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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
WINIFISEDE.

Mrs. P. l.. Alexander has been i'll
the past week with tonsilitis.
A G. Chapman met with seri-
Gus. accident last week. While en-
tering the mines with a team Of
mules, they became unmanageabl
and in jumping he fell upon the
track. The car ran over his leg
breaking it.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. !. Thomas spent
Sunday and Monday in Charleston.
Mrs. Ella Meanes spent Saturday
and Sunday out OF town.
MRS. w. ". Shelton was at Kan
awha City a few days last week.
d. Miss Lizzie Randolph has been i'll
the past week With diphtberia.
Miss Sarah Smoot spent Saturday
and Sunday In Charleston.
Little Octavia Green has been suf-
fering a week With very severe
sore throat.
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pr. PLEASANT.

Miss Catherine Jordan, Of Column
bus, is the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
NJ. ]. Jordan
Miss Florence and Salena Cobb,
Of Columbus, Ohio, arrived Sunday,
August q, for two weeks visit to
their aunt, Mrs. Ellen Jordan, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Ed. Rome, of Clarksburg, and
Mrs. M. lakewood, Of Charleston,
we're guests Of Mfr. and Mrs. G. II.
Jordan and family Monday, August
r. A. Huston, - of Parkersburg,
passed through our city Thursday.
+. i. Morton returned to Morgan
town Monday, August 5, after a few
days visit here to his wife and
baby.
Miss Hardy, of Montgomry, Is
the pleasant guest of Miss Julia
Smith.
Mrs. Mary White is the pleasant
guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Alexander.
Messrs John and James Adams.
Clyde, James and. Russell Colston,
FREQ Thomas, Joe Alexander, Jr.,
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RED STAR.

Mrs. Chas, Williams, of Mt. Hope
was calling on Mrs. Alex Banks Sat
urday.
Will Moseley, who has been pa.
tient in Freedman's hospital fol-
some time, returned Sunday much
improved.
Miss Agatha Alexander, Of Point
Pleasant, is the guest Of her sister
Mrs. H. G.. A. Washington.
Mesdames Howard and Roach, OF
Harvey, were calling on Mrs. j.
w. White Sunday.
Miss Lillian Gregory, of Virginia
is visiting her brother, T. G. Greg,
DRY.
Misses Agatha Alexander and Mil
dred Burdette attended services at
Glen Jean Sunday. ..-
Mrs. r. S. Wright left last Thurs
day for North Carolina to visit her
parents.
luaWeAoIdWI s.uBmoM aqL
6ppunS oIau luamlulodde III
-nSaI SIN psHg Ia4unH D Il 'AeH
'ssouI
-snq no GepuoW elUAsl4aGBH o. guam
uol5uEQseM " S az puB LalIeO
semsr pue solunN uqor 's1ssaW
League will, celebrate their second
anniversary August 25. There will
be all day services at the West Vir-
ginia Seminary. Prof. Thos. Jeffer-
son will preach at eleven o'clock
Rev D. StrattOn at two in the af-
terDoon and: DIR. S. A Washington
at 1870 p. m
On Wednesday, September they
will give "A, Sock Social" and an
excellent programs will be rendered
consisting OF solos, quartettes, pa
pers, Rotations and select readings.
The public is cordially invited.
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FAHRRFONT.

