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Middletown transcript., 1906-01-04
ROLLS OF HONOR

The following pupils of the Middletown
Public Schools lave obtained 20 per cent.
or over for the month of December:
HIGH School. Grade A, Emily Alice,
Nevada Alrichs, Helen Rowe. Grade B.
Ada Scott, Reece Darlington, Nellie Arm
strong, Lydia Dockety, Helen Shepherd.
Grade G, Blanche Deakyne, Mary Rich
ards, Emory HukilI. DEPARTMENT No. 8.
Glass A, Fannie McCrone, Helen Biggs,
Leanora Davis, Elsie Boulden, Bertha
Jones Glass B, Nellie Pyle, Estelle
Beaston, Martha Veshell, William Kirk.
Irving Roberts, Lena Weber. DEPART
MENT No. 3.-Class A, Lola Carroll, Ru-
pert Bnrstan, John Hoffecker, Elma
Deakyne, Ruby Whitlock. Glass 3. Mande
Taylor, Helen Mcdowell, Estella johnson.
Frank Richards. DEPARTMENT No. A.
Glass A, Elizabeth Gibbs, Laura Connel.
lee, Edna Brynes, James Walker, Med
ford johnson, Burton Hall, Kendall Nc.
Dowell. Glass B, Myrtle Whitlock,
Grace Williams, Charlotte Peverley,
Alice Boulden, Elsie Fowler, Hester
Baker, Osborne Banning, Lemont Jones.
Frank Tyson, Holmes Burke, Tim Hukill.
DEPARTMENT No. 5.-Class A, Sarah
Kates, Frances Beaston, Jessie Shepherd.
Bessie Denny, Edith Eliason,- Helen
Hall; George Minner, Elmer Kirk, Uiiiii-
lord Pyle, Perth johnson. Glass B,
Clara Gallagher, Erline Fortner, Leila
Pearce, Martha Peafce, Esther Williams,
Marian Daniels, Marguerite Walker, Clar-
ence Weber, John Kumpel, Charles Rit-
chic, Fred Baker, Mildred Freeman.
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CHURCH NOTES

The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor of Forest Presbyterian Church,
meets every Sunday evening at 6.45
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is extended
to everybody. The topic for tomorrow
evening is: How Finding Christ Changes
the life" (Consecration meeting) Mrs.
Matthews, leader.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in
the lecture room OF the N. E. Church
every Sunday evening at 6.45 O'Clock.
Every body is invited to attend. The
topic for tomorrow evening is: Laying
Foundations for 1906 !" I-a 28:l6; Pet
2:4-7; Cor. 3:ll; Eph. 2:i9 20; 2 Tim.
2:l9; LuPe GAG 49. Morning Enrollment)
Leader, J, Z. Denny.
Special services were held in Bethesda
NJ. E. Church Sunday evening, beginning
at Z 80 o'clock aud continuing until mid
night. The services were Interesting and
we're in charge Of the Epworth League,
Reys. A. w. Lightbourne, William Hut
chin and E. w. Caswell of New York.
A love feast and general experience meet
ing was most impressively conducted by
Rev. William HutcIlin. The services are
being held nightly, and the pastor asks
for your hearty cooperation during this
revival period.
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER

The Week of Prayer will begin on to-
morrow, January 7th, and sevices will be
held in the Forest Presbyterian Church
on every evening, except Saturday of next
week.
The wonted invitations issued nv the
Evangelical Alliance has gone forth for
the fifty ninth successive year bidding us
join the worldwide circle of ''supplica-
tions, prayers, intercessions, and giving
OF thanks for all men," and observe the
week, January TIA, 1906. The call has
been sent oat in many languages, in more
than fifty different countries throughout
all parts Of the world. The programme is
based on the thought of suppIication for
great and genuine revival through the
promised power of Gods spirit" The
sermon topic suggested for the opening
Sunday is 1.-The Spirit and the Fire"
(Matthew iii, 1l-l2, vii, 16). For the
closing Sunday, one week later, the theme
proposed is Conditions of Blessing
Malachi iii, 10). The prayer meeting
subjects for tile week days intervening
are:
Monday-Prayers for revival which
shall bring Christians into more vital re-
lation to Christ Malachi iii, 81.
Tnesday-Prayer Tor revival which
shall renew the churches Of every name
INTO full accord with the mind will OF
Christ (Acts ii, /, 4, 4i).
Wednesday-Prayer for revival hich
shall convince and convict the unsayed
John xvi, 81
Thursday Prayer for a revival which,
saving the individual, shall also save
society Luke iv, 1919.
Friday-Prayer for a revival which
shall fill each Christian heart with mis-
sionary devotion Acts Xxx, 24).
Satnrday-Prayer for a revival which
shall exalt anew the worldwide father
hood of God and the worldwide brother
hood of man as revealed in Christ, and
give international application to the one
royal law" (James ii, 81.
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THIEVES TOO LATE

