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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

There will be no new registration for this epe-
cial election. All qualified electors are entitled
to vote in the precinct in which they were regis
tered 1T the last election.
W. r. LEFT, County Clerk.
Fort Benton, Montana, June s, 1907.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19
Pointed Paragraphs

Men with wooden legs naturally
have a numbering gait.
No, Alonzo, a literary club isn't
necess arlly q big stick.
II women have no one else to tell a
secret to they telephone.
Anyway, the pace that kills always
gets in its work on the right people.
II doesn't take long for a coming
mar to get into the has.been class.
It's up @ every man to get a hurry
on himself when he is homeward
bound.
Take q day of occasionally and let
the rest OF the crowd do the worrying.
When compared with the patience OF
q mother all other brands of patience
are counterfeit.
Our idea Of real genius is q man
who can keep right o making his
wife believe that he loves her when he
knows he doesn't.
BUTTE, June l3.-TO the music OF
four bands and behind banners pro.
claiming their affiliations, 1000 men
parsded the streets Of Butte today, in
celebr alton of the goth anniversary OF
the organization Of the Miners union.
More than $4,000 people saw the pa.
rsde, the streets being black with men,
women and children who had gathered
to see the men whose labor under.
ground has made the city famous. The
parade was chiefly notable for the
number OF miners who turned out,
more members of the Butte union be-
! ing in line than ever marched before.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
GIRLS SOLD AT AUCTION.
Theatrical Manager Jailed For Dealing
In White Slaves.

George Barnum, manager OF fe-
male minstrel company, was recently
arrested In PittsburR. charged with alb
ducting Airline Knishly fifteen years
old, Of New Philadelphia, o., who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Homer
Walter OF Lincoln avenue. Barnum. ac.
cordlng 10 Detective Lnlly. carries n
company OF about twenty young girls.
He has special car for the company,
and each night after the performance,
the detective says. Barnum auctions
the girls Off 20 the highest bidder.
The girls stand behind the curtain,
which is lowered until only their legs
from the knees down are visible 10 the
select audience which has been invited
10 remain by Barnum The men of the
town then bid for the girl they desire
At Clarldge, Westmoreland county, the
bidding for Miss Knishly, the detective
alleges. became so spirited that Bar
mum sold her outright to saloon keep.
er, who paid a good sized sum TO Bar.
mum.
Barnum, II IS alleged, met Airline
through an advertisement which he
had published I'm Pittsburg newspa-
per Offering good positions 60 young
girls who wanted TO go on the stage.
He IS said by the police to be wanted
In Chicago. indianapolis and other
places on serious charges.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07

slime IraHuur Bernhard 60 Paris f.
'Huty applied t3 magistrate fIr orr.
tIru.au of how to app.y Coz divorce
against her husband uh1 she stated
bad pawusd Der r0n Ffn .r.I Err t.H
band uaH couGrmrd druntnrf uHa
mHiireafri her. but she f1I r.f..Ir.I
from mlkIar auy complaint Etr.uaa ~
her e1u n bDY 0f frH Ifa rr..I.
n'rht 1n coming h1me ahr could nat 10
us log ffer husband HUl u# t.f
drunk. assured Der tlaf d. taI I.ff f.I
boy es a forfeit to r..e merchant
with whom ho was in H..f II.
fused t3 give Der fhe marie Ffr
and when taken before f.. u.. fr
suu continued f0 a. e1 IH. f f.
longs tD me" De- said .H. 5000 f5
what 3 Hkr with hm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
Has Hnd 5000 PropoanIa.

The French actress Dika has received
her five thousandth proposal OF mar
rlagc. aud all Paris Is wondering
whether or not the woman who has
been declared the most beautiful tho
world ever has known viii accept No.
5000. 80 woman. 90 Is declared, ever
had as many proposals. OF marriage az
has Dika. and set Of tho 5000 mep
who have asked hcr 90 matry them II
is declared that only No i and No
5000 ever even had a chance to win
the hoort N the woman that Paris do
c.arc8 more beautiful than all others.
Tho great secret is One Identity OF No.
5000. who. s1 the gossIps OF Paris say,
may become Toe husband or Dlka. IL
ia asserted iy ono crowd that n Ia
nous American artist wealthy. young
and handsome whose pictures are
known fho world over Is tbo favored
one
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
ELoPED ON ANDYs MONEY.
Widow FIoes With Married Man and
$1,000 Dead Hero Won.

