % the national
pure food and drug law. Sold by Stricklcr's
Drug SIorc and W NJ Dent Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-12-20

Notice is hereby Nvsn that tic Morgan
town and kuEnood gH.rosd Company viii
discontinue recgvng cross Ties on and
aitcuD December fs reo6 unless by special
contract p. X BRITT
General Manager.
lUIUs *. MONROE. Chief Engineer
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ed around in tho orchestra pit, demol-
ishing cha~ nnd creating great eK-
element
Presence Of mind Of a number Of
men IN selling the horse aud sitting on
n, at the same time admonlshlng the
people 10 sit down, prevented panic
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@. IN. .cYPHER g. CO..

300 Locust So Mck0espOrt. Pa.
IS to- OR responsibility we refer
you 10 the Fifst National Bank OF No,
Koesport or tho Treasury Trust CO.
Of Piilsbprg. Pa.
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For SALE.--One Full Blooded Hamp
shiredown Ram, and English Berkshire Pigs.
For particulars address {. b. BoRGMAv,
Kingw 90 d, w. Va