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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-02
County
correspondence
SUSANS.

Mr.. Vernie Hudgins and Miss
Edith Brownley we're united in
the bonds of matrimony at St.
Pauls church at 10 A. NJ. on the
the 25th. Miss Maud Jarvis
played the wedding march, while
the party passed up the aisles
under arches of evergreen. meet
ing under the center arch in
front of the chancel. where the
bride was given away, and Rev.
w. l.. Ware tied The knot that
made them man and wife; after
which they started on their way
to the wharf and embarked aboard
the steamer for Norfolk, which is
to be their home. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. Jno. l..
BROMLEY, near this place; the
groom is the son of Mr.. Jeremiah
Hudgins near Bethel. May their
lives be long, useful and happy
The Rev. John Harmon is ex
pected to deliver a lecture at St.
Pauls church on the night of the
18th. of May. his subject will bt
Dynamite. l do not know
how he will use it, but it is Han
non; and there is only one Han
non in the world. | think after hi
was constructed the moulds wer
laid aside. and have never beer
used since. Nature cannot al
tord to keep more than one of hi
cast on hand at a time. Com
and hear him and you will neve
regret it.
Children's day at St. Paul's o
the second Sunday in May.
Rev. G.. Rosser James, who
helping our pastor in prOtracte
service at Beulah, was at S
Paurs last Sunday. and gave
very interesting talk to the SUI
day school, on the life and cha
acter of Joseph. Brother Jane
seems to be perfectly at home
this part of the county. as near
everybody in BarneCk are h
cousins. LeumaS.
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I
very interd
SUNDAY scI'o morning
taking this lesson as subject.
He and Mr.. Ware were enter
tanned at dinner by Mrs. Ella
Diggs at her home. Mr.. James
preached at Bethel Sunday after
noon to an interested audience.
Mr.. James is man of rare talent
in oratory and charms wherever
he goes.
The Rev. Rutherford of Math-
ews Ba: fist church preached at
the Friends church on Sunday
afternoOn,a and Mss Ruth Shackle-
ford of Mathews sang solo.
Mr.. Campbell is having some
repairing and etc. done on his
home Brighton on East River
Among other things, a bath room
and water pipes with hot and cold
water.
1t seems that Mr.. Coaly Whites
troubles with his pound will never
end. In going around his pound
last Friday, the skiff that he had
in tow sank. Before going very
far through it. managed to get
entangled somehow with the
engine and did him seventeen dol
lars worth of damage, and he
in East River that afternoon
under sail. People who own
gasoline engines and automo-
biles may expect to get in trouble
and are seldom if ever disappoint-
ed Iras.
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PORT HAYWOOD.

The u. 6. S. surveying schooner
Matchless. which has been sta
toned in East River for the past
five months, will leave for Balti-
more in a few days. Mr.. Stanley
Hudgins has enlisted in the SER
vice for three years
Mr.. Andrew ]. Diggs is having
a new Post Office put up at
Traders. 1t has been kept in the
store up to the present. Things
are on a boom in that vicinity
Mr.. Flovd Hurst is getting ready
to put up a handsome residence
on the water front at the wharf.
He expects to begin some time
in May.
There were only five passen-
gers who left Diggs wharf on
Friday morning to attend the
Opening exercises at the James
town Ter-Centennial Exposition.
1t seems a reflection on the COM
munity. We hear of people in
the Point who were more inter
ested. MIR. John b. Grinnell and
Mr.. Monroe Hutson went out as
usual on that.morning to fish their
pounds. At 10 o'clock, as the
repeated boom! boom! of the
guns split the morning air an
nouncing to everybody the be.
ginning of one of the greatest
fairs in history. their patriotism
got the better of them, and claC
as they were IN their fishermen:
clothes they and the crew turned
their prows toward Hampton
Roads and enjoyed the day.
Capt. and Mrs. Willie Billup
! went down on Thursday to at
: tend the Exposition and returne'
on Sunday, reporting yer.
pleasant trip.
Mr.. Joe Diggs of Penny, hea
: keeper of Smiths Island light
= didn't enjoy himself SO we'll
9 seems, and small wonder, fo
some willy pickpocket helped him
self to fifteen dollars of his money
Among those who came on tn
Sunday excursion were Miss Mar
y ME Miller. Miss Ray Powell. VIII
!. by the way has finished at bus
r ness college and has taken a pc
:. sition; Mr.. Omega Powell an
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Hudgins an
= a great many others. There wer
e large number of passengers.
The friends of Mr.. Harry Crane
r will be glad to hear of his promo
IS ton to conductor on one of til
cars on the Norfolk and Wester
&c Route, which runs from Norfol
to Danville. via Petersburg an
Richmond. He has been in tt
y service a remarkably short tin
for such a position.
Y. Mr.. G.. E. I. Lane has left
n and accepted position with ii
~ O. ID. S. S. as assistant baggas
III master on the Alabama, one
the large Palatial steamers PlyiI
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FOR SALE.

