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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-25
INSTITUTE.

MISS Daisy Ball, who teaches ir
the Washington, d. c.; schools, is the
guest or the Misses Spriggs, -.
resident j. McHenry Jones ia n
Fn1iadelphia, this week on business
Dr. and Mrs. r. L..Jones, ef4Ghar.
lesion, were. guests Of Mr.. ana Mta
u. e. Mitchell the first Of the weak
MISS Jennie Brown, is visiting Re.
latlVes. at Montgomery: = = - :
Rlchard Connolly, who is eaged
IN the; catering business at Cincfn.
natl, IS visiting his daughter, Mrs
j. McHenry Jones. :. =, - - :
'Mrs. B. F. White has returned r.
-hef-home- at Montgomery, after q
pleasant months stay with her mar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Brown.
Miss Alpha Brooks, who has bee,
at Hinton for, a number of months
as nurse at the Holley sanitarium
mas returned home for a much need
ed rest. ..
Miss Bessie v. Morris, OF the DO,
nestle Science department, is spend
ing the vacation at Pittsburg and
Homestead, Pa. -. -.
me friends of Miss Mary Eubank
are glad to hear that she is improv
Ing rapidly from a serious illness q,
her> nome in Charleston. ~.
u. r. Patton. Instructor in black
smlth1ng, went to Huntington Tues
day to spend a few days with friends
Miss Portia Canty, who has beer
at birmingham, Ala, with he
grandparents since early childhood
is here visiting her father, J. M
Canty.
The beauty of the buildings on TIN,
Institute campus has been very muci
enhanced by the painting which the
are receiving at the hands Of 8
number of students under the sup
GIylsi q; 1 e .. Ct ~ Collins: iaetracto
/ Ed. M. Burgess, Of the printing de
paftment,~s~ Eth upg-ea~bHsi
ness.
The work necessary to complet,
the girls domestic science and arts
building will be commenced in few
days and the contractor hopes to have
it ready for occupancy. before thu
opening of school,.
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FAIRMONT.

Miss Cornella Meade, Of Clarks.
burg, is the guest of Miss Bessie
Meade.3 .''.a go . = -
Charles Williams spent Sunday in
Oakland, Md.
Prof. Il. l.. Morton was a business
visitor last Wednesday. ':.:.
:, Charles Fraction, who has employ
ment at Berryhurg, spent Sunday
here. ..'..'-
Andrew Noel Is Ill with typhoid
fever.
Is Miss Kate Smith is confined to her
room with muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. Charles Robinson and daught
er, Miss Hannah. were among the
oxcursionists to Washington. D. G.,
Sunday. Miss Hannah will remain
with her grandmother to attend
school. =.
Miss Hazel Carter has returned
from Richmond, Va. ~~ -
= H. w. Meade was a business visi-
tor to Charleston and Berryburg last
week.
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CONVICTION, VA.

Miss Virginia Mills, who was sick
several months with tuberculosis.
died last Thursday night about 9:16
O'Clock. AT the time Of her death
she was about 10 years old. She
was member Of the First Baptist
church from which the funeral SER
vices were held Saturday afternoon.
Rev. E. p. Jackson, Of Pine street
church officiating. She will be great
ly missed In the community and also
by the choir Of Pine Street church.
Of which she was q member.
T. II. Anthony was a business yisf4
tor to Lexington and Natural Bridge
the first Of the week.
Mrs. Garter was the guest last
v,""' OF her daughter, Mrs. David
Dickinson,
The Pine Street Circle visited the
Lowmoore Circle Tuesday.
C. B. Brown, who Is engaged at
Natural Bridge this summer, spent
Saturday at home. He and wife.
with John Pierce and Mesdames
Franklin and Leftwich attended the
Grand Sitting Of Courts and x. Of
P.'s, and visited the exposition.
Howard Watson left Friday for
Charlottesville, his home. Mrs.
Howard Watson remained, hoping
her health may be improved.
T. J. Jackson, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives, left Mon
day night-to visit his sister, Mrs. J.
r. Crosson, Of Columbus.
Miss M. G. Mickens left last week
for stay In Kentucky.
Mrs. Chas. Adams, who has been
III, has about recovered.
Mrs. Julia Harris, who visited her
daughter, Mrs. Page, Of Pittsburg,
returned last week.
Mrs. Mary Davis took violently III
Monday morning and her recovery
was doubtful but Tuesday she was
much better.
Mrs. James Jackson and little yon,
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MTSbPE.

