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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-13

Davis was An, enJoys6le .aaaiF,Se:f = Z
Mrs. ehag. Dickerson, 'ahd Miss
Susie Jones entertained the Silver
Leaf Club, at the home Of ttfe5 fdtSn-
|er, Friday evening: . =. -
Miss Iris 4iutehipson came over
from Weston. Friday, ITO Ne, present
at the closihg, eefcises OF Victoria st,
school @W6fle here she was the
pleasant guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Mumiord..s .g4.... - ....., go,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith were
Weston visitors for several nours,
"Wednesday. II .n=,r.. II 4
T.. A" Brown, who has employment
tat , GlehVilfs, B@s@fyluns hts sister,
Mrs. Laura Watson. g.. TX ~,
Mrs. JYiosy2 Walkeris somewhat In.
disposed ,st this Hane! Fl. ... ,ls...,. =.
Mrs.1. Geafge Williams entertained
She ladies' Aad. Friday afternoon. 4 I
Victoria Street School closed FRI
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RED STAR.

MtAe Eva hurry, who has beer
7 here the '-&paAt winter attending
I school LETT Wednesday the 5th, 70,
. her hpne, Stanton, Va. She was
called there ony-apcount of the ILL
hess ID, her mother.
q Miss Puma Jackson Of w. Va
Seminary and College loft Wednes-
day f4r her home in Hinton.
3 4nhA. Is. ~ oAtnston, OF W.. Va
Ipsstqtea gRye..a. RECITAL here Tues
kdy evening.
DR.. Gordon, of Thurmond. avs
here Wednesday, "' ->ot' .'"
+ DR.. S. A. Washington went to
Montgomery, Wednesday on profcs
sional butiness.''
Miss Frances Goodwine, Of w. Va
Sem. and College, left for her home
Thursday,
Rev. ID. Stratton preached at the
First Baptist Church, Wednesday
night: '''|'Hr
DR.. S: "A. Washington was at Long
acre Thursday, on professional bust
ness:
"A.
l., Banks went to Stewart, Friday
night to help set up a lodge of Red
Men. - ,.I!'.'; -
A: r! Colloway, of Mt. Hope, was
In town Saturday.
MRS Chas. Williams, of Mcdonald,
was pleasant caller Friday:
The Womans Improvement League
met with Mrs: ). P. cambridge, OF
Queenstown, Thursday. Miss Anna
Smith read an excellent paper, sub
Ject.- n Model Woman" Mr.. ]. K.
Johnson was a pleasant visitor, he
gave a good talk and recited to the
delight or all. Refreshments were
their served.
Rev ID. c. Hunter filled his regu.
lar appointment here, Sunday.
Mothers Day was observed here
under the auspices of the Woman's
Improvement League. That being
regular preaching day they could only
use the afternoon. Quite a number
were ont, Prof: J. M. AFTER gave an
address and laid foundation for a
number OF good talks. 1t was q
glorious meeting and the time was
only too short.
Misses A, Y. Brown and Annie
Smith. Mesdameg ]. D. Price and H.
c. "A. Washington have opened up a
millinery store.
=, Mrs. Mary Me1ver, of Mcdonald,
waR the Sunday guest Of Mrs. L. o.
Mcfyer.
Miss H. NJ. James, who has been
pursuing spring course at Institute,
is home again. =" >'"'' =
Leon James is here for a few days.
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a Il
and - Ruth tstaseh = Hearts> and
Flowers wa57 played by Mrs, s. H.
Dehson. a. rr,.< To- ri ~. - !
2 fAdfrr. and Mrs. w. ~: Racket left
Tuesday, evening for tthe Women's
Convention, which convened Id Roan-
bke.> this week. .c'>.: =. (" - }':H.}9, "
- The, public school win CLOSE on
June T. - -; =. = -: d = - IT,.
< Mrs; Annie Franklin Is confined
to her bed with rheumatism. 7
z jefferson Hurfgeon, who spent the
winter on Tobag Creek, in West
Virginia, is homo visiting his wife.
=, Tuesday at high noon Irving Reyn-
6ldS and Rosa Nelson were quietly
married at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs:
y, II. Walker by:ReV, Floyd Rogers,
injector Of the Episcopal Church. The
bride wore a suit of sky. blue linen
trimmed in, cluny lace with "a large
Sailor hat trimmed IN bows OF blue
ribbon. Many friends were present.
Among them We're! Mr.: and Mrs. 8.
Fl: benson, Misses. Oracle Reynolds,
Mamie WatsouS MIS-. Banks Wright,
Messrs. William Mile, Doc Shopper,
and Sam 'Eggaaston. Miss Sadie
Wright was maid Of. honor. Mrs
Walker served fruit TO all, present.
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WINIFREDE.