Nice home. near Williams
Wharf, Va. new house and 81
acres of land. II acres of which is
in timber. balance open. A very
desirable place and location. Foi
terms apply to
G. u HUDGINS,
Mathews, Va.
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sfen execution

5 'sifen execution.
The Governor also signed a
companion to the electrocution
bill. providing that persons who
may witness an electrocution
shall be limrted to a jury of
twelve persons. two of whom
must be physicians. not more than
two cleregymen and six reporters.
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The Judge Uses Forcefu
Language

Judge w. b. Simmons of Fincastle
Va. told the reporter that L. & NJ. |
Paint was used on his residence
in 1882, and held its color we'll for d
years; he Furthermore said that years
ago he was induced to use another
paint and is sorry ne did, because the
other paint didn't make good. The
Judge will now always use L. s. NJ.
because he knows if any defect exists
in L. & NJ. Paint the house will be
reprinted for nothing.
The L. &M. Zinc hardens the l.. s.
NJ. White Lead and makes L. * NJ
Paint wear like iron for 10 to Is
years.
Actual cost of L. & NJ. about S1.2O
per gallon.
Donations of L. & NJ. made to
churches.
Sold by VIM. H. c. Murray, Will
Jams Wharf.
Davis Yellow Metal Copper Paint.
There is not a better Anti
Fouling composition on the mar
ket.
Mr.. II. Bringman. of Oxford,
Md, writes us that-"Everyone
who buys it speaks in highest
praise of it. NV customer:
say it will keep a vessel clean {
longer time than any other
1t is a costly experiment to docl
a vessel and put on the WRONG
Copper Paint. -
Try DAVIS when you next
need Copper Paint. and you vii
agree with Mr.. Taylor.
THE n. G. DAVIS COMPANY
BALTIMORE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02
BRIDGE UIRtLTuRS MET.
Enthusiastic Meeting al VII
Iiamsport---FuIl Board.
BRIDGE BIDS NOT OPENED
Tirne Given Engineer Pratt 10 Make
Some Changes in Plans ard
Specifications.

