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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25

.sThe South Americans are very po-
lIte." said the man who travels
Naturally" answered Miss Cay
enne. I'm some of those republics It
is not safe TO slight the humblest citi-
zen There is no telling what moment
be may become president. Washing
ton Star.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25

Our safe deposit vaults are provided with
a suite of rooms. They afford convenient
places to which patrons may retire to exam
inc their papers or to transact any other
business. You are at liberty to make APP
pointments with friends TO meet them here
for consultation. BY so doing you avoid
the annoying interruptions to which you
might otherwise be exposed.
FARMEns a. MERCHANTS DEPosrr Co.
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Marriage.

Marriage may be compared to a
tram car said confirmed bachelor
WHY asked his fair partner.
Because some people are just as
anxious TO get out of it as others are
to enterr-London Telegraph.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25
The yolley of Timely Values from
The Year End clearance

This IS the month for removing all odd
lots and broken lines. Prices take saeri-
fee drop-in fact they are much lower than
any other time of the year. Winter over
coats and suits for men aud boys we offer
are the very goods in immediate demand
for present uses aud are sure TO create live
iy selling this month. Our winter stock Is
very large. Your money back on demand.
Vim. Kahn. Leading Clothier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25

Little Willie-Say. pa. what is fore
sight? Pa-Foresight. my son, is the
faculty of being around when there Is
a melon to be cut-Chicago News
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25

sui-kly to the influence Of DR.. Miles
Anu tssr l'ssls No rad after effects.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25

Circumstances are not in our powe.,
virtues are.-Farrar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25
Palmer g. Thomas.
Dropsy
Given up by Doctor

Il had dropsy, and was told
by my family physician that
there was no chance for me. My
family also gave me TIP. My
limbs and body were swollen
one-third larger than natural,
water collected around my heart
and I had to be propped up in
bed to keep from smothering. I
took DR.. Miles Heart Remedy
until I was entirely cured. This
was in 1902, and I am now able
to do any kind Of work on my
farm. My cure was certainly
marvellous
L. TURLEY CURD,
Wilmore, Ky.
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy has
been wonderfully successful in
relieving heart trouble. It's tonic
effect upon the heart nerves and
muscles is great factor in
assisting nature to overcome
heart weakness.
Or. MiIes' Heart Remedy is sold by
all druggists. If the first bottle does
ret benefit, your druggist viii return
your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
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This is About Butch
ering Time

we are headquarters for high grade Spices,
Sorax, saltpetre, Sage, Liquid Smoke for
Curing Meat, Etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25
MILLER'S WHITE PINE AND TAR

Is Inc best Cough Syrup, whether for ioung
or OLD. II i pleasant to take. aud, best OF All
Il gives results.
Incidentally cold weather causes the face ana
hands 70 chap and get sore ten cent HOY
OF CAMPH0R ICE will cure it every time
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25
UN|TEDSTATES MONEY
There Are Ten Kinds on Uncle
Sans Official List.
ALL ARE NOT LEGAL TENDER.

Some of the Most Imposing of the Pa
per Currency May Be Lawfully Re-
fused When Offered In Payment Of
an Obligation Of Any Kind.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-01-25
c 0 | D?
Are you cold or have cold Ii you are
cold come 10 aud sc, warm. ifyou have a cold
come in a buy box Of
A. D. S. GOLD CURE

for csc. aud get rid Of the cold just the same
or II you have one OF the mean little tick
ling coughs DOM forget that
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CEDAR GROVE.

