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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-26
CANNON WILL MARK SITE
OF OLD FORT|F|CATION
mond To-Day From War
Department.
WILL ORNAMENT PARKWAY
Position Assigned Is Opposite That
OF One of the Famous Inner Forts
Around Richmond During War BE-
tween the States.

Councilman Rogers. chairman OF the
subcommittee charged with arrange
ments for placing n cannon on the
Monument Avenue site marking the
inner Notifications Of Richmond during
the war. reported to the Council Com
mittee on Advertising and Enterprises
last night that the cannon will be
delivered In Richmond by the War De-
partmcnt to-day
The committee has awarded to W. r..
Mason contract for constructing n
suitable granite base, upon which the
gun VIII be mounted. The cannon that
mas been purchased IS n brass seiec
gun Weighing lao pounds with the
gun mas been supplied 40 tcn-pound
shells. which will be mounted BY its
sue and make it look business like
The gun Will be placed In the mid
uie or the parkway on Monument
Avenue Just east OF Davis Directly
opposite. there still remains n portion
OF an old fertilization which formed
one OF the inner dcfcnscs OF the city
during the War Between the states
Nlthln the next few years the breast
works Will give way To foundations
TOT residence structures. and the canon
alone VIII renal to mark the site OF
the one-tme stronghold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-26
Mrs. Rorer S Cooking
Lessons

Mrs Rorer has consented to continue
her very interesting and instructive Cook
ing Lessons through next week, provided
as many as one hundred tickets are taken
Should this plan carry. two hour
Lessons Will be given daily, as follows:
FOR LADIES-Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, l TO l o'clock
FOR COLORED COOKS - Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. 4 to 6 o'clock
Secure your ticket, also one for YOUR
cook. TODAY!
All the cooking appurtenances. such as
Moulds. Dishes, her latest Cook Book
etc, etc, are on sale in the Basement
liousefurnishing Goods Department at
Miller & Rhoads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-26
sixty DAY, for Thief, q, Shoe.

George Scott. alias George Hicks col
ored. was convicted of the theft OF n
pair OF shoes from William Young.
when arraigned In the Police Cour.
yesterday. and was sentenced to sixty
days in jail
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
Pleasant Plains.

M Ross 5---=- Ia -. y -
s-ck L. .o- - - v==k
TIE S=lga oo-.-,,.1 Cl-o We a.
-e-zi-=1 = "a s,.ool -cus= As
T.-rsdzy ztt=--oo- - E-s S=z-o.
D=Vz-ey
I rsrT i-s-rut-iT= pzrer. -Sz.--zl
Esso 1rr=s ar MAJ u.zt- --=s 2, ia
.o.~ wa rszd ~ M s--o-E also
:. Interesting s.o-- paper q Ai-
ard Seor= q Do-estie Sess-ee-' II
yrz- Howell
Ezch -eube- respo.d=d 70 roll
call 81 giving SALAD reeip=
After sd.ournnent, Refreshments
Q. ics cream and cake z=r= serred
Tie club viii d entsrtzin=d D. Mrs..
z L strodsr OF the znd thursday
IL August
All are invited 70 cone 70 the Il
dssTor nesting Sunday evening. TIE
topic FOR next Sunday evening &.
What Christianity has done for the
world"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

sac Fcc'3 rc--.ss.9-=- White
Ia -ss--- - :.--c-i.s order re-
gazing - .z-= G.: o-t-sr
= --=z-=-.=s o-tter mAnufac-
---s-s z-re--- z-t A.. oiher persons
missing butter FOR human con-
--5--o- = tAis STATE are advised
"a - selling @. butter in prints or
- szz=s shall contain Is opuces
= u zToirdupois
t. selling % butter in less than
,.9--- = ksges does not comply
e--- -l= butter izw Of this state and
- Dr-cill= Of breaking packages
z1- =-iing portions thereof Will not
= tolerated Inspectors OF this de-
rsrtueli are hereby instructed to
or-lg prosecutions against all per
sos ==lling or handling butter IN any
manner which does not conform
strictly 10 the Law "
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
Grand TSev

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TIE ss-vsees rill oo--s-s= 4 .sb
NJ ar NJ. Water Tr.ko- "a
q q his mother Nrz Z ? ~.eto-
Sunday.
NJ and Nrz l D Ts-9l=-c- we
Snoshons callers F-1dzy.
The Hs1er B-os los- : ..-ss as
~eek. liz cez-h icing ez1s=o y :
sDinzl disezs=
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
How's This?

