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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
TO STAMP Out
Fraudulent Use of Telegraph
Lines in Securing Trans
fers of Money.
cav .ssoc,Arro rars.,


NEW York, June Got Is Off
c1a1ly announced here that vigorous
steps are TO be taken by the Sele-
graph officials to assist publci prosecu-
tors TO stamp out the fracuIsnt use
of telegraph lines In securing moneT
transfers
In the case OF R. E. Mites. United
States army man, who was arrested
some time ago for such a fraud, the
Western Union Telegraph Company
has secured his convicI,on ana sen
tence Of four years In prison.
On December &c, 1879 Niles sent
a telegram from San Francisco. adj
dressed to Pierre P Ferry, Seattle.
Wash, stating that he nad Just ar
rived on the transport Sherman
and was broke" and ASKING Ferry to
wire Kim some money for expenses.
To this message he signed the name
OF Herbert inte1d1ng that the adj
dressee should think that the mes
sage was sent by one Herbert H. Foy.
VINO had been a comrade of Miles In.
the Philippines Both Miles and Fer
~ Were enlisted men On December
IL. Miles sent a similar message to
Ferry, asking specifically for $500
more. to Herbert H roy" at San
Francisco, and Miles, with the aid OF
letters and communications. which
he had stolen. from the real Foy, Sc
cured both sums.
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RECRUITING
Gets an Impetus by Publication.
of Casualty Lists in
Australia.

MELBOURNE, Australia. June go
Publication of casualty lists has CIV
en- recruiting an impetus throughout
Australia. The story of the fighting
at the Dardanelles particularly has In
trcduced a new factor INTO the AUS
tra1ian view Of the war an dthe de-
tense department finds mat volun-
reers have been increased by a most
desirable class. The government
continues. however TO do little to
persuade men to join. THIS course
is partially dictated by the fact that
it cannot supply arms or munitions
as fast as it would like to.
The difficulty lies chiefly IN the lack
OF skilled labor at the FEDERAL small
arms factory at Littgow in New
Soath Wales whence come all the
commonwealth rifles and the fact
that the hands now employed do not
WORK any more than the. strictly reg
ulation union ho1rS-
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.lV,ATJlRAL Ga s MEN
HERE TO ORGANIZE
West Virginia Natural Gas AS
sociation for Prom ohon and
Protection of Interests.

a hundred or more natural gas pro
duceS and distributors OF the state
gathered in the assembly hall OF the
Waldo hotel Tuesday afternoon and
organized the West Virginia Natural
Gas Association.
The meeting was called to order by
Edwin Robinson, a gas producer OF
part in bringing it about and who e1-
planned the purpose Of the organiza-
ton He said its prime object would
he that of maintaining a publicity bu-
reau to the end that the general pub
lie may be better informed as to con-
ditions in the gas producing industry
in West Virginia The public, even
the gas producers themselves. would
be surprised, he said, upon learning
the amount OF money invested in the
industry in the state, the amount paid
out in wages and the service per-
formed.
Another proposed object Mr.. Roo-
inson said, was that Of annual meet
ings which would be Of an educational
as well as fraternal nature and at
which $cient1hc papers by producers.
distributors and supply men would
be read and modern appliances dis
|cuSsed- Other objects, included prop
Ter representation before state officials.
commissions, the legislature with the
view of receiving more just considera-
ton regarding the enactment OF laws
and the imposition OF taxes. and the
view OF greater familiarity with state
laws. commission rulings and the ike.
and stricter compliance with them
Mr.: Robinson called Melvin G.
|Sperry to the chair as temporary
chairman and the latter entertained
motions for the appointment Of tenn
lporary secretary with the result that
Mr. Robinson was chosen
A motion carried to have the chair
appoint committee OF three for the
purpose Of determining the number OF
officers to be chosen and another COM
drafting
A motion carried to have the chair
man appointed a committee OF three
Ito nominate officers and another COM
mittee Of three to draft constitution
and by laws Upon the nominating
committee. Mr.. Spery appointed H
A. aWl1ace, Of Charleston; Blanc
Moore. Of Fairmont and Frank B.
IHaymaker. Of C1arksburg; and upon
1.-THE committee on constitution and by
laws he appointed all lawyers. name
lly. Osman E. Swartz. Of C1arksburg:
Joseph Gates. Jr., OF Pittsburg; and
John MARSHALL. OF Petersburg.
John Gerard. Of Columbus. Oh,
president OF the Ohio Natural Gas
Association. was introduced and he
delivered an address in which he told
Iof the objects and accomplishment OF
1.-THE Ohio association
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POWDER EXPLODES
PrematureIy and Lives of 500
Moving Picture People Are
lmperilled Thereby.

