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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. j $ Make arr,vo,
home yesterday afternoon from pns
ton. Mrs, Maxcy has been VISITING =,
Providence and Mr. Maxcy, who wan,
up Sunday to join her. returned ,.f,h
her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

c. II. Reane's supply Of that 4O-cen,
grade Of chocolates which is such a
Saturday seller is ample for today So
take advantage Of tn" low pric. Of g,c
II. This grade is truly "high." but NAT
the highest. Tn" "Ar"liu'' nf course IL
At the top Great sal, here o. other
druggist candy, of all kinds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

Dr. and Mrs. Gideon Palmer Moves
accompanied by Miss Jessie Dorr. re-
turned yesterday to Chicago. DR.. Pal
ne, who is one of our summer resi-.
dents. hoped to be able to remain mere
until the dedication OF the new Opera
house, IN which he is very much inter
ested, but his business calls him to Chi
cagO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

Rural Mail Carrier w. r poh;n
is i'll with the grip and his ron,' p"
taken for the present by suhe,i,u,S
Carrier Freeman Y Barker "'e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31
GARDINER,

Fred Weber sells the fun edition -.
Mckinley l0c sheet music, aIsn an .. VI
popular songs Of the dav ri 70 '"e
sheet. Full stock to select from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

Ooly One "BROMO QUININE'
That is LAXATIVE BROM0 QUINIlINtfE.'
Look for the signature of Il. w GROs r. r..
INC .T,a,, o5n '' w sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31
Systemic Catarri1.

Systemic Catarrh.
Mrs. Augusta Pauline Ochs, r.
F. D. 2, North English, Iowa.
writes: 81 took Peruna over
three years. l suffered from sys-
temic catarrh and had pains in
my right side so I could hardly do
my homework.
81 am 66 years old, and am now
doing all my homework. L am in
the best of health, and cannot
thank DR.. Hartman enough for his
advice and medicine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31
Whitmore Free.

Jersey City. oct 30.-After being out
two hours. the jury in the case of
Theodore Wnitinorc. on trial tor the
murder of his wifi" December last III
a swamp near Harrison. n. j., return
ed verdict of not guilty tonight,
WhitnOrc'S defence was an alibi.
Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy.
rininlv complexion, headaches nausea.
indigestion. Thin blood makes YOU weak,
pale. sinnlY. Burdock Blood Bittel $
makes the blood rich. rcd. rurc--rcstrres
perfect health.
Stops itching Instantly. Cures piles
eczema salt rheum. t"ttcr. itch hives.
herpes, @c;heS- Doan's ointment. At any
drug store.
For n mild. easy action of the bowels. a
single dose of boan'G E@"ul,tS is enough.
Treatment cures fabitual constil alton -
cents II box. Ask your druggist for tuem.
'Dr. Thomas Ecectric oil is the hest
remedy for that often fatal diScaSe-croup
Has been used with success In Our family
for eight years. Mrs. L. Whiteacre
Buffalo. \. Y
OA8T@H1..G-n
s s:s., :s: '' M k;l! w .::: ::::E 'a'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

n hSs Os Cs NOLANs 8
No More Throat Trouble. SIS:
Mrs. d. c. Nolan, Gem, #:4
Kas., writes: 81 have no
more throat trouble, thanks *#:3
to Peruna. 1t is the only :::: 3
medicine I care to have. I .3::: #
always feel safe when have
1t in the house. ::::.::a
81 have used Peruna for III:
nine years and I ought to :: 81: B:
know about it. Peruna has ::::::3:
helped me a great many :::::::
times, and shall praise it to =*::
every one Of my friends" :
Ever since -Peruna was in b.
troduced to the public thirty "
years ago, the housewife has "
been an ever faithful friend to Peruna.
She it is that has seen the practical
benefits of the use of Peruna in the
family.
When the baby has snuffles or cold st
gives few doses of Peruna, instead of fiji
ing the system with the doctors drugs
When the school children have cough
or colds she again resorts to Peruna.
When any member of the family
afflicted with catarrh, either in its acu
form or chronic, Peruna is resorted t
In large number of minor ailmen
she finds Peruna a never-failing remed
All this has won the confidence of tt
housewife in Pcruna, which cannot
easily shaken by the statements ,
people who know nothing of Perun
having never had any personal exper
ence in its use.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Wtcbr Opfcr Der Mfitafcrs Barnes
ISchhc.