O.. w. Perkins spent last week al
White Sulphur Springs on business
r.. H and Robert Allen we're at
St. Adams, Friday and Saturday.
- r. G. Green and sons, Sherman
and Napoleon, spent Saturday and
Sunday at their home ut Kanawha
Ctr:
Il. Temple, Phil Napier, Ed and
Amazon Robinson and David Smith
have gohe to, Plymouth where they
have employment.
Jas. l.. Thomas attended the Sun.
day School convention at Mcdonald,
Ia It week. g."
MRS. M. A. w. Thompson has rer
TUNED to her home at Pratt.
VIM. Tucker was business Wis
itur to Charleston, Monday. :.
Miss Ella and Bruce Smith spent
q few days last week, at Plymouth
visiting friends.
Bur7.: to, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tuck
ec LIST week; son.
II. II. barber, Of Paint Creek spent
tie week end here with friends.
H.. Temple has returned from Ply
mouth where he, spent last week.
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CONVICTION, VA.

Nj. Johnson and. son, Waiter, left
Monday morning for an extended
trip to her parents at Fincastle. Z
Jack Mcdowell and Robert Walk
or, who were SO III, are Thought to be
convafescfhg.
The mock ma rraage given by Mrs.
Mary Edwards was quite q success.
Despite the. storm a nice crowd. was
present. Miss Sadie Wright was tho
bride and Herbert Leftwich groom,
The bride was beautifully attirad In
cream cotton voile trimmed In lace
EN-, train, and the groom wore the
Conventional black. The bridesmaids
were Misses Oracle and .Argie Reyn-
'olds, Florence Mitchell ,Luvfhia Bib
by, Inez and Annie Pollard, Lucy
Wicks and. Annie BtSwn, Daily
Hutcherson was maid OF honor. D., The
ushars we're MeBBrs Gillian simps4n.
Aubrey Winston. Garnsredt: Baker,
Fpabk .Hpntsf, joe MeD9wsl1, Bur.
|rel1, Williams, .,Moses, Mays,a.A, r.
Thomas. II. O.. Mickens, minister.
The flower girls were Mary benson
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IehteSrr,, Miss anasie,,, ' vera e I'll iii Char:

- = -
-dauehter, Miss Gnasfes,, were III Char,
4e5Ion, Monday. -, <'..-.y- -. -: =. -:
William Miller was Charleston
,tlsilof~ Monday $500 - ~ :, :.
Mrs H. II, Railay 10 apendimg. 4
few days in Sylvia visiting her ,sisleff,
MRS! Co. r.. Pack :} j. |#.- 1870
J." Mrs L.. D.&Hodge has returned
from q business: trip to Bluefield. - :
The death of: Mr.. Robert Watson
came as a shock to his many friends.
He was buried Friday, funeral ser
vices at the First Baptist church 10y
Rev.: Warner Brunf. The remains
were escorted to the cemetery by, the
Odd Fellows and True .Hetorners
orders. Floral offerings were many
and costly. r :, l.. 49,. -. - f..;s% )
Miss. Henrietta James, Mrs. Ale.
Hankfns, OF Handsford, John tluneel,
of Page Mrs. ! Amanda Burge, vi
Charleston, Mrs VII. scott, OF Hunt
ingt6n;, Mrs. Mary Stratton, Of ST.
Adams, Mrs. Frank Willis, OF lay
ettesvilie, Mrs. M A. w. Fhompssu,
| OF Prattb Mrs. Mary Bicy, OF Mt. Car
bon and Mrs. MARY Heed, OF K1nlber-
ly' were In town Friday attending the
funeral of Mr., Robert Watson. .....
| Mrs. Mary Hopkins, of Wheeling g,
is here spending, q, few Gays ,wlIn
Aer sister, mrs. c,s.W. Watson.
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MONTts1ssafeYSY.

