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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-05
A Penny Saved Is
A Penny Earned
n DOLLAR SPENT AT HONE
Is Dollar That May Come Rack
- TO Your Purse

Forrest White. Of Clarksburg. i IN,
guest Of Georgc Picrcc.
Isaac Conn, Of Housewife. was herr a
short time yesterday on business.
Frederick, the young son 81 Charle.
Copcman' Is IN with typhoid fever.
Thomas II. Hin. Of Amblersburg. wa,
business visitor in town yesterday.
james II. ShafIcr, Of Newburg. il her,
assisting the county ASSESSOR ON the land
books. lie will h. with us several weeks.
Mrs. W. :. Houston returned SUNDAY
from Terra Alta accompanied 10y her
daughter June, and an, stopping at the
Inn.
Mrs. Villa VI. Stricken will leave Mon
day for a months vacation in Fairmont.
shinnston, Webster Springs. and other
points.
Miss Elizabeth Whitaker, Of Pittsburg.
and Mrs. Plummer Barker, of Morgan.
town, were guests Of Miss Daisy jenkins
this week.
The ladies' aid society Of the NJ. T..
church will meet at the home Of Mrs. ".
NJ. Schaefier Tuesday evening, August TO-
at 1880 o'clock.
Ex-senator Samuel b. Montgomery was
IN town yesterday shaking hands with his
numerous friends. lie leaves this morn
ing for Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert T.. McCafFerty. Of
Pittsburg and Mrs. Frank Castle, Of Graf.
ton, were visiting Mr. and Mn. Thomas
ID. Craig last week.
The ball game yesterday between our
boys and Terra Alta was decidedly inter
csting and, strange as il may seem, King
wood won 10y a score of 10 to 6.
Miss Jessie Metheny, of Albright. and
her friend, Mrs. Bond, of Charleston, are
the guests Of the formers sister. Mrs.
Charles Spindler, for few weeks.
Guy lIalderman, who was taken to his
home in Philippi two weeks ago i'll with
typhoid fever, is now greatly improved
and we hope to see him return soon.
o. Il. Graham has rented rooms in the
Frank Wolfe residence on High street
and will 90 10 housekeeping a. soon az
the necessary furniture, etc, is installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Robinson, of Pitts.
burg, left Tuesday for n short stay in
Bruceton Mills alter "a pleasant weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Jen.
kins
Florence Burgy, the young man who
was so seriously hurt on the gravity road
at Morlan n short time ago, is recovering
nicely at the Strickler hospital and will
be able TO leave soon.
Misses Sallie and Anna Lindsey, of
Pittsburg; U. Grant Miller, of Waterloo,
Iowa, and Marlin C. and Wallace Miller.
of Uniontown, composed party of auto
mobilists who were here short time yes
terday en- route from Morgantown 10
Uniontown.
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GO TO MURDOCH.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Preston County Property That HISS
Recently Changed Hands.

The following transfers of real estate,
with date of deed, were recorded Mt the
courthouse recently:
June 30-Frank l.. Smith to Arley w.
Smith, one-third undivided interest in 35
acres in Valley district; $3.50.
July 26-John w. and Mary NJ. GidIey
to James T. Daley, transfer of interest
in estate Of the late Harrison Gale; SIS.
July 22-Jonathan and Susan Spindler
to j. p. Barnes, tract of land in Grant
district $433.75.
July 22-James J. Hues to James A.G.
Smith, 81 3G-1OO acres in Valley district !;
$3.50.
May 3-S. A. FELTON, ct NIX. TO Laura
A. Livengood, lots Nos. and o in block
3 in Corinth; 500.
p. j. Crogan, special commissioner. to
Phoebe Walls lots Nos. and 2 in Al
bright
July 25-David s. Stuchel ct NIX. TO
James j. Hues, 81 36-1O0 acres in Valley
district; $500
December 10, 1909. d. Sanders ct NIX
to Iantha Hurshman, s29S acres in Reno
district; $3.50.
July l0-Ida M. Holme to w. II. Spin
der ~ acres in Portland district; $50.
July 22-Grace V. Uphold ct vir. to G..
w. Reckart, 1914 acres in Pleasant dis
trict; 81 200.
July l0-Chris Sines ct NIX. TO Mary NJ.
Sines, ZIG acres on Maryland state line 4;
Sl25.
July 22--Jennie S. and Molie G.. Lee
to Pendeton j. Knapp, lot in Terra Alta f;
81 900.
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RAILROAD RUMORS
Extension from Parsons 10 N. a K.
System.
RlGHt0R NAY HAS BBbk SECURED
a Through Line from Ptts5ura to
Charleston ~ Plans Are
Carried Out.
RlGHrOR NAY HAS B8bE SECURED

