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NOTICE TO. LEN |. 90 !. LLosRs

To all persons holding liens by iadgs
7 ment or otherwise, ON tlIe Rsssl.
Estate or any part thereof ot I'D;
ward P. Pople.
J In pursuance Of aldecree OK The
Circuit Court Of Marion County sst
Virginia, made in al cause therslil
pending, to subject thereal estRte cf
the said Edward P. Popleito tae atis
faction of the liens thereon ycu are
hereby required to present az claim
held by you and each Of sou saiIlst
the said Edward. P. Poplei which afe
liens on his real estate OF any part
OF It, for adjudication to me d my
office in the Fairnont Trust Bniidipe.
in the city OF Fairmont, arion Conn
ty, West Virginia, on OF before the Sd
day of February, 1872.
Given under my hand this and Iiay
Of january, 1918.
las. A. MEREDtTH
COMMISSIONER III ghancesy
of the ctrcutt c6lift 81 aIas
rion County, West virgitiia
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Rel Health and Strength Back
Agaln,byFhe Use Of Cardul.

Tampa, Fla.-In a letter from this
city, Mrs. j. q. Corun writes: Il was
all weakened aud worn out with wo.
manly troubles My husband brought
me some as a tonic. and; from
the frst & seemed to help. 1
had alhi0 lost my reason. but
thanks to &at9H ! did not. so6n, 4
felt and Tod AXE new woman. ]
think the remedy Is wonderful. z
fecomn1e nd ID To m end, for hafa
received great ben eat from |"
CatduiSacts specifically on the weatt-
ened wonianly organI, strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and building
them up 10 health.
1t helps to refresh the worn-out ner:
yous system and relieves the effects OF
oyerwork, both mental and physical.
Fifty years successful use fully
prove the merit, Of this purely vege'
table, tonic remedy for women.
In every community, there live some
who have been benefited by Cardui.
y The beneficial effects OF this time
tested woman's remedy, soon show
themselves in many different ways.
Try It.
N. B.-Wrife to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Shattaii
ecosa Medicine Co. Chattanooga. Tenn. toE Spec.G
Tnsfr,tetienS. ana 64-page book, Home TreasuasnI
~ Womea." SenLln plAln wrapper On reausSL
.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
CLERK.

Fred B. Hough VS.. Edward P.
Pople, ct. ais. In Cha1cegy, Insthse
Circuit Court Of Marion County, West
Virginia.
The parties to the above styles suit,
both plaintiff and defendant, will take
notice that on Monday. the Sd day of
February, 1918, at my Office. in the
Fairmont Trust Building, Fairmont
West Virginia, / will proceed to exc
cute the decree entered III the above
styled cause on December A 1912, by
which It Is decreed that the under.
signed Commissioner shall take, state
ana report 10 said. clrehtt Court Ger
tain matters and thin an, abstrael
y vhicll d n dlloss. oxit:
! Frat "a Il lle Hens mon n q rea
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said bonds % whom he delivered
sane Of how5he dispose nt sasnes
Who igned and executed said
SUnderRritiug Agreenent each per
son who paid to said trustee any mon
ey under the terms ofisafi 'ttndefwTit.
inging Agreement the amount paid
by each, when paid and what said
trustee did with said money; /.
"(5.) How many Of said bonds were
delivered to defendant W. M.Laws
by trustee, by what authority, Or at
whose instance and directed same
were delivered to him, who paia for
the bonds SO delivered to din how
much was paid. and when;
"l6.) How much OF the capilal i
81 said Fairmont and Warrington Raif
road Company was delivered e sad
Laws. when same was deliy ten ana
what he paid for same;
"(7.) WHO'LL any persons, were In
terested in or had any property or
right with said Laws IN any of said
bonds and stock delivered to said
Laws; M
t"(S.) The value of said capital stock
OF said Fairmont and Mannington
Railroad Company per share at such
time or times any party in interest
may require of said commissioner;
."(s.) Especially bow much money
said plaintiffs and each one Of them
paid said trustee under the provisions
of said Underwriting Agreement,
whether they or either one Of them re-
ceived any Of said bonds or stock, and
If not, why;
S"QO.) Any other matter, being per
tinent, that may be specifically re-
quested in writing by any party in in
terest."
At which time and place they are
requested to attend with such books,
papers, vouchers and evidence as will
enable the undersigned commissioner
to comply with the said order of said
Court.
JAS. A. MEREDITH,
Master Commissioner OF the
Circuit Court Of said
Marion County.
Jan. 2, 9, 16, 23.
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LOST STOCK CERTIFICATE.