NEW YORK. June ao.-Five hun
dred men and women crowded into a
temporary structure built >Srtov-
ing picture scene were imperilled by
fire Tuesday by the premature ex-
plosion of powder which was to have
beer used later to demomlish the
building. The most seriously injured
is Miss May Kearney, moving pic
rure actress. AT the Coney Island
hospital it was said her cont@aon
was critical Miss Katherine Fox
and Mrs. Cochran Willard. actresses
were seriously burned and half a
dozen others were slightly hurt. The
explosion was caused by a wagon
driving over electric wires on the
ground leading to the powder and
establishing short circuit
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WOUNDED N HEAl
Are Thirteen Per Cent of the
Men Hit Since The War
BEGAN inEurepe.

PARIS. June 3o.-It Is estimated.
according to the latest figures thar
thirteen per cent Of che men hit since
the inaugurarion Of the war OF
trenches are wounded In the head
Doctor Dentu and Deuraigne recon-
mend the use Of metallic skull caps
as a protection OF ffry-dve soldiers
wounded In the head treated by Dr.
Deuaigne. fory-two had no such
protection, and twenty-three OF these
suffered from fractures and nineteen
from scalp wounds. The remaining
thirteen were provided with metallic
sk,in caps and five OF these were only
slightly wounded DR.. Deuraigne de-
clares that the officers and surgeons
are favorable to this protection and
If the soldiers are hostile it Is be-
cause only two or three sizes are
made and in most cases fit badly
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Names
OF Belgian Cities May Not Be
Changed from the French
to the German.
On, ..<oe,.rre r.E.o

BRUSSELS, June 30.-The Ques-
ton of whether or not to change the
names of the principal cities Of Bel
GUM from the French to the Ger
man has been settled by the governor
general. With but few exceptions the
cities and all of the towns WIZ or
hcIa1ly keep their present nomencla-
rure-
The exceptions include Malfnes.
which is to become Meche1n: Lierre.
to I4ier;; sTongres to Ton6-rn: RouIers
to Rousselare; Courtrat TO kortryk;
AIost TO AaIst; and Ypre- 10 Ypren-
Postal cancellations will accordingly
be changed to fit the changes ordered.
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County Surveyor. for Thomas J. Par
rfsh which plat Is OF record Ia the Of
noe Of the County Clerk OF Harrssea
County In Deed Book No 40 page 2SS.
and also being the same lot or parcel
OF Land that Curtis w. Davis and wife
conveyed TO J. w.sHa11 by deed bearing
date the 9Th day OF January. 1s1s Of
record In the courey Clerks oMce OF
Harrison County in Deed Book 40. 215.
page 24S. also being the same lot that
was conveyed to Lulu Belle Hamilton
by J. W. Hall by deed bearing date the
LIST day OF August 1913 of record IN
the County Clerks omce Of Harrison
County IN Deed Book No. 2A page 243.
FERNS OF one-ha1f cash IN
hand on day Of sale. and the residue
to be paid in three months from tho
date OF said sale. the purchaser execute
ing his SIX per cent interest bearing
note. with approved security and ven
doris lem TO be retained In the deed
to secure the unpaid purchase money:
CHARLES g. COLEMAN. 4
Special Commissioner
I. l. wade cofrman. Clerk OF The
Circuit Court OF Harrison County. West
Virginia. hereby certify taat bond witch
security approved by nee as s11fhctent.
and IN the penalty provided by said de-
cree. has been given by said Special
--t-'t'e'>t1tS L. WADE coFFSdAN.
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PATRIOTIC
Sentiment in the City of Paris
is Not as Visible as in the
Earlier Days of the War
esr ASSOCIATED paes.,

