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w. G. Brown and Earl Iantz arc in
Wheeling.
Frank p Gale, OF Tunnelton, was in
town Tuesday.
George Sterling, OF Denver. was a county
seat visitor Tuesday.
James Haislip, of Grafton, spent sun
day with friends in town.
Thomas Dunn, of Rowlesburl. was in
town Monday on business.
Nj. l.. Keller and Ned Stone drove over
TO the Clarksburg fair last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Al White, of Sutherland, Monday night.
Fairmont city council granted license
to six applicants Monday night. The
long drouth has been broken and il is be-
lieved other applicants will be favorably
received.
The residence along the VI. Il X. track
below Caddell station was entered sun
day night during the absence Of the
proprietor, an Italian, and a suit case.
clothing, and $50 in money taken. No
cine To the robbers.
Hoy Ii. Jackson, manager of the COM
pany store at Brett, was seriously injured
Monday in ball game. In attempting
Ia slide To base the ligaments of his left
knee were badly torn and he was other
wise injured. lie is Incorporating at the
Strickler hospital
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GO TO MURDOCH.
COUNTY COURT.
Additional Ground Acquired for Now
Courthouse

County court met i'm special session
Monday of last week, all the members be-
ing present. The purpose of the session
was to consider additional or other
grounds for new courthouse, and any
other matters that court might deem
proper.
TWAS ordered that $3.50, 900 be added
10 the assessment Of the b. 4 O. railroad
in Rowlesburg, Reno district, the same
TO be deducted from the apportionment
for road purposes; and that $75, 900 be
added to the b. x o. assessment in New
burg, Lyon district, and same be de-
Quoted from apportionmcnt for road pur-
poses.
Court adjourned 10 meet Thursday.
When court convened Thursday morn
ing it was ordered that the proposition
for the sale to the court of the respective
lots adjacent to the courthouse on the
west owned 10y James c. McGrew, j. s.
Dunn * +. Gay Parrack, and John NJ
Crane, namely, by said McGrew at$7 900,
Dunn & Parrack at 81, 900. and ]. NJ.
Crane at 81 800 $500 of said 81 800 hay
ing been guaranteed 10 the court by GER
tain citizens of Kingwood), be accepted
and the prosecuting attorney ordered to
secure proper deeds therefor and submit
same TO court for inspection.
Levi A. Gale appointed administrator
of the estate Of w. III. jenkins, deceased.
w. J.. Almond and Mcclellan Hart
man made application for appointment
as notaries public
On Friday the prosecuting attorney
submitted the deeds from James c. Nc
Grew, Dunn & Parrack, and J. NJ. Crane
and it was ordered that they he accepted
and that an order be issued directing the
sheriff TO pay for same out of fund levied
for that purpose.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Farming lands.

By virtue Of the authority In me vested b.
certain deed of trust bearing date on tio 9th day
81 January. lgJ9 made and executed BY George y.
Wndsworth and Lille l.. Wadsworth his wife 10
the undersigned trustee 30 secure the payment al
certain promisa0ry note made by the aaid George
=. WadswOrth 90 q. j. Fletcher as ~ record in
ne office Of the Clerk Of The County Court Of
Preston county. West Virginia. in Deed ~ Trust
Book No. l5. page -. and being notified 20 b. Do.
the undersigned viii. as such trustee. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER o. 1902
at the front door Of the courthouse 81 Preston
county. West Virginia. cell 40 public auction t5
the highest bidder The following tracts on parcels
q ground with the buHdinga and Improvement
thereon. situate in kinRwood district 81 Preston
county. West Virginia, near the town 81 King
wood. being tract Of land containing So 30 acres
more or less. known as the John s. White farm.
And also parcel ~ land containing ~ acres adj
joining The above described property. For n more
complete description Of said two tracfa Of land
reference d here made 90 the deeds therefor from
William Albright and Lucy Albright his wife
dated November The 20th. 1908. and Of record N
The proper Office Of Preston county, Vest Virrinia
kescrving therefrofn such coal and mining riQhtr
az have heretofore been conveyed away.
/. IERMS~Cash In hand on day Of sale
Given under my hand This the lsl day % Sep
tenper, 1903. ~ ". OGDEN.
~ Trustee.
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Sugar Valley.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
Cool nights make comfortable sleeping.
Mrs. Anna Cupp called on home folks
Sunday
James spiker threshcd Tor G. S. Rexroad
Saturday.
NJ. +. Chorpcnming called on f.. f..
Spikcr Sunday evening.
ID. i. Forqucr had barn raising last
Thursday. II was well attended.
John Cupp hauled sawlogs Saturday 10
build new housc. Look out, Sis.
DIR. G. l.. Nicman was seen pushing ON
his lines 10 a West Newton patient.
David Spiker and best girl were calling
on friends near here Sunday evening.
Our mail boy denies a smiling face
when lac passes Fillmore Chorpenning's r..
+. +. Spiker, our patent stone crushcr.
was crushing stone on the pike last week
Okie frankhouscr had better watch out
or he will have a board bill 10 pay at
Brandonville.
An interesting sermon was preached at
the Guthrie schoolhousc Sunday by Rev.
Joseph Guthrie.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. James Guthrie a
.-pound son Saturday evening. Jimmy IS
lace looked very pleasant Sunday.
a number of our young people attended
the meeting at the Guthrie schoolhousc
sunday. They report lots Of mud
John Cupp had the misfortune Of break
ing his runabout Sunday while on his way
TO Cumberland with his Mountain Fern,
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GIadesviIIe.
'cial Correspondence OF Tho Argus.

