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10 the Public

We take pleasure in annou ,c-
ing that In the future Mr.. N 8.
Buhne will solicit for the Nc
Doweli Tines. IL is authorize a
70 solicit 20 work. advertising.
subscriptions and TO collect for
same. Mr.. Buhne has been in
the employ Of the Mcdowell
Times for SIX months and is IA
miliar with all phases of the print
ing business. W. ask our sub
'crloers and pa ron~ To- encon-
aye hin by gv,nx Us busn "a
and paying up their sccounts
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The officers of the law will ar
rest and put in prison every mau
woman, boy or girl who sells
liquor contrary To Law, and il II
often rumOred that there are
men and women IN macy of I'll.
towns Of this county ard on uos,
of the operations, living toge Their
who are not lawfully married
Whether this is true or not there
- one thing To a dead certain
that any man who is lawful,
married ought TO De willing t.
show his license.
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Primitive Baptist Preacher Passe.
Away in MartinsviIIe, Va.
Confined from page I'D

oC"ntinnei from page
Il Wa known that Rev Anthony was 90
my Z" preach crowds of men. women and
Children would travel through country
--rtioHs Tor mi'''- just To- hear him. Bnt
he = g'fe Tn" Lord gaveth and the
l.'rd hath taken away. blessed L.. the
anne OF thu i.prd H., lett hot 4
ifi"i''l~ ard the ehnr-h lost = strong al
v"''at'. ct IT, principles. wh,l.. th. inu,.-
dat" m""''er- Of hi- family have lo-t a
loving husband, AN aiisctionate father
AMI the ~tat' a strong but earnest citiz en-.
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Rev. Crockett Remem.
bered by His Peo-
pie.

SERVICES at Switchbsck last sunday IN
der the PASTORAL charge Of Rev. J. W.
Cricket ~ere among the tesf he Ia.
had Tor many months. The people tarn-
Cd out IN large numbers and a. tesdmo-
MAI Of the high esteem in which Rev.
Crocdett - held By his memher. and
Trends he wss hstteringiy complimcnted
With q large number Of valuable presents
The good people At Ennis hecsu-e Of their
uncessing interest in church work are
highly appreciated BY their pastor. Rev.
Crockett and they make 10 known tina,
they are well pleased at bic service and
the upright life he lives in and before hi.
people.
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The Democratic papers have
the unmitigsting gall 10 tell the
people that prosperity is smil
ing upon the people Of West vir
ginis and that business IL boom
tnG. when the mines are shut
down. when men are not working
ever too days in week. when
~ coke ovens are all blown on,
- fro~s. snakes. birds and
6pioals ri every description are
o)ospinG therein. When men
cd women are 4sha med to meet
~ crsdibors oscause they have
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AR. ,.,, WEST VIRGINIA:
cut Court 81 McDo~eIl COUNTY ON tn ar,
Monday in Dec. Isis ~" the nrs'
Celia McClanahan
In
Hery ncC'lsnshzn
Defendant
The object OF this suit L. 20 obtain from, a..
Deiendant by the Plaintiff divorce ~ ''o
NlNCCtO MATRTMONII
81 !, appearing from an Afyidavis COW On Al
ene papers In this cause that the Defend : M
4, non-ie-ident ~ the state Of West Virxinis !.
- therefore ordered that the aid Iirsens
1870. -" spts&r At the CLERKS Once OF the Circuit
, oel. on mcdowell County. within one month
rom the date Of the first publcstionos RI 80.
hei elm. - S'~eeS' MY interest
ana u Is further ordered that a copx - thi.
S.uer o. published once a week for four suoce~s-
Doxysll 1,,..... ,ne newspaper published in Nc
~ess'-s county and that a copy OF the sane b.
yoSteu AZ the mont door OF the Court Ho,-e -
IL rendered >' .~'"'e ooSrce
Copy Teste:
W. BURBRTDGE PAYNE. Clerk
IL" A O. frOe. p. -.
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DON'T FAVOR WOMAN sUFFrASE, ITS 4
FAKE.