sMr: and Mrs, Samuel Hedriek, OF
Gbnoca, were gueatg of Mrs. Charles
johnson, several days last. week.
y 8. NJ. Marks,.!of Blown, spent sew
eral days here last week with his
wife. ExeK:2+zc- -.
~ Miss Erma Hardy. has returned
home from a weeks Visit With frineds
at Institute. ,,aZ..,,,l.L1y -: ...|. f
r. Miss H. M. t.Japeg. OF Red sta,
was the Weekend 8nest Of Mrs. /.
-. White. e:E ~ stGE.z %z..:. :
+ Miss Maggie llherpa .is. spend
ing some time wIth friends and rela.
Nycc at McDonafass Z, =. +, !. ..@>. -,
f.. Rev. J. EdwsS kStsf; I1of. clarks.
Rdre, was theTSBrfday guest ct DR..
b.. b. White. s.s2Ss4Ht antIfs &:I&n.=<.s, =,
r. Mrs. NanniefS6aaa; ~ llIantington,
rs here the ghesf&ofj Hrs, Samuel
fB1scer. ,,>&tss14sg. <4555,% zs1&fs.,:,as'
Rev. D, G. Dssus, of eDopaid
came down Saturday to visit his fam
Lily few days.,,E 10" @l.'-'<E
Mothers Day waS observed at tht
NJ, ~. church ana First Baptist
church, Sunday. z&,t>, 3d." .m.r, =. -
Mr.. aud MIA EFy2 II. 8 Tsaiiey were
FIN Charlestons eMomday to- see the
Hagenbeck and Wallace show. ~
|. H. l.. Getsra ~ 4spBndins q few
days at his home In, Galhpoiis, o. :!
f. Rev. D. c. nsans preached the an.
nual Thanksgiving sermon to the
Odd Fellows a4 the First Baptist
,ehurch; Sunday afternoon. ~, ~. H.
!; ". Mu. Wnhs,Jsks DssBnstsr, r! w,
Wade and w. -. 4fkT#cdd, attended
the circus in ChaSlsston tSd9hday, =
Mrs. George 4sro~n vas Tt6stsss "a
the Wiling WofRefs ctab, Tuesday
; afternoon. $YS943f ss%ts./5% leia}. s.
! 4 Mr. and Mrs. william Burton and
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EAGLE.

"Ghxfes+84Uward and daughter went
to Anderson to attend the funeral OF
his brother-in-law, Vergie Brown.
Misses Stella Cosby and Gladys
Dickerson are visiting in Hunting
ton, this week.
Several ladies and gentlemen at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Watson
at Montgomery, Friday.
Jim Linkton Is able to be with
the, band again after being in the
hospital q few weeks with broken
leg. ::
Mrs, Emma league avs pleasant
caller at. Eagle, Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Dow. Miss Ellen and
Hin der Banner attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Eliza Taylor at Boomer.
:. Mrs. Lucy Carter was visiting her
Mrs. Carey, at Eagle, Sun
day.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-13
BLUEFIELD INSTITUTE.

Prof. Jefferson; who teaches at
Poeahontas, Va; accompanied by
Mrs. Jefferson spent Sunday with
Prot. and Mrs. Wade. =. -" Z
PROT: j D., Coleman spent Sunday
at',Rp Top, Va, .whete he preached
the annual sermon to, the. Odd Eel
lows Of Pocahontas and Tip TOP ,
Ten OF the young ladies, OF the In
stituee, in, company. with Miss Ian!
drum ind Miss Brady attended the
annual sermon Of the, Odd Fellows
on, Sunday morning at Graham, Val
delivered by Rev. Brown %. Of, that
place. to the lodgea, OF Graham and
TaZewell, combined -.>-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-13