we ofIer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrb tbat
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrb
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. n
We, the undersigned, have known
+. j; Cheney for the last 15 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and finans
ciaIiy able to carry out any obliga-
lions made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
,,.r Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
testimonials sent free. Price rs
cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. '"e
stipation. Son-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
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zna- 7Gr = -4r 2es-sn.-. -iEa
49, ncsar -urr-z ~ $3.50
-i-- y -sns. Si--x

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

NJ. T=<f =: .ssE kszs.. Ia IA
81 J., La z5oos II -1s DI5.ls ,-Es=
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a. IL 5ss-oo-t E0rr-E-rs Et-s-
Doiss
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fsli t.-o ~ rzs---z. sr- ~ ;sis-
,,0os az IL goo s,-l- ing erss-
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Bz-rT-o-s 1zll 6u-cay z.ts--oo.
g1ly IL, ar Eosxk y -toss VIC sill
eDzs z-c oszr Xix.
HTao soEl1 have -toEg.t t.zt Ar
ez1lx Eoll1 Ess b -i-sy al sIc-ss
!, s.s La 70 its-s .. Interest, Ny
Lot xek1oE lscze tae TAT ioktezc o.
t-3l,g 70 sT0ic Inc l1s1e with Doetr.
Aoclsoa ar SAMUEL keCorcEle
ard Hly1 TzlDur1 rode the3r IL
cgelst - E1Osno1s Sunday sTenlng %
sse the Merry bell -a1en yzsssc
through that e.iy :. 1:z9 & 4 ko--
Gay morning o. ia way 70 5xn Frzo-
eiseo. Why. II looked 3ust III. II.
pictures Ezld II did
Ar. EO-Ts ard VIZ Harley eellsc
81 the Hslburr hone Sunday eTe.-
ilE
M. EyDsrsoa /. harvesting -
srop u Strawberries zo1 rzz,5err1-s
thsse tre ozyE-
Aiks ksli1ir sDs.. few csys ls.t
week T.sitiny f. re -slgaDoraooc
she returned 70 Bike Lakes Sz-ozy
sYsning
Nr. Z VIII AID family zttea1@c
church IL Jerome Sunday.
We wish 70 Inform tie members @
the Sunday sehool that tns.r stssaee
sill Tot u appreciated 1eIt SE1dzs
Afternoon a. z:ss.
Mn Lee haa Improved ven "a
teriAlly-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
Arcadia Valley.

Arcadia Sunday school held a pic
nic al Niagara Springs Wednesday
The Missionary Society met at the
Lame time and place.
Rev Evans Of Maros preached for
~ Sunday evening. Rev. Junkin e.
Decu 10 be here next Sabbath. We
are glad 70 know he IL well again.
II. Carlson dined with Jack Web
stsr's Sunday.
Mrs. James Parker. formerly OF
Arcadia, has fine baby boy.
Katherine Godfrey. who has been
visiting for some time In the east.
returned to her home last week.
II. J. Goemmer has a very patriotic
COW. On the 4th OF July she gave
birth to twin heifer calves. A year
ago on the 4th she had a calf.
Next Sunday forenoon a number OF
our young people are going across
the canyon 10 attend church al
Maroa.
Mr.. Evans dined at the Graham
home Monday.
The Harry. Peterson. GoemmeI
and Leinbaugh families spent last
Thursday picking cherries. They
drove to the Sykes place near Wen
dell.
Arthur Otto is working at Mrs. 8.
.. Reeds.
Why doesn't Ted Croker like to
ride horseback?
The neighbors are about to nx up
the HOLSTER well. which has been
out OF use for several months.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
Mutt and Jen Cause Trouble.