A daring robbery occurred at McDon.
ongh on Sunday night, when the home
of Boyd r. Cleaver was entered and the
house ransacked from top to bottom.
Mr.. Cleayer had sold his farm only few
days before to Mr.. CHM, of near Odessa,
and it was evidently the purchase money
which the burglar was after, although he
left the house without obtaining it. Mr.
Cleaver had deposited it in bank the day
before. The thief, however, made him
self thoroughly at home, for he appro
priated for his own use handsome storm
overcoat, fine fur muff and pair o.
driving gloves. He also proved to bt
the possessor of considerable nerve, fol
before he left he visited the sideboard
and extracted therefrom a roasted
chicken, some oranges and candy, o
which he partook quite literally.
Suspicion points to no one in the vi
cinity, for on the floor of one of the room:
was found return trip railroad ticket tc
Wilmington.
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CARD PARTY

Mrs. s. Wills. Lnsby and Miss Emma
Lusby entertained card party at their
home near Cecilton Md, last week.
The ladies first prize, a coat hanger, was
won by Miss Nellie Lnsby, second prize,
a picture, won by Miss Marian Clark,
Consolation prize an inkstand, BY Miss
Blanche Wright. Mems first prize cigar
case, won by Thomas Cruikshank second
prize, box Of candy, won by James Lock
wood. At 1851 O'Clock. chicken salad,
scaliuped oysters, Maryland biscuit, cof-
fee, saIted nuts and candies were served.
Tie guests were Misses Marie Lock-
wood, Juiia Lockwood, DR.. Edward NJ.
Vaughan, J. Frank Biggs, James Lock
wood, MiddIetown Lanning Schrack,
Germantown, Pa. Edward Miffiin, Ridley
Park Miss Blanche Wright, John Piser,
Warwick, Md; Albert Ireland, Galena,
Md; Porter Lusbg and vile, s. Wills
Lusby and wife, Albert Davis and wife,
Robert Ferguson and wife, Misses Cruik-
shank. Clark. Harland, Nellie Lusby,
JHlia Dushane and Emma Lnsby. Messfs.
Lusby, Thomas Chrniksliank, Noble Fer.
guson, George Oldham, George Morgan
and DuFney Oldham,
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PERSONALITIES

Miss Lena PIeasanton yas in Wilm;g'
ton yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Beasten was in Whining.
ton on "Wednesday.
| Miss Dora Price has beeh spending sew
eraI days in Smyrna.
Mrs. w. P. Cullen is sIending seye;a al
weeks with her daughter HI Milford.
Miss Carrie McAleer, OF Brooklyn,
N. T.. is visiting Miss Helen Naudain.
Miss Covingtun, III Still Pond, NIL, is
a z lest at tile home Of her sister. Mrs. w.
+. Barnard.
Miss Anna Weber, Of IIayre de Grace,
spent several days with Mr. aud Mrs.
Isaac Taylor.
Miss Martha tieatnn attended pro-
gressive luncheon given in Elkton, Nd,
last Saturday.
Mr.. Richard S. Brown, 9f Mickleton,
N. j., spent New Years with the family
Of Mr.. W. B. Kates.
Miss Helen Brady was guest In Sails
bury. Nd, on Monday evening and at
tended the dance given there.
Mr.. A. NJ. Brown, of Boston, was in
town Wednesday evening. and received
the glad hand of his numerous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Mendinhall
and children OF Wilminetonl spent New
Years dya with her father Mr.. c. p.
Cochran.
Mrs. s. S. Holten is spending a month
in Philadelphia, at the home LOT her son,
Curtis B. Holten. while Mn. and Mrs.
Curtis Holten are in Jamacial
Misses Julia Lockwood, Justine Pever-
ley, Helen Cochran, HeleIt Naudain,
Carrie McAleer, Messrs. Julia IN Foard and
James Woodall attended the Qhestertown
dance on Tuesday evening.
The Misses Brady and Miss Louise
Cochran entertained Miss Lydia Watson,
of Dover; Miss Eliza Short, Eof Milford;
Miss Dortha Ramsey, Of Allentown, Pa;
Miss Mary Hazel and Miss LilA Aian Speak
man, of Smyrna. and Miss Elizabeth
johnson, Of Pennington, during the New
Years dance.
The Misses Lockwood OF West Main
street entertained over New Years Miss
Fannie Woodall, of Georgetsb bwn, Md;
DR.. John R. Yorks, of Philadelphia; Ed
ward L. Miffiin, OF Ridley Park; George
Stephens, of Colwyn. Pa, George and
Edwin button, of Seaford, ans1 Oldham
Davis, of Elkton, Md.
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cEcILToN

