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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-20
southsestern Ohio.

In the deep sand territory in south
eastern Ohio/ In Green township. Hook
Ing county. the Logan Natural Gas a.
Fuel company has drilled No. 3 on the
W. y. Price farm through the Clinton
sand and has a show for n fair pro-
ducer. This well had 20 feet OF Clinton
T Erna IN ths zane zane aistrist: MURPHY
holding up at 100 barrels a day. In Pike
township. Perry county. Ralph Bros No.
on the Ludikict Celadon company's
property. IL still producing 20 barrels a
day. In the Union Furnace district
Starr township. Hooking county, the
Charities Old companys No. 81 on the
Hooking Products company's property
u producing 200 barrels a day. South %
Logan IN Fali township. 7. r. purvia has
but II did not respond literally. II g.
thought that about 80 barrels will be
its epeed
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The Bristol International exhibition
VIII be held from May to october. 1915
rhe sHhihiticn g. 70 be upon a large and
comprehensive scale and 90 organized
aud ARRANGED ~ "a be thoroughly rep
resentatiye Of home manufacturers and
commercial products. a. well a. % the
natural Resources and manufactures OF
the Rritish dominions ana other nations
Of the world.
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STEUBENVILLE
STErrBDNvuJ.u n A.,

STEUBDNvuI1E o.. April 10
The remains OF Mrs. Caroline Wagner
who died here on Friday afternoon,
aged 81 years. were taken to Wheel.
ing today for interment Her hus.
pand, August Wagner. died In Wheel.
ing IL years ago. She was born near
wheeling and her maiden name was
Caroline Hazel. Three children sur.
vive, Charles and Gus OF SteubenyiIle
and Louise OF Wheeling.
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Court New.

Edward Jones and ID. s. Brooks, ex-
ecutors. VS.. Rafson Valley school ct
al. decree to give school its share of
residuary funds under will OF Phoebe
Thomas
Edward McLister appeared and
gave bond on three indictments for
selling 20 a minor.
singer Sewing Machine Co VS.. En-
DRY Ferguson. attachment discharged
and case remanded to Justice Scott.
MIS- Mary Martin was indicted for
keeping a house of i'll fame.
Chris Floto VS.. William F7oto ct nj.
suit In partition as heirs OF Henry
Floto.
Dick and Tom Easton, who were
indicted for burglary at Irondale,
pleaded guilty in court and were sent
to the reformatory.
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THREE - THREE = THREE
Baron Local Stocks.

.MHEELING. ". Va, April is, IA.
Lhe Following quotations on the more
ective stocks OF tho wheeling markell
are corrected daily for the Intelligencer
~ Geo. w. Baron. local broker and 4.
n Marshall. manager bond department:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-20
BY BUD" FISHER

nied IN common pleas court. jacob w
Weber 81 81 W. stephan 8. Lumbatis.
action 20 dissolve q partnership. &c. John
T. Christy vs. y. N. Christy. action for
Injunction. equitable relief. Ctc.
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above the Gordon sand and has a sho
Tor Oh ln that formation
Middle west Crude rHarfst Cus

hcstc day morning the various darro
of crude IN the mlafo west fields wee
subjected 60 scent reduction. with the
exception ~ Wooster. which has re-
duced 10 cents. The quotations for the
various grades are now Wooster. 81 al.
North Lima, fl-ff. south Lima and In
diana. $50 and Illinois and Princeton.
$40.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. w. VA.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYs ~ OF TIME pHPosrrs

