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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-07-04
COAL CENTER CHRONICLES
Our runnsliOn Scribe Records The
Eyents Of "a Meek.
BUSY As BEES IN THE BEST TOWN
visitsrs. Birthday Celebrations. Court
News, Camp Meeting Coming.
Educational Matters.
BIrthday Celebrations.

Mrs. Rachel Bishop. the proprietreSS Of
the popular hostelry that bears her name.
celebrated her sixty.eiEhth birthday on
"wednesday. June 40. Those OF her children
present we're Mesdames Belle Mccoy. OF
Tanner; Lou Bernard OF Morgaatown: Raw
Oracle. OF Iunnelion. aud Mr.. William Bish
op. OF Terra Alta. II is to be hoped that
Mrs. Bishop will not only live the allotted
three score aud ten. but that she NAV
round out many more years OF usefulness
On Monday. OF this week. Harry Miller
celebrated his seventeenth birthday. There
were quite a number OF young folks gather.
ed az his home In the evening where several
pleasant hours were spent in psrlor games.
the rendition Of music both vocal aud in.
strumentsl. and finally az an appropriate
hour all were invited to partake OF refresh.
ments pleasing the most isstidious epicure
The guests then departed wishing their
genial host many happy returns OF the day.
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Sounds strange, doesn't ii1 But
its fact, nevertheless. Brother
Ben II. Srncell, after seventeen
years hard work. is going to take a
vacation this SUMNER. Last week
Franklin +. Rathbun, formerly ct
the Oakland public schools, became
associate editor Of the Oakland Re
publican, and will now see the diff
ference. Teaching school 10 smooth
sailing compared to issuing a paper
that meets the approval Of our
bunch Of critics.
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Special Correspondence OF The Argos
], ]. Kelley was out near Orr
Friday.
Victor Cupp ,ned carrying the
mail last week.
Philip Schnopp was up at Lenox
Monday on business.
The Cupp brothers have their new
house nearing completion.
/. A. Frankhouser was a business
caller at Bruceton Saturday.
Joe Hickey aud Joe Martin came
home from Uniontown Saturday.
Frank Kelley, of Morgans Glade.
was here Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Guthrie
were at Hazelton shopping Thursday.
Grant Bishop and Mr.. Parnell
were out at Valley Point a short
time ago.
Ear Schnopp and +. X. Miller
went To- Fairchance after fertilizer
Wednesday.
Jacob Slsler, OF Morgans Glade,
called to see J. J. Kelley on bust.
ness Monday.
Mrs. George +. Spiker and son
Earl were at Bruceton calling on
friends Friday last.
Jesse McGinnis, of Brandonville,
has been with relatives in our vi
cini,y the past week.
G.. T.. Spiker and l.. M. ..iven-
good were putting roofing on Elmer
Strawser's house Friday.
Miss Jennie Ditmore stayed with
Miss Lucy Kelley from Saturday of
last week until Monday.
Earl Spiker, Alfred Cupp and son
Renzie were at Fricndsville THUS
day after goods and fertilizer.
Mrs. Annie Forsythe and son
Isaac were visiting relatives at
Friendsvllle Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Cleveland, of Oakland, Md,
was here Friday showing J. ]. Kelley
how to operate their gasoline engine.
Squire ]. III. Deal and daughter,
Miss Rhods, were visiting friends in
and near Albrightsville Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jonathan Spiker
were at Mountain Dale church at
preaching and communion service
Saturday.
Lucian Frankhouser, wife. and
children were. guests at Spencer
Guthrie's Sunday evening, accom-
panied by Miss Alice Guthrie.
John Q. Kelley, wife, and two
children, Mary and Charles, went to
Addison Saturday to visit relatives
and attend the dedication there
Sunday.
Gay Guseman and Elmer Nieman
drove down to Marshall Hilemsn's,
near Addison, Saturday. They ex-
pect to attend the dedication of the
new VI. +. church at Addison.
Miss Rosa Cupp and her two little
niecss, Ruby and Eula Fike, who
have been at Brandonville the past
two weeks, returned home Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Jim Niernan, of
BIandonville.
Charles Groves and his sister,
Miss Pearl, of near Cuzzart, were at
II. {. Smiths Saturday, aud they
were accompanied by Miss Nina
Smith to the Mountain Dale church,
where there has been pro,ricted
meeting IN progress the past week
and closed with love-feast service
SptuFdav evenino
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Twilight.
'rrespondence OF The Argus.