Scrtngton aD, +. Ge5.-Gir
Sd)crifiSoufgebot fabnbet in ben Der.
gen uon Hourrl. GoultD oui @illionl
Sprcc ut0 Nobcrt Barnes, meld)c al
gctlogt lino, @n. @arncs lulb ,5rolt
emma Eaplor onl lcbtcn Samito1
crnlproct 5ll bnbell. Die 9luitbnt mnr
ocs Hclllltot elmer lanJidbrigcn
Icboc 5luiid)en Den 6nnliIicn @bis
tofcr, Wi5c ull6 Barnes. melder
ldlon pielc McuitcnIebcn SIM Spier
gcioqeit iinb. @ie 8m. 9ornes' Gn.
tclin cr5Gblt, crifiencu Mn. Ipree
mo Robert 9nrllc9 in Der @obmtn1
BON Miliam Barnes ulo ihoilen Den
Scbtcrct obllc eilt @ort Der @ornln1
nleocr. Nla oonn Srau Soplor nit
cIncm Sdlrot1erucbr sur Stelle fam,
crldlolIen lie aud Oieie, che lie bon
tbrcr @oiic @ebrnild) MAIDEN fomtc,
mo cnt'lobcn in bie 9ergc.
Wtnocltcn3 Elm Glltellb Wenifcll
linn nobreno Der lesten finn Sabre
III NolAe Der @bitofer : @urnes' idcn
Scb0c crnlor0ct moroerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

&obrcabcridt sic Soften lllr oen
nGdIten Genius alli $12,93O,oo lno
meiit nit Stoli oorolli bin, ooB oleS
n,lr INN 100000 nlcbr lel, ol3 ole
Soften 6eS Genius Don 1900. Sl"per
bat Die 3unubWc BON jebn ST 9epn
Nubren 80 Hro}ent betro1cT. A'ele
cnornc GriporniB, loAt Der Genius
Tircttor, miro Ourd) ooa @eltencll CT
ucs pcrnloncnteu GcnIlla %llrcoilH
lno bic Giniii6rlmQ BON el9eltcll Wfo
ihillcn sur 6critcQun19 ooii S4oel'el'
I'M GcniuS Tilrc0lL all Stclle sc
micthetcr Moidincn, crreId)t, llloe'!'
nie nc1lcn Muidiucn rold)cr lIllo pel
Ter orbcitcn. Ger 9ircttor lu9t, troB'
ocnt Der GonqrcB porNc'd)rlrbell nal
Nub GrnclultnQcn fir Ou3 Sllrcoll
ouI Der @runolnQc bon GoIltllrrenj
Eriiilm0Cu p~or0cnonllllell loctoE!'
miiiicn, lucroc ihlicBIid) Der perlonl''
die ltto politii6c Ginillb 6obet Der
m~oBochcn6c Tuftor mcrOer, lpc'bolo
CT bittct, y0icicr miBlidcn SltlldtIon
cnthpbcn III lpcr0cu. Gr bc'llrluortct
Die Grnenmtl0 pom Glcrta nod VtoB-
oobc hires GlotcS olli Der Sllte Der
.Nllalu0Dlburcn."
Sr0cn ii / Eotih utter.
Baron Ncn9clnliiler Don 0eilacr'
par. Der 6iciigc 6itrcihild) lulgorl
idc Wotihoitcr. lit pom aoilcr tSrar5
,&olcpb ourd 0ic&crIcibuuN Oc5tSroB-
frcll,e5 Nc5 Hcopolo Green's or34cs
}cid,uct morOcl1. MtorNcl miro Der
60. ,Subrcato0 Der Sbronbcltclgitll9
ocS aoilcra Q~cicicrt unO aus oielenl
gnnlob bat Scr Monord Dem got
id)oitcr iiir icinc ncroicnItpoIle Sbn'
tiofcit icinc NncrtcnuutG nlt3'prc7
d)cll luollclt.
Hcor0oniiotion Scr
Sluttc.
Stuotpictrctdr Noot crtIdrtc belltc,
cr lei llod) 81 fcincm 0crlnltlpcn Ont
id)luB boriibcr 0ctommen. oh CT an
Die SpiBc ser Don Eroltocnt Noolc
pclt ocpluntcn ireimiQiNcn Commit
lion sur REORGANIZATION Der Nlottc
trctcll mcroc o0cr nid)t. Gr loGtc, CT
lucroc sic GruQc crit nod ut ilberIc'
Qcn mo iiir iid) iclbit III CntId)cl0cn
bubclr. ob III Der tur5cn 3cit Die Der
icbi0cu Administration nod blclbt,
nom elmer iolhcn Gonmiilion noh
chuu> oll@Nrridtct iucrbcn fGnnc. <Enn
llrbriacn iii er Der Nniid,t, oub Die
4ilid)tcu icinca Nnttca ais Stoot0't
frct1r i'm uidlt oornn binocrn mir
Ocn. in Scr 0cpIuntcn Gomnilllon jlt
0icncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