answer Withdrawn; leave to plaintiff to
demur to answer by April Z.
i. c. sill vs.. The Fairfield. Muskin-
gum a Noble Gas n OIL Co, action ON
set up In petition. t223.sO, and ON issue
Found on cross petition. & nothing due
defendant from plaintiff. leaving sum
due plaintiff s223.SO.
Mrs. Cyrus II. Lingo ct al. vs.. Eva
Porter ct al. for partition and equitable
relief; leave 10 Basil A. Tracy 20 file
answer setting Up tax claim by April
20. 1914.
Margareths Gardner and Sno. vs..
Catherine Zerger ct al. action for par
tition; Catherine Zerger elects 70 tako
town property 20 appraised value: no one
else electing same, IL awarded. 90 her
on cash payment; plaintiff and defend
ant. Matt. both elccting 20 take 6 az
acre tract. same Is ordered sold.
George T.. Carleton W.. William Thorn
berry q al. action for Injunction and
for damages. demurrer OF defendants
Go petition overruled; exceptions: leave
10 answer by April rs. 1914.
In the matter OF jury commissioners.
James Mitchell stephens and John n.
Biiinan were appointed.
In tho matter Of court constable A.
9. Weber appointed for term.
Realty Transfers.
Asher n Eeardmore to Er Miller. IS
acres. Washington township. 81 900.
seSs. 's sar Siag io5 20 isHT 900 clause 90
George Drake % stella ". Drake. s2.5o
acres. Wayne township. 5000.
Anthony Evans 90 Alice Evans. 80
acres. Jackson township. $40.
cCleeti1 FClock 90 benjamin q. Weber,
part lots SO and 10. Louisville. s2.so0.
W. o. Geldmacher to George Baker
20.s5 acres. summit township. 81 500 90.
Leandcl G1dd 20 u. NJ. and y. q. Nor
RE. l0f fff. Woodenoid. 81.
-. Henry Kah-rais 20 FRED Kahig lot a..
y W. MAI f6 Lewis Heft. IT,. !. acre.
Lewleville. 5000
Edvard Miller to r. q. Weir. part lot
81, Calais. 81.
b. y. arka 20 81 s. Sole. ~ acres
Bethel township. 5000.
Charles Wrfuhart % Thurman Sprigrs
90 acres. Center township. 81.
Caroline Whinca % Henry KahrfF, lots
~. 81 - Woodansid. $500.
~. r. HafcfiTc 20 Andrew Miller. lot
rs. Sardis. $3.50.
James ~ SrhuOunuvrr 90 George Har-
rieor. % 20 acres. ohio township. $3.50.
II. Prank Smith 60 Hartlesq Pryor. iot
49, MuodHfcld. $3.50.
q 2. stauch ~ Edward Miller. part
lot 81. Calais. t125.
George steel Co William ~. rice. 50
acres. Adams township, $500.
y. " Tracy 90 fda Ford. lots - and
a.. Green township. $500
Amos Walters 90 ". %. Riley - acres.
sunsbury township f1.2f0.
Frederick Young 10 W. y Patterson
1a-acres. summit township. 81.
New Cases rnad.
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William o. Mcconnell. 30 years. of
Steubenville. and Lottie Z. Smith. is
years. OF Toronto.
John Burke. 81 years, and Minnie
Whalen. 26 years. of Steubenville.
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Marriage pcrmifs have been Issued 10
Forrest Howell and Mary Elsie Renney
". Cozziug and Pearl Smith. ". W T'li-
man and Myrtle Mailett. g. J. Erb and
Baaha ~ Holiday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-20

The total number Of persons en-.
ployed In England's shipping trade
~ all descriptions n steadily In.
creasinE. the figures being 274.7O7 in
1909. 276.3o6 in 1910 and 2Si 800 in
1911.
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Cattle.

w., vsai Calves and Fresh Cows
neal calves. good 10 choice. 3 50 q 10 90
y ca calves. fair TO good . 600 SO
Light and common calves. OOd . 90
Fresh cows. common to fairs 90 n 40 90
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wHEELINo TRACTION Con1PArr
Taking Eject June Al, 1908.


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBUR0
Wheeling weiisburs
Leave
22nd Street, Leaye
Mneeling Wellsbury
1890 a m 300 a m
$50 y. m 1890 noon
MOUNDSvILIE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLB
Daily Except sunday
10th Street. Leave
wheeling Moundsviile
l0:o0 a. m 1880 .. m.
3:30 p. m.
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing in excess of
hfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINEs-Daily Except SUNDAY.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and s:ls
p. m.
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April 10th
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N tHN FHlhN dIHTTlffs IaWrCnce town.
ship. washington county. the Tnochu
OIL Company has drilled q test on the
Joseph Smith farm into the Kecnor
sand. ana has n show for 10 or IS
barrel pumpcr. In the Lowell district.
IN Adams township. Mccormick a Davis
have drilled a test on the W. w. Price
farm through the Sq0-foot sand and
have duatsr This location IS one
hslf mile west % production. In Inde-
pendence township. the Mildron OIL
Company hes started % drill No. 4 on
the y Hopnic farm.
In the Hertiett development n Wee
ley township. Washington county p
stephens has drilled test on the Min.
rod Gcinca ferm through the Hcren grit
and has O. show FOR lght pumper. No.
Perry township. Monroe. county. the
plainvicw OF Company hnN drilled \ frrf
on the Henry Trunx farm through Tho
Iiig Iniun sand. and has = very tirht
uumuer.
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WHEELfSG. w. Va. April IS. IA.
Inc follo wing quotations or the more
setlve stocks OF the Wheeling market are
corrected daily for The InteliiEencer br
Howard Hazlett q Son. schmuIbach
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harrison County Guages.