The directors OF the Washington
and berkeley Bridge Co.. met Wed
nesday 1T d. NJ. ii the once o. w.
p. Byron 4 Son. wliliamsport, pres
ident Victor cushwa, presiding. All
the ten directors we're present. togeth.
er with Engineer Mason u. Pratt and
Attorney +. Vernon Aler.
The meeting was one OF the Drsiest
and most enthusiastic vet held The
presidents report was Q peclaily graf,
flying.
The opening OF the bids for The con-
struction of the bridge was deferred
til future meeting, subject to the
cal Of the president, In order to give
the engineer time to make some
changes In the plans and specified.
tions OF the bridge 1t Is expected that
another meeting will be called early
next week when the contract VIII bs
let.
Attorney Aier was DELAYED in pre-
senting several important matters 4
the board. which only assumed tangl
Bile shape the day before the meeting
and which required additional time
and work.
In IN interview with World re
porter today, lfr. Aler animated tina
the bridge company would. in the neal
future. increase It's capital stock i
orler to effect certain Improvement
and extensions that now appel. to b.
necessary aud which viii result i
making the bridge big paying In
yestment
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street died this morning ct 1850 d
clock of paralysis with whicA sbe
attacked list sunday. she vas arsd
q Sssls She was d member of the
y. y church. south. ana Was very
estimahle woman.
Surviving are her husband three
Children crag, Martin and MRS Ma.
mie Striking. this city. Funeral o.
Friiay 1t 2p. N.
sucoumbed TO Stroke Of Paralysis
Mr. Joseph II Little. who was par
a'yzed While driving on "Wednesday
evening. died st his home on Penn.
|sylvania avenue Friday night, shortly
latter midnight Death was the result
Of the stroke of paralysis
Mr. Little was fireman III the
plant Of the Hannis Dstilling cam
|pany. IN this city. and was well
known lie was born and reared in
Martinsburg and had lived here all
his hfe He was aged "A years, He
Is survived by his wife and mother
| and brothers Scott w, and w. s., and
lone stepbrother aud three step-sis-
ters, John A.. Julia and Belle ITenshaw
and Mrs. Jennie Crawford. OF this city.
Charles Henry. Jr.
From The World Of Wednesday
Charles Henry. son Of Charles Hem
~. ST, hear vanclevesville, died in
Baltimore some time yesterday. aged
ahont so wears He Is survivec by a
wife and one child. He had lived IN
baltimore about three years Surviv-
ing are his father and two brothers,
Harry and Clarence, and sister. Miss
Ruth. at home
The body wifi be brought here to-
morrow at 1918 and, in charge o.
| Undertakes Kogelschatz, will be taken
to Mi. Zion church, near vancleves
willie. where the funeral service and
snserment viii take place
Miss Niccdemus Dead.
From The World OF Wednesday
Miss Susan Nicodemus, North Higl
lstreet. died this morning at 10 o.
clock of dropsy. aged about go years
She is survived by one sister and TIVE
brothers living together here. Funera
1T the house Wednesday at 2:so y
M, and interment in Green Hill GENE
terry.
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North Queen street, have returned
from Smithburg. Pa.

North queen street, have returned
from Smithburg. Pa.
Mr. l. ri Wolford, Of Spring Mills,
this county, has returned from James.
town where he spent ten days taking
in the sights
mrs. Mary Beck. Of York Pa. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. .. Staley.
North Queen street
Or. q. Il. Hedges, OF Burke street
is spending some time in Baltimore,
Miss Hazel Spots has returned to
her home in Keyser.
Messrs. William Dudley and William
Hulbach. OF Baltimore, spent Thurs
day in this city.
Miss Sallie Oliver. OF Second street
is i'll with tonsilitis.
Mr.. j. F. Roberts, North Queen
street who has been seriously i'll for
some time, is improving.
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important Chance.

DIS. Stehley will be in his Martins
burg ONCE only six days instead Of
ten hereafter. the reason is / am go
ing to start an Office in Harpers Ferry,
! viii have one OF my men with me
hereafter. l win be able to do all
work that comes in will he in my
Martinsburg office Monday, Novembes
4. for six days, Monday morning till
Saturday night
80 day price list:
Best set of teeth, $500
Silver filings, so cents.
Gold filings. s1.56 TO s1-75.
Teeth extracted without pain, 25c.
God. crowns. $500.
Teeth reset s4!e0.
Teeth cleaned, Toe
Monday. November 1, for six days
Office 11S King street. l012ti
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02
APPLE TREES
10000 Of Them Ready for Fall Ship
ment.

