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The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-10
THE JEWISH HERALD

the hereaved husband, she leaves
seven children, namely: Mrs. Cipora
Brown, Sam Solinslly, Nose SolinslIy,
Harry Solinslly, Chas. Solinsky, Abe
SolinslSy, Joe Solinsky and numerous
other relatives. The outof-town rel
atives and friends who were here
We're: Mrs. l.. Miller, Mrs. julius
Miller, Miss Miller, Mrs. Joe Crager,
Mrs. Freda Crager, Mr.. Louis Ru-
bernstein, Joe Lucas, Joe Miller of
Orange, Mrs. Ralph Kahn and Mr.. II.
Zodiac of Shreveport, Mrs. Joe Ro-
mansly, Mrs. w. M. Moss, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Taub and Max Flaxman of
Houston and Mr.. A. Zodiac of New
Orleans. IL 81 Mr.. Jake Szafir has
returned home after a business trip
up East Texas. s. 4 #The Wednesday
Afternoon Sewing Club is the name
of a new club recently organized by
eight young ladies to meet on every
Wednesday afternoon and spend an
hour or two sewing. The first meet
ing was with Miss Hattie Szafir, at
her home on McFaddin avenue. and
after a pleasant hour with the nee
die delightful repast was served.
Those in attendance were: Misses
Edith and Janet Hecht, Tina Good
man. Carrie Schwartz, Julia and Anne
liza Tannenbaum and the hostess.
Misses Tannenbaums entertain the
club this week. Is s. The second
meeting of the Friday Card Club was
with Miss Carrie Schwartz, and after
several hours of fast playing, Mrs.
Henry Roos and Mrs. Harry Deutch-
ner scored the highest and were pre-
served an appetizing lunch in conclu-
sion. The Club meets this Friday
with Mrs. NJ M. Mothner. * Dr.
S. Rosinger expects to go to Houston
this week and participate in an enter
tainment in that city. Mr.. H.
Burkenroad is making business trip
up East Texas on behalf of the l..
Mayer clothing establishment.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-10

Mention the Jewish Herald when
patronizing our advertisers; it helps
Us both.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
Local and Personal.

PAY less and get better values at
Honeycutt's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mcdonald
are the happy parents Of a girl.
New goods arriving daily at CD.
Cole & Co..
why not try the new man? He sells
for less. Honeyctt, J. W.
RS. NJ, NJ. Fisher is at home
after !. pleasant visit at Jena.
We are leaders, not imitators. Al
ways some thing new at our drugs ore'
whitley and Thomas.
Mr.. b. E. Dillon left Thursday
Is accepta position at Fields va.
Il your groceries are out telephone
Nd. 20. rain or shine, day or night
and Honey cutt will send them.
remember II you Wanta pair OF
4 shoes, come to the shoe store. : Con
fit YOU in size and price. : 5s
". r. D ckerson, the Shoe MAI.
q man without a fashionable tie is
81 hardly dressed. @. b. Cole $40. mas ~
the latest styles and colors
Mrs. Brown Hall and children l1.rs
are spending q few days with rel r i
atives atlRustoa.
on know you are getting the best
when Won buy your drugs and 81 sun
SSs dries from Whitley 81 Thomas.
Ss. Now il the time to get your hat an n
shoes while they 60 cheap;
w. w. Kelley.
Some may tell you that what ! hay
on that bargain counter q ]us6 1 !,
same all stock that I want TO sell L
Come and see for yourself. W =
Dickerson Shoe Store.
Mrs. Hall and daughter are tn
guests Of Mr.. George Bland an
family.
Take. q. look at the fine lot Of mott
postcards We have displayed.
rs hitley s Thomas.
Mrs. George Bland and Alel
are at home from q visit e. rel 81
tIYes st Haught on
Mrs. Is. 6. Scott has come hon hon
from d pleasant visit TO her 9
%. home ID Ohio.
10 give money back il our groceri
aren' t. good. Try Us for NJ ney g g
Ing prices Y. y. faohesouo''
NE. Will Campb who Is ]. Wis Us
ing relatives ii Tenn, IS expect y
home soon.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
For. Sale at a Bargain

