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the fun confidence Of the Well Informed
Of the World and the Concentration Of
the most eminent physicians It wa essen
tid that the component parts Of Syrup
Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA should be
known to and approved by them; there
fore, the California Fig Syrup Co, pub
fishes a full statement with every package.
The perfect purity and uniformity Of pro-
duct, which they demand in a laxative
remedy OF an ethical character, are assured
by the Company's original method of man.
ufsctue known to the Company only.
The figs of California are used in the
production of Syrup of Figs and Elixir Of
SIENNA TO promote the pleasant taste, but
the medicinal principles are /. obtained from
plants known TO act most Der icially.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine-manufacturcd ly the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only. and for sale
by al leading druggists.
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SERIES OF STORMS
VIII BE HumsnIty's Portion THROUGH
Month OF January.

After giving us a rousing snowstorm
this week, Peter II. Smith predicts the
weather for January TO be a series of
storms. The forecast follows:
Conditions denote January will he I'M
der the influence of a storm wave at its
opening, which will run to the 9th with
but slight changes. On the 2d the tenn
p%erature will get warmer and general
rains, slcet, and snow will prevail i'm
northern and central parts. This dis
turbed wave will be followed by intense
cold.
In advance OF a storm wave the tenn
perature will grow warmer.
On the Sth, 9Th, and 10th the
ture will moderate, clouds will form into
arrow-likc clusters, which will be the adj
vance messenger Of a disturbed wave.
Rain and snow will show up. The winds
will be cold from the north, but the pres-
sure OF cold will not be so extreme as nj
previous periods.
A storm wave will start in the west ON
the 18th, ending in the east about the
10Th. The period will bring a change TO
warmer, and ON the 18th and 10th rain
and snow will prevail. Behind the storm
wave a cold wave of much force will follow.
A storm period falls on the 2lst and
22d. The temperature will relax and
cloudiness will ensue. Then more rain
and snow will show up and a change to
colder temperature will prevail.
A storm period is central on the 25th
and 26th. The period will bring warm
southerly winds, which will bring rain
and snow. Then it will be followed by a
very cold wave.
Rain will likely show up as the month
goes out.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1909,
ct o'clock 70. M

the following described property:
One good horse, seventeen head sheep,
two cows, two 2-year-old heifcrs, one
yearling heifer, one ycarling steer, lot OF
hay, two sets work harness, collars. and
brides, n get buggy harness, threshing
machine, windmill, grain drill, hay rake,
moving machine, road wagon, blackboard.
harrow, three plows, cart, buggy, lot Of
shingles, lumber, etc. mason and black
smith tools, lot Of oats, potatoes, corn,
etc, kitchen and household furniture.
and other articles too numerous 10 mer-
ton.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums Of s. and
less, cash in hand. Sums over IS six
months time with approved security. No
property b be removed until trims are
complied with. r.
WINFIELD FnANEHOusZR,
Administrator.
FRANK y. KELLEY, Auctioneer.
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PAID THE
Patrons OF The Argus Who Have Our
Sincere Thanks.

The following persons have renewed
their subscriptions or became new sub.
scribers since last issue:
RENEWALS.
II. L. Wilburn, Terra Alta.
John NJ. Savage, Kingwood.
A. NJ. Golf, Rowlesburg.
IL. Il. Walls, Pisgah.
Omar Walls, Pisgah.
Clark Carroll, Kingwood.
Olivia f.. Fairfax, Reedsville.
X. Il. Liston, Kingwood.
Joseph Lantz, Davis.
q. Il. Bergman, Morgantown.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
G. A.. Golf, Newburg.
j. y. Shaver, ROwlesburg.
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TOWNSVILLE.
1rrespondenee Of The Arrus.