EiHiNS, Aug. 2.-Thc efforts OF the
ElSins hoard Of trade combined with the
inclination OF Henry g. Davis and others
associated with him in the Coal Il Coke
Railway Company, probably means the
entrance into Elkins OF the Coal 4 Coke
and later an extension 10 Parsons for CON
nection with the Morgantown q Kingwood
railroad, owned 10y senator Elkins.
At present the Coal q Coke runs only
a. far rs Roaring Crcck junction. about
four miles from Elkins, and from that
point 10 this city the rails Of the Western
Maryland are used. Realizing that the
city would IL benefited II the Coal 4 Coke
entoUed the city ON It's own tracks the
board Of trade has had numerous confer
enccs with Senator Elkins looking toward
the completion of the road into the city
and within the last few days senator Davis
has indicated that the road would bc
built IN here il the right of way wcrc
given. With only four miles OF right OF
way to secure IL seems reasonably certain
that the construction Of the road itzrlf is
'''N " h'ANA'' W AlAht Nlli htAAils
The further fact that all the rights OF
way between Rowlcsburg and Parsons
have been taken mp within the last sixty
days lends color to the belief that the
Morgantown u Kingwood expects to
build into Parsons. II this bc true the
Davis line will bc extended to Parsons %
make connection with the Cheat river
road, almost completing through line
from Pittsburg to Charleston
IL has been understood here that repre-
scntativcs of the Vanderbilt interests now
i'm possession of the old right Of way of
the Wabash which parallels the Is. & O.
from Grafton mp the Tygarts Valley river
as far east ~ the Bolington & Northern,
had been given the right 10y Judge Day
ton in the federal court to cross the II. 4
O. ut three different points With the
construction of line over the right Of
way ut one time owned 10y the Wabash,
through line will be established between
Pittsburg and Charleston via Bclington,
connecting at that place with ia Coal &
Coke.
Tie construction Of these lines, having
a junction at Elkins would give impetus
to the growth of the city, which has un.
dergone such remarkable development
since the fire of 1897.
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RIFLE TEAM SELECTED.
Crack Shots Who VIII Uphold West
Virginia ut National Shoot.

An official list Of the crack rifle shots
OF the state who have been selected to
rcpp'scnt the West Virginia national guard
in the national rifle team matches at
Camp Perry, Ohio, which begins August
-, has bccn received at the adjutant gen
erals office i'm Charleston.
The names of the national guard rifle
shots who compose the team an, Lieut.,
Col. Jolitle, Lieut.. j. w. Price. Company
l.; Scrgt. \. ID. Bell, Company l.; Pri-
NRtc Claude Ill. Stewart, Company III;
Capt, II. +. Cole, Company q Sergt. Clin-
ton I. Mcnear, Company q Lieut.. John
T. West, Company l.; Capt. William T..
Parsons, Company l.; Lieut.. Hamilton
Bangard, Company ID; Musician Arthur $.
ENick, Company G; all OF the First in.
iantry; Scrgt. Edgar T.. Davis, Second
infantry; Capt. John IL. Charnock, Com
pany G, First infantry; Scrgt. Gus Gal
lansc, Company II, Second infantry Lieut..
6. II. Wilson, Company q, First inian-
try; Scrgt. Charles II. Frsoland, Com
pany NJ, First infantry.
The team will leave for the national
rifle range at Camp Perry about August IL.
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Farmer IL Getting There .