10000 Of Them Ready for Fall Ship
ment.
1900 York Imperial, and years
old, 5-S to 81, at $500 per 100
5000 Ben Davis, . and years old
5-S to "a, TO it., $500 per 100.
1000 Grimes Golden . years Old.
to 6 IT., at $500 per 100
400 yellow Transparent, 8 years
old, 5-s to S4 at $500 per 100
1000 Staymans Wine Sap, yrs
old, s to it at $500 per 100
Also several thousands OF other
leading varieties, at above prices
This stock is all well grown and sam
pies will be sent TO prospective buy
ers. Trees viii be dug and shipped
same day that your order is received
we usually continue our shipping sea
son up until November 90. Our stoel
is we'll known in your state as We
have shipped during the past year o.
two car loads to Miller Brothers ant
other large planters, no scale and N
crown gall. Give us trial and vi
viii please you.
THE VILLAGE NURSERIES,
ct Harnedsvilie, Penna
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When the Stomach, Heart, or Kid
ney nerves get weak, then these or
gans always fail Don't drug the
Stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or
Kidneys. That is simply a Inakeshift.
Get a prescription known to Drug
gists everywhere as DR.. Shops Re
storative. The Restorative is pre-
pared expressly for these weak inside
nerves. Strengthen these nerves
build them up with DR. Shops Re
toratiye-tablets or iiquid-and see
how quickly help viii come. Free
sample test sent on request by Dr.
Shoop, Racine, Wis Your health is
surely worth this sample test Sold
by all dealers.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02
Luther Day Service.

After prayer meeting at the Luther
an church last evening committee.
appointed for the purpose met to ar
range for Luther day service to be
held Sunday morning, November 10.
An interesting program will be rem
dared ON this occasion and the pas.
tor, Rev. G. s. Trump. will preach ap-
propriate sermons at both morning
and evening services
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02

The reguIar quarterly meeting ~
the First Baptist church was hefd efn
Wednesday night In the lecture r&snt
OF the church. The reports Of tise
various committees Of the congregr~
ton were read and approved. the res
ports all making a very gratifysue'
showing.
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Mr.. Bender Home.

Mr. /. L. Bender, clerk OF the oan-
ty court, returned home today from
a two-weeks' visit to friends in Sun
bury and Lock Haven, Pa, and Ithaca
N. Y. At Ithaca he spent few days
with his son, Oswald Bender. who Is
a student in Cornell university.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02
sEk BIAsrInS8uss liERALs


Washington, who were called here by
the death Of the late J. n. Thatcher,
returned home Sunday
Mr.. Walter Miles, OF Baltimore, is
spending a day or tive at the old
home, corner Of East Martin and
Spring streets
Mr.. James Winn, of Sumter, S. G.,
is visiting Mr.. G. w McKown. West
John street
Mr.. Charles Becker, of Phila-
delphia. is visiting his mother on Mo-
Ter avenue
Misses Ethel Dawson and Virginia
Shepherd, spent Sunday in Cumber-
land.
Mr. Frank Smith has returned to
his home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs C. D. Burns, OF North
Queen street, are spending few days
in Smithburg, Md.
Mr.. John Small, Of near this city, is
spending few days in Smithburg.
Md.
Mr.. Silas Wright and son. of
Waynesboro. are visiting Mrs Mary
Wright, Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wickersham
and Mrs. Reid. of Youngstown, Ohio.
who spent six weeks here with
friends, have etnrned home
Mrs. J. S. Trammell and Miss Nellie
Trammell, Ncrth Queen street, are
spending week with friends in Ha-
gerstown.
visiting the Misses Alburtis, has re
turned 10 here home in Honey Grove.
Texas.
Hon. S. W and Mrs. Walker have
gone to Pittsburg, where they expect
to remain week
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mcintyre, of
Berkeley Springs. are visiting rela-
tives in this city.
DR.. William D. Sydnor, OF Rich
mond, Va, who spent the past week
here as the guest of Mr.. j. Frank
Thompson, has returned home.
Miss Isabelle Thomps son, formerly
connected with The World bat now
with the EIicott City (Md) Times,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Miss Ethel Tabler, who spent the
past week at her home near Beding.
ton, Will return to her school work at
Massanutten academy Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr. William D. Barry, OF Washing
ton, is visiting his brother. Mr.. d. II.
Barry, on North Maple avenue.
Mr.. John Wycoff Mettler, of the
Eorbourn Knitting Co., New Bruins
wick, NJ a., is registered at Hotel
berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bevens spent
Sunday with tire formers brother,
Leonard Bevens.
Mrs. Boak ana son, Donald, West
King Stree., spent Sunday in Waynes-
buro, Pa with her daughter, Mrs SET
ton, returning Monday evening.
Mrs Charles Roush, of Baltimore,
is visiting her parents, MI ans Mira.
W'lliam zepp.
Mrs. William Zerp of North Queen
street, has returned home from Bal
timore
Mr.. Randolph Martin, of Baltimore.
visited relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. III. Mock, of North
. Queen street, have returned from a
visit to Pfttsburg
Misses Kitty McGill and Lula Stew
art have gone to Brunswick, where
they will attend a masquerade ball
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Barton, of North
Second street, are spending some
time in Berkeley Spz lngs.
Mr. C. D. Burns and family, of
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Election For School Commissioner