Misses Lois aMM Nellie Evans, 81
Harperg Ferry md Talcott. rssnett.
tHely. were yisitinES here last Wesk.s
Mrs. VIM. JSS&IHdsrs and chiiSrar
are, visiting RELATIVES at Hansford. q
Miss Alma atterEon, OF stone F,un
was the week-ends guest OF Mrs
Nancy Jackson:4Sf ..'~I y
w. l.. ,tanahafns'and H A.. Scaf,
made some fine catches last week. al
Old Gauley. ThSXE.caught- eight cat
fish Weighing sixtS, one pounds lin
all: A sixteen Ip6hnder and eight
FOUNDER were presented to Alex Me
;NNabb and r., e. Hill. -,
81 Mrs. E. ". Eliis.Prof Thos, Jefrer.
son, G.. E.gMosa and others attenyl.
ed the meeting of1the board % ed1,-
cation here Monday. - =,
= Joseph Wade, who was shot Juiy
4th, has returned 1rom the hosnItai
symingtonr Weeks. Of Thayer. Is
residing here again.
= J. G. William WRs ACCIDENTALLY hurt
last week in theSShgar Creek mine,
he Is: improvings2..M .'|.G' ~
!, Quite a nunibef$0f True Reform or,
from here attended the grand meet,
week. fS},faFsgfp ''' '''
!, The Orphans IIome band was here
last week. Quttesa number of PEG
pie contributed t6Aheir cause. espec.
lally the, white fTi&nds. ...-'- -. -.
The Citizens bAhd will give an
hours concert each evening next
week at The cornsEof Main and Cen
ire streets. c%S@&
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HUNTINGTON.

quite number Of four Huntington
people attended a basketNmeeting a.
burlington, Ohio, Sunday afternoon
IDr. II. F. Smith, OF Charleston
was business visitor to- our city last
thursday in interest or the organiba.
ton Of an. anti-tuberculosis league
at which time such an organization
was affected. ..|....
Misses Cross and Taylor were yisi-
tors to our city Monday from Ironton
and Portsmouth. - 49, ...
David Watkins and Miss Mollie
Logan, were united In ~wedlock al
sixteenth Street Baptist church Sun,
day evening. 81
Miss Anna Norman, OF Washing.
ton, ID. c., accompanying by her niece
and nephew, Clyde and Thomas Scott
arrived here Friday to3be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Isam 8cntt for sever
al weeks. ..a>7s
Lester, the son offsMr. and Mrs
w. r. Johnson, passed away at tber
home on West Third avenue Satur.
day, after brief ill1Sss OF typhoid
fever,
The family have the deep sympat-
by OF host Of friends in their loss
OF such bright manly youth. In.
trement will take place at Spring
Hill cemetery. after the funeral ser.
vices at the First Baptist church
Rev. Herring of the NJ. f. church
South, delivered q most ELOQUENT and
interesting address to the Y. M. c.
a: at First Baptist church Sunday
afternoon. 81.
Miss Emma Washington, OF Calf
polls, Ohio, was the guest Of her sis
tiers, Mesdames Jenkins and Payne
last week. ~.
The business and dwelling fiat OF
Robt. Woodson on Eighth avenue
will son be ready for Occupancy. and
Is ore that reflects mach credit up
on tn" owner ~nd one Of which orr
peCple 'h0ulS fccl proud.
Mr.. Dickerson. Of Portsmouth was
the gn"~t Of Russell Gross Sunday
and Monday. -.
No"'o mes Pa" and Washington
are sDondjrg tbs Week VISITING
fr'e"ds n r"~n' II md Portsmouth
Miss Ardelia wi ,oDy who attended
Blnr Geld inst t;itc has lretu7ned to
&'Hrd Tho ~"'' nOcH With her cousin
Us. poor Bell. rn%
N. Venture. wife. Or Rev, Ven.
ture OF the NJ. e. church, la makine
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MONTGOMERY;

The Independent Order OF Red Men
held public installation services last
Tuesday evening. Light refresh
ments were served afterward and all
present had a nice time.
Mrs D. c, Deans. and daughter,
Bertha, Ethel Louisa, and son, Ben
jafutn left last week: for Baltimore
and other points east. Mrs. Dean
will visit her old home where she
has not been for number of years.
The choir of the First Baptist
church has been presented new Or
gan. .-.,. a-.. '....
Miss Mary E. Shelton was visiting
friends in London last week.
Mrs. B. F. White has just return
ed home after spending a month with
her parents, 49,
The District Council Of the United
Order OF True Reformers met here
last week and elected the following
delegates to- represent her in the
Grand Council which meets in Rich.
mond some time in September: Mrs
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sEWELL.