Lewis Mccoy spent one day last week
with tflarits Griffith.
Miss Carrie Mccoy entertained Mis-
Franc. Griffith on Monday.
join snirh, of llila-lelphia spent over
Sunda. with relatives IN town.
Mrs. ram.is q. Griffith entertained a
few ofl friends last Friday evening.
Miss L Ina Stephens has been spending
the past week with relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Lille Short gave a farwell party
in honor of Herbert Trott last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Georga Pierce and son George are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Belle in
Philadelphia.
James Shracll, or Philadelphia, has
been the guest nf his sister, Mrs. I. w.
Lusby, during the past week.
Rev. William Harris and bride are
spending this week with her parents,
Cla. ton Templeman and wife.
Mr. Snack of Greensboro, has accepted
the position vacated by Herbert Trott
who has returned to his home.
Mrs. S. p. Hoover and son Clifford
have been spending the past week with
her daughter. Mrs. J. L. FARRELL in Viola.
Misses Mamie Bouchelle and Marion
Boulden, OF Chesapeake City, were enter
tanned during the past week by Mrs. Ed
gar B. Manloye.
Miss Mary Dawson has returned to her
studies in Wilmington, after spending
the Holidays with her parents, Rev. w.
NJ Dawson and wife.
Mis- Gussie MCGEE died at the home
of her niece, Mrs. Frank Rayelle, after
a weeks illness of paralysis. A private
service was held at the house interment
in Cecilton Cemetery.
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LETTER TO !. q. ALsroE
MiddI4hnwn Del


Dear Sir: There Iare several WAYS al
cheating in milk. IAN oId-fashioned way
ia TO water it. Nobody waters ii now.
better way is to take out tile cream-ricll
milk with the creahA taken out is as good
as poor milk with its cream all IN.
But We needen'B 10 into particulars.
You don't rob yb3ir milk and yonr cus]
toners.
Paint is as easy AZ milk to cheat withs
Good paint is as rare as good mix; fol
human nature IL mach the same in milk \
men and paint men.
You are Just and true with your milk !;
80 are we with our paint. Devoe lead
and-zinc is twice as good as mixed paints:
There's twice as mneil butter iil 1t.
Mr.. ]. T. Ladd, Cheraw, S G, writes.
when Mr.. Evalbs painted Isis hnuse
with Deyoe, I've fiAured on how atllvr
paints covered ah& had enongh left tn
paint three large s,oiss. Hp Was 40
pleased that he haL need Devoe on two
other houses.
YnnJs truly
+. w. DEg0E 4 Co
36 New York
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DEATH OF MRS. JOHN P. COCHRAN


After an illness Of several weeks Mrs.
Marian Estelle Cochran, wife of Mr.. John
Z. Cochran, Jr., died at her late residence
near town, Friday at noon. Mrs. Coch-
ran was lady beloved by large num-
Der of our people, and her death is great
loss to the community.
Mrs. Cochran was one OF the most active
members of the Ladies' New Century
Club, and much of its success during the
past few years can truly be credited to
her untiring efforts.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Bailey of Philadelphia, and leaves a
devoted husband, father and two brothers
to mourn her Hntimely death.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day afternoon, January 9th, at one o'clock
from her late home near town; inter-
ment in Forest Cemetery
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The MiddIetOWn transcript
Malls lose ~ n...llowz.

