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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-07
A Likely Good Wind

Reports from travellers coming
westward from New York City who
have been numbered among the
large class of eaters that is at the
mercy of the hotels and restaurants
there for its daily sustenanee, fur
nish another illustration Of the old
adage that am Ill wind blows no
good. 20
The Ill wind in, thisl case is the
strike of hotel waters and other
dining room employees. Every
person who sympathized with the
strikers in their efrortato. obtain a
standard wage and to, abolish the
demorallzipg commission system OF
graft were fearful, when the, strike
began, that they would have a, hard
time getting anything toteat., Hotel
proprietors tried to soothe them
With announcements that they would
have to get along with plain food
for the time being. 1,J Il,
But, when the serving Of plain"
food began, the erstwhF ne dining
room victims were delightfully."- and
agreeably surprised as the "plaiaP,
food they got was exactly what they
had for many years been wanting in
New York town, resulted. heretofore
as the one place where it was i'm
possible to get plain cooking of the
good, old American style. For ex-
ample, when roast beef was called
for, the, diner got plain roast beef
without obnoxious foreign sauces
and condiments that were always
served with it. When one wanted
pigin fried mush, one, got it.
The splashes of Italian, Ger
man and French sauces. graves,
dressings and other what nots
that have characterized New York
cookery for years have added to the
dtscontent and to the indigestion Of
dining room patrons there and ma
turally so. because. the average
American likes American cooking
and he will stand UP for it every
time in preference to the imported
connections.
Doubtless the strike will result in
opening the eyes Of hotel .proprietors
in New York City to the actual de-
sires of their patrons, and If the
graft nuisances can be abolished.
also, the wind that has blown will
prove stos5bss highly beneficial = all
around,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-07
bribery Again Feared

Legislative bribery is again feared
by state senator George w Band
In the event the next legislature i
Democratic, ana his newspaper
makes a strong front-page appeal
to the Democrats Of Doddridge conn
ty as follows to be ON their guard
when they nominate a legislative
candidate this month:
The, Record IS informed that a
stealthy effort is being made by a
lev politicians. in this county to pack
or manipulate the mass convention
OF June 20 so as to .nominkte FOR
the House of Delegates some man Of
doubtful Democracy ofgome man
who can be easily persuaded by a
few dollars to betray the best inter
ests of his country and party.
Get every honest, unpurchasablel
progressive Democrat in Doddridgs
county, who has the love Of COD
and country in his heart and who
has enough red blood IN his body
TO stand up and light for his pf.n.
ciples, be at the mass convention on
June 30, and see that no man but
a fearless, ineorrupti6le: progressive
Democrat is nominated for the
House of Delegates. tn 2
B fTheS people 81 Doddridge county
de9aad this year for the House of
Delegates a fan who Will mot sch
out; and they will vote for no other
kind man.
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are two producing oil wells, owned
and operated by the South Penn OIL
Co. the surface of said property. is
now owned by James Ogden, of Wal
lace, West Virginia.
@fC2l "A t-S3i interest in fee simple
in the royalty oil and gas in and un-
derlying Two and one-half acres Of
land. more or less, situated on the
waters iof Big Elk. Creek. sardis dis
trict, Harrison County, and adjoining
the above described One Hundred
Fifteen acres.
(3) A 1852 curtesy interest in the
royalty oil and gas in and underlying
One Hundred Fifteen acres Of land,
more or less. situated on the waters
Of Big Elk Creek, Sardls District,
Harrison County. upon said tract Of
land there are two producing oil
wells. owned and, operated by the
South Penn OIL Co., the surface Of
said land is now owned by James, og-
+den, of Wallace, West Virginia.
! eD A curtesy interest in and to a
certain tract or parcel of land. stu.
ated in the village of Wallace, Har-
rieon County, West Virginia. contain
ing one acre, more OF less. with two
story; dwelling house and other out
buildings thereon, being the same
three separate lots or parcels of land
conveyed to Flor4nda, B. Robinson,
wife of U. Taylor Robinson by s. N.
Parrish and wife, by deeds dated
May 22nd, 1900, October 18th, 1908.
and September sth. 1906. and of rec
ord in the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court OF Harrison County,
West Virginia, in deed books No. lis
page 42O, No. 1ss page 459, No. 15s
page AIS respectively. All the coal,
oil and. gas rights are reserved by S.
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! Ths Falkers and Doors.