opcchl correspondence Of The Argus.
Jack Frost has paid ~ two visits al
ready this fall, one on the morning Of
September ] and one September q. He
nipped the gardens on low ground quite
severely.
Rev III. A. st. Clair. rendered his
resignation a. pastor Of the Gladcsville
Baptist church, 30 take effect i'm one. two
or three months, a. the church may de-
eide, m case they accept his resignation.
The church has not as yet taken any
action IN the matter. Rev. st. Clair has
many warm friends both i'm the church
and outside, who will regret b. learn that
he has decided 10 leave ~.
The Evening star Grange. Of Gladcs-
vile will hold q picnic in the grove on
Saturday, September IS. They expect
some eminent speakers, among whom are
Hon. y. j. Fortncy, j. S. Brown and
w. G. Brown Of KingwoOd, and Profs.
Atkinson and Dolau Of the university.
The Gladcsvillc cOrnet band will discourse
some choice selections OF music for the
occasion. Dinner Oh the grounds. Every
body invited to attend.
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Mayors Proclamation.

AZ a regular meeting Of tho council Of the town
of kingwogd held ~ Is council chambers In the
KingwOod National Bank building. on the I'd day
u September. 1909 Present. Mayor Daley. Ro-
cordcr jackson. and Councilmen Cole. Brady Rode
HEAVIER and Wolfe.
On motion Of Councilman Brady the following
ordinance was adopted. to-wit
BE u ordained by the council o. the town 81
kingwood. county u Preston. and state Of West
Virginia. that bonds Of said town are hereby
authorized 20 be- issued and sold. according 70 law.
said bonds 30 BE- Of the denomination 81 five hun.
drcd 600 dollars each. bearing interest az tho
rate OF I'VE 20 per centum pcr annum, the inter
to-wit.
Seven thousand FIVE hundred 0750O dollars. or
The FIRST fifteen bonds thereof % be- paid at the
expiration of eleven years from date thereof, and
The remaining scven thousand five hundred ga 500
dollars % b. paid on OF before tho expiration ~
twenty-five years from date thereof at such time
az The sinking fund provided Tor said bonds shall
accumulate in sums sufficiently large 30 redeem
one or more Of said bonds
The proceeds Of said bonds. when issued and
cold. shall b. applied b. tho payment Of the pur-
chase Of az adequate sewerage system u main
and laterai lines pa tne town on kingwood. 20 D
owned and under the government u The said
town. ard should any amount Of aad fifteen thou
sand 8ij,WQl dollars remain over after the pur-
amount n excess shall BE- applied 10 The improve
mcnt Of The streets alleys. and sidewalks Of Haid
There shall b. levied. and collected according 30
law. special direct annual tax b. pay annually
thc interest ON said bonds md The principal thcro
issuing ri said bonds. which Tax shall bc levied
upon ali the taxable property ri said town ~
kfngwOod ns aesosacd for The purpose ri general
taxation. and The rate ~ rnd special Tax Tor tho
sinking and interest fund Tor mid purpose g.
horety .Ecd q 4ftcon u5cl cents on each one
hundred fl1U dollars valuation ~ The taKabio
property n said town. which amount d. hereby
ordered levied end collected according TO law
The present bonded indobfcdnoss ~ said town
is thirteen thousand lEi3.ppIl doliarr
AN questions connected with Che issuing ~ said
bonds and special levy shall Dr. submitted to The
qualified voters of said town Of kingH0ud in acc
c0rdauco with the statutoa 81 West Virginia in
such cases made and provided
it j. further ordered that said bond election shall
| be- held on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER l8 1909
a. the oourthouae IN said town Of KinQwood. which
election shall bc held and conducted according Q,
| law.
Tho mayor 81 said town Of Kin0wood 81 herob,
i authorized % issue hts proclamation accordingly
i true COPY from the records.
| Attest
| JAS. r. DALEY. Mayor
! CHAs. NJ JACKSON. Recorder.
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Grant District.
Special Correspondence a The Argus.
Frost Monday IN, ling.

