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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-18
WINFFREDE.

Misses Amelia and Annestine
Jackson, of Kanawha City, returned
home Monday after spending a few
days with their aunt, Mrs. II. B.
Giles.
Willie Corey is able to be out
again after a short illness.
Miss Eta Smith has been i'll with
fever the past week.
Mrs. r. Deane and son Willie, are
spending few weeks in Columbus,
Ohio, visiting Miss NJ. l.. Walker.
r. H. Allen spent few days out
of town last week.
Ed Tyson and G.. A. Allen we're
business visitors to Charleston Mon
Miss Ada Thomas is spending a
few days with her parents
The following. officers we're INSTALL
ed by Rose Bud Nursery, No. 500
Carrie Hall, president; Annie
Watt, vice president; Mary Shelton,
prelate; Pauline Thomas, secretary;
Odesia Turner, right H sopor;
Ernestine Shelton, left H supor;
Arthus Means, conductor; Oscar
Giles, assistant conductor; Samuel
Nelson, inside guard; Kennie Brook,
outside guard. Under the suspicious
Of Maggie Perkins, senior mother;
Ella Shelton, board Of director.
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CLARKSBURG.@

Mrs. Lakin Green, of Mechanic
street, is in Wheeling visiting her
son Cart, who was recently married
there g.. - :. =
Mrs. Wheeler %, Jackson returned
Sunday from Dittsburg. where she
visited her brother and family.
Mrs. Ed. Henry returned to her
home In Philadelphia, last week af-
ter accompanying her sister here.
The many friends Of Miss Collie
Cambria are hoping the trip has
proved a benefit to her health.
Miss Lilly Allen and, VILLA Lee
returned Saturday from pleasant
visit with friends IN Indianapolis. o.
Rev. G. w. w. Jenkins, D. D. prea-
ched a special sermon to the Masons
Sunday, night: A large congregation
was in attendance. -, l..
The. funeral Of Mrs. Charles Scott
took place Tuesday afternoon.
She Is survived by husband one
daughter, a father and several bro
theirs and sisters. :
On Wednesday evening. verv en-
1oVable party was given by little
Misses Lilly Robinson and Beulah
Green at the latter's home ON Second
street, in honor Of Miss Hazel Dill
lard, Of Charleston
During the display of fireworks
Thursday evening, a sky rocket fell
among some papers and matches at
Mrs. M. A. Rone's newsstand and
quite a blaze was started. The loss
is covered by insurance.
Miss Lilly, Allen left. Tuesday
morning for her home at Fair
chance, Pa
Thursday night, az lawn >fete was
given at the home of Mrs Emanuel
Hill. on Clay street. A large crowd
attended.
Miss Villa Lee leaves this week
for Scranton, Pa. to attend the con-
vention of the Women's Mite Mfg
sionary Society. + = ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hay es have
gone to Fairmont to live.
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FREEMAN.

| Mrs l.. C.rWard has returned after
several weeks absence. She has
been to see her mother who has been
| very i'll.
Mrs. A. d. McCIanahan, Mrs. w.
w. McClanahan and Mrs. G.. w.
White were visiting in Poca Sunday.
Mr.. House and family have moved
to Roanoke.
Rev CIemons was visiting Rev.
Dabney Monday.
Mr.. Page was visiting Elkhorn
Sunday.
G. W. Smith was at Elkhorn Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanna have
moved to Simmons.
Mr.. Ferdinand Robertson has gone
to GlkhOrn to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Moore have O.
fine girl.
Webster Moore was called to
Welch, Saturday to see one Of his
K. Of p brothers
Fletcher Harper, fell off porch in
Poca5 the 4ths and was taken to the
hospital.
Miss Laura Kirkpatrick was in
Graham visiting her sister the 4th.
Cooper and Simmons played ball
..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Logan spent
Wednesday night in Poca with their
mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, Of Salem, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Philips, Of Bromwell, for the past
week
The grand rally at Anderson Chap
81 was a success. Rev. Hamilton, Of
BerWin preached an excellent sermon
Sunday morning and Rev. Mitchell,
Of Poca. preached Sunday evening.
Excellent music was rendered by the
POcahOntas choir. Rev. I. l.. John
son, Of Norfolk, preached Sunday
night. Music by the Simmons choir.
Each service was well attended and
several Of the good people Of Poca-
hontas were down. Collection
$100.35.
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PIT. PLEASANT.