WtrOQlQU, 'oIpcrl eIllc NuItJ Iltlte
| Tlll0maihine lit. ocren @cheimniB
iorgiom acbiitct miro. Sin tIcinc@,
ci0arrcuf0rniae9 Mo0cll, 0ns MIR so
Enmo micQt id)cint gut Ncorbeitet
}l bubet.
Ccitrcid'& %crtrctunQ in
Eofiu.
@icH, /. Gc}. - 6rribcrr b. Go0
III H%oicnburg uu0 GuImbodL crltcr
ScftionSdci ocS Observation-Disclosures,
lit gum gotidoitcr in Sopou crnonlt
mor0cu.
6rcibcrr bon GoQ lit inn Sabre
1872 oItrcihii6 mrQorii6cr @ciono-
ter IN Schcrml uno III 1888 Scdo'
tion5 ScfrctGr in Gonituntlnopcl
gcluclcu. SIN Sabre 1891 Dcrtrot cr
bic 0oppclmonurhic III Berlin. &m
Sabre 1900 mar cr MonOcI2ntiniitcr
NcruorOcn, obcr iiinf Sabre ipGtcr
BON 0iciem Eoltcn jtriif4Ctrctcr.
Mllr} oorolli Wuroc er Scttion3hci
inter Srcibcrru b. NebrcntboI.
Scenes q comm rn.
oorhnr %, 0ic oGi,cii,.
70 l}rr;ir crhir(t hr,,tc ONO Qrhid,rii4
Nos ,miit,rn [nnrn unn som 9}rr
Stoaten %gctroifclien gbtonrmcna 3ltr
cti0ru NPrrrc ms 6rr []rtrorit5t Sos
d,i,,riijrhnn Rcid,cs 7o% ,hriitit;d
rmfoht sic nGitrrn in Mn;hinotnn
,ni,trr Nr,n ctnota;cfrrfSr Tnnt :,
Som ~iononi;rhrr Wnt;Ghoitrr ofnh;rn
nuaortou5htpn foit iSrrtiid,rr 1,n.
tr, mrIdr nir Rntiii,;rrn,1 nrs wb
fnn,ne,n brncntrn ;nn,;r Sic hrrr;ts
mitnrthri(trn Kim a~rtifcI nc., 0Oh
fomInrn5 ir(hit
o|II, nH,.n ; a.,
""'''| "9' I""'
pllL
Fori@, /. Gcjcmbcr, Y. y,
Hcopitt, Der SdJpIc9erlobl Don Nn.
&clrlinaa 9rpull, crfl0rtc cIllcm Yer
trctcr Der Fre'Ic 0e1eltilbcr III lclllcln
Ntclicr, Nr. 10, Srnpalc on Wdlnc,
00B ate Hcrith1c, ole III llcltcrcr 3clt
ilbcr cine ongcbIidle Gntfrcnon1N
}luii6cn inn mo iciner Grult Nlth
pcrbrcitct lrorocn icicn, ollr l(nluabr
hcit berlhcn. Gr Ioatc:
D&}ir 'd)cilrcn ms nor 'oId)cn len
iotiOncllcn Gntitcllun8cn Der M@br
bclt nId)t rcttcll III toltltt. %or llulc
rCr@cirntD ld)ou mltr0en iold)c oltBer=
%or0cntlidc Gr}0bIunGen pcrbrcitct.
Grit ioutc i6 iortAclollIcn icilr, Damn
NOR idl cltiiibrt morNcn; Damn bate
ih mcinc Srou cntiiibrt, Nm ollcocm
Wor tc'll mabrr" @ort. |ltr l@lIllercr
@~oI5rtl'rctc Nolt'lcii iolr 20 llollo
g III oell 3cltllIi9elI pe'u}rIepei III
Cill'r @ol}plllic III oFil S3oFl S''FNc'l'
Nn WnDrnclt lpo0ili'll iplr III oilAG'
ntr''enenl SI'rlI@ TT DER %Iilo clIlc@
Nr~cl'lloe", oEr illIr Oct Hu'iroN 0eAes
pen poftc, llleDrcte Ylloer III llloiFIl,
Iu9enlcih 'Uelllt oc 1ol'u)e Hflldl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
,Sntcrciiuntcr Ncgcritamm i'll 4ni
Q,lu,