Mr.. E. Young and Miss Icy War
rick, both Of Morgantown, were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon by Rev. B.
B. Martin at the< residence Of the
brides. uncle, ]. F. Staley.
Misses Massie Clay and Amelia
Lowry, of. Clarksburg, were guests
of Miss Beulah Smith Sunday. .
The B. Y. P. u. S. s. Convention
and District Association held a joint
session here in Mt. Zion Baptist
church Aug. 7 to II. The meeting
was quite a success.
II. Hamilton did not leave last
week for Pit. Pleasant and Pemefey
as was reported to your correspond
ent.
Andrew Noel. who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is improving.
Mrs. B. B. Martin is improving
slowly.
Charles Fraction spent several
days with his family last week.
Prof. e. L. Morton spent few
hours here Thursday enroute to
Morgantown. ,.
Miss Turner, Of Grafton, was the
guest of Miss Florence Green Sat-
.urday
F. Fl. Jackson is improving.
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Thomas Davis. Jr., james Jordan,
and Pearl johnson Misses Mosella
and shaithas colston, Mary. and Ida
Craig. Augusta Htson. Bessie S. Jor-
dan. Florence and Salen Cobb. Miss
Hardy. / Julia Smith and Eldorada
eWilliams,s comp9Sed yachting party
to Gallpolis and back Friday even
ing. All report a delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Morton and
baby Doris and Mrs. Ellen Jordan
spent Sunday, August in Pomeroy,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Morton.
Misses Mosella ,Colston, Mithue
Colston, Ida Craig and Augusta
Rison and James Adams were guests
of friends in Pomeroy and Middle
port and Mason City Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. A. H. Williams are
the proud parents of a fine baby boy
born July IS. Mrs. Williams is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl.
Jordan.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Jordan received the
news of the arrival of q son at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j, H. Camp
bell of Moundsville Thursday, Aug.
s. Mrs. Campbell was formerly Miss
Blanch Jordan.
Flcm Roberts continues quite i'll.
Rev. Briggs preached two very
able sermons at the M. E. church
Sunday.
Mrs, Eliza Huskins and little
guests of her sister Mrs. Minerva
Thomas.
Mrs. J. F. Henderson entertained
at dinner. Sunday in honor of Misses
Florence and Selena Cobb.
Miss H. G. Jordan Is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. J. H. Campbell, at
Moundsville.
Miss Alice E. Jordan, attendant at
the Insane Asylum at Weston, is
home on two weeks vacation the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. M. l.. Jor-
dan
X. w. White Of Huntington was q
Sunday visitor here the guest of his
wife and relatives.
Little Mary Davis continues III.
MRS, jackson and MRS. Richardson,
Of Huntington, were the, guests Of
Mrs. Joe Alexander Sunday.
Miss Ida Alexander returned home
Saturday after a two months visit
with friends in Morgantown and
Carksburg. 90.
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HUNTINGTON.

Rev. I. v. Bryant returned Monday
cd to deliver! the funeral sermon
over the remains Of Rev. Bullock.
Mrs. Mollie Mickens is visiting
friends and relatives in Virginia.
. Jno. Dickers0n spent nunday at
Bidwell, Ohio, with friends.
5 DR.. Barnett attended. the funeral
of the date DIR. Exam sats s1r0nton,
Friday ...~
Mr.. Collins, of Philadelphia, was
calling on friend in the city Saturday.
Mesdames Jackson and Richard
son and R. w. white spent Sunday in
PIT. Pleasant, guests OF Mrs. r. w.
White.
S. w. Starks was a business WISH
tor to our city Tuesday.
Misses Lottie and Cora Troyman
spent Sunday in Guyandotte.
Mrs. H. Butler, of Chicago, arriv-
ed here Tuesday to ue the guest of
her husband for a while.
The Elk lodge with a membership
Of about SO or 60 will be installed
this week
On next Sabbath Rev. W. E. Walk
er, Of Charleston, will preach at the
A. M. E. church at II O'Clock a. m.,
and at 3 p. m. The occasion being
the fourth quarterly meeting.
The lawn party given by the ladies
of the A. M. E. church last Thurs
day evening was largely attended
with gratifying results.
The Sunday afternoon meeting of
the Y. M. G. A. at the A. M. E.
church was largely attended and an
excellent program was rendered
Rev. Gibson Of the Episcopal church
addressed the association and very
we'll did he impress upon all present
the Importance of a strong and man
ly character. Every indication leads
one to anticipate strong and perma-
nent organization In the city.
On Monday evening the w. NJ. M.
society Of Young Chapel A. NJ. E.
church will serve refreshments at the
church. Mrs. Daniel Lynch, presi-
dent
VIM. Peters and Chas. Valentine,
spent last Sabbath OF Middleport,
Ohio.
Rev. Shad, Of Ironton, Ohio, preach
ed at the A. VI. T.. church last Sab
bath at 3 p. m.
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LONDON.