William Frazier, of Kenova, was
hero Sunday.
William Hates and daughter, Of
Ward, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson, Of Char les
ton, was here Saturday the guest Of
Mr., and Mrs. james Austin.
". II. Lacy and Floyd Newman
loft for GlOustcr, o., to spend the
Fourth Of July.
Tile annual sermon Of the Pawncc
Tribe, I. O. r. NJ, was preached here
Sunday by Rev. D. D. Davis. A
crowd from HugheSton was here to
attend the sermon.
". +. Martin, and Thomas Buster
were at Montgomery Friday.
Mesdames Minnie Mimms and
IIusic Meadow we're here Sunday
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tbARkSBT &c,

Omega Court Daughters Of Sphinx
held public installation Tuesday night
in their hall. A few visitors were
present.
The mock marriage at Trinity ".
f.. Church, Friday night, was poorly
attended. Miss Estclla VI. Cambl ic
was the acting bride, Mr.. Lin Hay
den was bridegroom. 1t was fun
dress affair.
TIL" Mt. zion Baptist Church Mis-
sionary Society held an entertain
mcnt Saturday night which was well
attended.
Miss Mary Gordon, a graduate Of
". Y. 6. l., was visitor in our city
a few days. She was the guest Of
Miss Amelia Lowry.
A pleasant dance was given at
Smiths Garden, Tuesday night in
honor Of Miss Gordon.
Mrs. Mary Grayson had her hair
store greatly damaged by fire one
day last week, VIM. GraySOn. dwell
ing nous" WAS also damaged to the
amount Of three hundred DOLLARS Dr.
Jones, and DR.. Yowngc had their
offices badly damaged. Their loss
was great: the fire originated in a
pressing and cleaning shop, which is
directly under their Offices.
Morris Odgcn, young boy. was
badly cut by companion Friday
night while playing. lie is suffering
considerably.
Miss Jane Sedgwick met with 4
painful accident by scalding hcr foot
The grand lecturer Of the K Of P's.
gave lecture TO the order, in their
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castle Monday night.

castle Monday night.
Mrs, Rachel Alien Is very much
lndlSposed at this writing
The Union Picnic of the Sunday
School will be held on the 18th OF
this month.
Trinity Sunday School has been
changed to $50 a. m, during the
hot season.
A missionary program was render
cd at Trinity Nj. e. Church Sunday.
Pride Chapel A. NJ. T.. Church
have changed their S. S. to $50 in
the morning during the hot weather.
Miss Maggie Smithcr will go to
Buckhannon to the Sunday School
convention, rs a delegate.
Rev. S. p. West, will also attend
the convention.
Mrs. s. =. West and daughter Miss
Margaret and master William will
leave for Brownsville. Pa. this week
Brent Meade spent the Fourth
with friends in Fairmont.
Mrs. Kate Wilks is home from |,
business trip to Buckhannon.
Miss Nellie Pcyton is home from
BuCkhannon.
J. e. Howard and +. ID. Cambria
have returned from Rluchcld, where
they attended the Grand setting OF
MaSons. Both report a pleasant
time. and both were honorcd with IN
office in the grand body.
Miss Bessie Waddy, who has been
i'll, is now better.
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INSTIII"rt..