Ncm. 9ort, /. Gej. - Slclltc'
nunt II. s.. Wpmola DON Der boQdlts
oiid)cn Slottc, mcldcr bon ctncr Grs
petition IN sic biabcr utcrforid)ten
@cacuOen prn 0ollGnotiG. 8uiond,
Siloamerlta. bier ultdctontnlcn ut,
meIoct ilber Die Gntbetun1 zines m
tcrcilnnten 9tc0critomnles, luclfcr
Ole Wcgcl0 an Dem Surimuns 6lulIe
bepohnt. Ticic Ncger Id)cincn nte
uurber mciBe Sellte 9eiebcn III baben,
5ci9en je6odL nbppbl JIG total ldlndr5
iino, nid)t ben oirifaniiden Neaer'
tppll& in ihreu 8ciihts5ii9cn aui.
,<hre Spradc lit Gin Wtiid)muI6 Der.
ihieoeller el,rppGiiGcr Sprad)eu iii
ipcld,er Die cn1liide, boQdnOiihc uno
portu1ielilde Sprad)cn Die Saltp1.
role ipicien. Man Jlalt6t, 0uB Die
Ne9er Die Nahtonmcn Don Sfiuuen
iilb, lueldc cor uielcn Wcnerationca
Don Der Ailitc hts >Slulcrc rlobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Eic Murianna. aatajtrupbc.

Gittaburh ga, 1. Se5.-135
Scif)en lino Jest ans Der llngliifs-
5ecje 5t Morlomna 81, Gage 1ciorbcrt
moroen mo man glullbt. bob lid MIR
nod cint1c mcni1c Spicr inn Srnc.
rem %bcti1ocn. 0icic iiuo inter Sat-
len Don SdlItt hcarobcn. llno pts
glcid) Die 9uirGrumu,9sorbcitcn tort.
oeicBt ueroCn 10 miro Is maGrid)ein'
id) oodl nod Glide Soae oauern. etc
'ic i1mn1tlih 1cilnbeu iino. Ger On
aliclt begilut onl n1d,itcn Scnner
nag.
9 a. - II
' Sss.a die 1r''s''<I9 Oh ;4 !nns! ss!'rf' '''h'
Tdtie fEr'e Nnelano beiurst e. Naiae. Tr
4f3, Sh.Saittmcrcitr., iatr Suitpm SuEIe 'Apr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

@lsuris FIBER ben StaHo oer ,ErourrS nno
Medlanics' 9intipnnt'yant" III Baltimore,
i'm StGaic Miurgtnuo, bei'm Shluh Ocs
GeidlGitcs Gm -. HuUcmhCr 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

staat MarDlnuo. Staot Baltimore. StL.
Wiiiam Srglc, Maiitrcr Der oben BeldllntcI
Nauf. bcidlp0rc hermit Ieicrlldl. oub obiGer
Elualucia nud mciucnI beiten lSillcn lno @Iuns
ben mabr III,
@iliam Suglcr, &uiitiirer.
llltierfhricbcl lltlo hclblpprelt Dor mir an
oicicm, Dem 80. Iage hes Jionembcr 1905.
Sclir u, Sunirai,
6fentlider Nutdr.
Sic Rinti0Ieit beidhcinigen:
u. y, Gputling,
Nnitiu WicEdnuhau,
JGo. Y. 5cilman,
C&30 GIrgiioren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