LUST SIOkN CEhtlFINHlE e.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described certificate of the
Capital Stock OF the Fairmont Build.
ing and Investment Company, cor
poration, chartered. organized and do
ing business under the laws Of the
State OF West Virginia, with its prin.
cipal Office located in the City Of Fair
mont, Marion county, West Virginia,
has been lost or Stolen and is now
missing, to.wit:
Certificate Number 1893, for ten
shares, each share being for the sum
Of ten dollars. The certificate above
mentioned was in the name OF the un.
dersigned, H. D. Haun, and was owned
by him at the time the same was lost
or stolen. Said certificate was lost by
or stolen from the undersigned, on or
about the first day OF June 1872,
while in Marion county and State
aforesaid.
Dated this I'd day OF January, 1913
H. D. HAUN,
scottdale, West Virginia.
Jan. 2, o, 1C, 90.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
J. Turner Koen ct al, plaintiffs, vs..
James R. Linn, Trustee ct al, de-
fendants.-In chancery.
In the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia
The parties 10 the above styled suit,
pending in said Circuit Court, will
take notice, that on the. Sd day OF FeD'
ruary, 1918, at my office, in the Fair
mont Trust building. in the City OF
Fairmont, in Marion county, West Vir.
ginia, will proceed to execute GER
tain decree rendered in the above
styled cause by the said Circuit Court
OF said Marion county, on the 9th day
OF December, 1919, an abstract oil
which decree is as follows:
And the court helns of opinion thai
this cause should be referred to one
OF the commissioners in chancery OF
this court to ascertain and repor
upon various matters involved herein
doth, therefore, adiudge, order and de-
cree that this cause be and the same
is hereby referred to James A. Mere
dith, one of the commissioners in
chancery in this court. who is Hereby
directed,
"1.) To take, state and settle the
accounts Of James R. Linn, as trustee
appointed by said parties as in the bill
alleged under and by the contract, q
copy OF which is filed with the bill
marked Exhibit Brown Contract, ant
under and by said Underwriting
Agreement.
"(21 To ascertain how many Of SAID
bonds OF the said Falrmont and, Man
nfngton Railroad Company we're de
IIiyered 10 said James 4. Linn. trustee
Iby whom delivered Tor what pprposI
tJ. n III, ~ n x ~ s5Sl
s. .E1llat saii. llraate sIit win
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS
SALE.
NOTICE


Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Marion County, West Vir-
ginia, made on the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1912, in that certain chancery
cause therein pending, wherein F. M.
Meredith is plaintiff, and Mary A.
Carr, ct ais, are defendants, the an
dersigned Special Commissioner will,
On Saturday, the 9Th day Of Febru'
ary 1918, at the front loor of the
Court House Of said Marion County,
at 10 o'clock A. M. Of that day, offer
for sale to the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, the following described
real estate, to-wit: A certain lot with
dwelling house thereon situate in
the First Ward Of the City of Fair
mont, in said County, and more par.
ticularly described as follows: Be-
ginning at stake at corner Of land
Of William Brown and Diamond
Street, and thence with he said Dia-
mond Street, 40 feet to u stake, cor
ner of Lot No. 2; thence with a line
OF Lot No. 2, 1870 feet to a stake, cor
ner to Henry Ruble land; thence with
said Ruble line, 40 feet 10 a stake,
corner OF said William Brown; thence
with said Browns line, 1870 feet to the
beginning; and being Lot No. 1, in
Block "a" OF the Fleming and Spragg
Addition to the said City OF Fairmont,
and being the same conveyed to the
said Mary A. Carr by Chas. E. O'Neal
and wife, by deed dated March 3,
1909, and of record in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court of said Ma
rion County, in Deed Book No. 1877,
page 46S.
Terms Of Sale: One.tnlrd (1.3) Of
the purchase money, or as much more
thereof as the purchaser may elect to
pay cash in hand on day of sale, the
residue thereof to be paid in two
equal instalments, due and payable
in one and two years respectively
from day of sale, with interest on said
deferred instalments until paid, and
for which the purchaser will execute
his notes, payable to the undersigned
Special Commissioner, with good per.
sonal security to be approved by him,
and vendors lien will be reserved
on the face of the deed conveying
title to said purchaser, as further
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w
aiiss MaFiel Berry. ri q, !. 1. I. u i6;e255iI
Mis- Enid Brown, ii. rs; eli. ii-5 rs
y taSbS I'll. VII. 3. 4. s5.scS
Miss Luln HoutS HeuIt. /. 5000
Miss Mary HallSR 3........,. $3.50
Miss Jeanett Moran. R. Is, Ca
tawba .............. 5,OO5
Mis- Naoma Morgan. R.,G..... soils
nj. Harvey McEItresh, Hoult.. 6,5S5
Mrs. csB. satterheld, Hoult,. 5,ooJ
Miss Lille Toothman, r. g.. 500
Mr.. Lewis Burnwor'h, Hoult.. 5000
Miss Berry, Frederick, Catawba 1880
Miss Della Radclitl, Cstawba.. 5,OO5
Miss stella Boyce, n. Gree. 5,o25
Mr. CarISDawson. Montana. -. 5000
Miss Edith Moran, r. l. c,ta'ba 1905
MISS Ruth MerriReld, r. So. 500
Miss Mamie Malone. Montana 5,OO5
Mr.. carfscarter. n. i. catawba 5,O25
Mr.. Hugh Meredith, X. S..... j,OlO
Miss Villa GasktI, Montara... 5'O15
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lIlIey,. ~ dead dated NV isiil

AgghS'l w 3SGAeNSS0 NtfttSf
Terms Of sale ore tiird issl O.
the purchase price. cs as saacli more
thereof as the purchase mas elect 10
pay cash in hand Ca dEy 81 sale tlle
residue TO be paid in tylo equal in.
stslments. payable III one and Two
years respectively: from sday q Aale
with interest thereon Until gpalsl and
for which deferred instpinenIs the
purchaser win execute Als NOES nay
able 10 said Special commis aioners
with good personal secsiFIty AZ he an
proved by him, and q Vendors HEN
will be reserved on the tace 81 the
deed conveying title said psirehaaei's
as further security.
JAS. Az! aIH,FsIsDf'f'H
Special Commits icner,
!, w. S. Black, Clerk n The Circuit
Court Of Marion county yest ylts
ginia, hereby certify that bona with
security approved BY me ss liiIeIeut
and in the penalty provided by saia
decree. has been given by said spe.
clal Commissioner.
W. s: BLAc i 1 e;lerlSs
Jan, 2, ., 1s, 2s.
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DISTRICT NO. S,

DISTRICT NO. 5.
All OF Fairmont district outside Of
the City OF Fairmont and all OF Grant
district.
At least two of the prizes to go to
this district.
Miss Gorda Conwell, Barrack.
vile ..................! 0,O2a
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JAS. A. MEREDITH,

