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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-01-24
B%ONAFIELD MINES.
Special Correspondent of The Argus.
EaAwnA D.. =

special Correspondent of The Argus.
George Poe is on the sick list.
The mines have been shut down
here for a few days on the account
of water in the mines and the pump
broken down.
Miss Lille Turner, Of this place,
was at independence one day last
week shopping.
w. ID. Aulthouse, president of
the Manufacturing Coal & Coke
Company, was a visitor here last
week.
J. T. Loughrie and J.. c. Chides-
ter, of this place, called on their
many friends at Newburg last Fri
day.
The boys here all seem to be
having a good time since the mines
have been closed down, especially
those on the insurance.
T. +. Chidester was a business
visitor at independence Saturday.
T. f. Loughrie was the guest of
friends at Newburg Saturday.
Joe Lit,on met with a serious ac-
cident here in the mines. While
riding a rope trip out of the mines
he got caught between the roof and
the top of the loaded car and was
seriously hurt.
We are expecting a wedding in
our town before long.
John Sims and l.. II. Peters at
tended literary at Victoria last
night.
Miss Katie Watkins, of Ncwburg,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Gustava
Gull, of this place.
Mrs. Solomon Harvey, of this
place, had a serious attack Of heart
trouble last week.
Misses Daisy, Rosa and Lille
Turner, Of this place, visited their
brother, William Turner, at Iron
town Sunday.
Robert beavers and family, OF
this place, are visiting relatives al
Newburg.
Cam Murphy and Shird Smith, oil
Victoria, we're business visitors here
last week.
While the clog dancer, of this
place, was giving a few lesson,
the othe, evening he slipped, fel
and broke his back.
Everybody enjoyed the socia.
gwen at the clubhouse Saturday
evening. Refreshments we're served
by Jack the Ripper. Lazy JrM.
Good all he time harmless always DR.
Fahrney's Tccihing Syrup for infants. Price
acc. eawplo free ID Won mention paDer
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PLAIN VIEW.

correspondence OF The Argus.
Ram, mud, and freezing weather.
There will be a spelling school at
Thyme Wednesday night.
Mrs. Joseph Moran is on the sick
list; also Wayne Richardson, who
has been sick for some time, is able
to be out again.
On account Of bad weather the
literary attendance at Gordon Fri
day night was small.
Loar Dixon attended the meeting
at R%eedsville, Saturday night.
Misses Ethel Perrill and Gertrude
banks, of Birds Creek, attended
literary Friday night.
We do not know what color is
fashionable, but Miss Gail Watson
seems to prefer White.
The sleet and ice last week did
great work trimming fruit trees for
our good farmers in this community.
Rev. w. II. Baylcs began a series
Of meetings at Gainesville, Saturday
night. Rev. Mr.. Bayles will be as
sisted in this meeting by Rev. r.
Ellis Jones, Of Terra Alta, formerly
Of Wales, but having recently come
TO America from Australia.
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zAk.