Misses Essie CHM, E..Lewis and
Edith Mitchell, Of Pomeroy, O., were
guests of Miss Mosella Colston the
4th Of July. .,-.------..-... --~-
Mrs. Chas. Harris, Of Gallipolis.
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs,
Joe Jordan last week.
&c. l.. Morton left Wednesday Of
last week for Morgantown ond Fair
mont.
Mrs. John Campbell and little
daughter, Anna and Mrs. .Alphus
Bryd and little son, Campbell. of
charleston, were the Sunday guests
OF Miss Bessie s. Jordan and Mrs
e. L. Morton.
Joe Jordan was a business yisi-
tor to "Gallipolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Sue Jordan left Monday for
Anderson where she will spend the
summer.
= The, same teachers were elected to
teach Langston school with the ex.
ception Of Miss Hattie G., Jordan
who did not apply. The teachers
Will be l.. r. Jordan. Mrs. l.. R.
Jordan and Miss .Mosella Colston.
Ihe Chldren's, Day exercises at
the M. e. church were quite a sue
cess, Miss Colston was the instruct
err
Rev. Venture and Rev. Harrioty
and Rev. Liggins made interesting
remarks. Miss Julia Smith presided
at the organ. o.. e..
Rev Higgins and Mrs. Higgins, Of
Huntington, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lincoln Sunday.
Rev. Harrioty, Of Montgomery, as
sisted Rev. Venture Sunday in the
Rally.
Miss Ida Bates Is the guest of
friends in Middleport.
G. G. Settles has returned home
from Thurmond.
j. F. Henderson and wife were
the guests Of relatives in Gallipolis
Sunday.
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INSTITUTE.

Advance Copies Of the West ,Vir-
ginia institute annual containing the
program for the teachers institute
and the reading circle course for
l9O7, have been distributed by the
| department OF free schools. The
annual contains some very interest
ing information. In the first pages
is printed the list Of state officers
and many of the various county off
Gals, 1t shows the growth Of the
school libraries in West. Virginia
from 8,026 volumes in 1906 to 1885,
SOB volumes in 1907. and it must be
rem embered that these books are
Largely obtained through the personal
efforts Of the teachers and pupils
afded, OF course, by those progressive
citizens who are interested in educa-
tional work ~
Two new books were added to the
West Virginia teachers reading
circe for the course Of study in
19O7-1908. THE Rccitations" by
Samuel Hamilton, superintendent Of
Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, an
aggressive educational leader of ma
tional prominence, is Il book Prof.
Miller thinks will prove very valua-
bic to teachers. The other, "Birds
Every Child Should Know" by
Nelt1o Blancan, will prove. successful
In getting the pupils interested in the
protection Of birds throughout the
state and the state superintendent
believes al Audubon club should be
organized in every school. =,
Introductory to the program out
lined for institute week Prof. Miller
says: "The State Of West Virginia
supports the teachers Institutes at
cost Of about $40, 600 a year for the
express purpose Of improving our
schools. Believing that better tea.
cheers will necessarily make better
schools, this means Of Improvement
is placed within their reach. No
doubt all progressive teachers will
take advantage Of these opp'ortuni-
ties and get the benefit II the instruc-
ton thus provided. The institute
week should be not able occasion
in each county and made the center
OF educational effort for the advance
nent Of all the school interests"
Superintendent Miller states that
at least three weeks before the open
ing Of the institute. The county su-
perintendent should appoint a com
mittee to make all cal ARRANGE
ments. This committee should Sc
cure suitable hail, provide an organ
or piano. arrange for good janitor
service and assist teachers In finding
comfortable homes for th&week. All
this and much more viii be done by
an efficient committee The following
is the law relative to he, attendance
Of teachers at their county institu-
tes:
Amy teacher who d.
shall fail or rcfn~e o, attend
at least one institute ant1uaI1y, held
under the provisions Of this section
> *shall not be- Untitled to cx-
animation or be employed to teach
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.COVINGTON, VA.