While, % course, the Democratic
4 Sing REGISTER endeavors to ex-
ttAct 4 Dew grains of consolation
8tton the 6tate-wlde- Republican pri.
mar election held this week, II Is
forced to acknowledge that the pri-
mary was about as far and square
% It possibly could be. The testi-
Ii6hihl confirms the observations of
Republican newspapers throughout
the state and reflects popular con-
gtetl6n that the primary was a COM
splete success.
8 As q result the Republican party
y receiving warm praise for its
iprosreaslveness in adopting this
gney plan Of, choosing It's nominees.
The primary system is a big i'm
rreYeheut over former methods as
toyldesfa more direct expression
/. ot dtylduaI preferences 1t also
eliminates tAetibhal fights to a large
extent and gives voters an opportu-
4it % voting for men regardless Of
factIohal afiliations.
I s6nnection 1t should be OBJ
ssfssdSthh sn respect to the making
q ehli Tons, the Republican party
eht vltElnia is truly progress
ts organization and that. the DEM
dsttttc batty is still the same old
Dairy ofsretrusression Democrats
ntve been rather noisy in affected
praises Of more direct elections, yet
they haYei as OF, yore proved them
selves takers instead of doors. In
West Virginia their party still tlipgs
70 the old convention system OF Sc
lectlhg It's nominees and gives no
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BOOK.
Contracts Are awarded by the.
State School 3 ook Com
mIssIon.

CHARLESTON June THE yari-
ous successful bidders for text books
70 be used In the schools Eof west
Virginia appeared before che School
Book Commission in the offices Of
the state department OF schools this
week and tiIed their bonds Tie
number of spceessful bidders 81
course were small as compared with
thetnum5ef that received nothing
The following, Is a list Of the books
adopted and the name Of the sue.
resgfpl bidder. 1t win be noticed
that CHM and Company and the
American Book Company are the
largest successful bidders: IS
High school text Rhetoric, Web
ster, Houghton. Mifiin and Com
pany; American History, Ashley, ana
Modern and MEDIEVAL History,
Walker, American Book Company,
American Literature, Matthews,
American Book Company; English
Literature. Newcomer, Scott, Fore
man and Company; Physics, Mann
and Twiss, Scott, Roresman ana
Company; Botany, Andrews; Amer
lean Book Company; Physical Geog.
raphy; Tarf, the Mcmillan Company:
Beginners Latin, Dodge, Ginn and
Company Caesar, walker, Scott,
Foresman and Company; Cicero.
tombstone and Kingery, Scott,
Borespaaa and Company Latin il
Composition, Scott and van rye;
English Classics Merrill, Charles
j. Merrill and Company Sigh
School Physics, Forman, Century
Publishing Company; Art Educa-
tiol, Frangs the eIPrang Company;
Zoology, Davenport, the Mcmillan
Company.
Graded school text boo Spell
ing, Champion speiler, American
Book Company; Reading, Jones
to S, World Book Company; World
Primer, Grammar SCHOOL, Bfterature,
CHM and company: Arithmetic, Aps
.pleton, De-. Appleop and Company; ;
Mental Arithmetic, g4ippineott, ] 81.
Lippineott Company; Penmanship,
Berry, the B, D. Berry compahs;
Agriculture psoule and Turpin, the
-. F. Johnson Company; PhysIol-
ogy, Richie and Caldwell. World
Boo, coppang;a Geography, Frye,
Ohm and Company; Grammar, Mud
ern English. Emerson and Bender,
the Mcmillan Company; Drawing,
Prang, the Prang Company; United
States History. Montgomery, Ginn
and Company; General History,
Myers, Ginn and Company; state
History, Lewis american Book Com
pany; ]. Bookkeeping, ?Moutgomery,
a.. b. Merrill and Company; Setvtcs5
Peterman, American Book Company;
Algebra, Young and jackson, d.
and Company; Plane Ge-
ometry, Wells, Heath and Company;
maps, United States. North America.
South America and West Virginia
state, Rand, MGNally and Company.
O.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, West viz
gtnia. entered on the 7th day OF MAY.
1912 in. the chancery Cause of
Thomas ]. Parrish, etc., against ~.
Taylor Robinson. administrator. and
others. Roy E. Parrish, special com
missioner. will on the 22nd. day Of
June, 1919, at the front door of the
court house of Harrison county, West
Virginia, at o'clock p. m. Of that
day. offer for sale to the highest bid
der at public auction, the following
described real estate
l. That certain tract or parcel of
land situated in the village OF Wal
lace. Harrison County, West Virginia
containing one acre, more or less, with
a two-story dwelling house and other
out-buildings thereon, being the same
property conveyed 10 Florinda B.
Robinson by s. n. Parrish and wife.
by three, separate deeds dated Nav
22nd. 1900 October 18th, 1903, and
September sth. 1906. nd of record in
the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Harrison County, West viz
giniat in deed books No. lis. page
$50, No. 1S9, page 4s9, No. 15e page
as respectively to which deeds ref
erence is here made, said property 10
be sold subject to curtesy interest Of
y. Taylor Robinson. husband Of Flor
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CHILDREN
At Wallace VIII. Observe Next
Sunday with a Special
Program.