opoctAl OOfEeHpCnoenCe OF Inc Argus.
Snow " feet deep.
Sleighing is the order Of the day.
Are you going to make a New Years
resolution2
Zelly MCGEE and Dave Edward spent
Christmas in Tunnelton.
Benedict Greaser, Of Irona, was visit
ing in our town Monday.
Miss Jessie Lynch, Of C~larksburg. was
home visiting her parents Christmas.
There will be a New Years ball in the
city hall here Friday evening given by
w. II. Owens.
John Korte, Of Warrington, spent
Christmas with relatives and friends. He
returned Sunday.
Henry Weaver, John Weaver, and Col.
w. III. Owens went 10 Cumberland last
Friday on business.
William Riley, Harry Riley, and Charles
Bosley were in Kingwood Christmas, re-
turning here Monday.
Misses Catherine and Gertrude Demb-
ME and Charles Harding, Of Grafton, are
visiting the formers parents.
The West Virginia Northern railroad
ran a special Sunday 10 break a road
through the snow 10 Tunnelton.
Messrs. John and Frank Holman. Of
this place, accompanied by Joe Mask, Of
Grafton, spent Christmas at Fairmont
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. l.. Mckenzie and Agnes Nc
kenzie left Tuesday morning for Grafton,
C~larksburg, and Parkersburg, where they
will visit for several weeks among rela-
tiyes and friends.
One Of the worst billiards ever known
here arrived Sunday morning when our
town was covered with twenty inches Of
snow and the roads drifted 20 as TO make
1t impossible. The people all give their
thanks TO J. l.. Mckenzie and George
Myers who turned out Monday morning
with the M plows and made a path for
the school children as well AZ for al Of as.
HAPPY JIM.
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Nows Editor Injured.

Maurice Jackson, editor of tho News.
narrowly escaped a serious accident last
Friday. While printing the paper some.
thing got upon the forms and Maurice
attempted 10 remove it without stopping
the press. The rollers caught on his cuff
and pulled his left arm underneath. and
the machinery had 20 be reversed 10 re-.
lease him. Aside from severe bruises he
- all right and able 20 wiold his stub
pencil once more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30

Adjt. Gen. Burlew last Thursday
rendered his resignation 10 Gov. Glass
cock. A recent amendment 10 the mill
tarY code makes il obligatory that the ad-
jutsnt general perform the active work
Of his Office, and Burlew claims his bust
ness interests in Charleston take all his
time. Burlew wa appointed sdjutant
general on August /, 1907, following the
death Of Gen. S. b. Baker, and was re-
appointed by Gov. Glasscock. Il is IN
derstood the resignation will take effect
January I.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30
Interesting Letters from a Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN The COUNTRY
Bright Bite OF News AND Go..Io Abou,
You and Your Nelshbe-rhe
Events OF Q Week.
function.
respondenes Of The Argus

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
Time for Tunnelton TO take a straw
vote.
Al roads in this county lead TO snow
drifts.
Next stop New Years day, and then
election day.
Good morning, voters; here's wishing
you a merry time.
Chef Bucklew says Tunnelton is going
To have the courthouse.
The bank, stores, and coal mines OBJ
served Christmas day by closing.
Like all other towns we have some
great takers but very poor doors.
Mrs. w. f.. Herndou spent Christmas
day with her parents in Piedmont.
The anti-ring teachers might bc tempt
eel To do n little trading on the side.
Mrs. j. J. McKone and children were
visiting IN Westernport, Md, last week.
Twenty inches Of snow here on the
level. Fence posts look like tombstones
IN a cemetery.
Nj. C.. Gibson, president of the Tunnel
ton bank, took IA run owe 10 Masontown
Christmas day.
w b. Cruise, of Grafton, took a run
down Christmas day to say How do"
to his relatives in Tunnelton.
The Tunnelton schools closed Friday
Tor a weeks vacation. Principal w. II.
Golf went TO his home in Spencer for the
holidays.
j. William Hunt, a student OF Rock
Hill college, Ellicott City, Md, arrived
home "Wednesday to spend the holidays
with his parents in town.
Miss Maude Weaver, daughter Of Charles
Weaver, met her sweetheart here Mon.
day morning OF Il. x q. accommodation
and went TO Oakland TO be married.
A Christmas entertainment was given
IN the NJ. i. church here Friday evening.
On Saturday evening the Baptists gave
an entertainment in Browns opera house.
Both were well attended.
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steekholaer,, Mestlnn.