I, W. S. Black, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Marion County. West Vir-
ginia, hereby certify that bond with
security approved by me as sufficient,
and in the penalty provided by said
decree, has been given by said Special
Commissioner
W. S. BLACK,
CLERK.
t2.91G,2S.
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TO save complete set Of six coupons and also those
obtain additional copies for Christmas presents hs
cost price 81 copy at this office add
on If sent mail The West direct and
Of tie book DIS
is ghS TIE paper Ac
close value fcr hy cent? anq
fliS4ep ONE fsal5pON
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districts.
At least two Of the prizes 10 go to
this district.
Miss Mary Morgan. ........ S,S29
Mrs, May Alexander. ........ 5000
Miss Ethel Barnes. ....... 6,525
MISS Deyinia Brown. ....... 1925
Miss Ola Bartlett. ........... 5,O35
Mies Minta Rosco. .. $50
Miss Georgia Summers, n. g.. G,22O
Miss Minnie Cumpston. $3.50. 5000
Mrs. Maggie Carpenter, r. g.. 500
Miss Katherine Donham..... G.52o
Miss Lenora Gaskins. ......... C,54O
Miss Martha Frum .......... SOILS
Mr., Fl. l.. Gould. ............. 5.805
Mr. Chas. R. Holt. ........ 500
Miss Clara v Harrington. 6,515
Miss Virtue Horner. ...... 5,O35
Mr. Walton Hinkle. ......... 5,OO5
Miss Bertha Hayhurst. ........ 5'OaO
Miss Esther Keener. ......... 5O25
Mr.. Lloyd Murphy. ........... 5,OlO
Miss Maude Merrlfeld........ 5000
Mr.. Earl Michael. ............. 500
Mr.. Floyd Morrow. ........... 1000
Miss Emza Meredith. ......... 5,O35
Miss Leary McHenry, r. &c.. 5000
Miss Jessie Morgan, R. 6...... 500
Miss Nita Powell. ........... 500
Miss Opal Radford .......... 602O
Miss Tressie Rogers. ......... 1925
Miss Pearl Scott. 5000
Miss Nellie SatterHeld. ....... 1920
Miss Lena Shaw. 0.OlO
Mr.. Julian Stealey. ........... oslo
Mrs Corbett Shuttleworth..... $500
Mir. Raymond Satteriield..... 5,UO5
Miss Esther Stevens. ..... 5,OO5
Miss Mildred Snodgrass. ... 5,Ol5
Mr.. Donzel Smallwood. ... 5,O25
Mr.. Kenneth Swearlngen..... S,ll0
Miss bessie Summers, R. &c.. 5,OO5
Mrs. Clyde Travis. ........... 0,Ol5
Mr.. Clarence Thomas. ........ zoos
Miss Blanch Vanata. 5'Ol0
Miss Floda VanGilder, R. &c.. 1925
Mr. Harry Wilson. ...... 5,OO5
Mr.. Virgil Watkins. ,....... oslo
Mr.. Minta West. ............. 5,OlO
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the four rear seats they should ignore
the obvious. which 10 II they DO not like
smoking they should take seats further
up"
They do that already" suggested
Mr.. jan.
well. then. membsrs Of tho Society
70 Isnore the Obvious must not make
remarks such a. How stout you are
gstting!' or I see you are not touching
up your hair any more!' And things like
that. In the summer time Mrs. Biotch
says. social questions are more to the
fore than soctological ones. - 70
speak,"
II know what she means" said Mr..
Jarr. when you meet . friend on
Broadway whom you have not heard
| from In some time you are not to ask
'How's your Wife? He 10 apt to reply
| Haven't you heard? 1t 10 q matter Of
which cannot speakv And then he
takes you aside and tells you all about
Il for two hours"
"You shouldn't know such people, in
the hrst place!" said Mrs. Jarr sharply.
And ! assume you are making an in
direct reflection on Mrs. Blessngton
/
husbands. The last time she married II
was TO very young man and she sent
him through college on her salary Al
! secretary and treasurer Of the Society
to Encourage Deep Breathing.
Indeed you think Mrs. Hotch has
an easy time OF II. but she was very
depressed to-day and told mo her life
work had gone for nausht, and thu
strain Of organizing new societies FOL
the general welfare was breaking heI
down.
y TN summer. she said. there was Z
general looseness Of the sharply draw
social unities-Mrs. Blotch thinks It du,
to the careless ways people dress II
svmmer--until. really. even her famoul
lecture on 'Engenics Among the Pc
lynesianS would draw only a slim at
tendance. and half Of those would 81
dea dheads who got complimentary tick
cts because they lent their names al
patfonesses."
"You sadden me-" replied Mr.. Jarr
"How many years has Mrs. Josephine
Blessington Blotch worked for all thes
causesT
We'll, she has been ardent for Suffra
, gsm. for Higher Thought, for the Mod
/ ern Mothers. for the Propaganda OF Tn
! cooked Food. ever since I knew her, ant
y now she will devote herself to the So
2 clety for Ignoring the Obvious"
I'm for this last with great enthusi
asm. but no financial outlay" said MI
Jarr. Speaking of ignoring the obvi
Gus. do you realize rye needed button
F., sewed on my shirts. and
But Mrs Jarr walked out with stated
step and affected not to hear. Sh
a had not paid dues, but she was enrolled
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whom he knew from former treatment.
The doctor responded with aiacrity, TAX
ms the suffering animal to his own staole
and innrmary. q few doors away. where
prompt attention soon brought relief. A
Few hours later an excited stableman,
representing the owner. found the miss.
Ing animal aftsr long search, AZ 7
A. N. ! saw the aforesaid horse, well and
happy, Just starting homeward. This res
marksbis incident Of animal intelligence
and appreciation OF humane treatment by
the veterinary seems 10 show that even
hoeseA like human beings have q favor.
~ Noese6 l.a> II
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summon mortuary assistant! 1t wux Q
mustard plaster saved her. she Informed
me doleful."
And you had to work on the Fourth
Of Julyr I gasped. unbelieving.
"Yeh. II wouldn't a worried me %
much Ccause there's usually such mobs
loose on the Tcurth). only II wus q sad
ree-nection on my popularity! Cause Nv
course no one'd believe that tn reason
] wus on tn Job wus because a friend
Nv mine wuzn't up on tn pure food laws.
They all thought Il wus because
wusn't asked. An II hurts ne fierce to
have any one suspect I Amt tn magnet
formerly wus. Tn fact 10 had two
invites, but one wux to q picnic over In
Hoboken an l know what delight-des-
troyers them Hoboken hilarities Is.
But tn other promised 10 be class
basket party or cheesy special holiday
dinner at tn end NV IT, Yuh never
know what might a happened.
might "a come back with a drmond
solitaire linxerin' on my person. An
then. lookin' at 1t frum another way
! might a been killed In a railroat
accident on tn home trip. guesI
that's tn sensible way Nv lookin' a
it," she meditated solemnly. Anyhow
I ! worked an it's goin' 20 be a dent |,
my memory Nv tn day. An speakin
NV dents. ! guess l got tn classics
little side line Nv them commodities il
my past life ever.
"rn tell Suh about one Nv 'em 10
II
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Conduests of. Constance
Bv Alma WoodaDavd