:, The baseball team gave recep-
ton at the home Of manager Matt
Hicks last Week AN enjoyable ev-
eping was spent 10y all present. Ice
cream, cake and chocolate were
served.
Sunday was an',ideal day for the
rally here, although some of the Di-
vines were not present, that were ex-
pected Rev. G. P. r.. Kinney preach
ed. q doetrinal sermon at IL A. NJ,
and immersed ave candidates at l
7. NJ. Sermon to the newly baptiz+
ed and communion at 3:30.P. M. Rev.
w. w. Scott arrived ron the noon
train and delivered an excellent
sermon at p. M. "A number OF out
Of town visitors were present. Among
them were Mr. and Mrs. Diokerson
and daughter Mary, Mr.. Via, Mrs.
Harriet Johnson, Mrs. Simmons and
daughters, Carrie and Edna and Mrs.
Prior, were from Huntington.
MRS. Johnson, OF Kenoya, was add
ed AS member to the church, fax
ing total of six. The sum OF S25.88
was raised for the benefit Of the
church.
Miss Allie Hicks attended the play
Diamonds and Hearts at St. Albans.
, Friday night. =,
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mrs. saltfe King has been duhte, iii
for the past, week, =. :. :, :, ..Er,=
Her many friends viii regret, to
hear OF the death of Mfs. Ellen Loo
at hardwood, last week. <arx.. Loo
was formerly Miss Ellen Mason. =. !.
~ g. h. Lewis, was In nCadar Grove
Sunday, to meet. the Household, o&t
Ruth III it's Thanksgiving eefmsotnS.
Z. ,, Newss has Just ,reaehed y. here OF
the death OF, CHARLES Ltpseomb ;trat
~ 49, ,saes "eeA' 0ae "aS kineo
~ - 1872 z. CFSssts1 r.tA ~ E3sta
~ a. sreat nanX fr3ends atsend ed the
i ist9f,., sunday at boomer or MRS. Jra,
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HUNTINGTON.

Rcv. J. ", Bryant spent Sunday in
Raymond City, where he delivered
the annual Thanksgiving sermon to
the Odd Fellows. .. ~,
The district. conference OF the
Wheeling district of the A. M. E.
church convened here last Wednes-
day at Young's Chapel "A. nj. E. Many
ministers were in attendance and
much business of importance was
transacted.
Rev; Donaldson, Of the Presbyter-
ian ch urehdf this city spoke at the
First Baptist church, Sunday even
ing: :: "E;s :, -
Mrs. /. H. Holmes, Of Galli2olis,
Ohio, who was operated upor at the
Kessler Hospital for appendicitis,
about toh,d%sgaago; Is doing nicely.
Rev. B. B. Martin, p"stor Of the
A. VI. E. church will deliver the an
nual sermon, To-; the graduating class
OF Douglas High School, May 23rd,
at First Baptist church.
/. H., Holmes spent Sunday with
his wif& here, at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fitzgerald are
cozily ensconsed In their beautiful
new homeF on 9Th street.
Mrs. John Thomas, OF 8th street
was adjudged insane and carried to
Weston Asyluipf last week, -:
Mr.. and Mrs, TJno Mickens have
moved into the First Baptist parson-
age recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Alice Kearney Fullom term
mated ~ nyeM ypIeasant visit to he1
parents IN @auhabus1last week.
Mrs. Della Brown remains quite il
at her home on 10th street.
Mrs. y IA. Robinson, Of Gallipolis
Ohio, Came down last Wednesday t.
be at the bedside Of her daughter
Mrs! Holmes, .:
- MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Tarrer en-
fetfatned a Few friends last week il
hohor OF che f%mer's brother and BIZ
bride; No &asH; MgSss Rodney farrer
OF 0reenyille.
. The pulpit at First Baptist church
sdhdaSs Yr2 E{g: wae flied by Rev
Archie Woodson, in the absence O
Rev. l.. V. Bryant
Interesting dservices were hell
fhfolsgRo 1T the DAY at the 18th stree
Baptist Church, Sunday. At clever
O'clock sppdsye1n ornpg, Rev. w. W
Scott dahFehSd. an excellent sermon
At three O'Clock Rev. s. a. Thurstol
delivered the annual phanksgivinj
sermon to the O. u. o. o. f. Tn
SERMON was practical and interesting
The following program was render
: oTBRn -. =. 49,. VOluntar
Prayer, =. r.. a.. Jto. Micken
Z. Solo--y-S* How. Great the Name O
Jesus So6ndB'. I!..."
.s4E s4.z,, Miss MarceIl& Manggrur
B Address .sC>. .. I5g.'. q. W. Hughe
& a8olo---"Onfy Tired" .;s.g..g...
t@5#@ ......Df. G. w, MORT
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-13