/ offer for sale, at a genuine bargain,
nv home on Maple street, in east
winfield. Corner lot 40 feet by $50
feet with splendid new residence ana
other. necessary conveniences, well
assorted young orchard, best OF well
water, in good neighborhood, electric
street light at corner o.. yard, near
hvdrant on water main. Ifyou want
= GOOD home cheap, investigate this.
nn1y.11-tf M. S. @KNIGHTEN.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

I have got a counter In my store
that YOU can get a bargain lioln
Come and see for yourself. ,
w. F. Dickerson Shoe STORE
Onr Headache remedy has no equal
For the relief OF headaches ana neur~
algia. Whitley q Thomas. )
MIR. I. }. Drewett came nome
from Shreveport Tuesday. We are
Glad to hear Mrs. DreNett's health .
is improving.
1fvou want pair Of shoes come TO
thn shoe store. | can fit you III SIZE
and nrice as my stock IS compleIe.
Wv w. +. Dickelson Shoe store.
.1uaS received splendid lot OF toun-
tam pens ranging in pace from OIL, one
to four dollars. Nhivley q A1 0oi'1
I'll, KetcheI. Johnson prize tight
will be shown al the opera house
tomorrow Saturday mig t.
T offer this bargain to all as git
of protit as am going TO sel1 al VI
these shoes that I put on this counter
~ r,bot IL costs me in the store. come
and see for yourself. W. +. Dlckefson.
Miss Elton Ingram OF Jones'
| borough is in charge Of Miss Byrd
Migrants millinery store while she
is With her sister, Mrs. Newton, OF
Camden, Ark, who is quite sick !.
0nr friend R. E. Fuller is happy
| over the advent Of a fine boy at
his house. Thelittle guest and his
mother are doing nicely and on
| excellent terms.
Realizing that the demands OF the
mo- business in WINFIELD do not re
nnire an all night service, we nave
a ;pot;tnted an earlier closing hour dur
ing the winter u1OAouos AA 1Ll1,
Aiwavs some one to answer nlght calls
alvey Whitley & Thomas.
~ Come and sec what good shoe 70
can get from that bargain counter, =
ny Xmas. $3.50 Ladies' black ana Ia
heavy sole shoes for only S2.25.
mr. Do W. F. Dickerson Shoe Store
n0 Court Order.
State Of Louisiana, Fifth DISTRICT
md spar Parisi1 Of Win1. Court.
AL 10 p. K, Abel, Clerk 9th Dist Court, Par'sn
J. Won viii convene the Jury Oommlssion !,
~ for the Parish of VIM at sucn tlms 40
lit. a. ru and nroceed in the manner provlaea ~
10 draw a Petit Jury composed OF lni ~ ~ =
OF y, nersons possessing the qualifications OF lul'
r. serve as Petit Jurors OF the december Ss
191O Of said court, for said parlsh' ~
Monday. December p, 19lo, SAG jurors "
Oes smmmnned to appear on said date.
,me You viii give public notice u thas o,ESs -,
}. spread ZIG " e"A1 ' : GEO, WEAR, &
~, 90 ION ,Judge 9th Dist; COY
- Attest: A true copy:
lced PIX. ABEL, Clerk.
l IL e. /,
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

November I, Pinchot wrote Taft Taft,
a letter urging him 70 stand against 'll
The Cunningham steal in Alaska a..
Next day. the country wrote TAFT
letters to the same effect.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