q : -
WALLACE, June THE wallace
Sunday school will have its ChiIdren's
Day exercise next Sunday night in
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Omar w. swlger has left for Ash
vile N. c., where he will Join Mrs.
swiger, who has been there for sew
eral months. They both will remain
there for some time in hope that
their health may be improved. Mt.
swIger's business viii be in the
hands of French Bates during his
absence.
Mrs. DR.. Allen Whistler. and little
daughter have gone to, Baltimore
where they will spend some time Wis
itlng relatives.
Mrs. ]. Blaine Moore and daughter,
Of Fairmont, came here Thursday
evening to be guests Of Mrs. r. "
Moore for few days.
W. E, Clifford and daughter, of
Lost Creek, passed through here re-
Gently eRroute to Fonda, where they
will be guests Of ]. S. clifford.
YE, E. Garrett and daughter of the
DAVIDSON addition. were shopping in
ctarksburg Thursday.
aAIr. and Mrs. A. ]. Nuzum, OF
Fonda. were In town recently look
ing after business matters.
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inaa 3. Robinson, deceased, All the
coal oil and gas rights are reserved
oy s. N Parrish and wife In and un
DERIVING the above parcel OF land
g. That Lac. royalty interest 81
and 70 The oil and gas upon and I'M
DERIVING One Hundred Fifteen acres
OF land, more or less, situate on the
waters Of Big Elk Creek, sardls Dis.
tFiet, Harrison County, the surface az
which is now owned by James Ogden
OF Wallace, West Virginia. on said
property there are now two prodpc-
ing oil wells owned and Operated n,
the South Penn Oil Co., said royalty
% be sold subject to curtesy interest
OF U. Taylor Robinson, husband ~
Florinda B. Robinson, deceased
Terms OF sale: one-third cash :,
hand on, day OF sale. the residua n -
paid in two equal payments in siT
and nine months respectively fror+
date Of sale, the purchaser or 49,
ehasers to give notes with ann-Sy,
Security for the deferred pavn,sS.A
with interest at. six per cent mar az
mum from date. and a vendors Nav
DC retained on said property as fpr
Their security. AuF
a.. Gfyen under my hand this the 17tb
day Of May. 1912. IN
ROY 2. PARRISH.
rs Special Commissioner
III; Wade cOfnhan. Clerk Or -.
Slreqit Court Of Harrison coun ',,s
West Virginia. do certify that Row
Parrish whose name is signed ~ ~ :.
ABOVE notice Of sale. has give, = ho Sns
as REQUIRED by the decree ~ Sa,a
mentioned therein. safe
day OF May. 1912. s A'tn
]. WADE COLEMAN. crsrt
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TRusTFlEtEiEsss NoTT1ioE on sane.