day, ) rRe1 Play entitled, ribs Second
TIME on Earth. rendered By the bu-
spi1s OF Prot, Blacks room. was VET
received ny "a l&rge audience, and
both pdpi18 and teachers deserve
g much u much praise fer tick good
work -, .l.....</ z....,
Mrs. Bertha Lewis Is iii at this
time. e.. r.'f>.'-.G
=. T.. Messrs. Riddle, Bailey, Perkins,
Lee, and Moulton, of Weston, attend
g dthe play at the a. M. e. church,
Friday evening: III
+ Miss Viola Darcy, the . popular
young lady teacher Of the primary
departments, Of, Victoria, Street school
left, Sunday for her home in Colum-
bus. Her many friends regretted to
see. her leave hut hope to have her
With ua aGajps. next term, .:i,..a .s,.. 4.
y William Burnley is Visiting friends
here.y n. 10. ..,@," ~ II" s :
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faf her sists,s Mrs. Waas lehman, lett,
tNaturaAy for her home, W =NY$&
ThonS 4AsS ftS&dancs ut the funeral
| Of Ngs, Iahman sweke Rev. q. IA
F1fHSSSton, Atsses Dlshch 1aiMeNt
RoeG WinstSh S Edna, west. Oh $GIunts;
thtt6a. WfGS Abh4e Robertson. j. IL,
4 taa lSReEt sf SRdsmee Lee and 4att.
Shsu. Al6SeS Berthe Stewar d, BAxettA
Jinkens and Theo. Palmer. OF -Gallis
[holis. ..,..... .. .....E, ~
Miss Ida Craig was hostess to tbs
Reading Club. Thursday evening. At,
the usual hour the hoAtass served u!
very dainty lunch which was heartily
enjoyed by all present. Il
Fred Payne, of.hdi duleport. spent al
few houra. M. t6wni sunday. = ...~
- Very touching and impressive were
the Mothers Day eercises throughout
che day at the NJ. ID, Church. ~ Thu
proeFAm at -7s40>was as follewas .,S
"A astcaa- selection -: .5..,;.>:9.;> Choir
Address &c.. PROT. L. r. Jordan
Musical selection .......... Choir
Mother, '>'.,.. ;:,t'<F
:, '''''' Hiss Mithue Colston
Paper ....,.. Miss Ida Alexanderrf
Duet. .Missea Mary and Jessie
.... Lincoln.
Paper $3.50. Miss NJ Frances Morton |
Paper ....... Miss Mosella Colston !
Solo ........ Miss Virginia Lincoln I
Paper .....,... Miss Mary Craig
General sulogy ON Mother. j. II
Each number of the program had 4
been thoughttully prepared and we'll 4
showing Mother to be first
and foremost in, each heart. 500. .Nl:rt
The May Fair, under the manage
nent OF the ladies' of the First Bapl
list Church, Is progressing nicely. Fl
, Quito extensive preparations are
being made for closing, exercises at
Lansston High School. Exercises for
he Grades will be held Thursday
evening. May 90 at the building.
Com menceemRt. May rs, at Opera
House. n
Samuel Lewis, of Middleport, pass.
ID through here Sunday enroute to n
Charleston.
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\ 0 R / ( SP 0NDENCE

Scripture Reading by the Pastor.
-. Rev. s. A. Thurston
Solo~v7"Ave Marie.
....,s -. ~. Mrs. Tena Mcdaniel
At s O'clock Rev. McCarty of the
Congregational church, delivered an
excellent sermon. subject Temper
ance.. ".,,t W. .~. -
Beautiful music was rendered by
the choir. at each service.
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PIT. PLEASANT.

Miss NJ. Frances Mortoh's mother
has so much improved that she came
10 1s& @shdkS evening to take up her
work in the second room Of l.. II. g.
Miss Julia Smith had charge OF the
room during the week Miss Morton
was absent ; 81 ." ~.
Mrs. Lulu Cromwell, OF Cincinnati;
who was here to attend the funeral
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-13
RARBOURSVILLE.

Miss Minnie Kilgore is one he
sick list
Ed Hamler has been sick for a
few days.
Misses Bette Minor and Mary Hill
were shopping in Milton, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whirle and son, Ar
thur, Vaughan Brooks and Richard
Kflgofe attended the Wallace show
in Huntington, Saturday.
The" baseball team of this place
crossed:bats with the Railroad team,
last Saturday. The score was ratehr
high but the game was interesting
throughout, tht, locals running in a
score Off to their opponents 10.
The line, up was as follows:
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-13
BLUEFIEiD.r