Mails lose M~ Ksllows.
doing snrtl'-7. 20 q. m .i0.o5 a M. s.5s pm,
SO y. ,fi. and . p. M
Csoilig south SEQ am. 4. ID p. M, and p m
For 40.iu~si.--7..U H. M, eSt a m li.3U o. IN,
s.sO p. M.
For warwick t'ecitton aud Eariville go ..
M. and "a pm.
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Oysters at Middletown Restaurant &
Supply Co.
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CURRENT PRICES

MIDDLETOWN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN W. JoLLs.
Wheat-No. 81 Corn
No. 2 rs Yellow, shelled 46
Timothy Seed $2.65 g cob 49,. At
Clover Seed ID 1O4c Oats ............... 81
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Local News

KIDD .srowN, DEL, IAN. 4. 1913.
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We Are Looked For People.

Who appreciate good cookery--people
who know good bread when they see il and
taste il.
II is easy to convince such people that
there is no flour equal to
DEwEY's BRsT.
Dewey's Best is made right in our mill,
where every process is carefully watched by
an expert
We keep IN all the nutritious parts OF the
plump golden grain. We keep out all dust
and dirt and impurities.
Dewey's Best is by far the purest flour
sold, and it makes the lightest, whitest bread
you ever ate.
AT your grocer's, in full weight AN Id.
bags. Sold by L. S. Brown, Reedsyille,
w. Va.
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CupIds Court.

The following beautiful printed announce
menls were received in K,ngwood Today by
some of the friends Of the contracting parties:
MIR. Edgar NJ. Hartley
announces the marriage of his daughter
Luna Susan
to
Mr.. Ellis Robinson Porter G. rimes
Wednesday, June the sixth
nineteen hundred and six
Andrews NJ. E. Parsonage
Grafton, w. Va.
The young people are well known through.
out the county and have many friends
They are at Buekhannon attending the com.
meneement exercises of the Wesleyan Univer-
si'y and just concluded to stop off in Graf.
ton and have Rev. IL. c. Howard marry
them The ceremony took place at the
home of the officiating minister as announe-
ed above, The bride is the daughter of
Hon. L. NJ. Hartley of Masontown and the
groom is a we'll known teacher and former
principal of the Masontown schools and now
a merchant out there
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FAR zEpnyRs.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
:. Frank Kelley was az Hateiion on bust.
ness Friday.
Walter Sp,ker has gone to Gr,ndstone.
Pa. to work
Marshall Ringer OF Morgan's Glade, is
our mail carrier again.
Emory Cupp came home from Clifton
Mills recently
Miss Susie Benson was visiting her par.
ents near Brandonville on sunday
David Grant Smith returned to his home
In Grafton on Tuesday.
Assessor A. w. Maust was In OUT vicinity
Tuesday assessing property.
George Allen Kelley OF near Cranesyille
was calling on friends here Saturday last.
Cyrus Miller aud sister, Miss Ida. at.
tended decoration at Lenox on May 10th.
d NJ Beeghly OF Clifton Mills. was In our
community Friday buy ing produce
Merchant 5 + Guthrie aud bride OF liza.
ielton, were visiting relatives near here
sunday
pMiSs Bliss Frankhouser was at Btuceton
again few days last week.
Supervisor VIM. $. Cupp, is having the
men improve the condition of the roads in
our vicinity this week
Miss Nina Smith. who has been visiting
near Bruceton, returned home last Tuesday
accompanied by Chester Wolfe aud wife.
Grant Bishop and son stephen were up
at Cufzart on business Friday.
Quite number OF our people attended
decoration at Bruceton last Wednesday.
Hadley Smith and wife OF near Bruceton.
were guests Of relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
MIR aud Mrs 5 Frank Kelley aud others
from here attended preaching at MI Zion
Church last sunday afternoon
T. x. Miller drove out to Bruce,on last
Friday and returned with his daughter.
Miss Blanche. who has been staying at
Bruceton the past two weeks
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Two inserted tooth saws, 50 in and 90 in.
used but little. Two band wheels, 90 in.
and "a in, heavy, ~ In. and Il In. face. One
stationery engine "a p Westinghouse
engine Is h. p Portable engines--i Rus.
sell 40 h. p., single cylinder out two years.
10 b. p. Russell compound, out 3 years
Geiser h. y. Traction engines Rus.
sell, 10 b. ~. nearly new Geiser, 10 h. d.
Z. X g. Cooper, ~ h. q. I Frick Junior.
= h. g. All rebuilt and thoroughly repaired
Saw Mills--Onc Russell. cone and rack
shaft feed I Russell friction and cable
feed 1 Geiser, cable and friction feed all
left hand mills All have new wood work
AZ II. carriage and so f. track two head
blocks, new internal betting, all rebuilt and
repaired ga m. saw goes with each mill
All this machinery is practically as good as
new. Russells new threshers and engines
for sale; also saw mills Their Universal
and Road fractions are made for hauling
heavy loads on the roads No engine made
can compete with them. We sell hay balers.
water drills, grinding machinery saws and
betting. We buy. trade and sell steam ma
chinerY We await your command.
WIN NJ. KiNCArp, Gen Agent
lat Cameron. w Va
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L. a. Hartman had his furniture stor,
painted on Tuesday
]. Siidel Brown Ct THE Argus was M
town few hours last Friday
June Is the month Of roses Let rs cnio,
the'r beauty now--you and may never see
them bloom again
The question Of Who struck BILLY Pat.
terson % has been retired on pension.
aud a new recruit in the shape OF who
struck Frank Peterson p is now on duty
The moving picture show here on Monday
and Tuesday nights was splendid affair
and was well paronised
The Black Diamond Club gave another
ball on Wednesday night.
Presiding Elder Robinson preached two
able sermons here sunday aud also
preached at No, Z In the afternoon.
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REVOLUTION IMMINENT