Rev. P. A. Harris, Of Dunglen
was here Sunday the guest Of his
brother. -
H. G. Hargrove, Of Dunloup, was
visiting friends in Sewell Saturday
and Sunday;
Mrs. s. J. Vanhook and son, Arlo,
spent Sunday In Elyerton, guests OF
Mrs. William Darlington. - =
- G. l.. Jackson spent Monday in
Huntington.
Joe Mayo returned from Youngs-
town, Ohio, Monday. -, -
Brooks Hendricks returned from
McKendree hospital Sunday very
much improved.
Misses Maude Darlington, w. A..
Freeland, G. l.. Jackson and H, c..
Hargrove made pleasant trip to
Thurmond Sunday.
p. Miss Mary Noel, who was very
sick last week.. Is very much i'm
proved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vanhook and
Mr.. and Mrs G.. w. Vanhook wifi
leave next week for Rougemount,
N. c., to spend sometime with their
parents. ..
.--. Mrs. Nell Vanhook, Misses Bell
James and Fanny Cary spent Sunday
at Fire Greek.
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ST., ABRAMS.

Mrs. Victory ErsRin and Mre. Dor
sey- left saturdayfo a two weeks
visit to friends in Columbus.
b. 3, Allen, =ef&&;Winfrede, was in
town Saturday, =. ), :. 80
Miss Fannie Slaughter, of Column
bus, is visiting heTsBister, Mrs. Pierce,
Mrs. Hattie Kinks, of Barbonrs.
Vile. is the pleasant guest Of, her
daughter, Mrs. W,SW Scott. i, &,,511,
Miss Jessie Williams was called
home Monday, by Sthe death Of her
brother, Robert, who was drowned
Monday afternoon" -?
King Jackson of Charleston, spent
Sunday in town. the guest of Miss
Gertrude Parrish.%#ji $500
+, Clint Friend and Dewitt Meadows
OF. Institute, were guests Of Danna
and G. G. Gordon Sunday. ~, -.
Misses Martha Nv Washington and
Ursula Davis attended the teachers
examination at Charleston the 18th
and 10th. Il :, - :.
Ed. Ransom spent Sunday In town.
Miss Hattie Hicks who has been
the guest Of her sister for the PAS
two weeks left ! Saturday for he,
home at Barboursvile .....
Robert WilliamR, the only son OF
mr.: and Mrs. Clabe Williams, was
drowned Monday,sIwhile out bathina
with some boys. TSHe was 10 years
Of age. and q mg mber of the ST.
Paul Baptist chnFCh, also a member
of the Guiding Star, No. AZ, Knights
OF Pythias, by whom he was buried
The funeral wasEtsonducted by Rev
w. G. Scott Tuesday He leaves ia
mourn their lossaka father, mother
and two sisters a1GG host Of sorrow,
| ing friends. {2.
+: W. Waddy,sa;' Jr., came home
Tuesday to; atteaf the funeral. OF
hohert, WtllianQss,&1. C: * a-,t,.,- -.
"A; G. spurlqck left ), Monday for
Washington; ID. c.. ~,
MI Edmund was called here by
the death Of his nephew.
Miss Clifford Chairman, Of Union
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Ran:
SON. .. ".. ~,
The Evening Star Club met with
Mrs. F. W.-7Waddy on Bryan street
Tuesday night, ~ HI,
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day for Keyser. she will spend sew
erai weeks visiting her sister. Mrs
G.. p. Huskins. Mn t:I'7. >5i','..>t@
Mrs. r. b, Johnson, made,3a bust
ness trip to South Rilftnsrs last Mon
Miss Mary Page and little neice
Marie Page. were in charleston: VISIT
Ing; last week, T'@TES 81 N, ~
"a: ,Mrs;3rssV, HI. Jackson Is in Charles
ton iylsiting relatives, a. mi y. -. ~ -
q. B: Allen was visiting W., w.
Lewis last week. ts%Az -
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Ssf
H, "A. Scott, Mount HOPE y ri ", f,niS,
man. Mount Cart on: IS: e. Bianey
Hougheston;N 81. e. MARKS. M0ntpom
cry; Mrs. Rayes, Mount Joy. s
-. The X. ofsP.,s. will run an aYc,,r.
sion from Boomer to Charleston on
tuesday, August s1st. Quite%a mum.
per OF Knights will 60 to Charleston
gree. 5r,i2, y. ..,.-,l Is - {, - Ne5
=, rev, Harris: with the orphans home
pand gave an open air concert one
, Gay last week which was enjoyed by
al who heard It,. jS;|M&s r., A. -
A., 2, straughtet. ofHinton, passed
through town this week on his way
TO the association at RaEE1ond SftV,
l.; w. Wade, RobtA Harris and IL,
q. Railey spent Sunday in Charles
Mrs. Augustine. Brown, q. ff- instr
a aate' was In Montgomery on Satur+
Mr.. Mathew Buster was, In Char.
leston on business last. Saturday. ;
.; M, Davis left last Friday for
MS home in Charleston. Ne = waa
quite sick, hut. we learn that no. e.
much better, at this writing. 80,
=, !, number, Of tthe young ladfes
from this end Of the county tnoE
tne, examination at Fayetteville this
3, B. Morgan and his eldest daugh
ter are both In bed. -. -. -
r -. j. Jackson was in Charleston
A. M. Biggs has opened a barber
shop IN the Odd Fellows hall and
seems TO hbe getting along nicely. :
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was the guest of Miss Mona 81 dpffia
last Wednesday and Thursaay. & IS Sss
. Earl Hickman was; CALEB tU Il
son last Thursday by the death &af
his grandfather. = E@l' NJ!
". A. Conner, w. H. Gomez. III FaI
Matte Conner and son, LoVing. Of
AlDerta, were In town shopping s FAST
Friday. ri q = y F7F, r.. 81 a
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sutton ana
daughter, Ethel. OF "a, y B 8
the Sunday guests OF friends. ;.55 q 5 3ss
Miss Edythe Bates came 81 dEtsvfs.i
from Athens last: week ana spessxS 81
few days with her parents faE ssxaass;
Ing Sunday to resume Her iaSiY8 fIsEl
Miss Elmira Riddle, or Gkiiin0lSls.
was visiting Mrs. Celia Norris 81
Quarterly meeting 7serviSsS y
held Sunday at the A. M. IL. oisaress
-lH-the absence OF the Fesi q IA 81 g
services were conducted by Ray.
l.. Simmons, OF Gallipolis. 3 81 81
Mrs. Laura Scott, who has ibaan
quite Ill for the past week, is Ia.
proving rather slowly. 4 II s9
- Miss Ara Warren Is quite ilft al iaf issias
home on Walkers avenue.
Richard McGinnis, OF ReidyillA!s
was the guest Sunday of his annt.
Mrs. Eliza Black. T.. IL %$&@3 saS
Willie Nelson, who left here, In
seek employment, Is working Id IS az
factory at Allegheny, Pa. ~ u 44sss:sSt
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RED STAR.