': The ,Bluefield Co1ored Institute
baseball club defeated the club from
Tazewelf, Va, here Saturday ia q
game remarkable only for the large
number OF runs made by each club,
the score being 26 to II in the stu
dents favor.
In the first inning TazeweI, by gu
perfor batting ability, retired with
four runs. B. C. l. contented herself
with three goose eggs. In the second
each side retired with one a piece.
The game was rather close for the
next two innings. Then Taylor went
into the pitchers box and Tazewefl
scored three goose eggs while %. c..
l. made nine runs. From this on the
game was too much of a walk over
to be talked OF. "
Special credit should be given to
Taylor, Reynolds, Moore and Green
of B. C. L. and to Paris. Jones and
Holly. or Tazewell for brilliant play
ing.
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On Tuesday evening the 3: c. i.
team will play the local Y. M. G, A.:
team; OH Wednesday the Bramwen,
Oh Thursday the B. C. /: Second team.
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:. iiGCKHHNN0N...:

,fhe entertainhant given by the
Ladies' Aid at the home of James
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-09-03
WRECK ON
THE c. & E.
Two Freight Cars are De-
molished but no One
is Injured.

Last Friday G. & E. Train No.
16 was wrecked about one mile
above Pioneer at 1 p. m. The
wreck occurred at bridge % and
was caused by loose wheel on the
hind truck of the forward car. The
wheel dropped down on the inside
of the rail causing the truck to turn
crossways and drop between the
ties of the bridge, stopping the train
almost instantly and causing two
freight cars loaded with wood TO fall
about thirty feet into the gulch
smashing them into kindlingwood.
Had the train been going at its us
ual speed several more cars would
have meet the same fate, but owing
to just having come out of the tun-
mel the train was going at a very
slow speed. Only one set of trucks
went off the bridge, the five remain
ing trucks being all twisted and
smashed under the third car. Had
bridge % not been very solid and
strong b idge it would have col
lapsed, thereby making the wreck
much worse. The bridge crew ar
rived about p. m. and had the
wreck removed and the track re-
paired, allowing the trains to pro-
ceed on their way about 9 p. m.
There was no grumbling among
the waiting passengers as most of
them were telling very thankful
over the narrow escape, from death
or injury, that they had experienced
and were glad to think they were
able to wait.
Mrs. P. A. Miller and daughter,
Miss Lille, served excellent meals
to all the stranded passengers which
was greatly appreciated.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-09-03
NIGHT ON BALD MOUNTAIN

On lonely night Alex. Benton Of
Fort Edward, N. Y, climbed Bald
Mountain to the home of a neighbor,
tortured by asthma, bent on curing
him with DIR. Kings New Discovery,
that had cured himself of asthma. This
wonderful medicine soon relieved and
quickly cured his neighbor Later it
cured his wife OF severe lung trouble.
Millions believe it's the greatest Throat
and Lung cure on earth. Coughs,
Colds, Group, Hemmorhages and Sore
Lungs are surely cured by it. Best for
Hay Fever, Grip and Whooping Cough.
SOC and $l.OO. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by Toledo Drug Co.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-09-03
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE
SKIN
Not a blood disease Cured by
Oil of Wintergreen Com
pound.

For manv years eczema was supposed
to be blood disease and was erron.
eously treated as such, but now the best
authorities agree that eczema is only
skin disease and must be cured through
the skin. The eminent skin specialist,
DR.. d. d. Dennis. first discovered the
eczema germ and his discovery was
quickly taken up In both Germany and
France.
To kill the eczema germ and at the
same time heal the skin DIR, Dennis
compounded oil of winterg cen, thymol,
glycerine, exc. The remedy is a liquid,
not mere salve, hence it sinks right
into the pores OF the skin, Washing
with this oil of wintergreen compound
seems to take the itch away at once;
soon the scales drop away and the dis
ease disappears. The prescription has
now been used SO long as to have proven
its absolute merit and We do not hesi-
tate to cypress our confidence in d. d.
d. Prescription. Toledo Drug Co.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-09-03
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NollnE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. s. Land ONCE, Portland, Oregon

- - t""N NhNoi Fprtihnu, oregon,
July %, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Willie ]. Howard
Of Rorca, Oregon, who, on November IS, 1907,
mhae homestead entry No, 1880, Serial No.
pi42o' Tor neh section 4, township 0 south
range swest Willamette Meridian. has file
notice OF Intention to make lnal Communication
PROOF, to establish claim to the land anove
described before the Register and Receiver at
Portland Oregon, on the 10th day Of septem,
Der, 1909,
Claimant names as witnesses
W. i, Wright and Eli A. strahow OF Rocca
Or.i J. A, Actison of Hoquian, Wash, Warren
wright OF Nnrtons, or.i and Hugh Campbell
Of siletz, Oregon,
ALGERHoN S DRESSER. Register.