a sure sign Of approaching revolt and
serious trouble in your system rs nervous
ness, sleeplessneSs, or stomach upSets.
Electric Bitters will quickly dismember the
troublesome causes. II never fails to tone
the stomach regulate the Kidneys and
Bowels. stimulate the Liver. and clarity the
blood Run down systems benefit parti-
Culary and all the usual attending aches
vanish under its searching and thorough
effectiveness Electric Bitters is only soc
satisfaction.
The Cooke Supply Co.. OF Howesville (.
J. a. Lenhart. OF Kngwood and lsona
Supply Co. OF lrona
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The Preston Leader Of the 9Th inst, has
the following interesting item.
" +. Fond Of Grafton. brother OF our
townsman John b. Ford, WAS in town Sat
urday on very important business. Mr.
Ford came 10 sue out writ Of possession
before Clerk Walls. The property sued for
was Miss Virginia IA. Bell, the handsome
and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nimrod -. Bell Of neas Newburg The bride
and groom having known each other from
early childhood we feel that there can be
no mistake about this UNION, and extend to
the happy couple congratulations. May
their matrimonial journey through life be
strcwn " 9Th flowers A"
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a Wholesale Grocery Co, has been
organized at Rowlesburg to I've known as the
Rowlesburg Grocery Co. The contract for
building has been let and they expect to be
selling groceries inside Of sixty days The
authorized capital stock IS nifty thousand
dollars, of which thirty 1--WE thousand dollars
have been paid in. The following board of
directors has been elected: M. C. Gibson
and w. r. Newcome Of Tunnelton, X. IS.
Hollis of Rowiesburg, =. X. McCrum of
Aurora, J. I. Daley and Isaac p. Martin of
Kingwood, DR.. W. F. Daley, w. NJ. Bishop
and M. j. Fleming of Terra Alta The
following officers have been chosen; NJ. {.
Gibson, President; p. X. McCrum, Vice
President; Nj. J. Fleming Secretary and a.
a. Pickering, Treasurer and Manager.
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GRANT DISTRICT