BY virtue Of authority vested in me
as Trustee IN. bankruptcy OF the es-
tate Of D. Taylor Robinson. bankrupt,
Twin sell, free and acduit Of liens; at
public alprttbh, to- the highest bidder,
atHthe front door Of the court house
Of Harrison eeountyg West; Virginia.
on the 2end day of June, 1912, at one
,osciock p. M, the following described
property belonging to the estate Of
said bankrupt:
(1l A 19S3 interest in fee simple
in the royalty oil and gas in and I'M
DERIVING One Hundred Fifteen acres
OF land, more or less. situated on the
waters Of Big Elk Greek, sardis dis
trict, Harrison County. West Vie
ginia, upon said tract Of land there
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PnEsSNRE
collLnasd lroLa pass one.l


street forty four pounds.
AZ house owned bysDr. a. B. nan
On Baltimore street the highest pres
sure was res.stered while the lowest
.ptesaare Is shown 10 be at me resI5
denee q Samuel Core on High street
The range 81 pressure IS from thirty
i've Wounds to 40 pounds which Is In
excess At an elevations Of the re-
qpitepant oh the National Board Of
Fire gnderRriters under, whose rec
opiInendatlons sthe extensions were
carried out BIZ the water board Tor
ne purpose OF reducing insurance
rates.
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dov5efnof HataeId

Or. IL ID. HATFIELD demonstrated
Aealpe tie people Of the state his
teat abiiltg t., do things. when be
ssSpt The state SO triumphantly at
Isi6sdsy's primary election. HIS
e4npagn was short but effective.
Il vac energetic and sincere. he
4p6ke plainly and the eloquence OF
gutserences CONSISTED OF
and sincerity Those
who IhsR- him ALREADY had faith in
hin and his campaign talk, and his
Horn principles led thousands
tiboh thepsands OF others to pin
u faith IN him. LAS a result his
lllensnation was . great personal
tEsafnph as veil as one that means
pAftg victory al: the fall election.
~ cyerIor OF the state, he will do
d has done in the campaign
defpte himself, his ability, his exec
aslystiforce, his honesty of purpose,
Ais love Of the people of his state
81 =
III the careful, abe and honest dis
citTge Of the duties Of the chief ex-
eEntiya
lB e ~ taeid's nomination renews
I'll Republican hope for keeping the
Ia the Republ can column ana
tican newspapers have new
y All are singing his praises.
Aefe 10 what the Wheeling Iatelll-
4 sebteF, one OF them. says:}S as
"a D. Hatfield has been
mated for the goyernorship of
wit Virginia by a very large ma.
tbflty. In many sections of the
g Dr iTlataeld's popularity e,ex-
'ess ia that Of both his competitors.
TAl5 ia tie result the InteTl gencer
~ conhaently anticipated for sew
81 months past, and it is a result
cn the Republicans. of. West
yifEhla Are to be congratulated.
nf taeid is very strong man
WITH A clean record. He has a
plessing personality. He VIII be a
stfea candidate and viii make a
Bl goysrnor. 1t is alsosa matter
sos chi Asplation that strong and
elsgn state ticket has been nomi-
sniAtsd at the same time.
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sMlTHFIELD
Woman is Buried IN Masonic Gene.
terry in This City.