Tho moment she received $1,000
from the Carnegie hero fund commits
sion for the brave feat Of dead hus-
band Mrs. Nettc stutchel of Mount
Pleasant township, IA, nineteen years
Old clopcd with II married man.
Relatives dragged him homo again
before much OF the money was spent.
30 people arc wondering what will hap
pen next
The woman was 90 have been given
n bronze medal but that has been held
up There Is ma undorcurrent OF feeling
that IL should now be- presented TO the
man who halted the elOpers.
Mrs. Stutchcl ran off with Mr. Elmer
l.. ucckler Il government employee,
having charge OF the world famed
whisky stili OF "Old Bnl WRIT" In tho
Allegheny mountains. His wife and
two children. who were left behind,
are now closely watching him.
Tho award made by tho Carnegie
hero fund committee TO Newton Slut
chel was among the first handed down
by the commission and was considered
one Of its most deserving cases.
ON juno 13r 1901. Stutchel jumped
into a reservoir in Mount Pleasant
township - rescue two young men
who were drowning, and the three
went 10 death together. Stutchel left a
wife. aged sixteen years, with a child
OF three months
Tho hero commission gave Mrs Stut-
chel $1,000 and voted her a bronze
medal in memory OF her husbands
brave deed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
CALLED DOWN IN CAR
New York Specialist DenounceS
Woman as a Degenerate.
SAYS HE SAW HER FLIRTING.

Doctor Who IL "crussdins Against
csrusoina" Creates Scene In
Crowded Trolley by Accusing Young
Widow Of Tempting Man.
bitter arraignment OF Mrs. Mabel
Orton Buttlc OF 200 Lafayette street.
New York city. ON crowded Forty.
second street car by Or LOznre wisch.
newetzky. n medical specialist, whom
Mrs. Buttle had never seen before.
caused great excitement and resulted
Ia the arrest OF tho physician.
Wlschncwotzky declared he was "cru.
sudiug against Carusong"
Mrs. Buttlc is young widow OF
striking appearance aud dresses in
good taste Her husband left her a
comfortable fortune nvc years ago.
Mrs huttlc entered the car alone 4
man and boy squeezed over to mako
room and she sat down ON the crowd.
ca scat she had gone couple OF
blocks and was looking ont OF the win.
dow when Dr WlschneWctzky. who
had hovu watching her narrowly from
his seat rc q her. suddenly arose and.
shaking hls finger n her fncc. began
bis dcnuucinton ln on excited manner
lic 81 "a lureo. powerful man ana wus
fp wrought up that some OF tho pnsscn-
gers feared that hc would strike Mrs
Huttio
n have been watching YOU YOU mis-
crablo woman" shouted tho excited
specialist. 1T is women Ike You who
drive men 90 tho monkey house.
u have been studying your type. and
I have been studying YOU n o. such
women ng you who corrupt the morals
of the young men and womcn OF our
cities. who send thcm 10 pcrdltlon. I
saw YOU nudging the man sitting next
you"
startled and frightened 10y the TRADE,
Mrs Buttlo shrunk back ln the seat.
She found her voico after the man
seemed Co have exhausted his abuse
aud appealed for protection
els there no man I'm this car who
will protect mo f-om this mnnT' she
asked.
when two men in.d come between
her aud the excited physician Mrs.
Huttlo demanded that policeman DO
summoned and the man arrested
Arrest met Yes thnts right. have
me arrested" almost shrickcd Dr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
ELEPHANTS ON A SPREE.
Twenty one paehydsrms and Sixteen
Cau,ais scandaiiro Peru. Ind