Frost Monday IN, ling.
Our peoplc are bu sowing their wheat.
ID. X. Harshbar ais very low at present
and not expected Co live.
William Smith and family expect to
move 10 Uniontown this fall.
William Smith and family and Ice
smith postal clerk of Mofgantown. wero
visiting Jeremiah Guthrie's Sunday last
The directors of the Mutual Fire In
surance Co. met at Bruccton last Satur-
day TO make the assessment To pay their
late loss
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Guthrie and left n bouncing boy. the first
addition. Get out of the way for pap.
cats, and dogs.
Messrs. l.. III. Frankhouscr, jeremiah
Guthrie, and James NJ. Barnes were ont
nj {. +. Dodgc's near Terra Alta last
week adjusting the lattcr's recent loss OF
2Sth.
William Conn, an aged and respected
cluzen living near Clifton Mills. dropped
dead last Wednesday from heart failure
while at work on his farm. Funeral SER
vices at Salem church 10y Rev. jeremiah
ihoinas from the text, "The last enemy
that shall be destroyed is death" De
ceased was II years and days old, and
Is survived 10y one daughter, Mrs. j. VI.
SS,hger, and one brother and three sisters
iVihg near Urslna, Pa, and one sister
living in New York
Now that the new courthouse il as-
sured could they not assure rs "A road to
get there without breaking our hccks or
else furnish Us with one Of Wripht's
Aeroplancs. As the assessed value of our
lands have been raised over 40 per cent
TINS year, thus throwing the principal
burden oi the new courthouse on the
larmers,it II only just and right that they
thouid have a voice in its location Tho
people here are wondering how much
real estate the citizens of Kingwood would
IKE to unload on the county court nj
two or three times its true and actual
value Nrttfr Gp,v
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Tempersnee Meeting at Oak PARK

Hon. Oliver w. Stewart, Of Chicago,
and Edward w. Mills, Of Fairmont, will
address an all day temperance meeting at
Oak Park next Sunday. The meeting
will begin promptly at 1890 a. IN. and
two services will be held, the first at the
above named hour and the second at 80
p. m. Mr. Stewart and Mr.. Mills are
speakers Of national reputation and the
addresses 10 be given by these men will
he OF special interest just at this time. II
is anticipated that a large audience will
attend this temperance meeting.
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TubercuIosia Exhibit.

The tuberculosis exhibit arrived here
Monday morning from Terra Alta, where
IL was shown last week, and is installed
on the second floor OF the courthouse. II
il II great educator in showing the proper
manner of living 10 avoid the dread dis
ease, consumption. A thorough knowl-
edge Of the lessons taught can be obtained
only 10y personal visit. The exhibit is
free. Don't miss it.
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CuzZapt.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
Don Crane came home 10 help thrcsh.
Will LivenRood is having a tussle with
asthma.
Allethie Reckard'is visiting friends in
this community.
Lucinda AMMAN returned home from
Aurora Saturday.
The Forman Bros. will soon have their
sawmill running.
Arthur Groves has been laid up with a
very bad case Of poisoning
W. A. Wolfe and wife were business
callers at BrucetOn Saturday.
Marshall Ringer has been laid up with
fever for some time. lie IL better.
a S. Chidcstcr and wife drove i'm from
Terra Alta Thursday night to help thresh
Friday.
The stork visited the home Of r.. S.
Rcckart the past week and lcft n fine big
girl baby.
Troy Groves accompanied by his mother
and two sisters, drove TO the fine home of
Thornton llardesty last Thursday. where
he was married to Esther. the handsome
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Hardcsty The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Albert
bngle 30 the presence Of n large number
Of friends. After congratulations the bride
and groom followed by the guests were
ushered into the dining where "a
bountliul supper was spread. 10 is re-
ported that Bro. Engle did more than
justice 60 the chicken, etc. On Friday
the groom with his bride came o. the home
Of his mother, Mrs. Catharine Groves
After q splendid supper the time was oc-
cupied with stories, music, etc. until the
alarm Of muskct shot and my, OH what
q noise Guns, bells, horns, yolls. and T
don't know what After the noise was
quelled the serenaders were introduced 10
the bride and groom and treated to cake
and cigars. We wish the happy pair a
ionK ana nappy life. LrfrIE Ton.
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Valley Point.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
Okey Smith is driving team for Floyd
Ringer
John Conner, who has been ill for some
time, is no better
G. &. Graham drove n fine lot Of cattle
through our town Saturday morning.
Miss Norma Graham was calling on
Miss Mildred Hartman one day the past
week
Some of Che young people Of this place
attended the box social 40 Sugar Valley
Saturday evening and report q delightful
time
Bruce Hartman, OF Gu-eman. and his
little cousin Ncrnic. of this place. at
tended the box social at Sugar Valley
Saturday evening.
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Patronize those who advertise.
PrestonIans Married Last Week,