,rder to @. B. Cole & Go. and the
goods will be delivered promptly.
Now is the time for coughs ana
colds. Our Cough Syrup has no equal
Whitley & Thomas.
DR.. Morris r. J. Seiman of Quit. i
man. La, is visiting the family OF
S, M. Jackson this week.
I have gotta bargain in mems SHOES
on that counter. DON'T forget to come
and see before you buy. W. r. y.
y Ladies' hats, latest styles, may be
had at G. B. Cole & Co.'S, at reduceo
prices.
Our Malarial Eradicator is guaran-
teed to cure your chills and fever.
Your money back if it fails. Whitley
& Thomas.
z. j. Drewett will return to the
bedside Of his wife in Shreveport
tomorrow. The reports Of her con.
dition were very favorable.
| This is the month that you hope TO
buy shoes and w. T. Dickerson mas
offered you some bargains if you Will
call and see.
A large assortment Of ladies' and
/ children's shoes are kept atthe popu--
liar store Of G. B. Coles Co.
{. New heardwear is now the order Of
the day and Miss Beulah wilson Is
4 prepared to suit the most fastldl o u
i see her Millinery creations before
q you buy.
Mrs. .Jno. S. Hunt, who has been
lin Philadelphia for. several months,
sIhas returned to her 3 home here to
y the delight Of many friends.
!. Xmas is coming and you must have
8 GOOD pair Of shoes; if you will come
10 The shoe store we will give YOU
3 what YOU want, and the price will ..bf
| |loW for we want to give everyone :
bargain. W. f. Dickersons Shoe Store
4. Cole s. CO. handle the cele
8 |brated Monarch brand OF hosiery
I. The best in the market
We don't handle school books by
s we do carry a full stock OF all KIND M
Z of school supplies which we sell for les les
- than anyone else in town;
Whitley & Thomas
= Dr.. B. Fl. Talbot Of Dodsor
d president, and Glen Fleming, N ma al !
ager sc the Dodson Fair, were ,g'!r1 !
town this week talking business.
!. TRY that new SC cigar. It's a dand
smoke, equal to a straight 10 cente
Whitley & Thomas.
y y, Ribbons in all the fancy colors al
go ali lengths and widths, at Q. 2. 70
q Co.'s e
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
Jury Venire.
venire drawn to serve at the December TERM ''
4, r.;.4,, 1naieial District Court. y
n VI NC WIZ =. q q ..,,,i{-
Clerk 5th Dist. Court, VIM Ph.

Every family has need Of a good
reliable liniment. For spras1l1n[s4;
bruises, soreness Of the muscles IS ano
rheumatic pains there is none PET, bette1
than Chamberlain's. Sold py a.
dealers.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

when you want legal advice ADV !
hunt up some man ma ] who ''.| would
rather help you to keep out q !.
trouble than 10 get you out after Ter
YOU are once IN up TO your knees P's
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

5AAI i s or s good responsible
wv diIltu white renters on fine
plantation in Madison parish on
Mason bayou. Rent 8S per acre ere.
Good houses and water. Address
j. W. Bird, Whitford, La.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Don't try. to winter fall pigs
without good provision for s slo '1'l'''
Besides the feeding value, the slop
encourages the pigs to drink free e
IL, which is desirable il 4 cold old
weather.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
If YOU have a bargain co 60

that will give from 2 1-2 to 8 gallons
81 milk a day per day full measure,
state age and particulars. Address
Box 239.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
Antiseptic. Remedies

destroy disease germs, DR.. Bells Anti
pain is an antiseptic remedy for ex-
ternal and internal pains, rellef Is
almost instantaneous. Sold every
where. 81 ss;S 5.:5l
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
Notions and furnishings new every
day. at the G. B. Cole & Co.'S store.

If you cannot come phone your
order to O.. B. Cole & 60. and the
goods will be delivered promptly.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

f. ca,a 1850 acres Of good farm
I VI OdaC land, good six-room
building; 40 acres Of open land, 80
acres pasture, two good barns; other
out buildings; cheap for cash. Two
miles south of Calvin. For further
information see Postmaster at Calvin,
La. q
n.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
Make Up Your Own Mind ii .

When in the need Of cough medicine.
If you buy DR.. Bells Pirie line; "a
we guarantee you get the best.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Now is the time for coughs ana
colds. Our Cough Syrup has no equal
Whitley & Thomas.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

II orse fol Sale go 5SG' b saae's.
animal, bay. five ears Old, weighs Chs
about $50 pounds, gentle and good 300 !
natured. Anyone wanting q good com
|bination horse should address " ".
Wood, ID odson ouisia 49,; 2-zt
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-12-13
ST ECIAL COMMISSIONS
Frs SHLE.