tf'"'''N WV ANff NNNN'''a afiN 9NhANHf
Carels seandaiiFo Peru, Ind
Twenty one elephants aud sixteen
cnmcls were driven through the streets
OF Peru. lud, the other day. nu cuu.
a'dcrnbly under the influence of liquor
Tho trumpotlng of tbc elephants aud
huullng of tho camels could bo heard
fpr squares A. the animals staggered
through the streets thcy threw snow u
ovcry direction.
The animals belong 90 "a show nud
arrived from Mexico 90 90 into winter
quarters. Coming from such n warm
climate and running through snow
fi0rma che managers feared the amt
mails would take cold. and az feeding
time o. barrel aud n half - whisky
were mixed with bran for their break
fast The animals ntr heartily aud
soon began 20 feel tho effects of the
liquor
IL was n three mile drive from the
ruilroad yards to the winter quarters.
and when they folt tho snow thr ant
mHis shlyerod and showed signs q
siumpcIIue AZ tho bridge over the
MIsaIssIuwn river tho elephants re
fusod tD cross. broke uvny aBd ram
down couatry road After much m-
hor they were safely housed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
REAL ADAM AND EVE,
How Arohduke leopold and Ms
Bride Lived the Simple life.
LEOPOLD GOT TIRED or IT,

Goatskin oarb ed De, 81 ssrbs psn.
81 oa in'psriai Lover o. g. conssqt
hal Inasr-carasn of Gasn 70,
Slow For Hlu,.
Ia % reportei from suitzrriani rnst
o. Archduko Leepod of Austria t.s
leit lia coucrrt hau wife. the bsauffui
Nlheimine Adomiric. for whom hs
gave up his rank. his right g. fi.. Ans.
uiau hrune aud bis ar,hducal Income
merely hecnuac she prefcrs ta Utr In IA
cave O. dWrliinH in ths halls of rtur,
She also prefers n Eoatskin o. tha COS
Ncnuuual dress 81 her sen Tufthrl
more. alo eats uuiy ro1ts. berries unf
Nesetnhiea. ln wori shc a. nu aAd.
nmite u simple ufcr." "a disD.pIe af
llcr Henri HOFFMAN of Hcfun. WHO
has established "a "back to nature colo.
NY az Ascona ln the swiss Alrs.
IL is not impossihle that winning nf
lection rather than shocked sense OF
propricty uctuntes the FORMER arch.
duke iu leaving the girl for whom br
gave up 30 much, Tor 10 is alleged chat
Leopold WAS not so very long ago an
"Adamito' himself nnd lived content
cdly with his lovely Evo iu the new
garden OF Eden at Ascona Ito nia1
wore only a goatslSln, nto berries and
slept I'm cave Perhaps ho longs for
the ileshpots OF Vienna and thinks
that by abandoning his wife he can
win back the favor OF the stern old
Emperor Francis Joseph. who drove
him from the empire when the ON. arch.
duke announced his intention OF mnr.
rylng the fair Wilhelmlne. Possibly
even now he Is knccling at tho throne
OF the lIapsburgs and sniycllng. "Thc
woman tempted me-"
The romance OF Leopold. archduke
of Austria, prince OF the Holy Roman
Empire. count OF this and lord of TINT
ana Wilhelmine Adomiric. Baynrinn
concert hall singer. is part OF the mod
ern history OF Europe. wherein the
unhappy Hapsburgs appear prominent.
ly and tragically They managed 10
keep their amour from the ears and
eyes OF the emperor for long time
but when his majesty finally found
them out Il was the Austrian equiv.
alent OF "23" for Leopold nnd VII
helminc.
Stripped OF his rank hls Income and
even Of his collar OF the Golden Fleece.
Leopold married the girl and. thumbiug
his nose at his family. took her Go
MontreuX, whore they lived happily m
small room at the local hotol on
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07