Mrs. VIM. Holmes was in Mont
gomery Friday
The entertainment given by the
Committee of Women was a success
Miss Mary Robinson, of Mt. Hope,
is here the guest of Mrs. Phil Parks
James Tates, Of Thayer, Mr.. Nor
ris, of Longacre, and Isaac Dyson, of
Eagle, were here On business Sun
day,
\. Rev. Kinney passed through our
town en- route to Handley Saturday.
=, Rev. D. d. Davis filed his ap-
pnintment here Sunday and preached
two able sermons.
- Prof. B. Prillerman, Of Institute,
spoke very encouragingly to the peo-
pie, here Sunday night.
Il. Robert Pack and Bernard and
Clifford Brown have returned from
Visiting their aunt, Mrs. M. E. Pril-
2eEnan, Of Institute.
i James M. Blaney was called to
Montgomery Sunday
Flemming James and J. III. Car
per attended the funeral services of
Rev. Eullan Bullock in Charles
ton Sunday.
Miss B. +. Booker is much i'm
proved at this writing
~ Miss Frances E. James was visit
ing friends in Hugheston Sunday.
Andrew Pack was calling on
friendsSHhere Sunday.
Misses Beatrice Blaney and Gold
lie and Caesar Brown are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Ben Brown, of
CamVbelps Creek. $gE
Mrs. o. S. Anderson has returned
from visiting at her home in Vir-
ginia.
Rev. E. D. Allen was called to
Cabin Greek to preach Sunday.
Rev. P. M. Harris was here Satur-
day.
An enjoyable evening was spent
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elem Anderson, Of Hugheston, Mon
day evening, the occasion being their
eighteenth wedding anniversary.
prof. H. B. Rice was in Hughes
ton Saturday in the interest of The
Advocate.
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MIDDLEPORT, OHIO.

Mrs, Mayme McWithers, who has
been the guest of Miss Jessie Hale
the past two weeks, left Sunday for
Rarkersburg where she will remain
until Tuesday, before returning to
her home at Steubenville.
,Messrs. Valentine and Perry. Of
Huntington, were guests of Miss
Rhoaa Graham.
Mrs. G. j. Hale and Mrs. s. B. AL
len We're calling on Kerr's Run
friends Sunday.
$. Miss Frances Morton and her
guest, Mrs. Minnie Fletcher, of
Marietta, were pleasant visitors here
Saturday.
= Misses Mona Morris and Jessie
Hale spent Sunday with friends in
Farkersburg. They we're accompan-
ieft back by Miss Grace Wells, who
Will spend several weeks with Miss
Hale.
, Miss Katie Morton entertained at
dinner Wednesday in honor Of the
Misses Bell, Of Athens, and Mrs. Nc
!, Wtthers, Of SteubenviIle.
.<i[tWIS8 NlTS1e warren, OF COlum bus
NJ the guest Of her mother and sis
ter.
Ms. s. B. Allen entertained the
&6ollowing ladies at dinner Tuesday
IN honor OF Mrs. Geo. McWithers, OF
/ Sfeubenyille, and the Miss Bell OF
d 1Ethtens: Mrs. Flora Sutton, Misses
Mona Morris, Amanda Sutton and
Jessie Hale.
.s5 Miss Hale entertained the same
zlaeaas ut luncheon that evening, also
Miss Frances Morton and Mrs. f. b
s. Jan8S, OF Wheeling. Miss Mona
0yris entertained. on Wednesday il
4 ssYnaT OF the same ladies.
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RAYMOND CITY.