In the statistics for July, prepared by
the department Of agriculture at Wash
ington, West Virginia shows up most ia
yorably with the other states i'm compari-
son with her area. Ia the state the report
shows there that is an increase Of about
10 per cent in the corn acreage, which is
now S15, 900 acres In tobacco West Vir-
ginia las 1900 acres planted, or just
double the amount Of year ago, while
the acreage 81 potatoes is $1,000, or an
Increase Of about g per cent In every
one Of the fruit and vegetable productions
not only II an increase in acreage shown,
bot most marked increase in production
AZ an agricultural state the report seems
10 indicate that West Virginia IL develop
ing ~ rapidly IN this line a. her other in
dustries are.
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BOLD BURGLARS.
Enter the Racket Store Sunday NIsht
and Tap the TIL.

Some time Sunday night the Kingwood
Racket Store was entered by parties UNI
known and all the change i'm the money
drawer taken, amounting 10 probably S.
IN pennies, nickels, and dimes Nothing
else was taken so far a. known. Entrance
was gained by breaking the glass in a side
window and removing the fastening. The
robbers left by the rear door, the key of
which the proprietor had accommodating
ly left in the lock. They carefully locked
the door and took the key with them.
probably thinking it would come in handy
at some future time.
On discovering the loss Monday morn
ing MIR. Werlich laid the matter before
the business men of the town and arrange
mcnts were made % have bloodhounds
brought here. w. \. Smell, OF the reform
school at Pruntytown, arrived ON the .
o'clock train with one dog and immcdi-
ately put the animal on the scent. but
whether too much time had elapsed or the
presence OF the crowd intcrfercd. the dogs
efforts were fruitless Later in the even
ing another attempt was made with "A like
result
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Stony Ranch.

Special Correspondence Of Tho Argus
We are sorry To say that Doc Lvengood
is no better.
G., $. Bishoir va. working for III. C..
Matlick Friday
Gny BishoG and wife were calling ON
home folks Sunday.
John Matlick, who has been on the
sick list for some time, is worse.
A pleasant party was given at b. q. NJ.
Awman,s last Tuesday night. TWAS well
attended
&. l.. Nlcman and sister Nellie took a
trip To Cniontown Friday. They will re-
turn soon.
quite a storm passed over this nciph-
oorhood last Friday, destroying the grain
crops terribly.
y. H. Cupp, who had a misfortune with
hls auto recently, has had il repaired and
If running it full speed again
Miss bessie ReNroad, who has been
working at the tin plate mill in Morgan
town, expects 10 return home this fall
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ESAu WOODS STORY.
Some Peculiar Combinations OF Two
Little English Words.