K. i. Simms, principal Of the
Rlucheld Colored Institute returned
to the West Virginia Culored Institute
Tuesday morning and resumed his
duties rs Il member OF the faculty of
the Summer Normal
Several teachers attending the sum-
MGR School spent the 18th of July at
their homes.
Hon. Thomas Hodges delivered an
address to the members of the Sum.
mer School Friday morning.
Kew. +. G.. Page preached at the
NaptlSt church Sunday morning.
N.Y. and Mrs. Robert Pack were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Z. T. Brown
Sunday and Monday.
Rev. ID. Webster Davis. u, n. deliv.
eFeo an address in Lakewood Assem-
bly, Hall Sunday evening.
{. r. Mitchell. W. II. Lowry and
+. t. Kramer made business call a
'ehhctta, They were Joined at Mont
Gomery by Matthew Buster.
}. Il. Jefferson spent Sunday in
Charleston.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. William Wilkerson. of Nc
Donald, is here the guest of re-
latives.
Mrs. Lille QuallS. of Hawks Nest,
was shopping here Monday.
c. f.. Mitchell and w. II. Lowry,
mont, and j. G.. Gilmer, Of Charles
ton, were business visitors here Fri
day
Rev. +. c. Page filled his regular
ut Institute Sunday.
Mrs. Mammie W. Jackson and bro
Their, Denver Willis, have returned
from two months visit to relatives
in Virginia.
Any one having items for the Ad-
Vocate will please leave same at Dr..
b. r. Whites Drug store.
Miss Nellie NJ. Lewis and Mr.. An
derson Brown. were quietly married
Saturday evening at the home OF the
brides mother Mrs. lizzie Lewis
They. left immediately for Boston,
MASS. their future home.
Mrs. George jackson is sick at her
home on Fifth avenue.
'- Mrs. Bertha Johnson. Of Fayette
was shopping here Monday.
Rev. Warner Brown has returned
from a weeks visit to points in Va.
Robert E. Burrell is out after
several weeks illness.
Mrs. Hilton Woody and Mrs. An
nette Boyd, of BIuefield, we're the
weekend guests of Mrs. William
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Railey came up
from Institute Friday to spend the
4th at home.
The Ancient Arabic Order of
Daughters Of Sphinx organized by
Mrs. l.. d. Hodge was made and
chartered June goth by the President
DR.. 3. II. Stil1yard, of Wheeling.
the officers installed are as fol
lows
Harriet Gray, Most Worthy Grand
Matron; Celia Burke, Vice Grand
Matron; Beatric Holmes, High
Priestees; John Noel, IllUstrious
Patron; Annie Holland, Worthy Ad-
vOcate; Molle Branham, Worthy
C'H1sellOr; Marguerite Rogers, Uy-
cheQuer; Mary Noel, Recorder. Ella
Burke, First Conductress; Pazzle
Bibbs, Second Conductress; Julia
HUMMER, First Captain Of the
Guards; Mabel Saunders, Second
Captain Of the Guards; Ethel Rollins,
Third Captain Of the Guards; Geo.
keeton, Guardian. The organization
opened with twenty mem bcr#.
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hANAWH.A CITY.

we regret to announce the. death
~ MIS- 'allle Page Taylor, which
"'fur'd at her home in Ashland l,ct
uesday morning about six O'Clock
MIS- '!lor was a devoted Christ
''n' haNlhs been faithful member
u the Little Zion Baptist Church for
nearly twenty years. She was =,
loving mother, devoted vito
u'uShtcr and sister. She leaves q
hnSHand. four children. mother and
ia'her. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Paro
or tins place. four sisters. Mrs John
Mar'in, Mrs. Mark Holmes, of Char
ies'on; Miss Cornelia and Mary Page
ana eight brothers, will, Meredith
ana freq. Of this place. Rev. Eugene
=, ana John. OF Montgomery; Euui-
Id. OF hardwood; Charles. of Mounds-
'lllt' ana James, of Charleston.
AZ the time Of Mrs. TayIors death
her mother, sister Miss Narv and
''o'ief thaS. were at the bed side
ne family and physicians did all
al thclr power to save her life with
out avail.
he funeral took place here at the
hlte Baptist Church. THURSDAY
cohaucted by Rev. Reed and Rice. of
Charleston.
Inc many friends of the beraved
i'n'llE extend them their heartful
sympathy.
VIII Watson Pomery, Ohio is here
visiting bis sister.
Mr., and Mrs. Alex Courtney, Mr.
ana Mrs. Rufus Penn. Of Charleston.
MIS-. nancy and daughters, of Boom
r'' attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Taylor.
" m. Taylor and children returned
10 'nelI nom" at Ashland, Ky, Mon
Jay hev were accompanied by his
father James Taylor.
MIS-. W. II. Jackson returned to
charleston Sunday after visiting her
mother here.
Miss Ivory Woods visited her aunt
III charleston several days last week
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STAMFORD.


Little Ethel. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs R. f. Peters. has been very
much indisposed this week but is i'm
proving slowly
Mrs. McCraw. of Graham. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs Winston. this
week
MISS Vera Winston. of Dunloop, is
visiting her father. VIM. Winston
Mrs. A. L. Peck left Friday for
Huntington to spend the Fourth with
her sister. Mrs. Thurston.
X. f. Peters paid a short visit to
Beckley this week.
S. E. Clayborn. Jas. Cousin. Thos
Peck, Ben Cary and wife Ed. Wake,
and wife, and Joe Terrell were called
10 beckley on business this week.
49, Arthur COlston made a short visit
to>1>oup Creek this week.
DR.. Galloway, of Warnertown was
calling in our town this week.
w! X. Critic went to Beckley Thurs.
day.
j. H. Thomas was in Beckley Satur.
day.
Joseph Thomas and Willis Randolph
went to Loup Creek to spend the
Fourth.
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PARK ERSISUEfG.