~ DR.. Bryant made a business trip
20. .Bluefield last week.
Ed, Ransom has moved to Char
: lesion. where he will make his flu
tire home.
Richard Cary. Of Cedar Grove,
was the pleasant guest of Miss Ad-
zonla Alexander Sunday.
Mrs. M A. Pierson has returned
aiters spending several weeks in vir-
ginia.
+ A party given by Mrs. BERTHE Mel
lon In honor of Miss Mabel Ander-
SON Saturday evening was very well
attended. All reported q pleasant
time.
Mrs. Rome West, of Plymouth, at
tended the party Saturday night.
\ Miss Florence Coles made a fly
Ing trip to Plymouth this week
Miss Sallie Saunders is on the sick
list this week.
!, Ii MRS Chas. Williams is on the sick
this week.
SS- Mrs Emma Dickerson, of Ply
mouth. made a flying trip here this
week. \,
J sci. Taylor, of Black Betsey, was a
visitor In our town this week.
Miss Lille Woodson has gone to
Charleston where she will remain
for several days.
Mr., and Mrs. H. Coles made a fly
Ing trip TO Plymouth Sunday
p. James and little daughter, AL
berta, have gone to Virginia where
they will spend several weeks.
They were accompanied to Charles
ton by Mrs. E. James and Mrs. I. w.
Cogie.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Kingsley made
business trip to Charleston last
week
Giles Dickerson was q visitor in
Charleston last week
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TIlDVOOAaD,.

Bright wsS hins at Eagle Sat-
, G. A, PSESy Kanawha City -
here yisitMSsA bother. E. G. Pare.
Mtss HenrMka Turner OF Colnn-
bus. Ohio. Nhas been ytsitinS her
brother EsssII Tutner,SSs retiFned
home last SATURDAY,. ''..' ~ 50 4
Miss lvoryfWoods, Of Kanawha
City, is Hare Visiting her aunt and
uncle. Mr., Anfs Mrs. c. G. Woods !:
Mrs. Jas. Russ called on friends
here Mondax.& .~ss,'.:.. ~. ~
The Sunday, school gave a picnic
here last Saturday on the Hardwood
Island. ,At$XS 80. 49,:
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-:- Correspondence =

Mrs. McWithers. Misses Hale and
Morris spent the latter part of last
week with Mrs. Matte Conner at AL
berta.
Mrs. Eliza Stevens and Miss Mary
Johnson returned Monday from a
very pleasant visit with friends in
Charleston
Jas. Haxlewood spent few hours
here Sunday while en- route to Kerr's
Run to visit his sister.
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7.@The Evening Star Literary" rem
defed very interesting program
Monday night. ..-.-
Mrs, VIM. Fairfax has gone for
her home in Virginia She will be
absent for. quite awhile.
Mrs. McNorton and son CASTOR
left for Virginia Saturday evening.
The st. Lukes are looking for
ward to- grand time the first Mon
day in September. >,
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West 1firgiRiay In which mi
tan and you are Defendant. =. :
If from, any cause the taking "a
said deposition shah not be COM
menced OF completed ON the daH
aforesaid, the same shall be con-
tnued from day to day, or from time
to" tfmes at the same place, and be.
tween the .sa ME Honrs, utrtf the sa ne
shah be completed. = - y =
q = KATIE JEFFRIRS, ,
-, =. BY Counsel.
-. w. Chappel1e, sol. H.. !:
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? Notice@tto FakaT BepOsitians.
To Kidd ,Jeffries. - = :, -, -,

TAKE NOTICE: That on the 10th
day of August, A. D. 1907, between
the hours Of 9 O'clock Al. M. and 5
O'Clock P. NJ, at the law office Of J..
w. Chappelle, 1904 1-2 Kanawha
street, Charleston, West Virginia, l
wall take the deposition OF myself and
others, to be read in evidence, in nay
behalf in a certain suit in vcflancerv
now pending in the Circuit Court for
the Count yof Klaaawha and. State of
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State OF West Virginia,