ToTmeF AStrcss Ouorco MissiNes 10
New York Newspaper For S5oo-t4ow
Much She Got Paper Which Publish.
ed Them Does Not Say.
Mrs. Queenle Clifford Jack. an ex-
actress and until lately teacher I'm
the New York public schools. recently
created considerable excitement I'm
metropolitan journalistic circles by OF.
ferlng 70 sell to the New York World
for $500 bunch Of love letters she
said she had received from DR. Llewel.
lyn Reece of the American Bank Note
rompany. The World did not accept
her offer, but the Journal obtained the
letters and published them. Whether
it paid $500 FOR them or not the Jour.
nal did not state. Incidentally Mrs. O.
Clifford Jack lost her job as school
teacher I'm consequence OF her unique
proposition TO the World Here is one
Of the letters as published I'm the Jour.
nal
1 cannot sleep and am. as usual in
spirit talking TO you. l loved you with n
love SO deep and strong that Il saturated
every hbcr Of my being Believing at
hrst your statements as 60 your happy
life with --, my sense OF honor made mo
try 20 stino my feelings and TO hold back
from letting you sec how precious YOU
were 20 mo. And how unalterably I was
devoted TO youl when by degrees I
found you wero not at all happy with
him 1 still tried control as far as pos.
siblc.
But llttlo by little. I'm spite OF all. I
broke down because simply idolizcd you
and felt IL was only Joy TO sacrifice any
thing for you. / could have died cheer
fully TO bring YOU happiness All the
pent up affections OF n lifetime We're
poured out on you. and my love became
almost criminal because OF idolatry. my
very soul being placed I'm your hands.
SO unselnsh was my devotion that I
was ready 20 crush my heart as I'm hot
could bring happiness and Joy. your life
being so Joyloss.
In n letter from Paris DR.. Reece
wrote
/ would like 90 lay Paris at your feet
md ask you to choose Remember me to
the children and please send mo a photo
TO keep with me on my travels
After the physician had received a
photograph OF Mrs. Jack he wrote TO n
friend:
Oh, that photograph. looking at mo
while I write and calling my eyes OF at
the end OF each line! oh. how I do love
that being! Sad! You know not what
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
Twin. rwslvs Day, Anart.

BOY twins born twelve days apart Is
the rarity that Wausau. Wis, has TO
offer in the medical and surgical field
and which never has been parolleled so
iar as known In this vicinity. The first
child was born normally. and twelve
days later the attending physician. Dr.
Saucrhering. was called 20 the home
again Understanding matters. he sum.
moned Or. II. L. Rosenberg. and the
second birth 20 Mrs. Herman Draeger
followed within a fortnight The babes
are lively and perfectly proportloned,
nnd the mother r. recovering rapidly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
NeedIe went Erom Eonl 70 go

With the extraction Of the point Of q
needle from the ear of Miss Mabel
Bishop OF Iveryton, Conn, II Is bellev-
ed that the cause OF fifteen years suf-
fering has been removed In 1892 she
ran the needle point into her foot and
soon began to suffer from rheumatism
that spread upward. Later she bad
appendicitis and still later gastric
disorders, followed by severe pains In
her chest, shoulders and neck success
sively a year ago she began to lose
her hearing In the right ear Opera.
tions failed to give relief until Dr.
William J. O'Nell with n powerful
magnet drew out the piece Of steel.
which was less than an eighth Of an
inch long.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07

tault because ho pointed revolver az
Sarah Dewey, who lives ln the same
house
sWnmcrion went % the Dewey house
to board n week ago. and. according to
the story told by tho girl to Magistrate
BARLOW, ho began Go make love 20 her
ut once notw outstanding the fact that
hc bad wife and family Boz London
llc called her into hi1 room and az
thr point OF u revolver todd her t0
wush hls feet Sarah objected. aud ho
then said that ho would kII Sarah and
himself before the night was over
Summcrton la court said Dec rrmsm.
hcred nothing about tho case
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
FREE LOVE DANCE IN HoBoKEN