Sunday School Convention TO be Held a
the Brueeton N. Z. Church, Sat.
urday. June Is, at s;3OP. "a.
PROGRAM FoR AFTERNOON.
Payer.
introductory Remarkably President T
w. Wilson.
Music.
Reports by AL the sunday schools Of
Grant District
rorie-How aud by Whom Ought Teach
ers be EIee-.d-F. r. Speelman.
Discussion
Music.
ropie-Should reaohers be Elected Who
are Not Professors OF Christian Religion
Vestus Thomas
Discussion.
Music.
Topie-tIome' Departmeu,-Rev II. p.
HSrdway.
Discussion.
Music.
Question Box.
Music.
Election OF oaoers for the Ensuing Year.
Benediction.
NIGHT SESSION. SPIN
Song Service-Fifteen Minutes.
Prayer.
Music.
TOpie-Maip objec, Of. reaehins-wm.
NJ. Wolf
Discussion.
Music.
ropic-ls it practical TO operate the sun.
day School the whole year Rev. ID. A.
Friend.
Discussion
Music.
Topic-How to Reach Those who do Not
Attend Sunday School-Santord Ryan.
Discussion
Music.
Topic-The Best Method OF Teaching 80
Rev. Jeremiah Thomas.
Discussion
Music.
Topics may be discussed by writing or
oral
All who are interested in Sunday School
work come and make the convention
success
F. X. SPRELMAN Scc'y.
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Coal Land for Sale
Over 600 Acre Block Two and
Half Miles from KingwOad.

a tract of over coo Acres
of Good Coal Land. Two
Veins-the upper Freeport
and Kittaning Coal, Will
sell the coal under it all, or
sell 400 Acres coal surface
and all, intending 4 lot of
Good Timber.
Located pa miles from
kingwood and close to the
railroad. Anyone interested
can get full particulars by
addressing
J. SLlDELL BROWN,
- Kingwood, w. Va.
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Company @, Attention !

held at the Armory in Kingwood, Friday
night, June 9Th at o'clock al the mem
bers are hereby notified to be present " pos
sible and all new recruits and those expect
ing to enlist and all old members who are
intending to reinlisl, should be present, as
the Company will be measured FOR new uni
forms and several important matters be de.
eided and announced in the way Of pro.
motions and non-com appointments
JEFFERSON S. BRowE,
Commanding Co. g..
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Administrator

You cannot induce lower animal 90 eat
heartily when not feeling well. sick dog
starves himself aud gets we'll The
stomach once overw0rkod must have
rest The same as your feet OF eyes You
don't have to staryc 20 rest your stomach
KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA takes up thc
work Tor your stomach digests What You
eat and gives ita rest Puts t back boz
condition again You can't feel good with
disordsrcd stomach. Try KOdol
Sold by The Strcklcr's Drug Store and
VIM " Dent NewburK
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There was quite a pleasant excursion party
went from Tunnellon to Gettysburg on
Memorial Day 10 visit the famous battle
field and witness the exercises. The
following composed the party Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Martin, Misses Olive Watson, Kate
Shahau and Edith Miller and Messrs J. n.
Werlich, n. II Poland and Arthur X.
Miller The FIRST named in the lis, is the
manager Of weidenheimeFs Big Depart
ment Store at function and all the others
except Miss Watson belong IN the big store
Of Gibson and Co.
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Senator Morley returned this week from
Washington City where he had been with
his wife tor a week At the Georgetown I'm
iversi,y Hospital, where she was operated
on Tuesday May goth for q caucerous growth
Of the left breast. The operation was per-
formed by Dr.. George r. Vaughan an
eminent surgeon Of Washington, snd was a
success. The patient stood the ordeal we'll
and was able to sit up before Mr.. Morley
left and he expects to be able 10 bring her
home 20 Kingwood next week.
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Valuable Residence For Sale June 30.
1906.

On the last Saturday IN June at2 p. m.
will offer for sale ON The premises, the
Williams residence, East Nam Street
Kingwood. This is splendid property,
almost new and good location
Terms of Sale. $1,000 cash IN hand and
balance in three equal payments in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months. viii sell az
private sale 10 anyone wanting 10 buy before
above date n sold, notice will be given AZ
once. J.. FRASE RHoDEHEAvRR.
Administrator