Mesdames Emma Brown, Anna
Leftwich and Johnny Pierce left
Sunday night for Norfolk to attend
he grand sitting Of X. Of P.'s and
Courts. They will also attend the
Jamestown Exposition. 49,. o.. ..
Kings Daughters met Monday
With Mrs. John Hunter. Will meet
next Monday with Mrs. Rucker, on
Allegheny avenue: .... '".
Mr.. and Mrs. Starks and family
are at home again
Mr.. and Mrs. Eagan Perrin, of
Charleston, attended the funeral of
iMr. PERKINS, sister
Thomas I. Jackson, of Kansas
City. Mo-, is visiting friends and
IrelatiVes. He Is the brother of
James Jackson and Mrs. S. H. Den
son. .'..---..------.-.-
Mrs. G. B. Miller is sick at her
nome on Lexington street.
Mrs. w. j.. Hackett is visiting in
Union and Salt Sulphur Springs.
She will give one Of her lectures in
Union during her stay.
Mrs. Cunningham and little son
iett Saturday for Roanoke. While
here she was the guest of the Misses
Mickcns.
. NiS. hlleH MOrElS, VINO became
seriously i'll about three weeks ago,
dled Sunday afternoon about 2:4O.
She was faithful member Of. the
First baptist church. At her death
she was 40 years old. Rev. w. J.
racket preached the funeral SER
vices. She leaves two children, two
brothers, sister and an aged
father:
Mrs Chas. Adams has been indis-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
tate OF West Virpipia -. .}s+&T5+S


20. Kanawha County, ss. : y S.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Once
Of the Circuit Court of ,Kanawha
County, on the first Monday dngsthe
month OF July, 1907:% "%1a 49, l;%a K 3 +
Katie Jeffries, plaintiff, = = -
VS.. f., In Chancery, No. 1495.
Kidd Jeffries, Defendant. ~ ~
CThe object Of this suit Is TO OBJ
tain divorce from the bonds or
matrimony,) .@.s, ::.&4.13 * i. &9%
This day came the Plaintiff by her
Attorney; and on his motion. and
1t appearing by affidavit filed, that
the Defendant is a NONRESIDENT of
this State, it is ordered that lhAs do:
appear within one year after the date
or the first. publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect&his
interest dn this suit. ~ r ,9-
,Teste: D. M. Shirley, Clerk. TT
j. w. Chappelle, Sol.
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instances throughout the state. ten
tire schools Of thirty or forty pupils
went to the examinations In a botIy.
many Of them never expecting to be,
come teachers. ~
Now while, as above stated, it may
be that the law would not authorizes,
this department to. exclude s,Ie.h
persons from the examinations.
nevertheless, I think in the intersss-,
OF the system that this halter
should be very carefully considered.
Unless an applicant thinks he pos--
sesses the requisite amount OF
knowledge to get certificate and boz
teach school successfn- ly,. I think
1t best that he should not enter
tho examination. The grading
or the papers Is % rbardeeoTne
work and expensive as well, and the
amount Of such work-should be faaSfBt
as reasonable as ne interests Of the
schools will justify. There is no dasy
sire to curtail the ambition of, any
young man or young woman ana
the state needs competent tea8hers.
but / feel that the uniforms, syaSsn
should not be burdensd WITH ufEf
necessary labor. The old itea thaE
anyone can teach school rs paesssSEs3
away and much higher stagsdard 1a !
being reqruied This stahd8fd SnasEs
been raised gradually and teaGA97e
have had fair notice to prSparoS
themselves. Many helpful sagkss
tions have been made through fKa5 !
reading circle course and In the ffie
Continued on page flsa 5sa
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Charleston the last of the