PARIS. June 3o.-while there
may be no diminutfon of patriotic
sentiment as the war drags on, mill
tary spectacIes have become an old
story to the passing throngs in Paris
Italian reservIsts reJofning their
posts recently reawakened the
boulevards, because the italian inter
vention was new and welcome. But
not so many people as formerly stop
to greet the limping soldier OF to
watch sympathetically the. passage OF
AMBULANCE have become so
numerous. In country raflroad
towns. stations are as thronged on
the arrival OF every ambulance
TRAIN as at the beginning of the war,
by women. young and old. and chill
dren. well provided with sweets ana
comforts Of all kinds and flowers
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NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY .CoNcEES-
signed. twaaruasa $ Gibson. residing In
the town OF Sorsh View. cogney OF HaT,
ON the 10Th day OF July. 1915. at the
court house Of said County. make appli,
cation to the Circuit Court OF said
revolver or pistol and a blackjack: and
that the occupaefon oe the undersigned
The Ra.tiFnore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany and Lieutenant OF Police OF said
Ratlroad Company. hayins been appoint
Governor Of the Srate OF West virginia
in pursuance. OF section 81 % chapter
wAIT1fAN s. GIBSON.
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GINNELL CRAZY
And His Suggestion is De.
nounced as a Scandalous
and False Aspersion.

LONDON, June Ca scandalous
and wholly false aspersion" is the way
Reginald McKenna, chancellor OF the
exchequer. speaking in the House OF
Commons Tuesday stigmatized a ques-
ton put by Lawrence GinneI1. Nation
al5st member for North Westmeath,
suggesting that British troops were
killing Germans after they had laid
down their arms instead of taking
them Prisoners. Sir Arthur Markham.
Liberal member Tor the Mansfield dfvi-
sion OF Sottinghamshire. invited Mr.
MceKnna to ask the United States
government to convey to the German
government ..the fact that Mr.. GinneII
is not OF sound mind"
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DRY FOURTH
All over Fayette County, Pa,
with Lid on Tight is Or
.dered by Judge.
q, A.,ee,.rD r.xs.

UNIONTOWN, June 30.-JudSe
Van Swearingen in common pleas
court here. issued an order closing
all saloons and breweries and dtstil-
Ieries in Fayette county for the en-
tire day of July 5. when Indepen-
dence Day viii be observed here He
specified that not only front doors
were to be closed but that the order
applied to all other entrances and
that no intoxicants were to be sold.
Under the Pennsylvania law, liquor
licenses are issued by the court
which also control their operations
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By virtue OF the authority vested IN
the undersigned Trustee by certain
Seed Ct eTust or asSsament m eoeeoS os
virginia, dated the 18Th day OF May;
Geek Sesi OF OF the County Court Of Harssoa
County. West Virginia. In Trust BOOK
% or Isl 9as sesure ,ed me os paymeaf Of
all the debts OF se1d Coveson and Gas
cemgany as therein ..o ss soF z5ot a aea
cording to the terms and conditions. OF
said assignment and under the terms
Is directed to at once proceed and ad;
vertise the property embraced In said
the undersigned trustee Win on the
asTHDAY OF JUNH. 1918.
between the hours OF one and five o'clock
IN the afternoon of said day. SELF a|.t che
-isoa conns y. West SViTsin5a. at pubic
auction to the highest bidder the 1ol-
properly. the Ieaseho7d- being sieraoe In
SardIs District. HARRISON County West
virsinia: and the. peEsoaai psoper5y, be.
All that certain lease 9orsoh and gas
purposes made by Celia Thomas ana
date on the 9Th day Of. June ISIS. and Of
record IN the Office OF the Cseck%o the
Virginia In Deed Book No. cls. page
,431: and also release coverts1S me
ss5as psopsrtx, s5eeused es sie e the
9th day OF june 10 ofSEscord In said
Clerks once in Deed BooFSSso: 225. page
here made the land leased thereby be-
Ing situated fnsSard!s District Ha[T1Son
s ta1ssi, Wt solieWa o0onoeo sue
On the north by lands OF d.. Ben;
=ees and ne he e ag+h ~ s 800
by lands OF ., G. Bennest and ;oteers:
less and being lot@N1o- i IN the Spard-.
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FRAUDS
In Partisan Commerce Are Not
Entirely Overcome by the
influences of War.
enr AsseeIArro rRrsa,