6taLe or WGBt virginia,
Kanu#ha County So.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court of Kanawha
County, on the first Monday in the
month OF July, 1907:
Katie Jeffries, Plaintiff,
vs.. In Chancery, No. 1895.
Kidd Jeffries, Defendant.
(The object Of this suit is to OBJ.
tain divorce from the bonds Of
matrifnony.)
This day came the Plaintiff by her
Attorney; md on his motion, and
It appearing by affidavit filed, that
the, Defendant Is nonresident OF
this State, it Is ordered. that ne do
appear within one year after the date
OF the first publication hereof, and
DO what Is necessary to protect his
FtyE2ere est In tlfas suft. . ~ ......
ETeste:. >. D. n. Shirley, Clerk, -
j.. w, Chappelle, Sci, 49," ~. IT, ~.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
EAGLE.

Rev. s, e. Wi return
home from Bluefeld - being a
sent from his churCl weeks. I
was called to b. by II
serious illness Of hfr ler-in-la
Mrs. J. w. Page Kanawl
City, was the pleasa st Of h
son and daughter-in Mr.. al
Mrs. f. e. Page.
VIM. Banner atten ,o fnner
Of Rev. J. r. BuIloc
The clubs OF the II Bapti
church are preparing T. a graz
rally on the fourth 'o1y in tn
month.
Master Taylor Pag" y Nv Yeco
ering from fever.sn.y
Misses Carrie Bustcr md Ethel
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15

Notice is hereby given that an
ANIMAL meeting Of the stockholders
OF The .Pythian Mutual Investment
Association Will be held In the hall
room OF building owned by said as
soctatfotl and situate at the corner
Of Washington and Dickinson streets.
In the City Of Charleston, Kariawha
County, West Virginia, July 36tb.
1907, 1T 2 O'Clock p. M, for the pur4
pose OF eIectins directors of said as
ISOLATION for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction Of such other. bus
mess as may come before said Asso-
citation. - T.
Given under my hand this the 1st
day OF July, A. D., 1907.
-. 3-=W,. STAHESS, ,- ~
7-4-4t. Pres.
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The Pythiaa. Mutual Investment AS
ISOLATION,
Notice. OF Annual Meeting Of Stock.
holders Of the Pythian Mutual In
vestment Association.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-02-26
A NATION
OF CRIPPLES
RHEUMATISM BEYOND
CONTROL
Uric.O Treatment Advised

Very few people nowadays are free
from some form Of Rheumatism. In
fact, IL looks Is though the disease was
fast crippling our nation. People OF
means are trying the great specialists,
and they 20 from East TO West and to
oil parts OF the earth In search OF med
icsl help and relief.
The greatest boon 70 mankind has re-
Gently been brought about, especially
70 those who suffer with Rheumatic
Acid Poisoning. Il Is harmless rem
sdy called URIC-O.. A treatment for
the blood, bladder and kidneys. This
marvellous remedy, taken internally,
sets in . thorough manner on the
blood, relieving those terrible pains
that nearly craze the mind. URlC-O 10
made for Rheumatism only, and 1t is .
positive cure for the disease In oil IT.
lorna It's harmless and pleasant TO
take, containing NO poison, alcohol or
whiskey, and, Il taken - directed, will
cure each and every form Of Rhsums
Nsm, no matter how bad.
Druggists sell URIc-O ut 500 per
bottle, or It will be sent Ut above price
BY the SMITH DRUG COMPANY
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Liberal size sam.
pies and circulars will be forward0
lrss to oil who apply for same.
Uric-O ID sold and recommended II
South Paris and West Paris BY F. A.
Shurtle6 & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-02-26
Notions.