correspondence OF The Argus.
G.. +. Sidwell 5sited friends at
FeIlowsville last week.
There is music floating in the air
at Twilight now. We have two
organs, one phonograph, a choir,
and plenty OF chin music.
u G.. +. Sldwell, who IS in the saw
,mill business at this place, IS a
hustler. He informs us that he
loaded ten cars Of lumber last
month.
There was family reunion at the
home OF Henry Riggleman up near
the Gordon church last Saturday.
Some of the relatives from this
neighborhood attended aud report a
very enjoy able time.
Jessie Johnson has been suffering
with a complication OF diseases and
has been quite poorly for some time.
He is one Of the old veterans OF the
civil war and was nne Of the in
mates of AndersonVille prison, which
greatly impaired his health.
The little town Of Stretched across
the way is rapidly building up.
Harman Sidwell has moved from
Reedsville TO this place and will
operate, a sawmil there. We are
Informed that two other families
from Resdsyille will move there.
The infaut child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Sterling, OF Manown. died last
Friday morning and was buried Sat-
urday afternoon In the Bethlehem
cemetery A short service was held
in the church, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Kendall, Of the u. y. church.
AS we passed through Twilight
the other evening we heard Lulu
singing T'm Tired Now and Sleepy
Too, Come Put Me in Ny Little
Bed" Upon investigation we learned
she was practicing in order to COM
pete with Birdie McGinnis, an
operatio star. Practice makes per.
feet, Lula, my Ia, la, Ia.
John Gidley met with a serious
accident last week. He was hauling
cross ties from G. r. Sidwell's saw.
mill on a truck, and just below the
Miller trestle, as he went to pass
between the truck and a stump that
stood near the tram road, one leg
was caught between the truck and
stump, breaking the small bone of
the right leg and bruising the flesh
badly. Drs. Pratt and Rudasill, OF
Kingwood, rendered medical aid.
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Manis 70 Know Yh,i

Scion. Of Newburg. was here Monday and
was very DESTROYS Of meeting Eagle Eye.
but the latter was not to be found SoIon
assures us that he is man Of peace and
cannot undertsnd why Eagle Eye should
always HE himself to unknown quarters on
the advent OF his coming to our town. On
visiting Eagle Eyes quarters he said he
found papers. pipes and tobacco promis.
cuously scattered about the place. giving
evidence Of hssty departure.
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Boards Of HducatIen Meet.

On Friday Messrs. T. j. Bowermaster
and II. +. Flesher. OF the Kingwood Dis
tTict Board OF Education we're present.
Messrs u. r. Bone and w. II. McDanieis
being absent. and Messrs. John Pierce and
Milford linn. OF the Reno Board. were
present. while Messrs b. F. Royce and A.
j. Shahsn were absent. Il was a Joint
meeting. the object being to consider the
erection of an addition to the present build
ing or an entirely new one and the uniting
oil the two schools. Unfortunately they
could come TO no agreement.
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cRoQUET SETS
Prices from 81 to "a.