ng Co. Ths Nv York Evening World.
ago an l dubbed him tn hometown
turnip.' He wuz always BLOWN about
sisters still lived. Tn air wuz purer an
tn grass longer an tn people honester
than any place else on earth. There
wuzn't thing that Teller seen. except
tn subway an a couple Nv skyscrapers.
that had him feaxed fer findin' sister
attraction up In Valencia, Vermont
where hs>wuz born.
IAN tn time he wuz feedin' me q
boiled New England dinner in tn &c
be teilin' me bout tn elegant preserves
his sisters put up an bout tn cold
chicken what wuz always In tn icebox
an tn corn pulled fresh from tn field
| an nred into tn boiling pot, to be ats
| with slathers Nv butter made on tn
premises! Yep. he had its Of mem'r,
like that.
It'll At last tn inward gnawin' Nv my
Imagination. dom team work with m,
stomach. GOT tn better Nv my wis.,
guyery, what KEEP teilin' me that he WI,
Q hot air artist beyond compare. 81
one day ! consented to 60 up an pay
visit TO his sisters. to sample tn grui
an meet some Nv them )oor-but- homes
neighbors.
We'll. Nv all tn dumps. Yuh couldn'
SEQ tn house fer patches Nv anythin
frum tin down to a por ton Nv n pair "
blue overalls what wuz dom service Il
coyerin' n space where they had forge
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Vital Question.

THE case hsd reached . critical stAOs. Bv0r
~ Judss sssnsd = avabA b NRty n.
tsrst n IL proossaaAoA for ~ ~ -
portsnt vitnsss w. sbsut - - 0oOsanAnl.
80 you are ths isdy's asilr bssaa ~ sdsss.
- banista. ,.a~n1nSD
"YS. Dr."
Ding IN quotioni''
II wss in ~ isAvis asa. ~" 81
For what vuSpoor
II VA dssssins ~ jsAy's Aais 49, 4
The bsrEsstss lsansd sssvasd - sps6s s,>vl
and inpsss.vs6. New. tAink," y aal 81
want you 10 b. vsu careful h suusuonG -
question: Was o. was not yom ais1vso n -
room ct the timsi"-AUpaaus :,
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The Days Good Stories