Those who have been enjoying the
Mutt and Jer series Of cartoons that
have appeared in the newspapers will
be somewhat surprised 20 learn that
they have brought about information
al trouble, az the following would
Indicate:
II IL reported in some newspapers
that Bud" Fisher, the celebrated
cartoonist, has been canned" by the
Hearst papers. in whose employ he
has been for some time. Fisher was
noted especially for his Mutt and
Jen" pictures, and it seems that II
was little Jeff who got his master in
trouble. The last series of these
popular cartoons had a dialogue be-
tween the two freakish characters. Of
which the following is a part:
Mutt-Germany is prepared to
fight to the last German.
Jef1-Yes. and England Is prepar-
ed to fight TO the last Frenchman.
1t is intimated that this was the
subject OF some notes" between the
United States and Great Britain, and
the result was that ban was placed
on the Fisher cartoons from appear
Ing In newspapers. Thus Bud" be-
comes victim OF the misfortunes Of
war, and who knows but what some
day he may be indicated and draw a
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

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---s 1-l-s -=E-E s=-r1css every
S-1ET :. = c'.l3cE = --= 7.1gEEy
.E.Ls SE.EF st.ool L, -. %
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1Es E-s L.. lie --E Te3-=stsT o.
a.. NH e -'Elo.k ! ro-o.Sl
-r-1oo- = =r-=-5 81 . t.s r-tEc
- S1.3=-r as -E---E--s : c.-r-lzt-
"a hat . E1-ts - C.r-s-1s-
S-.=--= y Nat 8EEs- Et5y. -hieh
a .-=s :, "a v-..-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

Details Q, The recently discovered
english process OF sulphur dye.ng
which vac mentioned IN the Tines
some time ago. have come forward
in the Daily Consular and Trade Re
ports. Among other things claimed
for the new process IL that WOOL. silk,
artificial silk and hemp can be dyed
together in one bath. thereby saving
the cost Of separate dyeing and the
cost Of dyeing by the present tvo-bath
process. says New York Times An
other economy that Is effected is in
regard 70 the use Of steam, ss b. the
new process woods are dyed az a tenn
perature Of about one hundred and
eighty degrees, instead OF al boiling
point az under the present method. II
il said that the dyeing machinery now
In use can be applied to the new
process with very little, IL any, altera-
ton The chief difference that will
be effected is that the machines made
OF copper or containing copper fittings
cannot be utilized. as these would set
up chemical reaction On this point
1t is curious TO note that the invention
entails reyersion from costly ma.
chimes 70 cheaper ones. The process
IL said to be easily mastered, and It Is
said that any competent dyer may
learn it thoroughly with less than halt
a days tuition That it has passed be-
yond the experimental stage is shown
by the fact that wool. by the new
process. has already been dyed, spun
and woven into cloth and used on or.
ders for the French government for its
army.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
YOUR COUGH CAN BE STOPPED

Using care 10 avoid draughts. ex-
Dosure. sudden changes. and taking a
treatment Of Dr. Kings New Discov-
err Will positively relieve, and in time
Till surely rid you. OF your cough.
1hich stops il Z short time. DR.
Kings New Discovery has been used
successfully for IS years and is guar
anteed 10 cure you. Money back II
i fails. Get q bottle from your drug
gist' II costs only little and will
nelp you 90 much 1s-1-4-7
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

IL W. = -a.-u-g-lT - = 1E-s
Z q --s.e- ~ u-y . d=rs. -.
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rl-=-=-=- = szEs 5os-o- Gl1.=- G-=z.
g-I AZ 1z--=.Als are Soy
zg=oG=s - c=s---1-1 g-=z-s- :, -
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re az give -.-s Ezr Il E--1as pa
= E= --s-o-F .. -.= Eo-lcs 1g.--z
No ere. ~ laval co--z-6srs 9.
-= a-zsc-Iz2z-=s= va. WIG. < =.
=, y=zrz go-=. were called 1lc- =
ook OF .cr zl-saips D=str-ct.c-
threatened t1=z trU- co-h s-dss AZ
tro- o@l=ztn- o-t no- rou zt9T=
Tie Light - Curnzvsn ~ith zirsnt-s
summarizes AID PLAIN. ordinary cr--s-
er= 4 zc-Ol - once = wonder q
AR destined Tor 1914. year q prog
Tsss S-cn : Spectacle never AZ
p@sreo even IL tie Visions O. night
mare 70 t.s great warriors q the pzs,
or even 70 II = Successors Eho we-.
Oh the retired list II 1904
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

That Indiana airship inventor has
the right idea whether he is able to
demonstrate its practicability or not.
or course, an airship ought to fly end
first instead Of sideways It stands to
reason.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

Put electric lights into your chicken
house. says scientific sharp. and get
the hens to lay eggs by night as we'll
as by day. But II hen Is deceived
Into doubling her product by this de.
Vice, won't 1t be hard on her constitu.
toni
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