HtfutHhittlltltCW
Giubc{ahlic5 Ntiicntapltul. ...... 81. 800, 100000
llcheridub4 ,Suio $3.50. ........ 500, 10000
llnpCribcilte Eroiitc. ahJilplii
grelnbeH unO ~bc5db!ter Steiz
cru -. .............. 223,3G3. 90
!utciiChCroc Jtdtipuals EGuliIUteU. Tl0,00O.Ou
Slllg an unhere gt1-
ilurlalbuuieu 49,. 81, 7S5 ,S03.lt
SiulG an Stnatshdls
len II. gdnfier5. -. s45,362.3 SO
6duiG an SrmitGOmz
%puQnic'u mo SpGr
Oanlcu .......... $50, SSj.22
TiUiG al upprObtrte
Ncfcrpc Nacnfcn =. 4T0.l2
%nolpioucllc Sepoli
ten 5ub.bOr aai
Gbcda ......... .4.O32 .G9l.l7
NgnIuu0 Nepuiittlls
Certificate ........ 26.i15.O0
gcpldubi9tc G0tds. 100. TOO, 1921
9ulaittbeuoc Mlitrcr=
Gbcde .......... G33.jO
&Cr. Etuaicu EcpoiticH 2i3,OOu,OO
- 1861 1860
Jntal .Sl4,S Bl, jlO.GS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Vdte fiirc Nneiauo beiurst e. 3aiae. Tr.
It3, Sit.Safiimurcitr., natr Suitpm SuIie, spr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

EGi|c snr Mciic in's MnslanS be.
iorgt 6. Mainc, Nr. 413, Eit.galtis
mpreltraEc, nage Gnitum { mi. ass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Snrt Nn.,uCiic.

auSiuci5 iibrr ben Stnno Der ,Eio Spiun Ta'
tiunai. Sani ruu Baltimore" i'm Staatc
Diarplnno, bci'ni SdllnR pcs 8cfflaitce um
p. 9sopcntber 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
0auf. Ynelueiic

Wus,uets iibcr ben Stano Der ,DierdIauts' 9sas
tinuaisY,anf" III Baltimore, I'M Staate Wias
rnlanp, bei'nt ghluR bce @eidlaits am p.
y{opember 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

~9lusipeie !ibrr ben Staao ccr r9ational or
dumgc SGut" In Baltimore int StGatc WGrns
limb bci'm Sdlniic Der @ci1lGtte en- p.
Cfnucutbrr iDUS.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-03-25
An Object Lesson.

The Grafton Republican gives
the following very interesting object
lesson editorial prominence and asks
its readers to think about it:
A subscriber once received a dun
through the postofiice, and it made
him mad. He went to see the
editor about 1t and the editor show.
ed him few duns of his own-one
for paper, one for type, one for
rent and several others. "Now,"
said he editor, 81 didn't get mad
when these came because / knew
that all ! had to do was TO ask
several reliable gentlemen like you
TO come and help me out, and then
could settle all Of them" When
the subscriber saw how it was he
relented, paid up and renewed for
another year. ."-Ex.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-03-25
Married..

Word has been received i'm this
city OF the marriage of Mr.. A. j.
Kelley to Miss Roxie Lawson, of
Logan. The marriage took place
at Logan last Friday evening, aud
was very quiet affair, only few
OF the most intimate friends of the
bride and groom being present.
Mr. Kelley ~ the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ID Kelley, of this place,
and is very popular young man.
lie has Tor the past few months
held responsible and lucrative
position with the Island Creek Coal
Co. at Logan.
Mrs. Kelley is said to be talent
ei young lady and comes from q
prominent and wealthy family of
Logan.
We join with Arthur's many Ken.
ova friends in wishing he and his
bride many long years Of marriage
bliss.
March.2O. REPORTER.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-03-25
The Funeral PrOGessiOn--- Open
Grave.