Esau Wood sawed wood.
Esau Wood would saw wood.
All the wood Esau Wood saw Esau Wood
would saw In other words, all the wood
Esau saw 10 saw Esau sought TO saw.
Oh, the wood Wood would saw! And
oh, the wood-saw with which Wood would
saw wood.
But one day Woods wood-saw would
saw no wood, and thus the wood Wood
sawed was not the wood Wood would saw
il Woods wood-saw would saw wood.
Now, Wood would saw wood with II
wood-saw that would saw wood, 40 Esau
sought "A saw that would saw wood.
One day Esau saw saw saw wood ~
no other wood-saw Wood saw would saw
wood.
In fact, Of all the wood-saws Wood ever
saw saw wood Wood never saw a wood
saw that would saw wood az the wood-saw
Wood saw saw wood would saw wood and
! never saw wood-saw that would saw
as the wood-saw Wood saw would saw
until ! saw Esau Wood saw wood with
the wood-saw Wood saw saw wood.
Now Wood saws wood with the wood
saw Wood saw saw wood
Oh, the wood the wood-saw Wood saw
saw would saw!
Oh, the wood Woods wood-shcd would
shed when Wood would saw wood with
the wood-saw Wood saw saw wood
Finally, no man may ever know how
much wood the wood saw Wood saw would
saw, il the wOod-saw Wood saw would saw
all the wood the wood-saw Wood saw
would saw.
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Terra Alta.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
Rev. John McClelland, Of Grafton. il
spending few days with Dee Crane aud
other friends.
Mrs. Fleming and daughter Mary, who
spend their summers here, returned this
week to Mrs. Fearer for the season.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. NJ. Crane entertained
quite a large number at Highland Cottage
Monday evening. They have about IS
guests for the season.
Mrs. a. A. Pickering and Mrs. NJ. IL.
Proudfoot, OF ROwlesburg, and Mrs. Rob
insOn, OF fairmOnt, spent last Thursday
with Mrs. w. II. Berry.
G. a. Vadiss, manager Of the Pruden-
ual Life Insurance Company for this state,
who spent the month Of June at Ten
Oaks, returned Sunday for the summer
Mr.. Shade, Of Elkins, who has the con
tract for paving streets and installing the
city waterworks, has brought his family
here Tor the season and IL stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley DeBerry
Mrs. A. ID. Chidsey, who has been at
Ten Oaks for the past two months, met
with an accident on the tennis court by
spraining her ankle n short time ago and
has been on crutches ever since.
The work on the water system and the
laying Of pipes for gas il progressing nice
w. Both companies have a large force
OF men at work and ia the course Of a
few weeks the water system will be- com.
pleted. The town will have the luxury
Of natural gas by October ] Never Re-
fore in the history Of the town has IL pre-.
scnted such q business like appearance.
The place has been full Of people for the
past two months The large force Of work
men on the streets, together with the
large number Of city guests for the sum
merl has enlarged the population greatly
All houses which are open ~ summer
guests are full aud some are Overlooking
Every one II delighted with this monn.
tain climate and scenery and many have
engaged quarters for next year.
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Austen.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
George Mungo il critically 800 with
typhoid fever.
The condition Of Dorsey Wolf h un.
changed. lie Is IN with fever.
George McGinnis and son Roy. Of Tnn.
Melton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr.
Wright Nestor, Of Austen.
George w Mitchell recently took from
nest in his hen house "a blacksuako
measuring g feet in length. Noticing that
something about middle length III tie
snake caused Il to look larger. after kiil
ing It he cut into the snake and a glass
nest egg measuring inches In circum.
terence rolled ont. The Old blacksnake
had been stealing eggs and was fat aud
large around. Mr.. Mitchell keeps n fine
breed Of Barred Plymouth Rocks and llie
best layers that make n record Tor them
selves every winter. lie received a fresh
shipment 81 eggs from awcll-known poul.
try house Of the middle west lat spring
and has some fine chickens he i raising
from the eggs
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Child ron Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a . . RIA
A STANDING Joke

II j. standing joke with Publishers Of
newspapers how some persons keep on
taking their papers for years aud never
knew they had subscribed for the paper
till they get a bin for the subscription.
Then up 90 their hands and open 60 their
mouths, like Mr. No-Rood ia Pilgrims
Progress. / never subscribed and they
can't make me pay. The paper g. no
good anyhow, and 30 only comes once ia
awhile. Sam Jonea uscd % cell that be
knew 81 people who would tell O. lie for a
dollar, bat its bad practice Cumberland
Allcyauiau
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There is more catarfh Dol this section OF
tho country tnau 800 other diseases put 20.
Fethrr. aud unfI she last few years was
suIpufrd f0 be- iucufablc For 70 great
manT Yearg doctors pronounced t a local
disease md prescribed local remedies and
Nv constantly faIhnE to cure with local
iffFfnsrnf pronounced BE- incufablc Scicncc
Jas proven ratHfrh fu bc e constitutional
tiaeasr aud therefore requires consutu.
iIgnai tfratnrnt Rails Cstaffh Cure.
nanufar tered bf q. J. Cheney a co 10.
'rfo Ohio Ha fhe onlF conEUtufIonsi cure
1s fhr mafarf lt H taken fntcfnafy in
f1aet frlaI fn drops fn traapo1nfnf 20
sris d'frrfIF cd fhe blood sod mucous sur.
ff.rf ri ftH fFafrm They Offer ffoc for
anf case % faIa fa core Read circulars
sod IrFf. alarIaIf
ACTRESS q u CHrsfF a Co.. Toledo Cd
eaf hF ffHarffs Tt.
fasf ffaII ffaeIIf ItHt f.r r1natIeat.-1.
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Blank deeds for sale at this Office.
A Good lnciex.