4 ball, 6-ball, and 8-ball sets; short
mallets, long mallets, plain and fan
cy. Rules for the game in every
box. Extra balls at Ioc each.
Baseball Bats, aoc, $50, soc
aud 75c. Baseballs, sc, roc, 2Sc,
soc, 75c, Stand Reach and League
balls, tL2S.
Catchers' Mitts, 81, s., and S. =.
lnfelders' Gloves, 7Sc, 81, 81. so,
and sL7s.
Catchers' Masks and Body Pro.
tectors, Bat Sacks, Heel Plates,
Book of Rules, Catchers' Nuts (small
sizes), very low.
Celluloid indicators. roc
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FOR SALE SECONDHAND AND NEW MA


Traction engines. One 10 ZIP Geisor one 10 HIP
Russell. two rs HIP Russell. ono Prick ~ HIP. one
J. !. Case " Hp ono Aultman q Taylor ~ HIP.
one Prick . HIP. Junior. Potable engines on
wheels: Two Goiser HIP. Russell rs 10 20
HIP double cylinder engine. tested at 225 lbs. hy-
draulic pressure and by steam 200 lbs. mounted
iron wheels; one semi-pOr,ablo Prick engine
mounted on Hkids. 20 ZIP boiler and 20 ZIP center
crank engine; can mount this set Of trucks that
we guarantee 10 carry 10 tons: these trucks for
sale. Three Westinghouse cnHncg- one 20 10 ar
HIP one 10 30 l2b HIP. one l25 TO go IIPal IN good
running order. thoroughly repaired by WcstinR-
house and not used since: they answer to run any
kind u machinery: one Russell medium Eawmill.
virtually new. will carry up to G6-nch saw; 5f
inch canton Inserted tooth saw, right hand. same
new saw. several large hand whcos-nlso sec
Ond-hnnd governors thoroughly repaired; one No.
Kelley corn cruBher and grinder. We rebuild all
our machinery. thoroughly repair and make 1t
practically same new. In new work
general agents for the sale Of Russell a. Co.'S
zines and boilers gawmilla. and their famous
.hreshorH. also their road traction engines for
hauling lumber. logs. or heavy loads on the rosd.
We are headquarters in West Virginia for sale ~
buggiea, runabOuts. surroya. spring wagons. cab
riolcts, and road wagons. also harness. We handle
no trashy goods. Come and see U.s. call on ~.
write US. We buy. sell and trade for steam ma
ehinery See our stock Of four wheelers every
thing represented. wa. NJ. KNCAID.
% Cameron, w. Va.
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Something Doing In Court Circles.

In the suit Of ]. II. Pyles VS.. Kleet SterI.
ing ct al. for unlawful entry and detainer.
which was tried before Squire Craig on
Tuesday, judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff. Attorney r. 4. Parrack appeared
Tor Pyles. while A. Bliss Mccrum was az
iorney for the defendants,
On Saturday Chief Ashby arrested bill
Haskell Lucien Buckslew. Riley and Ed
Goa. They were all suffering from an
overdose OF the talking fluid so His Honor
Mayor Cross prescribed three dollars aud
twenty FIVE cents for each patient as an
antidote
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Whist Nex,I

Attorney ]. A. Viquesney. OF Belington.
was Coal Center visitor last Tuesday.
THIS gentleman Is president OF the follow
ing enterprises in his home town. The
Citizens National Bank. BeliUgion Ice and
Boiiling Co. Barbour County Fair Associa.
lion and the Belingion Board OF Trade
He was here looking for a site to establish
a bottling works and II is TO be hoped he
found suitable one. The bes, town can.
not have 10 many labo- employing concerns.
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DO YOU really enjoy what you est1 Does
your food taste good1 DO you feel hungry
and want more1 Or do you have a heavy,
dull feeling after meals. sour stomach.
belchipS gas on the stomach. bad breath.
Indigestion and dyspepsia n so. you
should take little Kodol after each meal.
Kodol will nourish aud strengthen your
digestive organs and furnish the natural
digestive juices Tor your stomach. II will
make YOU well. II will make your food do
you good. Turn your food into good. rich
blood. Kodol dgests what YOU eat. Sold
by Striehlei's drug store VIM. Dent. New.
burg
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Keep Your Eye on This
Serial Story.