: !Thos. Price, Of Fayetteville, is Wis
iting#J f. Munroe. ..' -, 49,. =
!, Mrs. r, j. Perkins and Miss Blan-
che Miller left Monday for Hunting.
ton to attend the latter's mother. who
is critically Ill. - = ~
Walter Thurston, Of Mcdonald,
was calling on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. M. Meadows Is visiting at
Fayetteville this week. -. - - :
- Mrs. Sarah Johnson, was visiting
relatives here last week. .... .......-
M pB. Alice ,vClaybourn,~ who has
been visiting here for several day
returned to her home In Raleigh.
Thursday. the 18th. =. :.
: Dennis Oglesby and James Carter
of Oak Hill, were in town FRIDAY.
~ Mrs. aThos. Gray, OF Sugar Creek,
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
Thursday.
= - Misses Brown and ,Munroe, ,were
shopping In Glen Jene; Monday.
Fred Hickman was in town Mon
day. = ~, -. -"
Mrs. III. G. A.. Washington enter
tanned Messrs Isaac Hathaway, D. N,
Kinney and Prof. Thos. Jefferson al
nine so'clockH breakfast Tuesday July
10th : 49,
II DIN. Kinney gave a RECITAL at the
Baptist church Friday night which
was much enjoyed by all present.
Rro9. Thos. Jefferson preached al
the fwhite) church at Oak Hill Sun
day. :. His singing class accompanied
him and rendered music for the oc
caSion.,
+. Master Dun Price has returned
from Virginia, where: he has made
quite an extended Visit.
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quite ahS exteadsdr visit L, ,hor motif