The body of Mrs, C, A. Ingersoll,
aged 80 years, who died at her home
at snit6held Thutsday morning after
"a lingering illaess of tuberculosis,
was brought here Friday morning on
the Short Line train arriving at
1876. The funeral party was met at
the station by a special street car,
which conveyed the body and friends
to the Masonic cemetery where the
burial took place.
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ptomlse 3 improv NJ conditions
1ndesd tie eadeFs 81 the party.
through recsat nlpaiatioas, haye
done al they could to subFert the
VII Of &c members through auto
erats boss rue and the party in the
state today Is commonly referred 70
as the property 81 about two indl-
vtduals who have managed to obtain
the Win handle
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SUMMONS.
State 81 West virginia,

~ -fA+AANSANASe Z
State oi West virginia,
70 the sheriff of Harrison Conn
", Greetingt
You are hereby commanded to
summon Stephen Zsnick to appear
before the Judg of our Circuit
Court Of Harrison; county at the
Clerks Office OF dllrssaid court, at
rules to ne held therein for said
Court, ON the hrst Monday I'm July,
next TO answer 4 bill in chancery ex-
htbited against him IN our said court
by katherine zsnick, and have then
there is writ.
Witness, Il. Wade cotman, Clerk
OF our said Court at9 the Court
House Of the said county, this goth
day May. 1912, and ths 4sth year
OF the state = ~
4 WADE ooF#A Clerk.
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NOTICE 10 TAKR lgROsiTIONs.

GO4AOA ~ u AAAANFi 800 " - - w.
Katherine zenicki plaintiff,
vs.. IN ChaIcery,
Stephen zenfck, defendant.
In the Circuit Court Of Harrison
County, west Virginia. 1
To stephen zenlck: $
Take notice, that the dispositions
of Katherine zenick and sundry other
witnesses Will be taken lat the law
ONCE Of Charles g. coffman. ZIG
Court Street, in the City of Clarks-
burg, County Of Harrison, and State
Of West Virginia, on the 9TH, day of
July 1919, between the hours Of nine
o'clock a. NJ. and nine o'clock P. NJ,
70 be read IN evidence onIthe hearing
81 the above styled cause, in behalf
OF the said Katherine zenick.
If from any cause the taking of the
same shall not be commenced, or be-
ing commenced. shhll not be com
pleted on that day. the taking of the
same will be adjourned from time to
time until they are completed.
Yours, ETC., -
Katherine ,zenick,
BY Counsel
CHARLES G. COLEMAN.
counesl for Plaintiff.
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N. Parrish and wife, in ana underly-
ing the above described property.
Terms Of sale:-cash in hand on
day. OF sale.
This the 18th day OF May, 1912.
ROY q. PARRISH, Trustee.
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AZ Evening Echo

hle e1 thing 1t is for any man
oil oman to- have a friend, one
h4nph soul whom we can trust ut
teri, Nhbs Knows the best and worst
ard Who lbYes us in spite OF our
taitlt stiAFaLps IQENdsuEY
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oRpgs OF III 81 A1doN

State OF, west virslhia
AT rules held IN the clerks Office
of the Circuit Court 9ot Harrison
County, on MONDAY, the sra day OF
June 1912, the following Older was
entefed .sas 8
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Z T a YUpy, teste''I -
31I. ABE goFlF,sfAiN Clerk.
cSfiARI5Bs sG corr y
" 'qdnse Plslntitf
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katherine; Zenirk
vs. (Fn Ghancery
Stephen zehick I.
The object Of the aboYe entitled,
suit 3 for the plaintiff to obtain q
divorce from bed and board from the
defendant, and also to obtain the
custody, care and education of her
two child the offsspsing Of the
marriage Of the blaiHtiR and defend
ant, whose names ares yar9na and
Mary zen1ck: and also 10 ehtoin and
RESTRAIN the defendants from inter-
ferihE with 6p bOtheringEthe person
Of the plaintfR or the two, children
aforesaid =
And ie aring by afadavit dled
In this Gauss. that stephen zenick
lis a n6n.reaa ents OF this state 1t 81
iotderedI taas eRe1do appear ders
within one sfhonth after The date of
the first pdbtieation hereof, and do
what Is NECESSARY torpr6tect his M
tArests - a.. II s<.-.
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CHARLES G. CoFFMAN.
counesl for Plaintiff.
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RINGING
(continued from page three. }