The stockholders Of the Rockville 4
K%ingwood Telephone Company will hold
their annual meeting 80 the Mount Nebo
schoolhouse Saturday, January 8, 1910,
at ] p. m, % elect officers and transact
such other business a. may be brought
before the stockholders ofthis corporation.
Directors meeting at 3 .. m, Of which
due notice IL hereby given.
w. o. JENKINS, Secretary.
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kInswoea Company chsr,arsa.

A charter was issued last week 10 the
Preston Coal Lands Company, Of King
wood, 10 operate in Preston county, in
mining coal, manufacturing coke. and
dealing in coal lands. The capital stock
Is 100000, Of which Sl0,O 900 has been
subscribed and 81, 800 paid. The incor-
porators are: s. g. Lawson, VI. Glore,
.. l.. Jones, y. A.. Richardson, and P.J.
Meade, all Of Cleveland, Ohio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30

The annual meeting ofthe stockholders
OF the Bruceton Milling Co, will be held
at Bruceton Mills on Saturday. January
10, 1910, for tho purpose Of electing
officers and t%ransacting such other bus
iness - may be legally done.
JANRs w. WoLgx.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Court Clerks Entitled to So 900.

Attorney General w. G. Conley has con-
strued the county salary act of the legis-
lature OF 1908, over which there has been
80 much discussion and variance Of opin-
ion. In his opinion the clerks Of the cir
cult and county courts are entitled 10 a
net compensation Of 81, 900 when the sal.
aries and fees net that amount. He fur
Their holds that the ID per cent should not
be deducted from the 81, 900. The opin-
ion also affects the sheriiTs and prosecut-
ing attorneys.
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Railway Mail Clerks Wanted.
Tho Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to $1,000. and Other
Employees Up to So, 500 Annually.

Uncle Sam will hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway Mail
Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenogra-
piers, Bookkeepers, Department Clerks,
and other Government Positions. Thou
sands OF appointments will be made. Any
man or woman over Is, in city or coun-
try, can get instruction aud free informa-
ton by writing Mt once TO the Bureau OF
instruction, 375 Hamlin Bldg, Roches.
ter, N. Y. 10
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30

Jason Bolyard, Of Etam. and Miss Hat
tie +. Ioar, Of Star City, were married
last Thursday evening in Borgantown By
Dr. O. X. yenness At the N. Il. parson-
age. Mr. Bolyard is the syn Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter T.. Boiyard, while the bride 4.
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Loar.
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Stockholders MeetIna.

The regular annual meeting ofthe stock
holders Of the Bruceton Bank, Bruceton
Mills, w. Va. will be held at their bank.
ing rooms Thursday, January -, 1910,
at 10 a. m, for the purpose Of e|lccting a
board 81 directors and t~ransacting such
other business as may be legally done.
JEREMIAH THOMAS, Cashier.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30
No Place Ike Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Scott, who left
here some time ago 10 make their home
In Florida, left that section Tuesday bound
for the hills Of West Virginia. Both have
been in il health in their southern home
and they decided 20 return TO the LITTLE
Mountain State, where the air is bracing
and the water pure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30
Does This Mean Your

Indigestion sour stomach. constipation
then headache backache. and 4 general
miserable feeling Do you know that the
pleasant herb tea Lanes Family Medicine.
Will remove all these troubles almost imme.
%distely1 IL you do not know IL get a pack
age today az any druggists or dealers (sSc)
and you will be glad we told YOU.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30
Removal Notlca.