GAhNa
Correspondence OF The Argus.
Miss Pearl Turney has come
home from Selbysport, Md.
John Q. Kelley was a business
caller at Brueeton Saturday.
Frank Hening, Of near Hazelton,
was here Friday.
Mrs. Mary Strswser's health is
somewhat better.
Isaac Forsythe went to Friends
vile Saturday on business.
w. D.. Arthur, Of Haselton, was
shaking hands with friends here
Tuesday.
John w. Kelley was on a bust
ness trip nj at his Uncle George
A. Kelley's, near GAINESVILLE, Satur.
day last.
Our school is moving along NC
oessfully with J. G.. Mason as mana.
ger and teacher.
Fillmore C%horpenning, OF near
Brandonville, was in our vicinity
one day last week buying apples.
James Kelley, of near Lenox, was
visiting t his brother Ezra Kelley's,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smith were
visiting friends at Sugar Valley re-
Gently.
Marshall Splker has been out
near Brandonville working the past
week.
G.. O. Jansen, of Wheeling, was
here on business Wednesday and
Thursday.
Dayton Farquer and son, Max
well, Of near BrandonvIlle, were
here on business Saturday.
Russell Guthrie, who has been
staying with his uncle, J. H.. Deal,
this winter, returned home recently
and has been going to school at
Locust Grove here.
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Interesting Letters from q Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN THE COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News and Gcssip About
Ysu and Your Nsighbor-Ths
Events o. 4 Week.
ESN
Special Correspondence of The Argus.
Rain and mud.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
Rain and mud.
Mrs. Noah Gross was taken &c
Cooks hospital, Fairmont, a few
days ago. She is improving rapid.
ly, We T glad TO say.
John Herman is going to Grafton
quite often. There must be some
attraction there.
We had a quiet wedding near opr
town about a week ago, the con.
tracing parties being Frank Myer.
and Bertha Hartman, both Of this
place.
The mine is progressing fine un.
der our new boss, Mr.. Edwards,
from Tunnelton.
There vas a spelling bee at the
church school, hear here, Friday
night. Quite a number were present
and all report a good time.
There is talk of building fifteen
new houses here soon.
Mrs. George Myers, Of this place,
was taken to a hospital in Baltimore
last week.
Our school is progressing finely
with Misses nellie Jackson and
Goldia Gross as teachers.
Mrs. v. L. Cooke, who has been
visiting relations at Fairmont for
the past two month, has typhoid
fever.
We notice Frank Holman wend-
ing his way quite often south of town
down Right n We wonder
why.
Rev. Father Hall, resident pastor
of the Catholic church here, was at
Wheeling last week, and was de-
layed a few days on of the
high water.
We understand that Mr.. Bever-
age, of Kingwood, is going to move
here ;his coming week.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Thomas Thursday of last week a
bouncing boy baby.
The newly married, couple, Mr..
and Mrs. William Sullivan, left for
their future home in Pittsburg last
week.
William Atkins, of Philadelphia,
was here last week for a few hours
on business.
John Holman goes to Kingwood
quite often of late. Tell us in time,
John, so we can get our sleigh bells
and horns in trim.
V. T. Cooke was here last Wed
nesday for a few hours on business.
We had a dance in town last Sat
urday night at Albert Hartman's.
A nice time is.'reported by all
HAPPY HooLIGAN.
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Prestonians I'm PennsyIyania.

Conncllsyille, Pa, JAM zI.-
Mcssrs. Gay Guseman and Joseph
Fickey, and Miss Berta Guseman
passed through Connellsville a few
days ago. They we're bound for
Uniontown, where the former are
working
We have had a very open and
agreeable winter here except for an
occasional wet spell
Conncllsville is q very busy place
beng the center Of the coal fields,
but lust a little more dust and dirt
than we have TO Preston county,
and a few more black men, and a
few more yellow men. IN fact The
population seems TO be more than
half foreign.
7 wish TO congratulate The people
Of Preston county on the fact that
they have sold their coal and can
now expect some coal develop
ment At home soon. W. f..
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Elkins Agnln EIocteA.

CHARLrsroN, Jan. ss.-senator
Elkins vas elected 20 succeed him.
self in both houses today.
In the-house Mr.. Stallings made
the nominating speech, which wa,
seconded by half a dozen Others,
including Evans, Strickling, Hughe.
and McCrum.
Cornwall was nominated by Ken.
nedy and seconded by Strader and
Williams.
The vote in the house was: Ell.
kins, 81; Cornwall, IS, and l out.
side.
There was some fun IN the senate.
Blue nominated Elkins and Little
page named Cornwall. Forman sec
onded Elkins and made some witty
remarks, which were taken up by
Jake Fisher, who made a great
speech. Half a dozen others IN the
senate also made speeches. When
the vote was taken Elkins got a.
and Cornwall S..
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T%UNNELroN TopIcs.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
Wind IN the place Of rain; ice In
stead OF slushi sunshine where we
had tog. A most welcome change
in Dame Natures program.
All trains on the b. Sc 0. are
late, at times no trains at all, but
the West Virginia Northern has
steadily maintained its regular
schedule.
1t is stated on good authority
that the West Virginia Northern
Railroad will move its shops and
train crews from Kingwood to this
place. We welcome the new citi-
zens The change will bring to our
town.
Mrs. Spahr, of Kingwood, is at
the bedside of her brother, John l..
Gibson, who continues i'll.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Miller ON January 70, a daughter.
The Wanego medicine people
have arrived. They dispense most
wonderful medicine-always for the
cash.
Our revival is still in progress
and doing much good. The Rev.
Mr.. Fallen seems to be the right
man in the right place.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar linn, of
G%ladesville, are visiting in the town.
Their many friends are always glad
to see them.
William Reed has gone 10 Elkins
to consult a specialist about his
eyes. His sight was almost totally
destroyed, about a year ago by an
explosion in the mines at Simpson,
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford have been
called to Keyser, w. Va, to the
peuslue OF MIR. St0ftord's father,
who is seriously in.
Ned, ir, correspondent of The
Leader at this place twits us about
our silence after having made a few
remarks about the tenderloin. We'll,
our 'blind tiger" is only blind in
one eye Uncle Sam allows him to
see out of the other and besides he
has a "messenger" to send out on
important brands. lie seems pretty
well fed-fat and slick, with a glossy
coat. We hope the incoming town
council will take a peep at this fine
animal.
Squire Joe Miller has engaged in
the lumber business with his nephew,
Ben. Williams. They will locate a
mill on the latter's farm. NED.
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DELLsLow ITEMS.