In our opinion, the msjOrit,
members of tine House of Rep
resentatives in the United States
Congress have done the righ'
thing by voting down the hys-
terical Woman Suffrage propa
ganda-" This makes the second
defeat within the past twelv.
months and the hope is that this
good licking" may serve to pu,
. quietus" to this local and ma
ton wide wild cat" clamorinx
for bsllo.s. And we hope this
second decisive defeat may hav.
the effect of putting women bach
In their places. and that 10 t.
take good care of their home
where they can, in y general way
make home q paradise. We hope
they may now turn their atten
ton more to how they may bes,
make hOmes happy. They car
now become beacon lights
along the high ways of life b,
training the minds and lives OF
their Boys and girls to become
men and women of tomorrow
equal to the tasks and grave re-
probabilities thrown on them
and ct their doors every day O.
this the 10th century.
The State, in their admins
trstions. ought to spurn the idea
Of women voting and taking to-
active . part in politics. They,
with those tender, affectionate
and sympathetic graces that
alone belong to women, and
could not become q part OF men 4
natures. are called upon by So
ciety. the home, church and state
70 care for the youths of this
country. And to do it success
fully means TO take the time they
have TO spare aside from thei
other ordinary domestic duties
Men are wanted, needed and
alone depended upon TO fight ba,
ties, explore. discover. manage.
boss, dictate. rule and invent
While women are needed To obey
sing, pray In private but not t.
preach except by a good, clear
Christian HE. nurse, and most
OF that ought TO be at home, ex
cent such a. is' done at hos pitfalls
those who belong To the Red
Cross societies. and las ~ TO
spread sunshine ia the homes,
churches and societies. That's
enough for women 20 do. But
the ba;lot. no. never. Some Of our
best women of both races say the
same thing and they are loud In
their 'protests against women
mixing IN and dsbbling with the
political maDeuvers such a. char
scteriEe the politics OF today.
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Order of Publication.

WE~T Y MA.
II Rules held in the Clerks - .,
tho Cirruit Court of NcID,u.ll lConntv
ga the iirst Monday i'm D,ceInb lglt
J"iin Wright.
Alice Wright.
Defendant
The "i'Isrt of tins ~uit j. tool,tain from
ili'' 'lcirndanf hy fl.. tiaiutiH a .liv,,r,,
\ NlNtli.B ATKIHONII
And % appearing frnau an aifi.Iavit
100" nn h'r ~ifh toe. rtls.r- in tl,l- cams.
MAJ rilr si'-i.-nsisDt D. y DoD-r.--, I,.,t a.,
Tue state Of West Virginia. n - fl,.r,.f.,r,.
"-'i'-''Tl That the saul defendant d. All,
i'''tr az thu Clerk Ori,.. Of th. Cirr,n,
Cont OF McDDwrl County within .p,.
ni"fth ir''nl the date of tli. fr~t pnl,l,.,-
tom of this nr'ier. ami ,ls what = n.,,,.--
'ary O. Prpterrt her Interest d .r,.in
AMI % D. iurfii-r Or,ier,,f that a cotx
i tins "r'lcr ie pui,ii-iis.,i on,,r a w.-.k
''F l'ir -'l''f-~~ftr wt-ek- 900 -s,n,. n..ys--
.fi"'r f'ub. l-'lei in MclDsuen county
'li iiiat - copy OF the Sam. D.. t,.,-t,4l =,
.ii- ir''nt q r'r Of til- c,nrt hons. Il No
i''"fi county Tor Twenty DAYS l,-f,r.
J. cr,r' b. rruii-r..i
a rnrS r,--fe.
" 90 EsEflH,F PAYNE. GIN
}. h ~nitn. g.. ..
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Plaintiff.
~. In Cb...rv
Henrietta lIsncp'k.
Defendant
The Object of this -uit IL 10 obtain from
the Defendant 10y the plaintiff a divore,.
NlNCllO MATRl MONH
And - appearing frDun an afiihavit
now "n lie with tine papers in this cause.
That the defendant - NONRESIDENT Of
the STATE at West Virginia: IL j. ther,.-
lore ordered the said Defendant DO an
pear AZ Tia, Clerks Oilice of the CirciIt
"irt at Mcdowell County within ono
month ir''tn the date of the fir-t pnlSica-
ti"n 81 TIM order. and DO what j. nere.s-
-ary Z" PROTECT her interest herein.
Aud II D. further ordered thar conv
"i rms order ie publisis~i once. a week
Tor hour ~iicc'-~~lvs. weeks I'm some news
paper puh'i-lle~i I'm Mcdowell Countv
,id that "A c''Py "f the same be posted Al
ilt' 'front.' d'or oi the cuurt house of Ne
l'"~"l t"unfy fpr twenty days befor,.
'i,vrsr J. rendrr,~i
co,.y T,.-te:
" ~ kBRIDtiE PAYNE. Clerk
H. j. Car~iiart, 4. q
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Will Congress now pass q Law
TO prohibit black and white folk
from clandestlngly violating the
moral law of amalgamation
They have passed a bill to pro
hibit their intermarriage.
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Black And White
Marriages Are
Voted Against