Two god -llet GIVE .c- szl=
We have L s=rT1cs o.s -=gls-=-=1
S1or-1o-n b1u src o-s -=FE=--1
Jsrss! ollL 5o-t .rc- sxrsll=-.
xix. s-oek Y Z C422
cOFs-cxls Fz-Gt "a II E=E =.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

A srenchman II the inventor of q
safety razor for dressing up finger
nails. An ungallant attack upon man.
ioursa.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

An eastern teacher says there will
be no baseball in heaven. What's the
use OF discouraging fans who have re-
solved to live decent lives?
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
CEboAc Ourh

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5sE--E- s=-T..=s . re 3-e S-.-
-EF - a.. -r--. Mas ~ 10
-'.lo-f = = ET=---g ss-T5ces =, $
-'rl-st
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

My Dear Mr.. Extraordinarily al
low me to call attention in this
weeks issue TO two errors In your
item on the Eldorado Heights cele-
bration OF last week. The names OF
Mr.- and Mrs. Atwood. members OF
the arrangement committee. were
mentioned as "Atund" and in the
last paragraph of the article. viz:
And thus beneath the Jest and jol-
lity," the word folly was enormously
used in place OF "1ollity." We resent
strongly having our works spoken
OF as folly" even by our much re-
spected editor.
(Mrs.) Floyd e. Pierce,
~ Chm. Program Comm.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

The man who looks on marriage an
an endurance test. seldom realizes
how much more his wife has to out up
with than he does.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

One medium grey gelding brand
I'd horizontal parallel bars Oh left
shoulder. Had saddle On. Reward
Of 80 will be paid for return Of said
animal and saddle.-P H Harrison
Leave word al Jerome Drug Co. In
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
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F. : ECE F.rcr

SLu..r ser1.- =. II sIn1
As E.-lr. -s-l--+. -.s.1o-.-
- IN MA ~ d=lr=- - a.
1-=-ss Il - VIZ = IL ~ = IL
..-=lE 1=lc 4 --3tAu
W.. -=LE-= / L =
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I r1-c.E- = T--E-1.- - A.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
Notlft for Rlds-

Tie Board q Directors of 5ehool
Distric, No 80. Fslls City. Lincoln
county. Idaho. will receive sealed
bids up until . O'clock ?. n. Angus,
9Th, 1915. for running sehool wagon
On route starting ~ LANCER. corner.
running one mile south. thence one
mile sest, thence one-hsf nile
south. thence one mile west and one
mile south. thence one mile west %
sehool house Said bids should also
include hauling drinking water for
the sehoo! children
Address all bidx 10
VI. q. JONES. Clerk,
Falls City. Idaho.
Dated July 14th. 1915. zz-zt
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
Registered Stock for Sale.

Have several head of registered
Guernsey Bulls from imported stock.
Can be seen at the Van Wegener
rsnch.-E. B. Houston. se-tf
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

Says i to myself, says /, the Times
Is the paper to take. says 1.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15
SUBSCRIPTION

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Al March 3. loH|
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-15

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-17
True Tale of the Personal Experience OF Elliott ODonnel
Professional Investigator Of Ghosts the Fourth in
The West Virgnians Series of HairRaising Episodes

This time he ran. and afterwards he
announced his intention of leaving
both ghost and church.
The vicar was in earnest. But his
congregation declined to lose him.
When pleadings failed OF effect one
OF them wrote to Elliott ODonnell.
Elliott O'Donnell is a professional
ghost seeker. He went TO Ratheby
interested. but rather skeptical.
He spent three nights alone in the
church which was atmospherically
perfect for mysterious appearances
and he failed 10 find anything.
His search by day was more sue
cessful An old lady. answering the
description OF the apparition seen BY
the vicar. had boarded at farmhouse
about three miles away for one sum
mer some 40 years ago. She had gone
for walk one morning and had
failed to return. A search revealed
her body at the front of disused
quarry. The man who found II was
still alive and remembered the occa'
sion distinctly"
Il remember we'll" he said. that
when got her up l noticed she had
only one shoe on. l hunted for the
other but we never found it. They
sent for niece and nephew and
when they came it was decided 10
bury her at once. here and they did
Just as she was"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-17