PARIS. June 30.-The refining in
duence Of war. seen in so many other
directions, has not entirely overcome
the little frauds Of Partisan. com
merce. During February forty-eight
cases of cheating in weights were de-
tected by the fraud ssuppress1on ser
vice Of the prefecture of police OF
36S samples Of milk analysed, TWEEN
ty-six per cent were found to be wat
cred. OF 100 samples of wine thirty
two per cent were fa1sified. OF 2ot
samples Of various. other provisions
eighteen per cent were adulterateo-
A ton of falsifed merchandise was
seized.
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TRAM HITS AUI0
Near Warrington and Tooth
manis Killed and His Father
is Fatally Injured

Lee Toothman. age 10 years. was
killed, his father. E. C. Toothman.
of Metz. was probably fatally in
jured. Albert Toothman, brother OF
E. c. Toorhman. Of Belmont, o., was
seriously injured, and Miss Auda
Ash, of Glovers Gap. was painfully
hurt when the automobile In which
thehy were riding co1lided with Ba1u-
more and Ohio passenger train No.
16. eastbound at Morgan's crossing.
one mile from Warrington The in
jured were brought to this city
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Between the United States and
Germany Declares Dr. An
ton Meyer-Gerhard.

BERLIN, by wireless. June 30
DR.. Antoa Meyer-Gerhard- the at
tache OF the German colonial Office
who was sent from the United States
to Berlin by tins Germamn lIm5assa-
dor Count Won Bernstorf to explain
the views of the United States. re-
sarding the Lusitiania case publish
ed an article in Der Tag Tuesday on
Germany and America. In which
he says his experiences convinced
that both countries misunderstood
each other
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Many RecoyerIes
From Lunq Trouble

EciernAnsSs Alternative has restored
10 heA1cd many sufferers trom lung
rrouble-s Read what dc did IN this
w11zn4nEton. Del
AGen1lemeu-En January. zoos j
was ta1eeR with hemorrhagen OF the
Iunks- Ny physic1nn. n leading DrAe-s
ffx1oner. aa1d that IL WIS lung
roubie 4 got very weak C A.
Lfppincotr. OF L1pptncott's DeD~f-
ment store. W1nafnEton. Del,
rcoumende<d EcknAn'R Alternative
rIat had dome great good 6<E1n
r..Ieins IL MT once. 4 confined faith
1ull5. uH1nE no other remedy. and
finally noticed the clearing OF the
lunrn. now have NO trouble With
nay Iun<s- nrmIy believe EcISMAn,s.
Alternative saved nay He 1Ab6re-
x4nted1 ,r.-.
EcSuaa'S Alternative Is most efSca-
cIous IN bronchial cararrh and Sc.
we're throat aad lung AoecetonS and
u3-buifdine the system. Contains no
harmful or habis-zornaing drnE s
Accepr no substitutes. Small size.
81: regular size. 81 Sold by lead.
faSr druggists. Write for booklet OK
a:..E.-rr, I-rs,orntorI- Philadelphia
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ZINC MINERS
In the State of Missouri Go on
a Strike for an Increase
of Wages.
CIV ASSOCIATES rrEsn