To see long line of lodge mem
bers with saddened features NOV.
ing with slow aud measured tread
before a sombre hearse, is, indeed,
a epectacle calculated to impress
the stoniest and most selfish
heart. The non-fraternity man
will stop and ponder. Perhaps
he will think, 81 am poor and
obscure; should | die tomorrow
there would be none except my
Immediate family that woul d
care enough for me TO attend my
funeral. The dead man in the
hearse was as poor and hum ble as
|, and yet his connection with
his lodge brings great crowd of
friends to fulfill with weeping
eyes the last sad rites they owe
him"
When we gather around the
open grave to read with solemn
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-03-25

but broken voice the burial SER
vice, every voice is hushed to
stiffness. The universal chords
of human sorrow are touched, and
we feel that the dead is not alone
In his coffin, but our hearts are
with him there. These simple
but solemn ceremonies teach use.
full valuable lessons. They prove
that there is more to be wished
for III this world than fame and
riches; they show that men, when
released from the sordid environ.
ment that surrounds them, have
pure and generous thoughts, lofty
aspirations, unselfish motives,
and noble purposes. They teach
us that the material and selfish
philosophy of the world is mis-
taken when it says "that dia-
monds are trumps," but that
"hearts are trumps at last!"-
Pythian Lodge Secret.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-03-25
Died..

Mrs. Leander Willis died OF
general debility AT the home of her
daughter Mrs. Horace Lyons--on
Is street, Ceredo, Monday, March
l6, 1908. The deceased had lived
To ripe age when the Master call.
ed her home. The body was taken
to Greepup, Ky, her former home,
Wednesday, and Inferred.
Mrs. Willis was the grand.
mother of Mrs. w. j. Marshall, of
this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
attended the funeral at Greenup.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-03-25
Good For Everybody.

Mr.. Norman r. Coulter n prominent
architect in the Delbert Building, San
Francisco, says: 81 fully endorse all
that has been said of Electric Bitters as a
tonic medicine. 1t is good for every
body. 1t corrects stomach, liver and
kidney disorders in IA prompt and efficient
manner and builds up the system " Elec-
trlc Buffers is the best spring medicine
ever sold over druggists counter; as n
blood purifier iii unequaled. Doc, at the
Bloss Drug Store, Ceredo, and II. Ney
Williams', Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-03-25

$1,000 paid by DIR. Shoop for any re-
cent case Of grippe or acute cold that n
20 cent box Of PreventIcs will not break.
How is this for an offer? The Doctors
supreme confidence in these little Candy
Cold Cure Tablets-Preventics GER
tainly complete. It's e1oo against 25
cents-pretty big odds. And Prevent
les, remember, contain no quinine. no
laxative, nothing harsh nor sickening.
Pneumonia would never appear il early
colds were always broken. Safe and
sure for feverish children. 48 Prevent
icr 20c. Il. Ney Williams.
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II
SCOTT INTERESTED
In Preventing Fl0Ods--Takes Sub
leGI uD With Government
Officials.

Senator Scott has become verv
actively interested in the subject
that will greatly interest residents
OF all river towns, better flood
service, while incidentally he has
also taken up the matter OF pre-
venting floods. Senator SCOTS idea
Is to provide observers at the
principal towns, who shall in flood
time receive hourly bulletins from
Pittsburg and up river points,
while in the small towns bulletins
shall be forwarded every three
hours or go.
Relative TO the prevention Of
floods. Senator Scott is considering
the creating of basins in the small
tributaries that empty their con-
tents into the Ohio with every flood.
This matter he has taken up with
the engineers of the army and If
they find it feasible aud favorable
he announces he will introduce n
bill in Congress covering the pro-
posed improvements.
The action of Senator Scott has
been warmly commended from all
portions of the Ohio Valley, and
not alone from West Virginia.
Others are preparing to co. oper-
ate with Senator Scott IN his work.
The Pittsburg Chamber of Com
merce is endeavoring to find a way
to prevent danger of floods and in
order to go thoroughly into the
matter President II. ID. w. English
has appointed the following com.
mittee to investigate: A. j. Kelly,
.Jr., Morris Knowles, Col. A. j.
Logan, Henry M. Lehman, III. j.
Heinz, Henry Breckenridge and
Capt. w. b. Rogers. Col. Logan
has suggested that fund be raised
and separate organization formed
to carry on campaign of educa-
tion and The suggestion is being
held under advisement.
Clifford Pinchot, head of the for
estry bureau of the department of
agriculture, will deliver lecture
next Thursday at the meeting of
the Chamber and will tell that
government engineers favor great
forest reserves on the watersheds
and the construction of large reser.
voirs as the best means to lessen
the dangers of high water.
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V. G.. Buchanan, who recently
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j. p. Malcolm, of Dunlelth, one
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ORDERS have been issued toRthe
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