Editors note. One OF the odd facts
about ghosts Is that their actions and
messages frequently concern matters
OF the most trivial import. Elliott
O'Donnell, who tells this story as
personal experience is an investigator
Be ghosts and a collector OF ghost
stories which he believes to be true.
Il Is taken from collection printed
IN The Occult Review, May, 1879
eY. HELEN CHRISTINE BENNETT.
The vicar Of Ratheby church, Eng.
land, is the Rev. c. Bodkin. Three
years ago this August the vicar was in
the yestry, alone. He was tired and
was iust pulling on a comfortable old
nair of shoes when he noticed that IN
front Of him lady was standing.
Somewhat embarrassed he hastily
rose to his feet.
',What can | do for you, madam" he
Inquired. At the same time he looked
searchingly at his visitor.
She was an old lady, with pointed
chin. coquettish side curls, white
cashmere coat, violet silk dress
here the vicar started back aghast.
For the old lady's hands were bus.
Ely employed in lifting the violet silk
skirt and in displaying TO the wears
astonished gaze two small feet, the
me snartly shod in a slipper OF pa
TENT leather. with a buckle Of polished
silver, and the other. extended in the
air towards him in nothing but VI
olet silk stocking.
Good gracious" calculated the VI.
car, you will catch your death OF
cold-I-" and then he stood still open
tnouthed.. There was no old lady. For
EoEae time he tried TO persuade him.
self that he had been dreaming but
when he left the vestry it was with
4 decidedly creepy feeling.
- days later he was just begin.
D.. he Collect when someone
laughed aloud. He looked down. Be.
low him smiled the old lady. She ad'
vanced towards him. her skirts up
lifted, the ridiculous slipper and the
stockinged foot held high in air al
ternately for his notice.
The vicar turned cold. He seized
d match box which lay on the pulpit
and half out Of his senses threw it
with all his might at the advancing
figure The match box met the old
Z lad the old lady was no more!
e.. scar in, state Of nervous col.
lapss was escorted home.
Some time later, leaving the church
on ST. Martins eve, the vicar again
heard that malicious laugh.
Before him rose the old lady, smil.
Ing,S one stockinged foot extended,
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out II the appointments Of which q
cake bearing 8ghfed candles and con-
tanning the ring, coin and tl1imble. The
ring was found by Mss Mary Probst.
the thimble by Miss Mary Boggess,
while the coin was found by Miss
Evans.
The guests included Mary and Helen
Borgess., Katharine and Marian
Probst. Lucille Hall. Josephine Leh-
man. Eleanor Evans. Sarah Evans,
Harriet White. Lorraine HAWKINS. Hell
en- Suck. Movie Falconer, Martha
Dickerson. Elizabeth Black Other
guests were Miss Ida Watson, Mrs. c.
A. Sipe. Mrs. E. ". Howard. Mrs. Ira
Smith and Mrs. S. J. Probst.
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To Join TOURING Party.

Miss Virginia Fisher leaves tomor.
row for Laurel, Md. where she will
spend few days as the guest OF Mrs.
He. Sample. On Tuesday Mr.. Sam
r. Euzum and party, composed OF
Mrs. Arthur Roberts. Miss Madge
Sample, Mrs. Martha Davis and Mr..
"A. C. Lyons. who left here this week
onsa tour through Virginia. will reach
Laurel, where they will be Joined by
Miss Fisher and continue the trip
through Maryland and Pennsylvania,
including visit TO Gettysburg.
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There Il .dose CatArrh "a this sect.Nn OF re
country than all other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was supposed TO be
incnrHbe. For great many years doctorS
pronounced It local disease and prescribed local
remedies. aud by constantly falling 10 cure with
local treatment, pronounced It Incurablc. Science
has proven CatArrh 20 be constitutional disease.
and Therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J..
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only Constitu.
tIona cure on the market. II Is taken internally
in doses from 10 drops tn a teaspoonful. II acts
directly on the blood aud mucous EurfsceX of
;he system They Offer one hundred dollars for
any case Il falls TO cure. Send for circulars and
Testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & co... Toledo Ohio
Sold By Druggists. sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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DR.. Broomfeld Is
Back From Meeting

DR.. ]. c. Broomfcld returned today
frcm points in Pennsylvania. where he
had spent a week at various towns,
doing work incident to the sessions OF
tho Pittsburgh Conference. which will
he held in the early fall Mrs. Broom.
field, woh accompanied him. returned
earlier in the week. Dr. BrOOmfield
will 20 10 Westminster early mex:
wcek and from there will go to Ha--
-isburg and Pittsburgh on the same
mission.