My patrons and the public will find me
in the Bank of Kingwood Building occu-
plying the roomsr~ recently vacated by James
1. Daley. l shall as usual have at all
times an up-to-date stock Of millinery and
fancy goods. A. T.. FoKrSxy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30

a brick dust sedi-
inent, or settling,
stringy or milky
appearance often
indicates an un-
healthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys too fire.
quent desire TO
pass il or pain in
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30

You may have a sample bottle sent free
bymail. Address DR.. Rilmer Il Co, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remembert the name, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y, on every bottle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect h
How TO Find out,

F1lla bottle or common glass with your
water and let IL stand t~wenty-four hours.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-30

the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
what To DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-Koot, the great kidney remedy,
fulhlls almost every wish in correctino
rheumatism, pain in the back, Kidneys
liver, bladder sndeveryp part of the urinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, OF bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
eessity of being compelled to 90 often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect of Swamp-Root ia
soon realized. 1t stands the highest be-
raffca nf lie raVnowI,,II.
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Administrators Sale.

The undersigned. administrator of the
estate OF the late Louis Frankhouser, de-
ceased, will offer at public sale at the old
home on
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Cause OF It's remarkable
health restoring prop
critics. If you need n
medicine you should
have the best. Sold by
druggists in f~fty-cent
and sizes.
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geruiif6tes SnIanb.
ssn @hieaao, sSlfs., ipurbe {

- Sn Chicago. Slls.. fuurbe cine
S6ute fur tubsrtulSie 9inber erSffnet.
e Das Stdbt6sn Marnpills in
Esras wurbe bur4 Gin 5euer beinabe
uOllitdnois 3erft6rt.
-Sn Pittsburs. Pa., wurbe bic
Seutf4 tatbOliide slllerbeitisen Better
unb gaultirds pom 8lis sstrOffen.
Sdaben $55, 600.
= Die Denti6en Der Staot Seattle
peranitaltsn am DiittmOd ben 1s. au'
cuff, auf ber alasfa.gufon'P Pactfie'
ausitelluus einsn Deuti6sn Gag.
Bar Stifolans Fat sinen Sabrss,
beitras uon $250O fir bas pom @rs'
biidOf Platto sesriinoste ruiiiide @mi'
srantenbeim in ylew gorf bemillist.
- Sm Reprdisntautenbaus Der
Staatsssiessebuus BON @eorsia puroe
cine 8orlass anssnommen, laut melder
Staats.Probibition eonititutiOnsll 1T.
SIN atter bon 81 Sabrsn usriturb
nad lanser Sranfbeit i'm Saus .isiues
Bsttsrs 9. 9. 0asper In STIRLING,
3d., Bunbesbesirfsridter Solomon 8.
8etbea.
-graiibsnt Taft pirb ipabrsnb iei.
ner fir ben Wtonat September in guss
f6t ssnommsneu Rsiie beftimmt nit
Prdiibent Dia3 bon Wfsrico suiammen
fon1men.
= Sn Wiinneiota unO Sioro Daiotu
psrOsn uusenblidlia mebr oils 10000
Grutsarbeiter seiudt. Sie erbultsn ns'
ben SBobnuus unb Soft bon 50 bio
$3.50 per Gag.
- Das Slottsnbepartenent In 8aib'
instOn plant cine ftarfe uuo mirfiams
Slcttills BON l1ntsrisebootsn, Dor alien
our 8ertbeibisuns Der 8unoes'Slotten'
itation In Gapite, 3. 8.
- Son Der llniteb States Steel
Corporation muroe cine @rb0buns bel
Preiie fur beri6iebsue artifsl I'm 81
per Tonne befannt seseben. ErOt
bisisr @rb6buHs iiuO bic Preiie immel
nod niebriesr, als iie Dor 5ebruar bic
fee Sabres wareu.
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Guelanb.