Patent leather may DO frightened and
also cleaned by an occasional applica-
[ ton OF milk. Sweet oil does about the
same work, and has, perhaps, the older
reputation.
To clean glass there 10 no superior to
hot soapsuds. A thorough washing Of
this, followed BY . rlnsing Of cold water,
will work wonders and will brighten tho
finest cut glass.
Your white felt hat can b made to
look very nice again, and viii lose any
suggestion Of grease spots BY cleaning
with q hot solution Of soda, after which
10 paste, oomposed OF pipe clay, water
and preclpitatsd chalk, should b laid
on. A thorough brushing will leave It
very preseutable.
A soaking over night In pailful OF
rain water, 10 which has been added IN
ounce Of sugar Of lead, will greatly i'm.
prove clothes whose Colors are beginning
70 leave them.
Before you put your furs away, lightly
beat away al traces OF dust and loose
hair. Newspapers we'll oamphored
make the best coverings.
In more elaborate negligee fashions
and evening wraps the oriental sleeve 10
. pronounced sueesss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-02-26

Receiver 5 Sale.
Water Power, Mill,
Machinery and Real
Estate.

The Receivers sale Of al the property
Of The Linen Manufacturing Company,
notice Of which was published In tho
issues of the Oxford Democrat Of Octo-
Der 16, % and 80, A. D. 1908, has BY Or
der Of the court been postponed to
March II (slevsn), at - (twslve) O'Clock,
noon, A. D. 1907, and unless otherwise
ordered by the court shall sell 1t the
mill Of said The Linen Manufacturing
Company ut Shows Falls In Paris In the
County Of Oxford on said eleventh day
Of March, A. D. 1907, ct twelve O'Clock,
noon, to tho highest bidder, under tho
conditions hereinafter stated and subject
10 the approval Of tho court, all tho
property and interests Of said The Linen
Manufacturing Company, which are
fully and particularly described in said
notice of sale published In said issues OF
the Oxford Democrat. The conditions
Of said sale are that oil said property
except certain personal property herein
after specially mentioned will be sold
together, and no bid less than two thou
sand five hundred dollars (s250O) for the
same will be received. Tho bidder to
whom said property Is awarded at said
sale must, At the time Of said sale, do
post with said Receiver certified check
for FIVE hundred dollars $500, payable
| 10 said Receiver, which sum shall be held
by said Receiver pending the approval OF
said sale by said court. II said sale 10
not approved by the court, then said
sum of FIVE hundred dollars ($5O0) will
be returned to the person so depositing
tho Same. II the sale Is approved said
sum Of five hundred dollars ($500 shall,
upon payment of the balance OF the
purchase price Of said property, be ap'
piled to complete the payment OF said
purchase price. II said bidder, to whom
said property is awarded, shall after
approval of said sale by said court, fall
to pay the balance Of said purchase price
In accordance with the order Of said
court upon approval Of said sale, then
said Ave hundred dollars (s50O) shall
be applied - said court may direct, to
the payment Of oil cost and expense Of
said sale and the services Of said Receiver
on account thereof. And said bidder
shall be compelled to pay tho balance Of
said purchase price or said property
may be awarded to tho next highest bid
der, or sold again ~ the court may d.
rect.
shall also sell ct the same time and
place, to tho highest bidder, the follow
ing described property of said The Liner
Manufacturing Company:
Two horses, subject to lien for keep
ing, the amount of which lien will b.
fully stated at tho time Of said sale.
One double team.
One sleigh.
One double traverse pung.
One pair Of driving harnesses.
Dated at Portland, Maine, January 20,
1907.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-02-26
An .Apimal ssery rer
Little Folks
- Prosperous Bugs

Good morning. Higgy." said the
hayglebug to the higglebug 40 they
met on the street the other day. How
are your"
every fine, I thank you, Haggy," re-
Dlied the higglebug. "How are your
.Oh, 1 am always WELL" answered
the hagglebug, except now. you know
nv business Is brisk and ] am just .
wee bit overworked."
NAh!" exclaimed the higglebug. LOU
Of work. That's good. Let me con
graduate you. know just how 1t u.
for, sou see. my business Is brisk, too.
and I am afraid sometimes ] will not