Correspondence Of The Argus.
Ram, rain, rain.
The rain man got wet.
Captain Shaw says the sun ''wlll
rot"
We need a boat for our business
now.
Please send the weather codger
around.
Deekers creek has been out of its
banks for a week.
Some sickness in our little village
at this time.
The new schoolhouse leaks like a
riddle and the trustees have en-
ployed a man to cement the roof
solid, aud then let it rain.
]. NJ. Gibson was in Preston's
county seat doing business Satur.
day.
Nj. J. Hagedorn is still in King.
wood hustling the real estate bust.
ness.
The mines are not running to
their full capacity from lack of
hands.
The man that wants to work only
has to say so and he can get all the
work he can do and at good prices.
SINCE the New Year the booze
business has fallen oft on
ofs6 many swearing off,"
The NJ. L. Sunday school started
here Sunday, January 40. Let every
body come to Sunday school.
G. w. Weining is thinking of
buying a farm near Uniontown in
the near future.
Mrs. A. ]. Mayfeld, of near Rohr,
who was operated upon some days
ago at her daughters, Mrs. Slim
nell, is some better at this writing.
W. are wondering what the Re
publicans will do with the 2 cent
railroad fare bill. We are watching
Sammy.
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ME-. VERNON

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
Mrs. Anna Mckinney has been
visiting relatives at Morgantown.
Eli Myers was the guest of Jacob
Born last Sunday. What is so en-
ucing up there, Eli2
Mrs. Ella Born visited her mother,
Mrs. Jane Brown, at Masontown
last Tuesday.
Old Reddie has once more de
cided to send forth his MARBLE from
the hill tops.
Miss Katie Guseman was calling
on Mrs. Emma Taylor Sunday af-
tetnoon.
Rain and snow doesn't seem to
slacken the pace Of Johnny McKin
ney as he wends his way across the
country.
George Overfeld has returned
from Piedmont and reports a good
time. REDDIE.
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Return Engagement hooked.

When the Kingwood Armory was
opened to tthc public the Carroll
ComedyiCompany was secured tor
a weeks stand and The Armory was
packed every night with a crowd
that increased IN numbers for every
performance. The manager an
nounces that he has at last been
able to ecure a return engagement
for another week of this popular
company. They will be in King
wood Monday night, February II,
and every night for a week, with a
new play and ~ people in the cast.
The prices will be very low for such
a large and high.class attraction.
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CuZZART-

correspondence oLThe Argus.
My Wasn't last week a soaker.
Rev. Mr.. Wolfe is getting along
fine with his school.
AS. Chidester made a flying trip
to Terra Alta Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Wolfe and Mrs. Je-
rome Kelley, Of GAINESVILLE, we're
calling at w. a. Wolfe's Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellen Livengood is better.
George Rodeheaver's family has
been suffering with diphlheria, but
are on a lair way to recovery.
b. g.. NJ AMMAN got his coal
money the past week. lie will begin
work on his new house as soon as
spring opens.
Elmer L%ivengood sill continues
working for Isaac Guseman.
Newton Ringer is the man that
steps extra hlgn ~ our community.
II is a fine new girl baby.
Harry Benson says he'll be dod.
bobbed If he won't 20 and have an.
other horse trade. It's a bouncing
big boy this time.
Mrs. John Smith has been suffer.
ing with quinsy Dr. Wilkcrson IS
attending her.
A number Of our young folks have
been attending protractcd meeting
at Centenary.
Mr. Jenkins doesn't seem 20 inn.
prove very fast. lie is still suffer
iDg great pain. LITTLE Ton.
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GREENVILLE.