CHAtlEk I.
The man who will take a newspaper
Tor length OF tune and Thea send Il
back Refused" and unpaid for. would
sweilow blind dogs supper and then
stone the dog for being bind
CHAPTER m.
lie would do worse than that. lie
would marry girl on trial aud send
her back with Doesn't Suit" chslked
on her back after the honeymoon.
CHAPTER M.
lie would do still worse by stealing
the chalk with which TO write IL. and
sfterwsrd USE the chalk on his'shirt TO.
save his laundry bill. lie would also
sue the girls father Tor the cost OF main.
tanning her duCing the honeymoon.
To be continued
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Thousands Of people are daily suffering
with kidney and bladder troubles danger
Gus ailments that should be checked
promptly DeWiu's Kidney and Bladder
Pills are The best remedy Tor backache.
weak kidneys, inflammation Of tie bladder.
Their action IS prompt and sure. a week s
treatment for 75c. Sold by Strickiers drue
store W N. Dent Newburk
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk George a.
Walls the parties being from Preston
county unless otherwise stated
william NJ Pell 90 Hannah y Burdess.
ElsNo Fortney, -, Diss Wolfe. ~.
Cephss ". Stevenson. -. ollie VI.
Grimm. a.
Gensce Czes zniawski, 7f AIbyns waws.
zenski. 10.
Joseph x. Ringer % Amelia DevaH. ss
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On the MOVE.

DR. j. Y. oHner moved his family here
from Corinth one day last week and Is now
settled In the house lately occupied by DR..
b. F. Bone, Welcome to our midst. doctor.
We are sorry TO state that while we have
new resident. DIR. NJ. b. West is moving
bis family TO Parsons this week and will
reside there Ia the future. However he
will stu have an Office here and visit us At
sfated uertads
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Camn MeetInR Gaming.

The Camp Meeting Association meet on
Friday and the following committee on
program and printing was chosen. Pre-.
siding Elder X. -. Ward. OF Oakland; Rev.
William Fallen. Frank r. Sterling. Of King.
wood ID. r. Watson and G. H Martin
The meeting will begin on August % and
end about September 2.
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Probably Fatal nine Accident.

John bowmer was severely II not fatally
injured by fall Of coal and slate In the old
North Side mine Tuesday afternoon. IT'S
skull was fractured a the base OF the brain
and little hope is entertained for his re.
covery THIS mine had been abandoned
Tor years but was recently reopened by the
Merchants Coal Company.
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a cleansing, clean, cooling soothing,
healing household remedy Is DeWiu's
CarbolIled Witch Hazel Salye. For burns,
cuts, scratches. bruises, insect bites. aud
sore feet IL Is unequaled. Good for Piles.
Beware OF limitations. Get DcWius. IL
best sold by Strickler's drug store; w,
NJ Dent, NewbuTg.
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Cupid Hamnocks
for the Baby.

The best thing out. Can be used
all the year around, in and out of
the house. Beats a crib or cradle
out Of sight. Call at the store and
see one all ready for the baby, or
call at the proprietor's residence aud
see one with the baby in il.
Paper and Wooden Pie Plates.
different sizes at s cents per dozen.
Cheaper than washing dishes, and
you can't break them. Get some
for Pienics and Outings.
BIG LOT OF FLAGS
SILK, Cotton, and Muslin
for July Fourth and other occasions.
All sizes and prices, from the But
tonhole to the Band Wagon and
from cent TO 81.
THE ARGUS BOOK STORE,
Argus BuIiding, KIagWoOd, W.Ya.
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A big assortment Of fireworks on
sale az The Argus Book Store for
the Glorious Fourth. Firecrackers.
sky rockets, roman candles, torpe-
does, all sizes and prices, etc.
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MAR BLES