Miss Julia McClung left Sunday
for Institute to attend Summer
School.
Chas. Woods. of Pittsburg, Pa,
passed through the city Sunday CHI
route to Charleston, called there on
account OF illness of his mother.
Miss Virgic Giles spent Sunday in
Clarksburg.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Carey Will
Jams a fine baby girl.
Mrs. Any Lee, Of Wheeling, was
called to the city Thursday on &C
count of serious illness Of her father
George Stnughter.
Miss Alice Whitaker, of Charles
ton, was the guest of Miss Martha
Brown for a few days enroutc from
Baltimore, Md.
The Grand Lodge Committee OF
the knights Of Pythias gave boat
excursion to Wavcrly Monday eve.
ming.
Mrs. James Madison left Thurs.
day for Clarksburg to visit her sister
Mrs. Jane Sedwick
Mrs. Harriet McClung is much
better, after being quite i'll for some
time
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RED STAR.

Mrs. NJ. E. Davis and sister. Miss
Cortez. left for Institute TUESDAY to
take the summer course for teach
eTS.
Mrs. Iona Rogers left Tuesday
morning for North Carolina. to bring
her children home. where they nave
been visiting relatives for some time
VIM. BENSON went to Covington
va. Sunday to visit relatives, and also
TO bring his little daughter, Addie
May, home. She has been visiting
her grandmother
Mrs. Sallio King, Of Longacrc. was
the guest Of Mrs. II. C.. A. WASHINGTON
Wednesday.
DR.. S. A. Washington went to Lau-
rel Creek Tuesday,
The Woman'S Improvement Leopuc
met with Mrs. II. 6. A. WASHINGTON
Thursday.
Mrs. l.. O. McIver and Mrs, Anna
BANKS are on the sick list.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed BRYANT
girl
Kit Lane was at FavcttrvjIIe
Thursday on business.
PROT. J. NJ. After and Mr.. Malone
attended the Association at Lcwisburp
last week
quarterly conference was held horr
saturday evening by District Supor
1ntehdent S. r. Hughes. and service,
were held all day Sunday. The moot
ing was a success spiritually anc
financially.
Inc pastor was present also.
heVs Hughes and Nickcns wcr.
guests Of Dr.. S. A. Washington Will,
mere. Quite a number were dove,
from Mt. Hope and Turkey Knob f
attend the meeting.
MISS II. NJ. James will leave ro,
institute to take the summer cours,
for teachers.
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PRATT.

Mrs. Hiram Brookins had as hel
Sunday guests Mrs. Rose Green and
Miss Martha Billups, Of Hansford.
Harrison Ellis, of EIolley Grove
was calling on friends here this
week
Among the visitors who honored
our town last week with their presen-
ce, were Prof. and Mrs. Byrd Priller-
man, of Institute; Mrs. Pearl S.
Woods, field secretary of the Wom-
ans Baptist State convention, and
Miss Amelia J. Mcdaniel.
MIR. and Mrs. Champe Hill, Of
Handley, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Thomas W. Holmes.
Mrs. Helen kimb;,il, who has been
confined to her bed by illness for
two weeks, went to her home in
Lynchburg, Va, last Tuesday.
Miss Edith A. Thompson visited
Mrs. Alice Franklin, and Mrs. Ella
Johnson at Standard. Saturday.
Miss Rachel Topson and Miss Jen-
nette Powell, of Hansford, were
Wednesday guests of Miss E. A..
Thompson.
II. G. Washington, of Hugheston,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Washington, last week.
Mrs. Jas. West, of Hugheston,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Dan Cyrus,
who went shopping with her.
Joe Price, of Carlisle, was seen on
our streets Saturday.
Fred Fareman was visiting in
IIandley Sunday.
Geo. Washington, called on friends
in Crown Hill Sunday.
Anthony Powell, and Miss Eunice
Holmes worshipped in Hansford
Sunday
Mrs. Jas. Coates, Of London, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Dan
Cyrus.
Robt Moore, Of Columbus, O., cal
led on T. w. Holmes Saturday.
Anthony Powell, went TO see his
son-in-law, Richard Smith, who is
patient at the General Hospital
Charleston, Monday.
W. II. Fareman, Of Plymouth, is
spending the Fourth with his son
Fred at Mrs. r. w Holmes. --.----
Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Sam
Johnson, of Standard, Miss Matte
Jones, of Indian Rock, Va, and Cal
Saunders, of Hugheston, were call
ers at the residence of Mrs. NJ. A.
W. Thompson, the Fourth
Mack Mcclure is on the sick list
this week.
T. w. and Willie Holmes and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rollins spent the
Fourth in Montgomery.
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SEEBERT.