Election For School Commissioners.
An election will be held at the sew.
eral voting precincts, Tuesday, No
vember s. 1907. for three School
Commissioners. one each from the
Third, Fourth. and Fifth Wards Of
Martinsburg Independent School DIS
trict TO serve for two years from
January /. 1908.
BY order OF the Board of Education.
A. T. RUSSLER.
President
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02

Miss Mamie u. Hoffman, West Race
street. returned from her summer out
ing Thursday evening During her
absence from home she visited New
York, Ocean Grove, Baltimore and
Frederick Her visit extended through
the latter half of August. September
and October and was much enjoyed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02

Trial catarh treatments are being
mailed out fres, on request, by DR..
Shoop. Racine Wis. These tests are
proving to the people without a
penny's cost-the great value Of Tins
scientific prescription known to crug.
.gists everywhere as DR. Shops Ca
tarrh Remedy. Sold by all dealers
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02
JOHN W. ROBERTS DEAD.
Employed IN 3. and o. Shops Here
For Number OF Years.

Mr. John w Roberts died Sunday
morning at $50 o'clock ut his home,
22S East Liberty street, aged between
45 and so years. His death was due
10 Brights disease With which he had
been afflicted since early last June.
Surviving are his wife and one sis
ter, Mrs. Swartz, residing In Frederick
county. He worked in the b. and o.
shops here for d number Of years.
Funeral Tuesday at $3.50 D. ~ at
lihe house. conducted by Rev w ~
McCurdy of the First Baptist church
interment in Green Hill cemetery.
Stenographers.
5 euographers' pencils ard note
books.
W. e. HOFpHEINs & co.
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MRS. MARY SYDN0R DEAD.
Beautiful Life 81 Nartasbb &
Woman Cones to IA End.
EXPIRED IN LYNCeBURc, VA,
Was Visiting Daughter al Time
From Famous Virginia Family
Wife Of Physician.