. A hOcsG the tsnensnts that lay within ~
"A uhaliction when fifst took ~ oassi0s
work on The esst 3d." says . Nsv
York young woman. "was ons 70 clean out vhaeh
would have called forth The bat s(soeb d ~
rsnovstos 4 the Ausesn stables. And IT, fsnnies
IN thh tsusneat wsrs almost - hopslo = u
tenrmmt itssif.
"Or oas eccasaon ! felt di&inctiy encouraged.
however, sincs I Observed that the face a Sns
younSsesr was actually clean.
'wilAam.' said !. your face b fairly cnaa
but how did you ct such dirty hsndsr
'washin' - face said william. Judge.
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So &ES$:yc2a6OW>

Jarr. In fact. It Is new idea with
Mrs. BlOtch. She said 1t had just &C.
CURED to her and of course she put our
names down as Founders"
"oh. rs Founders7" asked Mr.. Jarr.
Yes. Founders pay 500 and their
names arc inscribed OH bronze tablet
on the cornerstone Of the Temple Of
Reason. when funds have been raised to
build the Temple Of Reason. Life NOM
bers pay TO- Patrons pay rs. Charter
members pay 80 and ordinary members
pay annual dLes Of q.
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Mr.. Jarr Learns That for Only 500
His Name Will Be Printed in Bronze
Cev,yiGAA. 1913.
~ ~ Pres PsbiisNlne o..
TIE New Ysst E,ssiAs World.

"Mra Blotch said Il was enough to
take the heart out Of one who was
working for any cause: but most women
would NOT pay more than e . year to
belong to any club. And sometimes sh0
had to dun them shamefully to even get
the g."
But what 10 this Society to Ignore
the Obvious?" asked Mr.. Jarr.
"weu, primarily. Mrs. Hotch says.
Il 10 to .nculcate savo!r faire and tact.
To instance, when women get on the
open street cars and md they are on
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OF Course.

NEW YORK ,draAste writer tiis d On
~ sctrss d ssess popularity who 10 Just be-
ginning 10 b obssased With the action that
he puhaic hoids her 70 b older than - ssay q.
TIE writr wss asasned b Interview this player.
h vishsd to obtain hsF VIEW With Nssr0es b
~ stats q me drama. . topic whasoa thu
dsscant
"lt dos not seem 10 ms." ssnt,y susssstsd ths
intSevie@er, With . SMILE "thst ! an really
sscsstAinins your opinion. You ought TO b frsnk.
sincs you, Sss ere Uay md
"Prsmatursly %. ny lear bog. ssnstursly
- tAs ectsva hastened TO aasurs him.-Judse.
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4 staten Islssa Here stsSy.
y ~ EAiGs 4 ~ u~pias Wassl,
yOUP readers who love dumb animals
wSil appreciate THE horss iacidsnt. which
10 ahsosutsly true. A AnS0 horse shout
~ ysasp old vas taken aok with collie
. eouDos Of nights $50 u his owners
sfq46e n etapiston. q T., and after SUIT
f0t9g ageniss. Soubtisss for some time.
tohe lsspsrats. broke his halter and
e01 seabls fastsninss and travelled ssv-
- b)oeass 70 The homo OF . veterinary.
whese II . A. ~. ~ ,psundsd vielsatiy
= e1osDet ~ lseeersv 1e0Giea and kspt
e. - Yata - ~ assnasl ~ Asslsss
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turned into lemon
Juice this Fourth
Of July" Con-
stance m o a n Q d
drearily. while
everybody Wux off
havin' . Jubilee.
tn substitute what
I had counted on
to take my place
went an got reck-
lees with . aged
lobster salad an
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The Canadian patriots Winnipeg Mooseaw who became
excited over the appearance Of the American flag those progres.
've towns should cool o Besides there good many
UP their way who may like such demonstrations When
Western American dspased the results apt be numerous
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PECULIAR.

women are peculiar, aren't they
How Is that?'
"Mrs. Wright said she had plain red
hair and then got mad because ]
agreed that Il was plain. t-Rssslo
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