Last Sunday was gala day with the
citizens Of Sccbert. The occasion
was the corner stone laying Of a
new church house. Rev. w. D. Willis
was here and preached three able
sermons, there was q large crowd
in attendance all day and over one
hundred dollars was realized. The
corner stone was laid under the
auspices Of the Odd Fellows Lodge
TOO much credit can not be given tC
Rev. G.. w. Scott for the efficient
manner in which the affairs Of the
church has been administered. 1t
is predicted that good work will
be done here for Christ.
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BANCROFT.

'N'hnaF was a gala day here
among tn" color"d people. 1'he 4t1
~ 'N'' wa celebrated as it has never
"'i'". Besides the great
u'rong of home folks; there wor.
crowds from Raymond, Hnsheston
ana from as far as Gloucester, Middle
roll' ONO. And all seemed to have
come for tn" purpose of entering :,,-
10 the occasion OF making the day
just what it should I've.
At 10 o'clock there was bon1
game between Raymond Tiers and
IEhouth Clippers. The score STOOD
> TO 0 in favor Of the CLIPPERS.
At O'clock there was another
game between tn" same teams, rho
store Ill the afternoon was Kaymon,l
3; Clippers 6.
~ inc conclusion Of the game in
IN" afternoon there was spcakiry in
IN" grove. Dr.. VI. r. Sinclair was
chairman Of INC occasion. WITH =
snort speech he introduced tho pros
c'cutuE Attorney, who did Justice to
'"o occasion. lie was followed by
attorney W. W. Thomas who showed
'hr REASONS why We should celebrate
INc 4th Of July. The last spc9kt,
was W. J." Srmmcrsvillc. who h ,ld
HIS audience SpclIbound for IS
minutes, upon the origin Of fin, day
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. J. Chappelle and Mrs. Helen
Shafer left Saturday for an extended
visit to friends in Manchester and
New Boston, Va.
Miss Estella Vaughan is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Car
ter lof Artisan Avenue.
Miss Leona Minor, of Ironton. is the
guest of Miss Rosa Carter.
Mrs. A. J.. Peck, of lUanark. is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Ada Thurston OF Dalton avenue.
, Z Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. wilkins spent
the Fourth with relatives in White
Sulphur
Spencer Lewis is Commissioning from
a, few days illness.
Mrs. Lynde Lee is suffering from Il
= sprained ankle.
Mrs. Ella Edwards has gone to Gin
cinnati for an indefinite stay.
Miss Lucy Ware, matron of the Or
phans' Home, made business trip to
Ohio last week
Tom Bolts was called home to
Burlington. o., on business Saturday.
A literary Society was organized
at the Ebenezer Nj. e. church Tuesday
evening"
Little Topsy McGhce is sick.
Ed Smith is at home from Waco.
Texas, where he has been teaching in
an industrial school.
DR.. T. II. Nichols. who has been in
disposed a few weeks in Wheeling.
arrived home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lille Hill and daughter. Miss
Eleanor, ofaGallipois. are spending
few days With Mrs. Mary Smith at
1913 Ninth avenue.
Rev. {. f.. MCGhec and daughter,
Miss Lucy, who has charge Of the
girls band and Miss Clara Stewart
left for a tour in the east last week
In the interest Of the Orphans Home.
Mrs. Frances Nichols left Tuesday
for an extended stay with her sister
in Hinton.
Mrs. Leila Dodson. Of Washington
Place. continues quite ILL.,
Miss Florence Tinsley has returned
from Charleston.
Miss Lottic McLinn has returned
from sojourn of several weeks in
Columbus
Rev. r. D. W. Meadows preached at
Sybene, o., Sunday.
K. Q. Hill, Of Charleston was call
Ing on friends in our city on the
Fourth.
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Mason and Richard Allen. Of Cabin
Creek, will make their home here
where they have employment. ~..
IL. p. Day and J. d. Wiseman spent
Friday in Montgomery.
VIM. Tucker spent a few days out
Of town last week.
II. E. Harris spent a few days here
visiting friends.
James Long, of Snlithers. spent Sat
urday and Sunday here the guest of
the Misses Smith
III, A. Allen Is spending few days
In st. Adams visiting his son.
b. b. Allen went to Montgomery
on business Monday.
Richard Ball was quietly married
In Charleston Friday to Il lady from
New Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ball will
make their home here.
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GRAFTON