Pursuant to the authority vested
in me by decree of the Circuit
Court OF Wood County, West Viz
ginia, rendered OH the 25 day If
October, 1910, in the chancery cause
therein penoiug, in which Harry ID.
Perkins Administrator with the will
annexed Of =. w. Leese, deceased.
IS plaintiff, and Elizabeth 4. Leese
and others are defendants, L VIII
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder at the front door Of the
Court House IF Calhoun Caunty,
West Virginia, on THURSDAY
the ID Day 81 December,
1910. between the hours Of , and
o'clock p NJ, all that certain lot,
tract or parcel Of land lying and be-
ing in Burning Splugs Distric'
Writ County, West Virginia, and IN
Sheridan District, Calhoun County,
W est Virginia, and described as fol
fows:-
Fhe same beng made up and COM
posed Of several small tracts desert
bed rs follows; to.wIt:- One tract
known rs the Worley LETTERS farm
containing forty eight acres. more
or less; one small tract, part of the
Rothbono Ia ds, bought by Hiram
CAM bel from George Momoe, an
other tract part Of the SAID Rat
b~ne lands, bought by the said
Campbell from George w. Cain;
another small piece, being Il part Of
n 1877 acse tract formerly owned by
Thomas Blackshire, all of the said
tract odjoining the original Wouey
Jetfers farm, and ali Of them con-
tanning one hundred and ten CcIos
(ilO) acres, more or less, and as
above stated, being the same land
conveyed by Hiram Campbell TO
j.. T. Blackshito, by deed OF article
of agreement made and entered into
between the said Campbell and
Blackshire ON the 81 day Of August,
1889, and Iecordcd IN the Office Of
the Clerk OF The County Court Of
Writ County, w. Va, in Deed Book
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Nuts, fruits, and candies at
Chenoweths.
Col. Mike Duty returned to his
home at Pennsboro Saturday,
after having spent several days
here.
Albert Heck, q prominent mer-
chant of Rutherford, Richie
county died suddenly Sunday Of
last week
We are indeed sorry to learn
that w. F. Plant continues in
very poor health, from the dread
brights disease.
Hurry up or you will be too late
to get one Of those Jacket Suits
at Chenoweths, that are selling
so fast at his big reduced prices,
The families of Mr.. Tulley and
Mr.. Rogers, bridge men, left this
place Friday morning for Sutton.
where they will live this winter.
Hagan Barr returned Saturday
evening from Parkersburg.
where he had been visiting his
family and attending to business.
The jury in the case Of Menlo
Moore, charged with the murder
of c. f. Gibson, at Vincennes,
Ind, returned a verdict of not
guilty Dec 8
Hon. J. M. Hamilton returned
home Saturday evening from
Washington, where he had gone
to be present at the opening Of
this session Of congress.
Charley Frashure was in town
Sunday, enroute for Parkcrs-
burg, whence he will go to Bev-
erly to which place he will move
his family in a few weeks.
Want & Barr have a few good
things to offer you in shoes and
clothing at your own prices.
Look them OVERT is worth while.
Miss Fay Oleg returned during
the last week. from Reedy.
Roane county, where she has
been nursing Mrs. Hardman.
Miss Fay is a fine nurse, and her
services are appreciated very
much by her patients.
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
Cheroweths for Xmas goods.