Within the past few days there has
been quite a slump in the production OF
the largest we'll in the Wallace develop
ment In Sardis district. Harrison county.
The guages OF the wells producing 100
or more barrels q day are as follows.
South Penn OIL company No. Z. 3. II.
Lanhan. 235 barrels, Nesper Gas COM
Tany Nos. and z. Perry. 100 and IFS
barrels. respectively. and Grove A. Par
rish No. I. r. V. Moore. 200 barrels.
In the Big InJun sand development on
Thomas run. Battelle district. Mononga-
liza county. the South Penn oil COM
pany has drilled No. on the =. and a.
Fox farm into the big inJtIh sand and ~
produced 90 barrels the first twelve
hours. In the Weir sand development
In Elk district, Kanavha county. the
south Peni comrany has drilled No. 30
on the Blue Creek tract into the sand
and has q show for n good producer.
ON PickenpauEh run. Grant district
Wetzel county, y. $. Snyder A. Co. have
started TO drill test on the J. l..
Stevens farm. Wetzel county has more
test work starting than at any time I'm
the past two years.
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oO-Transfer books close April 20
LOT OF iss cash dividend. payable
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view Cases fnrd.
The foilowing new cases have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-20

IN tne NoNNhWcFt ffnuNNlVunfn frIGI
near Hookstowr. Green township. rra.
yer county. r. ". Adams has complete
40. on the W. a. Marquette farm an .
has = very hFht punRer. In the Same
pieted No. > on the Robert q. Gillespie
farm. and have a show Tor a f0-barrei
puu1rer.
BACK 81 oawdais Aiiengheny county.
Jennings Bros. have drilled n test on
the Matthews farm through All earda
Including the NTH and have n fuafrr.
They will drill 200 feet deener before
abandoning IN hierpa township. Greene
county. the CARNEGIE Natural Gas com.
Many has comnieted a second teaf on
The WYATT heirs farm and has n fair
earaer
~ the Hristoria district. the south
Penn OH company has drilled No & on
the Sarah Norris farm ~ feet into ffe
Gordon sand aud the hole has flied un
500 feet with nuid on Wheeling creek
Aieppo township. the wyoming Fuef on
company has drilled n second tcst on
the 3. 2. NcNay farm into the stray
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easser In poddridge.

On Middle Island creek. West Union
district; Doddridge county. the Hope
on the Norval Joseph farm through the
Big Injun sand and has n fair gasser.
on Big run. McElroy district. Tyler
county. the Tri-State Gas company has
drilled it's test on the Elias Lemasters
farm l6 feet into the Big InJun and has
developed no oil or gas.
In the Berea grit development at
Beech Bottom. Buffalo district. Brooke
county. the Rockledge OIL company has
completed No. ~ on the II. NJ. Wells
farm and has n light pumper. on Grave
creek. Cameron district. Marshall coun-
~. Him Ross and others are down 1900
farm. on Proctor creek. Proctor dis
trict. Wetzel county. the Proctor oil a.
Gas company has started to drill test
III. In rl-lLr, IIll halr.. far-n
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STOCKS.
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

Gl-Books close April 20 for niL
dividend payable April 80.
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OIL AND GAS

The cut in the credit balance market
at the close OF the week caused more
OF n sensation than discoveries IN the
fields. The ten-cent reduction in the
market price OF crude OF the Pennsyl-
vania grade Is regarded as but the nrst
step In further reductions Just how
great the reduction will be IL "A matter
OF conjecture at this time. So far the
reduction In the credit balance market
has had no noticeable effect on field OPP
erations.
on Big Elk creek, sardIs district.
Harrison county. W. Va, the South Penn
oil company has drilled its No. on the
Sarah Shaffer farm into the Gordon
sand and has a show for 20-barrel pro-
Queer. The same company has shot its
No. on the same farm and increased
its production from 80 to IS barrels.
The same company's No. on the Jennie
Harbert farm has been cleaned out and
shot and its production increased from
10 10 20 barrels.
on Straight creek. Burning springs
district. Writ county. the South Penn
OIL company has drilled deeper and shot
it's No. 10 on the \. r.. Wilson farm and
IL Is now producing IS barrels a day.
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STOCKS IPar. BID ASK !. :.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22
SECRETARIES MEET
HERE IN SEPTEMBER
ASHLEY SoWELL SECURES THE
FIRST CONVENTION OF THEM
FOR COLUMBIA.