Q s
as that of a saint, and whose wonder
full powers and whose bravery are
verify believed to have been Of divine
inspiration.
On the triumphant incidents, the
victorious engagements, the final de-
feat Of the English armies, and the
coronation of Charles VII. all
achieved by the frail Maid Of Orleans;
has been founded the inspiring spec
tacle which gives Ringing Brothers
circus a new significance and makes
an attraction such as the world in
searching for amusement has never
before found.
The regular circus program is more
than ever attractive. Its company OF
1916 foreign artists, its double menag
erie and its new street parade will
prove a great surprise to those who
attend from this city. The event is
one that should not be missed.
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EXPEDITION US
TO BE UNDERTAKEN

.Qf RothWeA Church, near KetteHnEi
Northhamptopshire, has been rear
ranged and placed or shelves to save
then from decay by damp.
The crypt containing the remains
was accidentally uncovered BY work
men some two hundred years ago.
Many suggestions have been ventured
as to the origf NOT the bones, among
them fhaf, they mark a monasuc bur-
la place, or that they we're the skel-
,etohs Of the victims of a plague. or
that the bones are these OF the slain
a tethe battle Of Naseby. A recent
theory Is that the remains are the
bones Of Villagers buried in The four
teenth and fifteenth centuries.
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preme organizer and he organized
the conclave here twentggSears ago.
The meeting Monday night will be
held in the Pythian rooms in the WIZ
liams building on Second street at
1880 o'clock. 1t Is essential that all
the members Of the new class be
present. The order has paid out
$4,000 here in benefits and $4,000 is
pending, Included in its membership
are some of the best residents Of the
city.
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DOWN pains would come back, and the
doctor said / had female trouble. Lydia
3. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
the only medicine that helped me and /
have been growing stronger ever since
commenced to take it. / hope It viii
help other suffering women asithas me
You can.use this letter. Mrs. CASSIE
LLoYDSN New Moorefeld, Clark Co. Ohio.
Read What This Woman Saws:
South Williamstown Masa+sfLydi
2. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound GER
tainly has done a great deal forme. Be
fore taking it'll suffered with backache
and pains. in my side. lives very irree-
ular end Ihad a bad female weakness.
especially after periods. T was always
tired soIthodghtEwe you'll try your med
ieine. After taking one bottle Of Lydia
=. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound I
felt so much better that got another
and now / am a well woman. / wish.
more women would take your medicine.
l have told my friends about il. Mrs.
ROBERT COLI, Box As South Williams
town, Mass.
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Ind MOTHER- W
lG WHY PAY MORE +? w.
HornOr-G Gaylord Co., Distributors.
ANNUAL MEETING.

C~larksburg, w: Va, April S, 1912,
The annual meeting of,.the stock
holders of Clarkyhurg Northern Rail-
road Company Will be held at. the
office Of the company, room AZ, Con
building. in the City of Garksburg,
Harrison County, West Virginia, or
Wednesday. the gath day OF April,
1912, at 10. O'Clock I nthe forenoon,
for the purpose OF electlng dlrector.
for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting
PAUL s. HoRNoR, Secretary
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There never wac a lime when people ap.
preciated the real merits of Chalnberlain's
Cough Remedy more than now. This is
ihoTn by the increase in sales and voluntary
testimonials from pers, rs who have been
cured by it. If you or your children are
roubled with II cough or cold give it a trial
md become acquainted with its good quail
ties. For sale by all dealers,