Chenoweths for Xmas goods.
Miss Nellie Stump now has
charge Of the Kanawha Tele-
phone office here.
We have heard several farmers
who live close to Grantsville com
'Plain a great deal here lately
about people trapping upon their
premises, and if the guilty par
lies are caught, no doubt but
what the land owners will have
the law in this respect enforced
to the limit It would in all
cases be wise for a hunter TO
have written permit from land
owners before entering upon
their property for the purpose of
gaming in any manner. The law
in regard to this is very strict.
Buy your Xmas Toys at Cheno-
wethg.
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No. 30, page 1913, to which refer
ence is here made, and being the
same lands conveyed unto the said
j. w. Leese by T. A. Brown, Spe
cial Comminnioner, by deed dated
June IS. 1900, and recorded in
Deed Book No. "a, pages 375 and
376. Of the records of Calhoun
County. West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money
cash In hand on the day of sale, the
residue to be paid in two equal in
sediments, with interest, six (G)
and twelve (12) months after date,
respectively, the purchaser or pm-
chasers to execute to the said Spe
cial Commissioner his two notes
with good personal security, for sad
deferred payments of purchase mon
ey, BEARING date of said SAFE, paya
bic with interest, six and twelve
months after date, respectively.
The legal title to be retained until
all of the purchase money is paid.
HARRY D. PERKINS.
Special Commissioned.
l JAS. A. Bryan, Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Wood County
West Virginia. do certify that Har
ny d, Perkins Special Com issioner
has executed before ne his bord
with approved security. III the pen
atty of Five Thousand $4,000 OO)
Dollars, conditioned according ID
law.
JAMES A. BRYAN
Clerk Circui Court
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Fiduciary Notice.

The undersigned Commissioner Of Ac-
counts for Calhoun county West Virginia,
has before him for settlement the following
iiduciary accounts:
L. +. NJ ans admir- Of f. S. Means.
deceased
A. l. and Lee Gamer. Exors. Of tho
last VIII and testament of 5. w. Gamer,
deceased
a. g. Mathews Gdn' for Iona Dell
Taylor Given under my hand this 2
day Of December 1910.
). 7. Waldo, Com'r Accounts for Calhoun
County w. Va.
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Saves an Iowa Man $ Life
The very grave seems to vawn before
Robert Madsen, Of West Burlington, Iowa
when, after seven weeks il the hospital
fonr OF the best physicians gave him mp.
Then was shown the marvellous curative
power Of Electric Btters. Fer, after eight
months Of ffightful suffering from liver
trouble and yellow jaund!cc, getting no
help from other remedies or doctors five
bottles Of tins matchless medicine complete
ly cured him. lis positiveIs guaranteed
for Stomach, Liver or Kidney troubles and
never disappoints Only SOC. at AL drug
gists.
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Better Than An Insurance POLICY

That's what people who have used
OdDerts Cholera Antidote and Diar-
rhoea Compound, say. 1t is bet
ter than an insurance policy because
1t may save your life-the insurance
policy cannot.
Odbert's Cholera Antidote has been
on The market since 1866. and has never
failed to give relief in Collie, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Flax, Cramps, Summer Complaint, etc.
IT is the only Diarrhoea remedy used in
the practice OF the better physicians.
Listen to what they say:
have prescribed Odbert's Cholera
Antidote with excellent results, and
recommend IL to the public.
NJ. NJ HOFF NJ D..
Philippi w. Va.
have been using Odbort's Cholera
Antidote for two years i'm my practice
and consider IL almost indispensa bic in
cholera MorDus, Cramps and Dr.
erThoea.
THOMPSON STROSNIDER. NJ D.
Blacksville, w. Va.
1t affords me great pleasure to testf-
~ to the merits of Odberts Cholera
Antidotc or Diarrhoea Compound
consider &c saved my life when a bow.
/ have since used ii in my practice with
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Obituary.