JOPLIN, afo.. June 30.-VtrtuaNy
ali tie large zinc mines OF the Webb
district remained
closed, Tuesday while 1000 miners re-
fused to work unless given an in
crease in wages The miners went
on strike yesterday. They assert that
because OF the high prices which
operators get for the metal the work
ers should have more money. Saloons
in the district were closed by the
sheriff
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ABOLISHED
is Federal Revenue Stamp Office at
AIarinsburg-

oGART1SSRTRG. June 3O.-P. r
Harrison. deputy internal revenue
collector. has been notified by the
Washington authorities that the To-
cal Office VIII be abolished July L.
and the business transferred to the
head Office at Parkersburg
The moving Of the Office VIII work
a great hardship on the people Of the
eastern panhandle as they will be re-
auired to order their stamps from
Parkersburg The revenue monthly
amounts to $1,000.
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,f SAID leaselnold prop-

All OF the interest OF said tefaS69o1d Qcop-
Arey under the leases from G. z Tho~as
and Others and Sheridan r. Grinn and
wife. Less the one-sEety-fourth C1-S41
e Robinson: and also all of the per-
sona1 property OF every kind. character
hold property or elsewhere belonSinSsto
said Cove OIL and Gas Company the
OF lh eFe soexi 9e as sess
One Strathers IS H p boiler: one
national transit water pump: one IL E12
steam engine. eompiete; three Is HssPs:
BeSsener gas engines conptete; t1ree
s. barre. iron tan Ak & tour ao9 saTrel
four National Supply rubber belts. good
four hangers and pumping OUTFITS: one
ESQ feet 3-16 In casing. 28S5 6ee-'
tubing three Sinkers. one travelling
feet SIS in. casing 2s70 feet 8 Sis IN
casing. 2942 feet tubing, three snkecs.s
one F. R P ea one 1f Ven So -as
1000 feet SIS In casing. $50 feet SIG
In liner. $40 feet 10 in. casing s1ss 6eets
s SIS IN casing. us feet S 3-16 in.Slfner
r s r pump. All IN wei No 9; rvvo
$500 foot ga In wire pumping lines. one.
$500 foot rs In. wire pumping line: one
300 foot IL "a. sand line. one 5000 .fooss
12 in sand a1ne: soy 1ee IL II: IN. pa2es
in use. 100 feet In pipe and 100 Feet
iron rods, Is In. working barrel. sta0d-s
ing valve. and travelling valve: OUTFIT
for running and pulling tubing con-
plete: one oil saving device for pulling
one in clapper brass check. ewoS2 In.
haaEe unions, one pinch bar two Dull
Tsass 40 Ser two 1 bull ropes At Ns i 40
3 one bull rope at well No 4, one SET
q small ashinE Jars; one ad IL IN IN r9 20
s SIS IN. easing head: one as e. Sslae!ss
p IT, In. n
Stem for SIG In hole: TWO, setssof
jars for S S3-l6 IN hole: two rope aockeeas
5 sis IN. hole: one Iaridns sand punnp;
for BIS In hole one-51aristn sad
Sst Sor 5 sis IN hoie: rvso rempers
screws and clamps: cwo circles and
5 5aes 9ps one seo q soaF
els FOR pz4mpinEeon three cages:sonss
rope socket; one TOP sn9 6ossoSn md
balls and seats. stell crown. for travel
Ing and standing valves: FOUR cages FOR
traseiing waves one set OF nslaing tools
for nsnine in side OF tubing: esghts2 Il Il
in CUPS 3oE waeer crps siteea d.
scova pumping cups for r. q e pump
one BELT pg5s one oa see raxe, ~
valve. -FOUR travelling rods For pumptng
ourats: eiEhteen 4 In. tees: s.rtseazl dza-
valves: three 1 IN iron stops;.1ve ~
iron stops. SIX In. tees. eight z IN
for wire line ;one heater swab Tor 5 3-16S
In casinE>-one heater.swao for.S SIR
3-le- In casing; one plunge swab for
6 IS IN caSfnG: one hatcheE one haIsd
don W Erss z :one Is m uynao. wrench5
one is 1n combination wrench ones
Eesees ssea o to 20 gon9 Two So
handied Rhovels. one set OF Toledo etock
Ard dyes and 49, int ana 800 ee On
plete: ono babbe6 1adel: 0ne pole AZ.
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VEGETABLE CARD
Is Installed by the City of Dresden
to Keep Cost Down.
nv AEaoGArEp pRE&E