quite ahI$ ok tendsd, VISIT to nor ,notfi-
efin stannton, Va. ,;i / y 'T'5,
" The toFmAl opening Of the X. of
P;l, bui ldin s. S,ccurred Last Monday
evening. The Uniform rank paraded
headed by the X. OF P. band to the
G.&and O. station to meet Supreme
chancellor Starks, returning to the
hall were greeted by Quite number
TO partake of the grand bRnqIet
which had. been spread. After ban
quoting and visiting the different
apartments of the hall, all want
away delighted with the building
when reflects 80 much upon the X.
OF P,'s and the race In general.
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Murriel Sylvester were quite sick
the first Of tfA week. ... -
Kings Daughters met Monday st
the residence OF Mrs. Rucker, ON
Allegheny avenue. After business
cream and cake were served by the
hostess. They meet Monday with
Mrs. James Jackson.
" Mrs, Lula, Norman (nee Perrin)
of New York, Is home visiting her re.
lattves, Willis and Mrs. ]. E. Perrin.
The Kings Daughter will give an
entertainment. at the First Baptist
church on, July 81. They desire the
patronage or the public.
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KANAWHA CITY.

Miss Irene Shelton, of Rendville,
Ohio, is here the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Page. -.
T. r. Johnson and w. w. Lewis
made a business trip to Charleston
Monday. 3.
MICS Ivory Woods had as her guest
Sunday Misses Amelia and Annestine
Johnson and Acquilla Page.
Estelle Harris was IN our town on
business last Tuesday.
Miss Cprnelia Page was visiting
relatives in Montgomery last week
Mrs j. w. Woods will leave Thurs.
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MIDDLEPORT.

~ A1sssleg@r sErSsor gaastestea, w
Nellie Adkins. = I"
= -ittle-Nir GIN ia Wy AMER OF Char
lesion, who has been visiting friends
IN Pomeroy, will spend this week
with her aunt, Mr.. Fred Payne before
returning home. -
Tom Johnson, a clerk In the Pos
tai service Of Cleveland and Miss
Laura Wells, Of Pomeroy, were call
Ing on friends here Saturday even
ing.
Chas. Wells, Of Parkersburg, pass
ed through here Sunday en- route to
Athens and spent few hours with
friends. ',
Miss Katie Morton, Of Pomeroy,
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cED chow,

Misslhmnta feadoWs,> OF Institute
was VISITING dTs. nv y Martin last
- Mrs, May 3BfaSIn, 15,of Hansford;
was width fgIshds Sunday. =
Mlsgsst aEries hESa$tst, Of BOOMER
was visiting her: brother, Tom Buster
! AnthopysSIrvia, ii iii Hanyford, ,w .,l
callinESon fisnisR here: Friday. = y"
" ,M4.sl!sRates,So OF, Ward, was in town
last week! 1t II. Ell II Y - =, - =. "ss''T
81, Joe Hastin. OF Mammoth, was
, catlinS&oh friends Saturday. !" , g..
Mrs$ James Copeland 6 spent the
day Sunday with her son, M, James
at Monarch, ,I,S..r S+y4 ~ q 4, - 5T
Mr.. and Mrs. ST E;FFIaryv'ey Philiips, OF
Charleston, spent the !: day Sunday
With his Ms 1mother, Mrs. Jimmie Beam
Rev. D. B.. Davis. preached two
serrnoI here Sunday ~ r.. -
Miss Minnie Cenley Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Arthur: Mickey. in Char
Mrs r. 3, Slater is on the sick
Mrs. Tom James is visiting her
Observation-Disclosures Fields at Hugh
6St0n.t- a.. = = Is '.. = .. - -.
~ Miss Mines, or Shrewsbury, was
r visiting Miss Bessie Phillips last
week. - ~, T., =. . L.. ... 80
John Richmond has opened groc-
cry store In our"towh.
Mrs. Claude, Hurt. !of Shrewsbury,
was visiting Mrs. G.. H. Jones last
week. 4. !. Hl%'t:.y -, ... 49,. o..
On Friday night. July 10, Rev.~D.
G. Dean, of Montgomery, gave a pub
lie lecture to the. Independent Order
Of Red Men OF this 3place.,t..... "-
M. BeamArr received q serious in
jury Saturday af-2 o'clock by fast
driving OF spring wagon and is con-
tinedto his room. ~; T.. y
Bernard Waynesboro is conducting
his place Of business Z r.t.'. 8"
j.. w. Brooks Of Boomer. was
visiting Henry Francis last. week.
az Miss Carrie Mines was in Charles
ton Saturday shopping.
The wooden wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. r.: W. Martin was celebrated
last Thursday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
at their home. -. =. ..,..,. 80. -.
J., E. Trust, of Charleston, was in
our town TODAY on business, 49,.
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CHAINS PAID. =.