Putting Matrinony ln Coffin
q free love dance in Hoboken. n. g..
has scnndnlzed the town Arrests aro
expected
A club called the Micmnr uarhai.fr.
~ which former Mayor BF1ausou 10
president gave tho bail iu the town
BAN
When the grand march began dam
cors saw ln tho middle m tbe f0of a
coffin containing o. human atriaf.n.
Tho skeleton was taRred "Matfimaur
Death tp Marriage"
The ensuing dance was a8 viii nat
only The prominence 0f club mamfrra
prevented n police raid.
Many women lsft in diarurt Com.
pluint Yves made to ths csunty auth.r.
.Ues
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
SKIPPED IN HER sleHTDRsss


Tie victim of a burglar acaro c,n
etetcd by practical iokcrs. winnie
ODonncll cf Cleveland. o.. Clamhered
out OF the window of room carig n
the morning ana ran through me snow
IN her bare feet and nightdrcss o. sum.
mon help
Halt frozen. she was taken hhoard a
street car The passengers crowded
around 20 hear her tell her su,ry. and
when she said burglars had attempted
20 chloroform her as she lay In bed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
Kiss or &c Arrested. msvo,'s order

BY threatening to arrest every bache-
Tor who failed to observe the Christ
mas custom Of kissing under the mis-
tletoe Mayor S. }. Bennett Of Fort
Dodge, Ia. won unique victory. Ev-
cry pound OF mistletoo In town was
roli out lie declared his edlct was
directed against n number Of crusty old
bachelors who had refused for years TO
manifest amy interest IN holiday jonln-
cations The ancient ceremony was ar
IDENTIFY observed By them to the letter
IL Is said a number Of weddings will
result
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
sHE GAVE MN Az ArrLE no TAT-

BIN NANAs AAAM ~ AIiLE 10 ENAs
what lac had saved from the wreck
They called themselves leopold and
Wilhelmlne WoenIng
Finally Wllhclmine became attracted
TO colony OF nature folk nt Aqcona.
"the Adamltes." as they are called.
She persuaded her husband 90 ioln
tho community The world had been
80 cruel to them. she pleaded. thnt they
would bo happier n they both forever
renOunced a. Obedient 20 loves caIL
he cast aside the last fetters that bound
him 90 conventional society
He d0nned n gOatskin. IIo wus iul.
tiated into the colony by eating au
apple which. according a. tho custom
Of the community, his spouse offered
him.
All last summer and through tho
bolmy fall this modern Adam aud Esc
might have been seen walking side by
side through The leafy deIie of their
garden OF Eden Adam. uU. lm.
perious; Eve. proud in bls strength.
booking up at him with fHo sycs ~
'bve Like the man. ahc uafc miv
wolfsklu 10 hung from Der shout
ders loosely and reached nIt quito %
bcr knees. Her blond hrr fel in
trosscs and ringlcts over Hc.t arms
and shoulders cxquIsIteiy rounded md
tinted a warm yellow by the mrossas
Of the sun and the SOFT airs OF Monte
Verita. the Mount or Truth
when the sun set they retired 90
their couch of moss. dried In tho
sun ond pungcnt with earthly sweet.
ness Their pillows were OF baisam Or
Overlaid with soft skins
An idyllic existence. NEST CO. poe3
But Leopold. like the original Adam.
found paradise too slow Back Co the
bou.oyards for him. while WlholmIuo
sits Doe her cave and wipes her pretty
eyes with the edge Of her gootsHn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07

one OF the passengers went with her
a woman on the cnr gave her her over
shoes and passenger loaned her his
oyercont for protection from the snow
Her room was found In chaos. The
floor was Uttered with clothing, and II
seemed AZ II burglars had ransacked
the room.
Later the police discovered the girl
had been made the victim Of u prac-
teal Joke and that the so called bur
glars were fellow servants.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
rs a pleasure 10 tel our reade