Several thousand Al 6 for cent
and 10 for Z cent. Large Glass Ones
with Stripes, I TO s cents each.
Rubber Balls, S and 10 cents, hol-
low and solid. Dumb Bells, Indian
Clubs, Japanese Lanterns, all sizes
and prices.
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Drop BY drop the offensive discharge
caused BY Nasal Caiafrh falls from the
back Of the nose into the throat. setting no
an inflammation that is likely to mean
Chronic Bronchitis. The certain, rational
cure Tor Lstarrh is Ely's Cream Balm. and
the relief that follows even the 6rst appli.
cation cannot be told IN words. Don't
suher day longer from the discomfort Of
nasal Catarfh. Cream Balm Is sold by al
druggists for 50 cents or mailed by Fiy
BIOS 50 Warren Street New York
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Damaged BIZ PIre.

On Monday the residence Of ]. v. Marlin
caught FIRE. due TO sparks falling and ignit.
Ing SCOT and paper In crate which had
been closed for the summer. The damage
y considerable. as the carpet was burned.
together with = sofa cushions. etc.
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Miss Minna Flynn returned last
Saturday from Grafton.
Miss Fannie Parsons visited home
folks in Morganto~n Sunday.
Miss Louise Hagans, of Tunnel.
ton, spSnt Sunday the guest of 2. ].
Hagans.
Miss Virginia Sterling is visiting
relatives aud friends at Friends
VILE, Md.
The NJ. x X. passenger trains
will run through - Rowlesbu,g be.
ginning Monday.
Mrs. w. G. Conley was tn. guest
of Mrs. Rev. II. c. Howard IN
Grafton last week.
Co. Tom Hassan, of Cumber-
land, is in town getting things in
shape for the Fourth.
Miss Maybe Stanton, of Grafton,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Isaac
p. Martin. over the Fourth.
Mrs. FELTON, Dent, who has been
visiting her father. William r. Me
near, returned to Morgantown, Sun
day.
Mrs. Edna Steele, a graduate of
the Miners Hospital. Fairmont, is
now head nurse at Strickler's Hos.
pital.
Maj. u. N. Orr has been con-
fined TO his bed with typhoid-pneu-
monia aud is in a very critical con-
dition.
DR.. +. w. S,rickle- was at indie
pendence Tuesday in consultation
with DIR. Kimble AID returned yes
terday.
l.. !. Lemon, of Pittsburg, was in
town this week installing new IN
struments for the long distance tele
phone and good service is now as
sured.
Mrs. Virginia McCabe and son,
Leland S. Parsons, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Slidell
Brown, returned to Morgan,own
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Bolyard aud
children, who have been visiting
relatives in town the past two weeks,
have returned to their home in
Fairmont.
Miss Aurelia and Edith Brooke,
OF Oakland, Nd, returned to their
home Friday, after spending the
past two months at the home of
their uncle, Z. J. Hagans.
Mrs. o. l.. Johnston, of Mus
kogee, Ind. T., arrived here FriG ay
and is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Copeman. She will re-
main during the summer.
Silas Beerbower, of Glade Farms,
was in town Saturday and found
time to pay his respects to THE AR
GUS before proceeding to Albrights-
vile TO attend the horse sale.
Mrs Isabella Flanagan, wife OF
Rev. J. II. Flanagan. ID. D., pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of
Grafton, died Sunday morning after
q short illness. She,was IS years old
Max ROthkugel, of the Forestry
Department of the Government at
Washington, Is here this week the
guest of Senator Morley and family.
He is from Silesia, Germany, AID
IS a graduate of Cornell University.
Arthur Sturm, of Newburg, we'll
known among miners and operators
in Preston, Marion and Harrison
counties, has been appointed gen.
eral mine foreman for the Bottom
Creek Coal and Coke Company,
with Offices at Vivian, Mcdowell,
county, w. Va, aud he is now on
duty.
Company & returned last Satur.
day morning from Camp Smith near
Charleston. They arrived at Tun-
melton the night before at midnight
and had to stay there till the regular
train over the WeJlvirg,nia Northern
next morning. They lost one man,
Charles Liston, OF Bruceton. who
remained lin Charleston to 20 to
jamestown with another company.
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Teachers, Examination.