Miss Mary e. Wilburn went to Jea
nctte, Pa. Friday evening to visit her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Henry Will
burn.
Miss Carrie Harris, who was the
guest Of Misses Ada and Mamie
Stout, returned homo Saturday even
ing. s~(H.
Mrs. Grace Rollins entertained at
tea Saturday afternoon Misses Carrie
Harris. Mamie Stout and Ada Stout.
Mesdames Allie and Lena Sheppart,
left Saturday evening to visit .rela-
tives in Roanoke County, Va
Miss Alice Brown, of Elkins, passed
through town Tuesday enroute to
Wheeling.
town and was the guest of Simon
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Howell enter
tanned at dinner, Sunday, Mesdames
Julia Trimble, Alice Menifee. Miss
Grace Trimblc and Rev. Kenny, OF
Clarksburg.
Grafton played Austin the Fourth
Score, II to . in favor of Grafton.
Mrs. VIM. Hall entertained at din,
ncr, the Fourth, Mrs. Ella Hall, Misses
Lucy Ford, Ada Stout. Muhaley
Adams and Mamie Stout.
Rev. NJ. ID. Willis, pastor of the
Second Baptist church, Of Elkins and
Davis, will leave the 9th. for a months
vacation to New York and Atlanti,
| City.
Miss Mamie Stout will leave Fri
day for Stubenville, Ohio.
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CORRESPONDENTS

of the church, as the members felt
cdncss of the church and keep up the
pastors salary.
Mrs. w. Smith is visiting in Elkins.
Mrs. L. ID. Coleman is able to he
out again after being confined to the
house for some time
Mrs V. a. Lee has returned from
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mason. Of
PIEDMONT
l.. ID. Coleman was a visitor to
Piedmont Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Susie Williams Was visiting in
Hamilton several days.
Willie hurley is visiting relatives
and friends at BuCkhannon
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WINIFREDIG

Mrs. J. s. Smoot was shopping in
Montgomery Thursday.
Miss Willie Chapman is spending
a few days in Maiden.
Misses Ella and Virginia Smith
were shopping In Charleston FRIDAY
Joe Smoot is suffering from 2
broken finger.
David Smith went to Plvmoutb
F''oay TO visit his brother who was
mashed in the mines at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Martin. Sam
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07
LIFE ON PANAMA CANAL

has had one frightful acknowledgements
ria troublc-that has brought suffer-
Ing and death to thousands. The
germs cause chills. fever and ague.
blliousness, jaundicc, lassltude, weak
ness and general debility. But
Electric Bitters never fail to destroy
them and cure malaria troubles.
"Three bottles completely cured me
OF very severe attack Of malaria, ="
writes VIM. A. Retwcen, of Lucama,
N. G., and I've had good health ever
since Cure s omach, Liver and
Kidney Troubles, and prevent Ty-
phold. soc. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
6-30-4t.