Tuesday of this week ball o. prohibit
lntermarriage Of white folks and Negro
folks IN the District Of Columhis was
passed by the House Of Representatives
oy vote of pa To "a. Heated debates
preceded the vote. but the result stand
out for itself.
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Order of Publication.

A, 49,. WESf VIRGINIA .
Monday in Dec 1914 W ~ -
Lime stewart
m
joe stewart
Defendant
Inc object 81 this suit j. to obtain from the a.
PENDANT by the Plaintiff a divotce
FlNULO MArKGdDSII
ana - appearing nom an affiiavit new On Al
win the papers in this cause that the D.f,,,s ~
- monte -ldent Of the state Of West ViIxio,.
= therefore ordered the said Defend.nf a,
Aptsar at the Clerks Once Of the t.ircuit e,o,rt
~ McDo~ell County within one month f,o,,, 49,.
date OF the nrst DuicatiOn Of this or,ier and A.
i nsc~>-aiy Z" protect his interest herein
M ~ - ,uit her ordered that a copy Of this
order b. published once a week Tor fo1r s,,..,.
r.7s - ln some Newspaper published in Nc
s Noqhty AMI that a copy Of the san,e he
Mcdowell County for twenty days before deere
W. BURBRIDGE PAYNE. Clerk
Is r. Carter. p. a
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Order Of Publication.

At RULES hell IN the Clerk's Ofiicr of
the irclnt Court of Mcdowell County
~ the first Monday ia D,r,ernher. 1914,
Charles llanc,ck.
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Order of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA,

WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rule-- held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell Comfy
ON the hrst Monday in Dec, 1914.
John Mihalko.
In Chancery.
Rosa Mihslko.
Defendant
The object of this suit IL II obtsin
from the Defendant 10y the plaintiff a
divorce
NlNCtLO MATRIMONI
Ana II APPEARING from an affidavit now
"n nle with the papers i'm this cause. that
the desendant II "A nonresident of the
state of West Virginia; il is therefore or
'ier,~i That the said defendant do appear
Al ti's- Clerk = office of the Circuit Court
81 M"tI'~ell county within one month
rom the late Of the first publication OF
Tins order. AMI dO what H. Necessary L.
protect tier interest herein
And II IL further Or,ier,-i that a copy
oi tins order he published once a week
Tor hour ~nrcs-ssive weeks i'm some new
paper published in Mcdowell. county.
ami that copy OF the same ". posted AT
the front door OF the court "A pl-e of Nc
Do~eil county for twenty days before de-
cree l. rendered.
A copy. Teste:
W. BURRRIDGE PAYNE. CLERK
\. G.. Free. 4. -.
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PROHIBITION.