It's pleasure 90 tell our readers about
2 cough cure like DR. Shops For years
Dr Shoop has fought aeainst the use Of
opium and chIornfofm. or other unsafe in.
gfedIerts commonly iound in cough rene
dies no Shoop 10 seems. has welcomed
ihe pure food and drug law recently en-
acted Tor De has worked along similar lines
many years For nearly 20 years Dr. Shoop'e
Cough Cure containers have had warning
printed on them against opium and other
narcotic p0is0ns lie has thus made u
possible Tor mothers 90 protect their chill.
drcn by simply insisting on having Dr
shooP.s Cough Cure. Sold by the Strickler
Drue Store
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held, ana they have even shown dis
inclination TO bc driven out. one Sun
day recently the pastor remained for n
short time I'm the church after tho con-
grogaton had left When he came out
lac found himself confronted with sew
on full grown stngs with branching
0ntlers.
When hc attempted to pass them
they closed I'm on him In n somlcl9clo
and corrallcd him on the church Steps.
When he raised his stick ana tried to
shoe them away they began proddlng
at him with their antlers, tearing his
gown ana bruIslng him. Unable TO
drive them off, he wns forced to retreat
into the church ana wait Until some OF
tie villagers came @ His rescue.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07

Babies are being eaten by their par
ents in the famine stricken district OF
China. I'M some places human flesh is
being sold ot high prices and ls readily
takcn by those able TO afford the lux
ury. Plants and grass have disappear
cd. There IS nothing left for the peo-
pie i0 cat but one another.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07

Use little Kodol after your meals and
it will be found TO afford a prompt qnd cf
Client relief Kodol ne1r'Y approximatcs
The digestive juices. lt digests what YOU
eat IS sold on guaranteed relief plan.
Sold here bY striokier's drug store and w.
" Dent Newbure
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07
NUMBER l5
STAeS BeSIEGE A CHURCH,
Walk Into Building During Service and
Attack Pastor.

The church at Hllwartshausen. Ger
many. is in state OF slego from tho
herds of deer that live I'm the surround
Ing woods and hills The owner OF tho
surrounding lands has let them multi.
ply unmolestcd, so that they have boz
come as fearless MS they are numer.
GUS.
1t has become common occurrence
Tor them 60 stroll into the church In
ones ana twos while services arc being
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SHE OFFERED TO SELL BUNCH or LOVE
LETTERS FOR $500

sadness is. OF what sadness the human
heart 81 capable. because you cannot
know her and wish her and long for her
as do. Europe and all its pleasures be
--! What arc they to me, who knows
her and cannot see herr ] have been out
only twice all tho weeks in London.
Pleasures galore all around. but ia soon
er sit In q hut on the moor and hold her
hand and talk 60 her.
TO Mrs. Jack he wrote:
MY Dear CHne-IIow could you be so
crucl2 What has there ever been in my
conduct toward you 20 Justify such cru
clty2 Us your heart 30 hard that even nj
devotion. and all the evidences Of tendc
care and Of willingness TO sacrifice my
self 20 tho last limit for you you feel
notY i could not and would not treat
even On enemy this way. Even "a stone.
under the circumstances. would have had
BOmO slight regard 81 my absence. in
Epito OF all the anticipated pleasure. rev
clry and bacchonalian orgies anticipated
nfer my departure. even supposing such
had been contemplated.
I suppose in some past life 7 committed
t1mc uupdrdOaable. heinous crime. which
J was destined 70 expiato IN this hence
the hand 90 dear TO me has been chosen
90 mete ont tho dire cruelty because none
other could pain me.
Mrs Jack said Reece owed her $500
md wouldn't pay IT, 50 she decided 20
sell bis letters for that amount TO get
square Now that the school board has
fired her she says.
"It is unfortunate that ] conceived
the idea OF selling the letters 7 regret
very much leaving my school work. for
which believe I was well qualified. I
can manage most successfully the most
incorrICIblo boys I have given up all
hope of re-engogiug I'm tho work"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-07

Piles get quick relief from Dr shoop.
Magic Ointment Remember its msdc sione
for piles -snd it works with certainty and
satsia .tion. Itching psinfll. protudine
or blind piles disappear Ike magic by ts
use. Try it and see Sold by The striek
or Drug store