Special Correspondence of the Argus.
Lille EVERY is on the sick list.
John Wolfe, Of Hudson, sold a
fine span of horses recently.
J. S. and J. L. EVERY are getting
their hay bailed by Wolfe brothers.
Miss Eta Goodwin has returned
home from II. c. Benson's.
Miss Grace McNair, of Hope
well, is staying at Oliver Goodwin's.
]. S. EVERY, our hustling bucks
ter, makes a trip once every week
to Fairchance, Pa.
The death of J. S. Everly's baby
vas a sad affair. 1t was buried at
Fairview Sunday, January 70.
w. +. Bird is preparing to saw
lumber for the Oddfellows' hall 81
B%ruceton.
Bowser Every is about to sell bis
horses to Mr. Umbel-if it dom
happen 70 be-Staley Wolfe.
Jesse Wolfe returned home Fr.
day from working on the pure oil
line.
Judson Goodwin, Of Hopewen,
is working for Mr.. Williams, tn,
lumber man, in Garner hallow.
Miss Ethel Eyerly returned HON,
recently from her sisters, Mrs. r..
w. Wolfe.
William EVERY, Of Greenville
was visiting p. J.. Gribble, of Pts
gah, Sunday.
Charles Goodwin got two Of hi,
fingers crushed while at work on the
| pipe line.
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Do Copr oh a sonr Rook 80.

We will mail free N copy Of REVIVAL
ECHOES NO IA book Of 90 pages Of che
best music Tor Sabbath schools and revi.
vals a book Of which we have sold nearly
100 900 copies in The past year. 10 free TO
any reader Of this paper who will send us
The name and address Of three CAD or more
leaders Of music. Just send us The names
today and we will mail you the song book
az once. We will also mail you. free OF
charge copies OF The Musical Million. the
most popular music journal Of thc south
and sample pages Of our LEADING musical
publications. Address THs RUEuUsH Ktep
PER CO., Dayton Va.
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Albright School Report.

Report of the Albright school for
the third month ending January I8:
Number Of pupils enrolled: Boys,
70; girls, ~ total, 80. Per cent OF
attendance: Boys, 80; girls, 81; TO-
tai, 81.
Those present every day: Frank
Elliott, Frank Mayheld, Samuel
Graham, Ernest stanton, Henry
w GODS, Pearl Wood, Elda Sypolt,
N ellie Metheny, Mabel Rodeheaver,
and Ruth Walls.
The patrons and all others who
are interested in school work are
cordially invited to visit us and in
spect our work.
+. N. MILLER, Teacher.
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DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist, Grafton.
NotIcc 70 ono Gcncrnl rnhllc.

Whereas In the month OF March. 1904. I
purchased a stallion from Martin Rush. OF
Garrett county, Md" for the sum Of tsoo. to
DC paid Sroo In one year from date OF pur.
chase and treo annually tIl paid the said
Knsh guaranteed the horse to be sound and
to furnish enc OF the best pcdigroes OF any
horse In this country, aud in consideration
that the above party has failed to comply
with the above, l hereby notify all persons
not to buy or trade Tor the SAID notes TIL /
receive value, and refuse to pay the same
tll satisfactorily adjusted.
a r. HERRtNG.
Hatclton, w Va, Ian. a. 1907, 10
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Beware or OIntments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy ihe sen .e Of
smell and completely d%ersnge the whole
system when entering 81 through the mu.
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from repu.
table physicians as the damage they will
do is ten fold 90 The good you can possibly
derive from them Hairs Catsrh Cure.
manufactured by r. j. Cheney & Co. 10.
Iedo o contains no mercury and is taken
Internally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Hairs Catarrh Cnrc be sure you
get the genuine. Il IS taken internally and
made in Toledo o by r.. J.. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price. &c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation.
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No false pretcnse has marked the career
OF Ely's Cream Balm. No die promises OF
rewards for cases It will not cure. Being
entirely harmless, it is not responsible like
the catarrh snuas and powders. FOR minds
shattered by cocaine. The great positive
virtue OF Ely's Cream Balm Is that il speed.
lily and completely cures nasal catarrh and
hay fever. Back OF this statement is The
testimony OF thousands and a reputation Of
many years success. All druggists, soc, or
mailed 10y Ely Bros, 60 Warren street, New
York.
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A Grent OnfsIde Remedy.

Most pains arc Of local origin-a "cricK"
in the back, a twinge OF rheumatism. a sore
ness an over arising from a cold-are all
cured by outside applications The quick
est. safest. and most certain method IS All
cocks Plaster known the world over as a
universal remedy for pain They never fail,
they act promptlytheY are clean and cheap.
You can 90 right ahead with your work
while the healing process goes on. Sixty
years use has given them a great repata-
flor.
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GO TO MURDOCH.
IErratIc Weather.

We have more weather in this
section Of the country than any
other part Of the globe. Last Sat
urday was almost a perfect April
day Sunday vas typical March
weather; Monday and Tuesday were
the January brand all right, and
plenty cold enough for midwinter.
However, it was better than the rain
and mud before that. There are
about two years Of good weather
due us, but whether we get it or not
is the question.
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valley District Teachers Institute.