-Sn 9eipsiS 1T lber beruorragenbe
iOlinsSirtuOis arnO.9ilf ssitOrbsn.
= Sn Der 9tdbezpOn Sppsnbsim am
Rbsin wuroe sin..-3eppslin'D Deafmal
entbiillt.
- Der beriibmtsE Piauo Sirtuoie
Ssnas gabsrspsii 1T: gum Sitter bss
Srbeus Der Gbrenlesion ernanut nor.
ben.
- Gus::.. ..gBien mir6 semelbet, baB
OrtE.biei. 9Ofidauipislsrin SSilbelmine
0iittsrpurser i'm sllter uon ~ Sabreu
seitOrbsn lift.
-:aus Semi, Der S6wsis, piro
ssmslbst. baB cine iunse Gmerifansrin,
SRI. Sslsn Bauer aus @bicaso, ben
WfOnt Blanc eritisssn bot.
-Rrof. aoolf Sausratb, elm nam'
batter prOtsftautii6er EbeOlOse uuS be-
fainter Sdriftitsller. fsisrte in 9eioel.
berg isinsu ~. @sburtstas.
-:.0r. Samusl Sabusisier, PrOfeiiOr
Der 2Bunoarsnsifunoe I'M mebisiniiden
Snititut fir Srausn in ct. Petersburs.
itarb in Stem, Rublaub, on 8lutuer'
siftuns.
-.8si einem beItisen Sturm iinb in
bsr.gidbs uOnsStettin, preuBiids Pros
pins:POmmsrn. brei 5iiasrbOOte ssiuns
FEN. 3wOlf PeriOnen iollen babel ibren
Sob ssfunben baben.
- DiezSrtidaft Zoos lift bon elmer
8ranbfataitrOpbe beimseiuht woroen.
Sdmmtli6e @Obnbduier uno @sbOits
iino nieoerSebrannt unb auh Die @rnte
lit uernidtst. I3ubem bat oas Seuer
3wsi MsnI6snlebsn oils Opfer ssforOert.
- Sin StodbOlmsr MilliOndr, grel
SObnion, bat awsi srOBe Sceanoam'
pier. bic cine @sidpinOisfsit bon 1s
3nOten sntmidelu, ansefauft, nm bic
srfte oirsfte Raiiasisroampfer'sinie spi'
iden S9meben unb amsrifa ein3uri6'
ten.
-.gtins Serrmunn BON Sadien'
Beimar. .@iiena9 bat auf feline ans
ipriide als Ebronsrbe oes 9roBbsrsos.
tbums Sa6iens8eimars@ pers
sidtst. @r lit nls 8sridweuoer bsrsits
Dor ldnserer .3eit uuter Suratet ssitellt
moroen.
- 9iah lansjdbriseu SerbanOlunsen
unc mad Setdmpfuns elmer itarfen
SppOiitiOn fat Oas id6fide 9ultuss
miuiftsrium isst ben 8uuif Der an'
bdnser Der SeuerbeitattunS sensbmist,
In DRESDEN cine 9eiaenusrbrennunss'
uuitalt su srri9ten.
= Sreibenier aus allen Gbeilen bes
9anbes bielteu in 9iiiabon cine Ter'
fammluns ab nnb bei6Ioiien in eOrpore
mad benz Barlamentssebdube 3n uiar'
idiren unb 3u usrIaHsen, baB religiOie
@eieli6aften untsrOrfdt uno @eiese
se9en bic @emifsnsfreibsit mObifBirt
merbeH.
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6 o II n tn.
ISpeten.8 nnbiebau.
Snla D.