Earl f. Martin and Miss Jessie Bernice
Hugglns were married Wednesday Of last
week at Parkersburg, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. j. w. Francis, of the
First Presbyterian church of that city.
The groom is amember OF the well-known
hardware company bearing his name and
is one of the popular young men of town,
while his bride is one Of Terra Alta most
charming daughters. While little late
in its congratulations THE ARGUS joins
their many friends in best wishes and a
pleasant voyage down the stream of time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09

Manager J. G. Decker, Of the Bell Tel
cphone Company, was in Kingwood yes
terday afternoon looking after the opening
Of central Office over there. Hesecurcd
Miss Daisy jenkins a. operator Of the ex-
change. Il is 10 be ready for operation
in a couple Of weeks Many subscribers
have been obtained and the promise is
made ofexcellent service with the Preston
county town.-Yesterday's Morgantown
Dominion
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a Card Of Thanks

Editor Argus.
We desire through Che columns of Tm
AHors 20 offer TO our many friends and
ncighbors our heartfelt thanks for their
untiring help and sympathy during the
long continued sickness and death of our
dear daughter Ilildrcd. who departed
This liic Sunday evening, August ~. 1900.
May God bless and reward you, as lie
alone can; and may IIc help each Of us
10 live tie pure life that Ilildrcd lived
that our JOY may be full "whcn Tie
cometh 30 makeup Ills jewels" Sincerely
yours Il. j.. SnAukv,
lbs SHkHAN.
Denver. w. Va, Sept. g.
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Why don't you take advantage Of the
Partnership Dissolution BIG Sacrifice
Low Price Sale at The Ellis Store,
NeWburs, w. Va, OF over Forty Thou
sand Dollars Worth OF Goods. You
will Get more than your moneys worth.
You Will have 20 hurry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09
A Correction.
TrNxELroS. SEPT. 7.

TUNNELToN, Sept. Z.
Editor Argus:
The Tunnelton correspondent of your
paper stated several weeks ago that the
proceeds Of the Jr. O. U. a. NJ. festival
were given 10 me. The correspondent
was misinformed, as / received no part Of
said proceeds LEE Wu.Es.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09
MIDSUMMER FANClES.
White Linen Psrasols at Reduced
PrlceS-Children's Aats

Parasols OF white linen embroidered
In white. with natural wood handles.
may DO purchased for 81. Ones mon.
ogram done In white cotton Is a
dainty addition.
Children's large rep hats mado with
removable brims arc selling for So and
50. These havo ribbon roscttes or rib.
bon Ties. Some arc embroidered IN tho
center or the crown with initials.
Crovats for girls who wear loose
rolling collars arc made OF iridcsccut
linen crash.
An exquisite frock OF white muslin
has insertions OF fino lace and won
drful faxcn embroidery just suggest.
Ing blue. almost as IL they werc re.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09

The following marriage licenses have
been issued boy County Clerk T.. G. Everly,
the parties being from Preston county
unless otherwise stated.
Alvarez Glenn Hughes, 30; Nellie v.
Jackson, 22; both Of Kingwood.
John Wesley Gilmore, 25, Greene coun-
ty, Pa; Jessie Thomas Shaher, p, Of
Kingwood.
Frank Ellison, % Catharine McCrobie,
rs both Of Reno district.
Criss A. Miller, 36; Addio H. Friend,
80; both Of Pleasant district
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09
stork vIslts stutnlss Homo

Born Saturday, September 4, 10 Mr..
and Mrs George 9. sturgss, in Morgan.
town, a daughter Mother and child are
doing nicely. The little stranger has al
ready been christened Catherine Kent
Sturgiss.
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ChIidron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a STO RIA