The following is the program for
the teachers institute, Valley dis
trict, to be held at Masontown Fri.
day, February 1, 1907:
Opening music
Invocation by Rev. A. NJ. Hammond.
Roll cail-Response by gems.
Reading minutes Of last meeting.
Address by county superintendent.
Music.
Can We Successfully Teach Elementary
Agriculture In the Country Schools2-L f.
Mcclure, North Union school.
Discussion.
lntermission to I:3o.
Music.
Some Essentials Of a Successful School.
Miss Belle ID. Menear. Oak Flat school.
Readlng-Mlss Eleanor Herring, Strife
school.
should There BE Any Change in the Text.
books Now in Use in Preston Countyp-w.
r. Shaaer, Fairfax school.
Discussion.
Music.
Relation Of Teacher to Pupils as Future
Citizens-H. II. McMiien. Mt. Zion school
Reading-Miss Erbie Albright, ReedsviUe
school
Should Valley District Have a Longer
School Term1-Porter jenkins, Enterprise
school.
Music.
How May the Schools Be Made More At.
tractiye to the Pupils2-Miss Lucy Mae orr,
Masontown school.
Discussion.
Reading-Miss Inez wilkins. Reedsville
school.
II possible there will be a lecture at night
by one Of the PROBES sors from Morgantown.
MYRA GIBSON. President.
BETTE NJ GIBSON, Secretary.
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1t has been discovered that apples
wrapped in newspapers will keep all
winter, the papereXcluding the damp.
Care should be taken, however, that
the subscription be paid or the
dampness in the paper from what is
due will spoil the fruit.
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no THREE
A BIN to Curtail Our County Court
introduced ~ montgomery.


Ia the legislature at Charleston
Senator Montgomery has introduced
a bill providing for but three mem
bers to constitute the county court
IN every county I n the state. This
would cut Preston down from eight
to three and Ohio county from ten
to three, as each Of these counties
has a county commissioner from
each m%agisterial district, and all
elected at the same time and for a
term of two years, and the pay is s.
per day for the time of holding
court.
The bill which provides for the
amendment of section "a of article
IS of the constitution of West Viz
gInia, as introduced by Senator
Montgomery, viii read, if the legis.
lature passes il, as follows:
The commissioner shall be elected by
the voters Of the county and hold their Office
for the term OF six years, except that the
hrst meeting of said commissioners they
shall designate by lot OF otherwise In such
maoner as they may determine. one OF their
number who shall hold his Office for the
term Of two years, and one for the term OF
four years, and one for the term O., six
years, so that one shall be elected every
two years. But no two Of said commission.
ers shall be elected from the said magis.
tertal district. And II two or more persons
residing In the same magisterial district
shaI receive the greater number OF votes
cast at anY election. then only the one of
such persons receiving the highest number
shall be declared elected. aud the person
living in another district who shall receive
the next highest number Of votes shall be
declared elected. said commissioner shall
annually elect one OF their number as pres.
ldeut and each shall receive g. per day for
his services in court. to be paid out OF tho
county treasury providing that such com
pensation may be Increased in any county
by the assent OF the majority Of the votes
cast on the question al any general election
or special election.
Senator Montgomery desires the
people 10 write him at Charleston in
regard to the bill, whether they ia
vor or oppose it. We believe the
bill is all right and should become
a law. We used 10 have but three
members Of our county court, and
we had some very good courts and
some very able men on the court.
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Sammy.

Group can positively be topped in 20
minutes. No yomiting-nothing to sicken
or distress you child. a sweet, pleasant
and safe syrup, called DIR. Shops Croup
Cure. does the work. aud does IL quickly.
Dr Shops Group Cure is for Group alone,
remember. IL does not claim to cure a
9oIen ailments, Its Tor Group, that's all.
Sold by the Stricken Drug Store.
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Notice.
HAPPY HooLIoAN

All persons indebted to the Preston Phar.
macy are requested 10 make settlement at
once. All accounts not closed by February
J., 1907, will be placed for collection. Very
respectfully. r. NJ. WILLIAMS.
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COON DOG FOR SALE-wcll trained
and guaranteed. For price, etc, address
w 4. CHILDS, Kingwood. w. Va. "a
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Good an The time harmless always Dr
Fahrney's Tecihing Syrup for infants Price
CSC. Sample free IL you mention paper
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Haicl,on, W Va Jan. a.. 1907.