The remains Of Mrs. Mary L. sgd
nor this city, who died Tuesday
night at $3.50 o'clock il Lynchburg
Va while on a visit to her daughter.
Mrs. w, Il. Lee. will arrive here at |
o'clock this evening. In charge Of
Undertaken Kogeisehatz they win be
taken 70 the residence Of Mr. J
Frank Thompson. East John street.
where the funeral viii be held Fri
day at =. m, Rev. w. D, McCurdy,
OF the First Baptist church. viii con
duct the service and the interment
will be made IN Norbourn cemetery
The remains WI he accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Thompson,
who We're called to Lynchburg Tues
day evening by telegram. but who ar
rived too late to see Mrs. Sydnor
alive. She was 65 years old
The death Of this estimable woman
has cast a goom over an exceptional
" large circle Of friends and admir-
ers. This is douhly SO to her near
relatives and trends because IL the
fact that death came unexpectedly as
she had been enjoying excellent
health rntii couple Of days before
her demise Heart and kidney
troubles were the immediate cause Of
her death.
After having been confined 10 bed
about year at the residence Of Mrs.
| D. Frank Thompson, with whom she
lmade her home. Mrs Syanor left here
last May for Hallsboro. Va, near
Richmond, 10 visit her son, Dr.. W. D..
| Sydnor she remained there until
about the middle Of September except
some time spent with her aged moth
| er. Mrs Davis and her brother Mr
Jefferson Davis, at Buckingham Court
House
1 When Mrs. sydnor ssrriyed in
Lynchourg in September she was won
lderfaly improved n health which she
enjoyed, as stated, until few days
AFRO when she was suddenly taken
critically Ill.,
Mrs. Sydnor was a Miss Davis p~-
fore her marriage and was born and
reared in Buckingham county, Va.
Her father was relative Of JeTfer-
son Davis and was a man OF much
prominence IN the county During the
civil war she met Dr. Charles w. sgd
nor. OF Strstsburg, Va, q young sur
geon on the staff OF General @StcDe-
waTr Jackson, friendship then be
gun, later ripened into warmer az
fecsion and betrothal They were
married IN 1867 and, going TO Stras-
burg. lived happily there until DR..
Sydnor's death about FIVE years ago.
Since then she made her home with
her daughter Mrs Thompson.
Mrs. Sydnor was l1dy OF culture
land great refinement Her gentleness
OF disposition and kindness of man.
! per endeared her to host of friends,
? while her native dignity challenged
fine respect of all who met ner.
sTholgh formerly a member Of the
lutheran church, since her residence
IN Marinsburg she attended tne First
: Baptist church
4 Surviving the her mother. Mrs Da-
iyis. now IS years of age and these
children: Or. W. ID. Sydnor, Halls
noro. Va. Mrs. w. P Lee, Lynchburg
Va; Mrs. G. P Steaiey, Washington,
and Mrs. Res ie Thompson. Martins
burg, also one brother, Mr.. Jefferson
Davis, Buckingham Court House, Va
AFTER Brief Illness.
MIR. John H. Miller, former Mar
tinsburg resident aud manufacturer OF
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Epilepsy
Fits
St. Vitt.s Dance

Are nerve ti.se ascs, aYss' s;ialcss
cheased, uatl ID destruction IT
both nind aisd botly. The
weak, shattered nerves must
have something % slfcnrthen
and build them back e health.
Or. Miles Restorative Acrs sne
is remarkable nerve tonic and
stiniulant. II strengthens the
nerves, relieves the nervous
strain. and Influences refresh
ing body-b lilfIing sleep and
rest. Pcrsis cat use seldom
fails to relieve these Affections
II was taken with epiieptic its; 20
eleven ia less Ihnn = hours NY
hut ha could do very little FOR. me. and
i grew worse every dnv, nfksA 49, lass
they had three doctors witA Nl1lfs ana
rfil rei worae. My fasuer heard o.
pr. Miles medicines sg na, n q Hsrv =
and Liver Pills. ' lmA taken only 9.
few doses until = Began 70 feel betrtr
took 10 hoiNua, ana ~ cured me
sound ana we'll. IL mas uteh WVttn 49,
the world to me-. ! recommenu
wherever l. NO. Yofi may use TINS VI
a llfe-lone, testimonial 10 the merits
az ~eur. medicine. lor I am enjoying
The best ~ hcfith. md feel that nv
iifo ano ,l1ealth II due e thus wonctrsEAi'
-nedicine.'' itvy W4fAAAn&
X. Y ~ NJ. Z. JaMtQils 81. .
pr. Miles Nerv're ls soisf W your,
druggist who VIII uuarantfe tNat the
slret bottle viii buneflt. " IT fatFst he
viii refund your mottty.
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind
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Assorted No potatoes Apply saa
Bros. 4o6 N. Queen street hi0l26-st