Save money by buying your clothing
OF the Cash Store Company. King
wood. Fifty boys and chlldren's suits
going at coo on the dollar.
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NO. , connects with B & o. No. vest
bound aud 40. p castbouud.
$40. connects with %. e. q. Nos tt and
q .1 stha.ni and SO IS wcstbound.
NkT IlANSI General Manager
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09

II you use printed matter OF any kind
we can be of service to you in getting il
out. We have the knowledge and facili-
ties necessary for producing GOOD print.
ing and shall be glad to exert them on
your riders.
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bladder remedy, be-
cause of its remark
able health restoring
properties. Swamp
Root fulhlls almost
every wish in over
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back kid
neys, liver, bladder
and every part of the
urinary passage. II
cOrrcCts inability 10
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connections go Moreantowu- No. * with
li " . No. . from Fairmont az s:s3 a. m.
no ~ with j. = q. 80. So from Pittsburg "A
o. .ot y M. No. - with q. d O. No. 90 from
tafWout at 40 p m. No. 10 with b. & o.
30. So Tor Fairmont at .ot %. m.. aud with
NoSi Tor Iiusburg 40 40 3 o.. 4. No ~ with
b. o. q. No 2 FOR fairmopt 40 z. 80 pm lex.
'.P 1uhlaysl and with No. at $50 p. m
lF' 'a ht 50 %. m. ON sundays
connections dt ~. &c X. Junction No. *
WIN B. b o 40. D Tor castatgtiIa and
WIN no. ~ Tor west at io % q. M. No "
WIN d." O.ND.f4 Tor east 40 8 20 o. M. No.
" i"r cast 1t $50 m. Except sundays.
'hd 40. IS from west Ht G.ff y. M; No. 10
Win j. q o. No ~ Tor east az z:l3p.m.and
no lor west 40 q. "a % m. NO ~ Sundays);
no. 10 with B. q O. No. from east at z.sI
a.n. aud Moo irom west 40 e.ff "a. M: No
io WIN li. 81 O No. 90 from west at 3:2fp
m aud Nora from west no 3 30 % m.texccp
0undaysl. no. 10 with -. g. o No a. from
west at 4 SO q. m.
*. BKETL. General Manager
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For anything in the line OF Jersey
cattle call on A. w. Jordan, RID. 2,
Kinqwood, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09

necting tho color OF tho cornilowcra
at tho corsage and the deep blue dou-
bic sash at tho back.
An unusually stylish bathing suit ~
I'm black mohair trimmed with blncl,
and white checked silk.
The MILDLY blouse is an unqucstloncd
favorlte and can bo utilized I'm vnrious
ways. 1t can DC worn rs illustrated
or as shown In the back view. This
blouse makes most satisfactory gar
ment for tennis, golf or boating and Is
much affected by the college girl.
JUDO CHOLLET.
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Do You Get Up
With a Lame Back2
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everyone knows of DIR. Kilmcr's
Swamp-Root the great kidney, liver and
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-09-09

This May Msnton pattern is cut In sizes
from 80 TO 20 inches bust measure. Send
10 cents TO this onlco, giving number
(639d). and IL will DO promptly forwarded
TO you by mail. II I'm haste send an adj
ditional two cent stamp for letter post
age which insures moro prompt delivery.
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hold water and scalding pain in passing il,
or bad effects followiugu Of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled 10 20 often
through the day, and 90 get up many
times during the night.
Swamp-RoOt is not recommended for
everything but If you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, IL will be found just
the remedy you need. II has been thor
ougbly tested in private practice, and has
proved SO successful that a special ar
fengement has been made by which all
readers OF this paper, who have not al
ready tried it, may have a sample bottle
sent free by mail, also q book telling
more about Swamp Root, and how 10
ndout If you have kid ~
neyor bladder trouble. 1HTT5fSG.lzI7, sHSr1
When writingmention t:::.ssssass.s s==xE=s=3
reading this generous :::s:::ss:ssls s======.ssaa
offer in this paper and zeEz2t
send your address to lte,ssff,t,t.1,sgb
DIR. Kilmer e Co., Hams oissssapI,oo.
Binghamton, ". V. The regular fifty-cent
and one-dollar size bottles are sold by
all druggists. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, Swamp Root,
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
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Blank deeds Tor salc at tbia oaicc.
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HHuVuIII you IIHFU hI'I-
ney or bladder trouble.
When writingmention
reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address to