The best evidence Of the prosperity Of n
town h shown in the volume OF advertise
ing done 10y it, merchants The news
paper may cndcayor to put on good front
10y cracking up the advantage Of the place,
10y roscatcly portraying present and future
possibilities, 10y stretching the truth, ii
may be-, Co the danger Of swapping asun-
der, hut il there IN lack OF evidence OF all
this In it, advertising columns from those
who are business occupants Of the town
already, strangers will give it a wide berth,
passing on to other pastures more green
a. evidenced by what il made manifest in
the advertising columns OF the local paper.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate In slngwooa,
west Virgins.

Nqttcg ! heFrlT FIFer ltsa fHr lH.I.ra. as.r.I =.
virtue r iEr aait.rIF #Hr.f II ..r 81 f.1.... Il
cafporaier. ~ as.srn 0aIhar.rr f..rlr "a ftr
paInftt RI certain rrH...HarFE afe E.ara.n
r1uitarr.I aHN 0Tr .a. mE..n .arf ID f... \.
n rcr1ri II 3D. af.0r er o. D.erE II - r..
Court RI Ir.rf0r r.urIH Wn.I HnIern = -.
Of truai bra 20 iia rsrr t-t Oh q na
sfH DAY co. aEfIE NrFr fse
81 ~ Prt1 - 80 RI Frh.r sarf..n a. e. $50.
hrgNn Hffnle u - fHrr IF a..aelnI r..tafe
RI fft.iea. Mnef II .Fr.H.a HHHeH - fHr a.rr
Vol hfrHH NH HrI.If|.I Frf.. =.
ettfa ard y e rfrHlH.s...la na. u aF.t .H -.
s1ns csn i1 cnfIiellasiF aestef ca o.. .....r.
Ffarr.
TEAMS on SALE uae.tfisf ..st =. - o..
neJ gI Sc atN ifr rEe.iaf .r rIraI raI1.aI.alI
Fayer.n ~ enc eai tee FfaTf rasTetf.srII. e.If
49,. t.t w ~ N .NI.. IH| 90. N1.s ~
stNif ~ rIaIlIe.Tfr rrtas f1f IIr aeffrssa f.a4
n.entA. With ra.i 1rEufIiT ttrleIr arI - = fsr
yer ctartf - 'eEai lliis A. saiI rr..tII. go
D. rctAinel urll surt rsvrssrls az a.s.ir
Ntnttes 4. Coz AE ff1stra.
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May Come TO K,na~ood

An effort is being made by our citizens
to bring the exhibit Of the West Virginia
Anti-Tuberculosis League 10 Kingwood for
week. The exhibit is now in Grafton
and If the arrangements can be made will
be brought here next week A number Of
the business men here expressed a will
ingness TO contribute TO fund 10 bring
the exhibit here and the different lodges
have done likewise. Mrs w. NJ. o. Daw.
son, president Of the league, has been an
untiring worker with this end in view.
The benefits 10 BE- derived from the pres
ence Of the exhibit are incalculable Its
objects arc the good Of humanity and we
hope Kingwood will have the opportu-
nifty Of seeing IL.
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The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk +. G. Evcrly.
the parties being from Preston county
unless otherwise stated.
Willie s. Sanders, q; Sylvia NJ. Maier.
p both Of Rowlesburg.
Cyrus l.. Miller, 49, laura NJ. sisler.
n both Of Chidester.
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PAID THE PRINTER.
Pstrons OF The Argus Who Have Our
Sincere Thanks.