der at - Charleston Rs last of the h,
Miss Anna Hatnes }s quite III at
her home on Green street. B"
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred y,
+ Wilson, OF Belpre; Ohio, a girl last
Thursday night. 5iS ."VF
: Maceo Hodge No No: fS; X. of : VIII
NEST July 22d, Instead of the goth
ON account. Of that absfng the day or,
which members VIII 1eavr for Char
lesion lesstt to attend Grand Court and
Grand Lodge. a:s,sx
Born to Mr.. and mrs. George Wat
sou last Saturday a5sdn
~ Miss Nina Washington, OF CALI
polls, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hem
rS Lee. on 18th street. .. 10y
Master Valdred Bfown, who has
been down with fever, is now out
again. 49,. :. >.@..ss> ,.S
Herman Brown ana Charles Wells
are in, the city fora few days from
Athens; Ohio. 0'''
Miss Annie Evahsaand niece, Of
Baltimore, Md, areEtvisting Mrs.
William Ferguson on: Eghth avenue.
Carey A. Williams returned to the
the; city Wednesday, from James
The Willing Workers Club OF the
w. M church was Entertained by
Miss Pearl Bradon last Tuesday even
ing Mrs. Mary CaTUsnter will enter
tain the club next TAesday evening.
The United OrdeFEof True Reform
ers' will, meet Thursday.
The Rosebuds will meet Saturday
afternoon. ~ NE
Mrs. Peter Brock gave sunset
dinner at the City-Rark Wednesday
evening In honor Of Mrs. George
Jackson, Of Richmond. Ind. The fol-
lowing were present.: Mrs. George
Jackson, Mrs. Mimic. Brock, Mrs. Min
ME Grant; Mrs. IfrD5C,~ PIERCE MIS-.
William Toney, Mrs. d. Mary Hender-
son, Mrs. Rebecca Y yStrothers, Mrs.
Helen Carriers. Mrs, Mary Willis,
Mrs. Georgia Custus, Mrs. Mary
Brock, Mrs. Ermin Davis, Mrs. Chas.
R. Brock, Misses Gillian Milton, of
Barlow, Ohio, Lou Motcn, Carrie
Pierce, Rev. w. F., Jones and Roy
Toney.
The apron sale held at the BAPTIST
churcs was a large success.
The Busy Bee met with Martha
Amiss, Thursday
Mrs. Hodge, State Deputy Of; the
True Reformers.' passed through the
CITY last Saturday3bn her way to
| Montgomery from Maorefeld.
Roy Bailey, will open well-equip-
| ped lunch wagon at BOA Avery street.
Rev. Carroway spent a few days
In. the city this week the guests Of
Rev. William Toney, !. Mr.. Carroway
| and family are en1noute to Browns
Vile, Pa. from Mayaville, KY.
The Jr. B. Y, BY. meets every
Sunday at $50 a. M.
The annual picnic Mill be given by
Vendetta Court, No.45, /. O. o. c.. at
! Blennerhassett Island Wednesday,
July IT. The steamer Raymond, viii
| convey passengers bN and from the
Island. All kinds pfEfunches will be
served by the ladies' of the Court.
Two games, Of ball viii, be, played,
one by Vincent, Ohio, team and
| 'fParkersburg" tfe&' other@by the L.
H. Dis and the PC. A,xC.meJuniors.
Good music VIII be a special feature
of the picnic, All are CORDIALLY in
vited. Csc. round trip. Il
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