The second uniform examination will be
held at Terrs Alta on Thursday and Fri.
day, July rs and 70. a. w. CARRIco,
IS County Superintendent.
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HAM ~ OCkS
From 81 to ga.

Light and cheap ones for picnics
and camping and for the children.
We have them big enough and strong
enough for whole family and well
made, TO last tor years il taken care
OF. Hammock Hooks at sc each.
Splendid Chains ; feet long only IS
cents. Pillows and Cushions.
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BOXING GLOVES
At 81, s., and S. per set OF 4.
PUNCHING BAGS

AT So, Is, and s. each. Rubber
bag for inside; cord and hooks for
hanging; heavy leather outside, we'll
stitched and made.
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Summer Announcement
OF THE
Argus Book Store

We now have in stock a splendid
line Of Athletic Goods for IN and
outdoor sports.
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FoR DisrmoT ROAD rURrosEs.

tbs court does therefore order that said csli-
mates q expenditure proposed to De- levied. b.
published Tor three successive weeks in at least
two Newspaper Of opposite politics in ths county.
required by said Act Of the Legislature.
On motion the court stands adjourned. o. meet
again Ia special session on July p. 1901 for che
purpose Of hearing any objections that may De-
entered against any Of said estimates. and 90 lay
r lew sufficient % cover the estimates named.
EMANUEL DIXON. President
EDMUND MESSENGER.
JOHN r. CROGAN.
HARRISON ZfNN
JOS STRAWSER
JAMES O. WHITE
J. H. JENKINS,
THOMAS RYAN.
Attest.
GEO. A. WALLS. Clerk.
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Estimated Expenditures for IoO7.s.

STATE OF WEsT VIRGINIA COUNTY OF PREsToN.
Town
AZ n special session Of the county court held for
said county at the courthouse thereof. on
Tuesday the I'd day 81 July. 1907 for
the purpose Of making up estimates
Of tho amount necessary 10 be- levied for the
current fiscal year. required by Section ~ 81
Chapter 60 Of the Acts Of tho Legislature Of 1907
etc. notice 81 which special session and the object
for which same was held having boen duly posted
required by law. Present all the members Of
the court.
The court proceeded 10 make up estimate 81
the amount deemed by them necessary 90 b. levied
for thu current fiscal year. which includes all in
expenditures for county and district road pur-
poses. estimated allowance for delinquent taxes
Gc foilguVn VII
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Keep posted on county events by sub.
scribing Tor and reading 4 HE ARGUS.
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Constipation

Baked sweet apples. with some people. bring
prompt relief for Constipation. With others.
coarse alLwheat bread will have tho Same effect.
Nature undoubtedly has . vegetable rom0dy TO
relieve eyory.ailment known 10 man. n physicians
can but find Natures WAY 10 health. And THIS is
ftnkngiy truo with regard 20 Constipation
Tho bark OF = certain tree I'm Califomia-Cas-
cara sagrada-oders q most excellent aid 70 this
end. But. combined with Egyptian SIENNA. Slip
PERI Kim BARK Solid Extract Of Pnines. etc. this
aams Casoara bark f. given is greatest possible
power 20 correct constipation. A toothsoms
Candy Tablet. called faT-ots. "a now made ~ tho
DR.. shoop Laboratories. from this ingenious and
most Eioctivo prescription Its efoct on Consti-
patton. Bilioumoss. Sour Stomach, BAD Breath.
Baliow Complexion. etc. r. indeed prompt and
nAtiiiying.
No ETipiug. no unpleasant after effects are er.
perienood, and LaEots arc put 10 in beautiful
Autographed metal boxes ct cents and IS cents
psr box.
For something new. nice. economical and
elective. try boH Of