DRESDEN. June 3o-This city now
has iustalled a vegetable card to reg
rlate and keep down the consumption
of such food. The cards control only
the purchase of so-caHed dried
vegetab1es.- such as dried barley
greats peas. rice. Manchurian and
white beans. One pound OF the dried
vegetables" may be bought each month
by each inhabitant OF the city.
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DYNAMITE
In Great Quantity is Found Bur
led near Machine Shops
in City of Quebec
M AssoeaA4D rarss

QUEBEC, June 3e-The militia de
partment IN Quebec Tuesday Was In
vestigat1ng the finding Monday night
OF sixty sticks Of dynamite near The
alercfer machinery shops in Shaw
park. Lewis. The dynamite was buried
in the ground close to the plant The
shops were TO receive, it is understood
a contract for ammunition from the
British government
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NEUTRAL
In The Opinion of Two High Ger
man Officials Rounania'
VIII Remain.
CIV AssoeiArro rrEsE,

BERII in, by wireless, June 3o.-Dr.
Won Bethmann-Hollweg, German I'M
perta1 Chancellor. and Gottlieb Won
Jagow, German foreign minister, re-
turned to Berlin Tuesday from Vienna
where they had been IN conference
with the leading statesmen OF AUS
Both the chancellor
and the foreign minister are OF the
opinion thar Roumania WIZ remain
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GOES WET
EI(NTENGTON, Ju,

HUNT1NGToN, June 3o-Boy1
county. Ky, southern West Virginia 8
saloon center. went Overwhelmingly
wet Monday in county local op-
ton election Cattlettsourg. the
comfy seat. gave majority OF sos,
Wine AshIand's majority was III
The rural districts gave only Snail
majority, the vote being light
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BUYS BREWERY

CHARLESTON. June ao--Tse
property Of the Knawha Brewing
Company here was sold Tuesday un-
der a decree IN bankruptcy for S45,-
100 for Frank L. Richie. of Pitts
burg. representing the bond holders
The brewery was built four year ago
at cost Of 100000.
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arms were ono mass or watery
bliseerS They ttched and
burned 30 she had TO scratch
and that irritated and made
It worse. There was some on
her face which was dfSdgwed
while It was broken out She
suffered Tor three months
She called In the doctor
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SUFFERED 3 MONTHS
WITH ECZEMA
On Hands and Arms. Itched and
Burned. Face Disfgured. Used
Cuicura Soap and Ointment. In
iOne Weeks Time Well.

shrociz. ". va-.lry sister had the
worst case OF eczema I ever saw. She could
get no rest day or night Her hands and
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Each Free by Mail

With sep. sdn Book on request Ad-
dress postcard .-Cuekcua. Dept H Boe-
.epn.,.. Sold Throughout ewocid.
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by DAVID f. TURNER. president
MEsERfCK & SlKITHs
AttorReyB Sor2TIu800o. - 49,,
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Ecicmans8s Alternative has restored
10 Non ich many sufferers from lung
rrouble-S Read what dc did IN THIS
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rRUsrEE,s SALE or vhuAHEE OLE

L WADE coFF1dAS-
= - Clerk