Ashley B. Sowell. secretary OF the
Columbia Board Of Trade, secured at
at Nashville Thursday. the next
meeting Of the League Of Middle Ten
nessee Commercial Association Sec
retaries. The meeting will be held
about the middle Of September. It is
thought that there will be present rep
sentatives from all the associations
in the middle section Of the state.
The meeting at Nashville was purely
for the purpose Of organization. The
first real work of the association will
be done here. w. w. Ford, Of Gala
tin, was chosen president, and c. G.
Gilbert, secretary.
A feature of the meeting was the
elegant dinner that was rendered the
secretaries, who were present, by the
Nashville Board Of Trade. It was CIV
en- at the Commercial Club, and all Of
the banqueters responded to toasts
about the work Of their respective
towns.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22
TENNIS ENGAGES
MANY SPORTSMEN
SEVERAL PRIVATE AND ONE on
\ TWO PUBLIC COURTS ABOUT
THE CITY.

With the advent Of the spring sea
son, among the sports that are divert,
ing and amusing good portion OF
the populace Is tennis. There are d
number Of private courts about the
city, with one or two that are public.
Probably the largest Of the public
ones is in Riverside in the bottom
next to the river. A number Of the
younger business men 60 over every
afternoon to have q game. The
ground is in fine condition, having
been treated with top coating Of
crushed gravel. The surface is al
most as level as q ball room floor
and some pretty fast tennis 10 to be
seen every afternoon. There is no
finer or exhilarafing game, and YET
one that Is very difficult to play,
Like a good many things. 1t seems
very easy to one looking on, but q
great deal harder when one comes to
getting ont to play.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22
REAL ESTATE IS
IN GREAT DEMAND
FicUERs AGENCY ALONE HAS
SOLD OVER 100000 WORTH
SINCE FIRST OF MAY.

Real estate has never been more
active in Maury county probably than
it is ut this time. This is shown in
the fact that one realty firm, the T. N.
Figuers Realty Company. has during
the first fifteen days Of May sold
more than 100000 worth Of Maury
county real estate. There have Of
course been number Of other sales
through the other active and hustling
agents, but had there been none the
sales made by Figuers would show
the high appreciation In which the
farming lands Of this favored section
are held by investors. Not only has
the Figuers company made more than
100000 worth of sales during the
month hut there are a number of
deals pending that, if contaminated
viii bring the total to double this fig
ure before the end Of the month.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22
DAVIDSON COUNTY
|NsTRUCTs FOR TOM
YEFORGOvERNORSR|P
SIXTEEN OUT OF TWENTY-FIVE
WARDS ARE CARRIED BY
HIM.
f5H PRESTON GETS ONLY FIVE
Instructed Vote Was So to 10 In ar
vor Of Rye-Delesation viii Be Put
Uuder Unit Rule Saturday and He
Will Receive Unanimous Vote.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 15.--
Thomas G. Rye, attorney general OF
the thirteenth judicial circuit, won a
clear cut victory in Davidson county
in the mass meetings held yesterday
by securing a clear cut majority OF
the delegates chosen to attend the
county gubernatorial convention here
on Saturday. \.
With only eight votes unreported
from remote country districts at an
early hour this morning, Gen. Rye
had instructed for him IS votes, Pres
ton had 10. Berry 8, Roberts 0, Ave
votes were untinstructed and three
were In contest.
Gen. Rye got "A deegates in the
city Of Nashville as against is for
Preston, carrying the First, Second,
Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth,
Tenth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four
teenth, fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seven
teenth and Twenty-first wards, out of
total Of twenty-five wards. Eight
out Of eight country districts that had
reported this morning and Of these
Rye had carried the Third, Sixth, Sew
enth, Tenth and Eleventh.
Preston carried the Eighteenth,
Twentieth. Twenty-second and TWEEN.
ty-third wards, and got three out Of
the four in the twenty-fifth ward. He
got one vote in the Thirteenth dis
trict and Rye got the other one
Roberts received no votes In the
county.
The election passed OF quietly all
over the county except In the Ninth
ward, where there was something Of
q rough house and where two delega-
lions were instructed, each side nam
ing three delegates.
The Davidson county delegation
will be put under the unit rule 1t the
county convention to be held Satur-
day, It is stated, and the IS votes OF
the county In the Estate convention OF
May 26 viii be given to Rye.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22
AT
THE COURT HOUSE
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED
TEACHERS TAKING TESTS TO
GET CERTIFICATES.