The following persons have renewed
their subscriptions since last issue.
RENEWALS.
Mrs y. X. spiker, Kamiah, Idaho.
$. w. letters, Morgantown.
Miss Lundie b. Radabaugh, Bull Run.
NEW sUBsCainERs.
VI. b. Hoffman, Caddell
q W. Hanway, Columbus, o.
Mrs. Margaret p. Brown, Kingwood.
Wallace Drug Store, Wallace.
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CnAHtrroS Aug. 2.-Tho city council
tonight again rejected au ordinance from
The board oi affair io grant liquor d.
ccnses boz thia city. and adopted q ros1iu-
ton notifying tle board oi affair and the
county court Chat BE- wa. tho sanso OF che
city council that poo liquor licenses bo
granted tbIs year
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Natarsi a. b. noa heing 1asI fur iu,I
eri ilaaainaiIng FnW1ae m Oakland.
o. ~ haFnr hfcu hrns'f in by the
Wee fIrE'nia a Mars 'sni Ca Campauy.
sislh supplies Camteflan1 hy Topping
o. malns u oounauis sni laying q
bfaufH Nue lai1 0akisad Tle sauo Zine
eil ai~1 supply Irrfa Alta To- 49,.
cuef ir,sa e. lseis county Geii
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Our Guarantee

Go TO your druggist today, and
purchase dollar bottle, and II you
can honestly say, that you did not
receive any benefits from It, after
using tho entire bottle, the drug
glst will refund your money to you
without question or delay.
We viii pay tho druggist the price
OF the bottle purchased by you.
This offer applies TO tho large
bottle only and TO but one in q
family
We could not afford to make such
an offer, unless we positively knew
what Kodol will do for you.
IL would bankrupt us.
The dollar bottle contains 2h times
as much as the fifty cent bottle.
Kodol IS made at the laboratories
OF u. @. Dewitt e. Co., Chicago.
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Dn EdwIl aud Ifoark uiIl I.. ir Am
rou Auu9sf Do and remain lY dsys q
Ifusnevs Tur An.rs hatfrt
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keyser Preparatory Branch
OF West Virginia University.

A state school Of high grade Of
fcring Classic, Engineering, Com
mcrcial, Teachers Music and Flo
cutionary Courses, situated in the
Potomac valley at the base OF the
Allegheny mountains. Graduates
admitted without examination 60
the Freshman class Of the West
Virginia University and other uni
ycrsitics and technical schools.
University trained teachers and
comprehensive equipment Attn
lctic field and tennis courts Gym
nasium with bath and lockers.
Expenses low Tuition free.
Fall term opens Wednesday,
September 10, 1909.
For free illustrated catalOg or in
formation address the principal
IORAIS FoErNEY, Pr, -.
Keyscr, w. Va.
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1$ f: S $s:i ss 5ss'1 ss sa' Both for SITS
Eat What
You want of the food you need
Kodol will digest it.

You need sufficient amount OF
good wholesome food and moro than
this you need 20 fully digest IL.
Else you can't gain strength, nor
can you strengthen your stomach II
II r. weak.
You must eat I'm order 10 live and
maintain strength.
You must not diet, because tho
body requires that you cat n sufIic-
lent amount OF food regularly.
But this food must DO dIgested,
and ~ must DO dlgested thoroughly.
When the stomach can't do 81,
you must take something that will
help the stomach.
The proper way 20 do Is 20 eat
what you want, and lot Kodol d.
gest the food.
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HIS 10 the shoe man who found
In his hand tho bill that went round
Mono all the people who advertised.
Ne hired man whose work he prixed
And paid him with the jewelers. bill
From the hardware merchants tilt,
where u went when tho clothing deal
Or bought
From the furnit~e man. which the
eiothier got
When to him the dry goods merchant
With the bill the butcher wisely spent
Whsn his friend the grocer had settle
nnsnt made
With cash the honest workman paid.
MORAL.
Ibs Hffh 5fOry tVs'Vf told is neanf
10 sbet0 you CLEARLY fbaf MONEY spenf
DIT bone toiH belp uI oil and then
RSfHrn 10 the gunner 10 pend aeain-
Thar is. II dfdisrJ are alto tviss
dSd do nor fail 10 advsrfin.
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Nothing else can do this. When
the stomach - weak n needs help;
you must help 10 BY giving 10 rest,
and Kod0l will do that.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-05

You see il frs, in Ta Aaoca.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-05

on sALE BY srRlcKLERs DRUG STORE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-05

Kodol IS made at the laboratories
OF II. O. Dewitt e. Co., Chicago.