The Knights of 1pythias Grand
Ledge OF West Virginia has paid the
foFoWing death claims: -
:, richard Watkins, OF Lily of the
valley Lodge No. t1s, !; keystone,
r. w. Brooks, Of Jubilant Lodge
No. II, Winifrede, $50.
. w. H. Station, of Rose of Sharon
Lodge, No. IS, Mcdonald, $50. .
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-26
Good Way To Do Business.

In ordering so cent bottle of DIR.
Towards celebrated specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia at 25 cents,
milford R. Burt is giving one of the
greatest trade chances ever offered to the
people of Middlebury.
Even though offered at half price for
Introductory purposes, the specific is sold
under a guarantee to cure or the money
will be refunded.
If food does not digest well, if there is
gas or pain in the stomach, if the. tongue
is coated and the breath bad, if there is
constipation and straining, DR.. Towards
specific will cure you. If it does not,
you have milford r. Burt's personal
guarantee to ruturn your money.
DIR. Towards specific gives quick re-
lief and makes permanent cures Of con-
stipation, dyspepsia and all liver troubles.
These are strong statements, but Null
ford R. Burt is giving his customers a
chance to prove their truth at just hall
the regular price-sixty doses for "a
cents. If they are not found true, al
you have to do is to ask for your money
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-26
Will make the Season of 1907 at the Bread
Loaf Stock Farm, Middlebury, VT
TERMS, $500 TO WARRANT
Accident to Ball Player.

Randolph, July 19.-While w. w.
Heggie was working in Salisbury's mill
yesterday afternoon, he cut off the ends
of the three larget fingers on his right
hand just back of the first joint. Heggie
is one of the ball players from Mont
pelier, where he was third baseman on
the high school team and had only
worked in the mill few days. To-mor-
row afternoon there will be ball game
in McCall's Park, Randolph vs.. Bethel,
and the proceeds will be handed over to
Heggie.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-26
Is Mars Taking to u.7

A few years ago the receiving appar-
atus of wireless telegraph station on a
mountain recorded three dots repeated
each night at midnight. Investigation
showed that such message had not been
sent from any station on earth. Almost
simultaneously three luminous dots APP
peared on the planet Mars. Many
claimed that some gigantic effort was on
foot by the Martians to signal the earth.
This occurrence forms the opening Of a
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-26
ITO he Conhnned.]

remarkable article by Charles Torquet,
1.-The Call of Another World" in the Au-
CUES Metropolitan Magazine. Possibili-
ties are here suggested that make it seem
almost certain that Mars is inhabited.
The experience of those who claim to
have actually had communication with
Mars are given in full.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-26
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS

Shipping to the Bo ton Market should write
for market quotations, and ship 10
A. P. WENTWORTH 4 co.
Sc and IS fulton ST., Boston, Mass.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
In Live and Dressed Poultry. Butter and
Eggs, Lamb and Veal. Blueberries and
all kinds of Country Produce. :
Prompt returns and honest treatment gaSRr
anteed. NtH
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-26
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NO. 4I235
SIRED BY AUTOGR APH 2u6 I-2

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Jaequh H.
Wislip with
Second Wiful by Mouo 2St Daniel
dam Mona b. ny seeey American Star Autograph e8 sired Authoress
and three other Daisy Jaequ Inbred the valuable Black
handsome dark chestnut B hand high weighs 100 lbs foed 1898
gated disposition He
Hawk combination
the
For
JOHN W. PORTER, Fair Grounds, Middleburv,
FREDERICK T. STONE, Rockdge Farm wemoreland, N.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-26
Frank P. Bentley, Mgr.
Middlebury, Vermont.
GENERAL MONTGOMERY,
FuuB O trOtting race record 2:IO
and Second Record Harness,
Miles, 4:47 1870


of Sherman
by
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dwhen Abdlh
Wlamons Belmont
thoroughbred
NuwoOd Miss Rusdam Maud a worlds notng record when
extended Montgomery Ben
full Ethel Downs Goldsmith Maid s,4 for years holding the
and number and heats under included; Lady ho S
made Ethan Allen taking the worlds stallion record 1885
an the
Montgomery stallion, substantially built