born Sept. Goth 1896, and was
married Aug. 18th 1856 to the
present Deacon ID. w. Cheno-
weth of Ebenezer Baptist Church
who is a stock holder in the Bap-
list Publishing Co. of Little Rock
Ark.
She made a public profession of
faith in Christ Oct. 1871, and
after baptism became one of the
continent members of Ebenezer
Church at Euclid, w. Va
After bearing the burdens and
Sharing the pleasure of life FOR
81 years 2 months and Is days
with him whom she learned to
love when a.maid, and after over
~ years of faithful devoted
Christian life. in which time she
fought good light.,.' she Fin
ished" her course, she kept
the faith" End Tim Al. After
a few weeks of patient suffer
ing. on the 10th. of Nov. 1910
God called ON her to lay her ar
NOR down and come up higher.
at the ripe age of "a years. l
month and % days.
Her mortal remains We're in
tered in the Reip Cemetery
Nov. 18th in the presence of a
large concourse Of people. Ser.
vices by the pastor. assisted by
Rev. NJ. S. Gherke. She leaves
devoted husband and five chill
dren, four sons and one daughter
to mourn her loss, with several
grand children and a host of
friends. With faithful hus-
band she toiled to rear and edu-
cate her offspring and to lead
them to Christ in whom four
have professed hope.
Now dear loved ones, when
tempted think of mothers ad-
monitions and example. Yes to
all of us she IS a beacon light on
the other shore. And like the
souls of them that were slain for
the word Of God, and for the tes-
timony which they held, she
doubtless wears a white robe,
and locks back to this earth with
some concern for those she left
behind. Please read Rev. 60
10, IL.
Rene mber dear ones many of
you have children that yca
should by word and example lead
to Christ. And those who know
Him experimentally need to be
helped over the rough places.
BY the course of nature the
berieved husband will soon join
her where parting will be nc
more. But many of the middle
aged and young may precede
him. For what is life?
Ills the wink of an eye, It's
the draught of Il breath,
From the blossom of health to
the paleness of death.
From the guided saloon to the
bier shroud,
Oh! why should tie spirit of
mortals be proud.
Yea, hope and dependency
pleasure and pain.
Are mingled together in sun
shine and rain,
And the smile ard the tear,
tire song and the dirge,
Still follow each other like sur
gre upon surge.
Oh! why should the spirit of
m'rtals be proud?
Like g swift fleeing meteor a
fast flying cloud,
A flash of the tightening, a
break of the wave,
He passed from life to his rest
in the grave.
BE we also ready when the
summons comes.
BY the Pastor, j. N. SMITH
The Grantsville News and
Braxton County papers please
copy.
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The we'll drilled by Godfrey l.,
Cabot on the Right farm east Of
town came in Wednesday, dry.
John Barr, resident of Rus
set, and a gentleman of the first
class, was here Friday, doing
some Christmas shopping.
Do your Christmas shopping
this week. You may not get
what you want if you wait too
long.
Louis Vannoy was a guest
within our village Friday. He is
much Of a gentleman, and we
always like to shake his hand.
Remember we publish no pa
per at this office during Christ
mas week. No one is the looser,
as our patrons only pay for fifty
issues the year, which gives Us
the weeks Of July 4th and Christ t.
mas for our vacation,
Mrs. Doud Stump, of Philips
run. was a caller at our office
Friday and ordered the Chronicle
and Uncle Remus Home Maya
zine for the next year. She says
that Doud is recovering from his
recent spell of sickness, with
which he has suffered much pain.
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highly gratifying effect. and can not
praise 1t too highly.
s. AUSTIN PRATT, M D.,
Kingwood, w. Va.
IT affords us great pleasure to rec
ommend your valuable medicine known
as Odbert's Cholera Antidote. We have
used IL in our practice for the last
twenty years with the greatest results
after many remedies had failed. For
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Flux and Collie
its equal can not be found. For neu-
ralgia OF the bowels 1t is certain
cure.
]. r. BLAIR, NJ. D.,
Buckhannon, w. Va.
j. ]. MORGAN. NJ. D.,
Buckhannon, w. Va.
These are convincing, but a trial
will convince you quicker than all
the testimony in the world. Remem-
Der, ut is better than an Insurance
Policy" and at never fails"
You do not know how soon you
will need it; be prepared for emer-
gencies. Buy bottle now, you can
not spend Csc to better advantage.
Be sure to get the original, the kind
that Never Fails, and is Better than
an Insurance Policy-Odbert's Chol-
era Antidote.
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Your Checks.

Kindly send us your Bank
Book, that we may balance same
and return your checks and
make room for future business,
THE CALHOUN COUNTY BANK.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-12-13

A few ladies suits to close at a
bargin at Want & Bars. All
suits and coats must go at some
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