10 .hluQ JeHrleS. ..at 't.S - r. ~"
TAKE NOTICE.: That on the 10th
day OF August. A. D. 1907, between
the hours Of o'clock A. M. and s
o'clock P. M, at the. law office ,of u.
W. Chappelle, 604 1-2 KanaWha
street, Charleston, West Virginia.; il
will take the deposition of myself and
others, to be read in evidence til nv
behalf in certain suit in ohatIesry
now pending in the Circuit Court Tor
the Count yof Kanawha and staEapf
West Virginia, in which I am Plain.
tiff and you are Defendant. SSa;:
/. II from any cause the taking 50f
said deposition shall, not be Gems
menced or =. completed on the. day
aforesaid, the same shall be con-
tinued from day to day, or from tiisla
to time, at the same Place and BE
tween the same hours, until the tsafla
shall be completed. ".5,a y. IA , E5ssF
), KATIE JEFFRIES, rs II
1919 By. Counsel. ST W
J. w. Chappelle, Sol. -, ! AZ .ssi
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able, evening was spent.
Little Gladys, the daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Gladys continues very III.
Miss N. Blaney spent Monday in
Cedar Grove on business.
Mrs. P. s. Anderson left Sunday
for her home in Virginia.
Willis Franklin, George Massey
and James Hollins spent Sunday at
Smithers.
Mrs, Grant Hill and children at
tended the annual celebration Of the
Y. o. T. r. at Smithers Sunday.
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HIGHER
:. x 9 " 5. - "
OF Teachers i'm the State is
j, Sought by the School Dept. <

State Superintendent or Schools
Thomas c. Miller has Issued a circu-
lar Of information Number seven,
which deals III an feentrsting manner
with several questions of an edu-
cational nature which are of much
Importance to the people Of West
Virginia. The circular follows:
I Some controversy has arisen as
to the value Of the state professional
certificate, some claiming that the
six-years certificate, known as the
second class certificate, should be
reckohed as a second grade only.
This is not correct. Both the six
Year and the twelve.Year certificate
issued by the state board rank as
number one certificates and should
be so recognized everywhere. In
fact, SUCH Certificates are OF greater
value than those issued under uni.
form system and I have frequently
urged that large number Of teach
ers shouid secure this PROFESSIONAL
certificate. For further Information
relative to the same address Prof r
A. Armstrong, Morgantown.
| I'm some counties Of the state
t'there has been good deal Of indif-
| ference on the part OF teachers as
to institute attendance and there has
been also entirely too much '1axIty on
part Of school officers in this respect
The law specifically requires, such at
tendance at the county institutes
and unless excused for a lawful req
son no teacher can legally draw his
salary. | urge most careful atten-
tion to this matter this year as I
shall insist that no excuses be grant
ed by. the county board of examiners
except those recognized in the law.
Moreover, as the institute ist a most
helpful means Of Improvement, #
would seem that all progressive
teachers would want to get IN touch
with better methods and with the
interesting presentations that arel
made In Institutes from time
TO- time. The per diem of $3.50, for |
full weeks attendance Is scarcely
sufficient to meet ones expenses.
but this is some recognition, of the
value Of the teachers time which for
many years was denied. or course.
1t Is understood that the per diem
IS paid but once and then, at the
close Of the term when the final re-
port is presented. .
The next examination under the
Uniform system will be held on
Thursday and Friday, July 18th and
9th. Each county superintendent
fixes the place where the examina-
ton shall be held. While the state
superintendent feels that be has no
authority to exclude anyIfrom the
examination except thosN who now
hold number one certificates, still
he feels that the department Is be-
ing unnecessarily burdened by d
large number Of applicants who
Just try to see what they Gan
make" At the May examinations
there were almost 200 persons who
took tho examination and Of this
number thfrty'two per cent failed.
An investigation shows that a. large
percentage Of those who failed were
young people, boys and girls barely
seventeen years of age, who entered
the examination as a matter Of test
and experience, many Of them notE
expecting certificates. IN fact, several
county superintendent so stated inl
their recommendations In several
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JOEtIHlN.
numbered

Mrs. f. d. Allen is numbered
amohg the sick this week.
Rev. d. ID. Davis filled the stand
and preached two able sermons Sun
day.
Among the visitors Sunday were:
o. r. Wilkerson and daughter, Of
Montgomery.
The Sunday School Of this place
turned out ito the Sunday School
Rally given at Handley An enjoy
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The Pythian Mutual Investment 40
i....-. - sOciatio1a. = StE xix, ~