For the past two days Superintenp
emit Graham has been holding exam
nations Of the county teachers, Oou|
white and black, In the court mouse
More than 100 have been present '
take them. All OF the teachers nav
been examined upon the reading O.
Gle books, the primary instruc'u
upon Carneys Country Life and oouD
try School, and the seco dairy
high school, teachers upon HONE
ter's High School Administra'i,
The questions we're prepared unu
the direction Of the state superln'ep
ent, and forwarded to Prof Gran'
to give eto the teachers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22

Porter sold the Watkins place near
Ashwood for $36,5O0. The farm con-
tains 365 acres, and brought exactly
$10O per acre. The deal was made
through T. N. Figuers. the we'll
known real estate man, who has
made several other large deals in the
last few days.
The purchaser OF the farm was F,
A. Nolen, of Nashville Not more
than a month ago he bought the Clop-
ton place Of w. H. Jones, but sold 1t
shortly thereafter to Mr.. Keene at
a nice profit. He was evidently very
much impressed with Maury county
lands, as he straightway entered into
negotiations to buy another farm.
The result was that he bought the
Watkins place Of DR.. Porter
DR.. Porter only purchased the farm
about the first Of the year for $22,-
500. Within little less than five
months he disposed Of 1t at profit
of exactly $4,000.
The Watkins place is one Of the
best in the county. It has over
three hundred acres Of cultivating
land upon it. 1t is level, well water
ed, has a fine old ante-bellum resi-
dence upon 1t, and is finely located.
The front lawn is most beautiful, be.
ing set with massive oaks and
poplars. isfIsl 4. ist
Mr.. Nolen win move 70 the farm
and make 1t his home. He will make
extensive improvements upon the
residence and the outbuildings.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22
PULASKI PIKE NOT
YET UP TO CHARTER
DECLARES THE BOARD
INSPECTION REVEALS THAT
SOME FURTHER WORK IS
NECESSARY.
REPORT OF sUPERINTENDENYs
Make Careful and Detailed lnspse
tIon Of tho Road From One End to
The Other But Find That More Re.
pairs shrouid Be Made.

In their report filed today the Mau.
~ county turnpike superintendent
state that they have made the exam
nation and inspection of the Pulaski
pike. as requested By the owner, Hor
ace Rainey, and that the road is not
yet up to charter.
The report is very detailed one,
and covers every hole and rut in the
pike. The superintendent went over
very carefully every foot Of it, and
their Recommendation are very mi
mute. They say that Mr.. Rainey has
not made some Of the Improvements
that they suggested on their previous
inspection, some he did make, but
not well enough to be permanent
which they did not mention in their
first examination Of the pike.
The report is exhaustive, covering
some four or 1--WE typewriter pages
II the improvements are made as sug.
gested, they state that the pike will
be entirely up to the charter require
ments.
The effect of the report is problem
atical. Some are Of the opinion that
Mr., Rainey will institute suit against
the commissioners, while others are
Of the mind that it will simply be but
further proof In his suit that has been
appealed to the supreme court,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22
TRUTH TRIUMPHS
Columbia Citizens Testify for the
Public Benefit.

3 A truthful statement Of q Columbia
citizen, given in his own words,
should convince the most skeptical
about the merits Of Doan's Kidney
Pills. II you suffer from backache.
nervousness, sleeplessness. urinary
disorders or any form Of kidney Ills.
use tested kidney medicine.
A Columbia citizen tells Of Doan's
kidney Pills.
Could you demand more convinc.
ing proof of merit?
a. J. Harmon, baker, 6 q. Seventh
st, Columbia, Tenn, says: Il was
In bad shape with my back. and had
to quit work for few days. Ny kid
neys were weak and panied me
Doan's Kidney Pills, which procur
ed at Adams & Martins Drug Store
(now H. B. Adams Drug Store,) re
lieved me and ] can say that they
live up to representations. I have
advised other people to try TINS
remedy and whenever 1t has beer
used, the results have ben satisfact
ory."
Price SOC. at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. Harmon had. Foster-Milburi
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Z.
Remember the name-Doan's-an'
take no other.-(Advt.) 9
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-22
coughed for Three Years

II. am lover Of your godsend to
humanity and science. Your medi-
cine, DR.. Kings New Discovery, cur
ed my cough of three years stand
ing" says Jennie F1emming, Of New
Dover, Ohio. Have you an annoy
ing cough? Is 1t stubborn and won't
yield to treatment? Get SOC. bot
tie Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery to-
day. What 1t did for Jennie Flem-
ming 1t will do for you, no matter
how stubborn or chronic cough
may be. It stops a cough and stops
throat and lung trouble. Relief or
money back. SOC, and s1.00, at your
Druggist
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for
Pimples. (Advt.)