gBabrenb oes NIT bem 80. SUM- be-
enoeten Siscaliabres babeu Die Ginnahs
men Snfel Sam's iufolse Der Probibi'
tiOnswose. bic oas Sano bsim9eiuat
bot, beosuteno absenommen. Die
Stsuern fiir Ubisfep sinsen nm $5,'
220.773 suriid. SIN lssten Sabre ma'
rem fie uur $134. 1868. .034. wabrsnb lie
i'm Sabre porber $40. 1885, .S07 gem len
paren. Die @iunabmen on Steuern
fur Bier unb anbere SpirituOien mos
rem i'm lsstsn Sabre nur $57 ,456,'
Ali, cine abnabme BON 1881. .205
ssssu oas uorleste Sabr. Die Gins
nabmen an Steuern iiir Tabaf 3sisten
cine 3unabme.
Sefretar McSars uon benz Depurtes
ment fir 9anoel uno arbeit bat idmmt'
ti6en ameritaniihsn Dampfihif Sc
isaidaften Die auweiiun9 Su9eben lai'
fen, OaB:liie pom 81. October on bic
Dampfteiiel i:ibrer S4iffe nit srtra
8aiisrrObren uerieben miiiieH. Oifie
gtsusruns lit BON ben Suitdnoisen Be-
BORDEN uorseihrieben, nm bic @efabr
Der GrptoiiOn uou:: Dampfteiieln auf Elm
Wtinimum:;u rebuciren.
Cardinal @ibbons bislt iid auf ieinsr
Reiie nab Salt Safe @iiD mebrere
Stunben In Chicago auf unb erflarte,
baB ieiner slniiht nad, Prohibition in
srossn Staoten wie @bicaso, 9ism Yori
etc. ni6t burdfibrbar iei. Sin SBi'
bsrrufsn Der @irtbsliSenien In @bicasc
wiirbe, wie oer::Pralat binsu fiiSte, bas
@ntitsben pom Sliiiterfneipen uno oamit
aud BON sefdbrli6eu Spslnntsn ieber
Grt jur Solse baben.
8sibe Sduier Der Connecticut Staats'
ssiessebuns nabmen in ibrsr ab9sbalte'
men Sisuns cine 8il on. luut Wel6er
bic rblauen @eieseH bes Staates, BIZ
fait iebe art Der @rboluns perbieten,
ipiberruft. Die ~blaueu @siese" wur'
ben bsrsits i'm Sabre 1922 srlaiieu uni
iinb niemals burd9efiibrt wOroen. neil
fie tgranniid uno oirect unuerniinitie
fparen.
9ta6bem Der Senat Donneritas nit
Al sesen 81 Stimmeu ben @ouferen3'
beri6t betreifs Der nsuen Gurifbill an'
ssnommeu battle. lpuroe tie bem Prdii'
bsntsn gum unterseidnen uorsslest
Sbne 36ssrn ueriab bisier oas umfans'
reids DOtument nit ieiner 0iamsnsun'
teri6rift unb.oabura erbielt bic Bill, BIZ
fortan nun unter oem Slamen Papn'
Garifbill bsfannt iein lpirb, @eiesesfruit
Der @onsreB pertaste ii6 bann sine
die.
yia6 elmer pom rSnternationaler
Bureau amerifuniider Republifen" pu'
bliSirtsn Statiitit Seist Der Saubel oei
iiibamsrifanilden 2auber oes Sabrea
1908 infolss unsiinitiser fOmmersieIlel
llmitdnbe eiueu GiidSan9 I'M $3.50, ,0O0,'
600. Der Gsiammtbanoe bieier San'
Der i'm Sabre 1908 be;ifferte iid aui
s4,s4s,O19 ,947, sesen $5,515, ,798. .197
i'm porbsrssbsnOeu SABRE, cine abuab'
me uon $3.50, 100000. yin bieier Sc.
iummtiumms partiSipirteH bic Ser,
Staten nit $2.s69, ,2s2, 1928, sessu
$3,346, 1860 i'm Sabre 1907, einG
abnubme pon SAT- ,312,0 ,097.
Gins 5rau glbert 9Ouin 8i6arbiOu
Don Baltimore bat ansebli6 uah LANCER
uno anssitrsuster arbeit in ben Gr9i'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
Sonnerftas, II. &usuit 1909.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
FIRE SALE PICKLES.

pickle factory burned down IN
our neighborhood few weeks ago.
and yesterday the women folks Wis
tied the ruins. The neighbours wife
borrowed our baby buggy and soon
returned with the following
Eighteen bottles Of tomato catsup
(slightly damaged).
Ten quarts of mustard pickles (sun
hotl
Twenty-four quarts of sweet CHER
kins.
Twelve jars OF crabapple jell.
Nineteen cans OF Early June peas
Slightly smoked, but still in the cans)
For this outlay she expended SOS,
Notwithstanding the fact that her hus-
band doesn't eat pickles. This is the
biggest bargain the Fourteenth avenue
colony has had 20 talk about in years.
In the meantime invitations are be
ing sent out TO all friends 10 come I'D
and help eat our fre-sale pickles.