Z -,
Noelce Of Annual Meeting or saEnks
holders of the Pythian Mutual Tsis
yestment Association St5@ yss,:
Notice is hereby given that am
annual meeting Of the sbockhofdess
OF The Pythian Mutual Invests iii
Association will be held In the hail
room OF building owned by said ssa~
sociation and situate at the eofAer
OF Washington and Dickinson sybTeetSs
In the City OF Charleston5 KanaWDa
County, West Virginia, IglyS 39tis.
1907, at 2 O'Clock p. M, Br; the pnr-
pose Of electing directors OF said as
ISOLATION for the ensuin gagear, ana
for the transaction of saeR, other bus,
mess as may come before said Assn, i
citation. ....''; ~ S,sg
Given under my hand this the ly6s
day Of July, A. D., 1907. >asE8
S. w. STAGKS, "a 49,
7-44t .... I'd Pres =
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any free school during the year
within which such failure. or refusal
may have occurred--School law"
y, The following excuses are deemed
Of sufficient Importance in all de-
partments Of life and may be regard
ed good for non-attendance.> Sick
ness. death of near relative and
attendance at court under summons.
Enthusiastically Decision.
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IS sseSIy aga q s. 81 S
sle e NJ lss us
|s sSs s ssssd Iss s
hasia Tor a Il tir1a. 1T ~ =, ~ y
r Mrs. Galloway mother Of AT r.
and y: HI Calo way fell In the hall
tof%fhe home laas ! week sustaining
several 2painfpt juriea. fI,3 81 +. :
8 H: A. SCOTT and O. M. jones' were
g. at : i Fayetteville on business last
The infant daughter. OF Mrs. Alice
!, MRS. Meliza Evans spent Sunday
with Mrs Amanda Carter at Hill
Revs. Deans ana iDotsoln N preached
70 large congregations here,last Sun
ays--T-.,- - - : i - \ Nftl
Mrs. Annie ,Alston, of Scarbro, was
shopping here Monday , g: XII ~ =
The new 'f"CHffside Orchestra,
which was organized few weeks
ago is progressing rapidly with Johfl
PraWl, Of Louisville, KY, as leader.
The other members are j., c.. VII
llams, j.. l.. Green, j. r. Black, Miss
Maude Tarer and A. E., Henderson.
r. =: W: Kinney, eloc utionist and i'm
pefsonator, will give an entertain
ment here next week. -. e.. ... =. =.
~. A, Crawford and family have re-
turned from trip in the East.
James Shepherd of Montgomery.
was IN town last week in the interest
the Davis stores Of that town. ."
:, Page White returned home last
week from New York. :. =
+. Joshua Evans formerly or the west
side has moved In town.
Rev. Scott. Of Roanoke, Va, prea-
ched at Oswald Sunday 49,, -.
Isaac Halfway, sculptor and ar
list, gave one of his pleasing enter
tainments at Macdonald Monday
might. ,43#.
:, Mrs. Addie Jones is somewhat in
disposed this week.
Robert Johnson. who met with an
accident by having his foot mashed
last week, is able to be out again.
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MT. HOPE.

Mrs. Ella Stewart and son, Of
Brldgewater,, Va, are spending some
time with their relatives here, Mr..
ana Mrs. r. l.. Jameson
w. w. Carter is in charge Of Cen
try Bros, meat shop during the alb
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and get bottleof Beef, and leon for that tired
i fu 81 Impurities ust be evacuated lest va,
will continue tos from that lived feeling poor
appssits IA comes with tIes
\ prin1 u @s s So - sE,EEEZ
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New York City is now growing at
he rate Of about 415 persons each
day.
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patient and gentle and devoted
husband. He leaves a wife, two sis.
ters, two brothers and a host of
friends to mourn their loss.
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Correspondence

Continued from page two
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M uses Bssie CHM, E. Lewis and
hdlth Mitchell, Of Pomeroy, O., were
guests Of Miss Mosella Colston the
4th 0f T,1l,r 800
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