Taking into consideration the n1eserr
appropriations Of money made - the
endorsement Of this Law. great results have
been obtained. We have been much
handicapped b. the smsllne-s Of the ar
Propr'snon, being unable 70 employ the
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MINING DEPARTMENT

The dining Department shonld 10
PLACED under the civil service rule 80 that
The changes in state Adnini-tratio,.
would not effect tins department. or b..
efficiency, which means - much % the
5000 men employed At this occupation
IN our STAT, and % the great amount II
capitol involved therrin.
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The object of this suit il u obtain
from the defendant 10y the plaintiff a
divorce
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"n'n'*r OF Held agents ns,s~~ary L. a .
most rigid enforcement
PENITENTIAIl

IL - Tor the Protection of 49,
c'e'y. Not for the I'urr..-.. 81 vengeance
10 We put those who violate. clr law. inn.
The penltentiary for a I...ri,~l oi time. I'm,
at the end Of his imprisonment If he J.
turned out a worse man Than when n.
enterei' s"ciety Is not predicted. bnt. 81,
the contrary, an additional n,ena,,- All
punishment should be- l,t~.-l nt.on th.
principal "t reformation. and our penn
tertiary should he conducted A. ref,r
hat"ry Institution. Th- b. the n,ni..ru
Idea and along these lines great pr..gr..-.
mas '''en made in the past lew years.
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souRSeAssYPsTo
FEEIgFiNEf

z Time it! In Ave minutes all stom.
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gas. acid, or eructations of ;undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating breath or
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III Pape's Diapepsinl is noted for. its
speed In regulating upset stomachs.
II is the surest, quickest and most Ger.
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Millions of men and women now eat
their fayorite foods without fear!
they know Pape's Diapepsin will save
them form any stomach misery. 3
Please, for your sake, get a large
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PEI onals:-

ii = ~
Dr. Z. 3. sBurk went to Weston last
night 70 attend the funeral Of Mrs.
BurSs father. U. D. Currencei whose
death occurred Eat his home near
Burpsville. Mrs. Burk was at her ia
Tiers bedside when bis death oc.
Cured. The funeral was held at Yves.
ton today. 81 "a n
! Harold Ballah, OF Portland, Ore,
arrived here yesterday and ii the
Ikuest Of his parents. Mr., and Mrs. 81
II. Ballah at Riyosyiile. En- route here
he visited his sister, Mrs. THOMAS
Pearce, in Denver, Col,
Y II. II. Lanham who has been confined
70 his home since Thanksgiving BY IN.
3urles received In q street car acoidenti
has practically recovered and was out
yesterday. ~
MRS. u ]. Ross, OF Logan formerly
bf this city arrived here today from
AiefEantown where slie was caiied ny
the illness Of her mother She Il now
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the guest o. Mrs. G. II. Jenkins on
gPittsburgh avenue and will later visit
Mrs j. d: Durham on Chicago street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cassel, OF Graf.
ton! were here today to attend the fun:
eral OF the formers brother;fn.law,
Gottlieb Brandt which was held at
tHoult Town this afternoon. Is
Mrs. H. U. Tobias, OF Grafton, Is
the guest OF friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hessian were at
tMidyale, near Grafton, YESTERDAY. to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Arlington. & q.
Miss Mary Crane Hartley the young
daughter fiiMr. and Mrs. Harry j.
Hartley. has been Iii for! the past week
at the home of her parents on Walnut
avenue. AZ,
Z, Dr.. c. H. Neil left this afternoon for
Columbus, o. to attend the Golden
Jubilee ofstlle Ohio Dental Association.
The event ranks second In Importance
In dental circles to the National AS.
tsociation meeting held in San Fran.
cisco this past fall. IS
Cards have been received here an.
nouncing the birth of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Higgins at their home
In Coffeyyille, Kansas. Mrs. Higgins
was formerly Miss Bess sTavennerl OF
lParkersburg, "a niece OF Mrs. "A. j..
Stone. Y "A. !, b a n, :,
Mrs. =. s. Harper, who had been the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Gordon
Lake, has returned to her home in Park
,ersburgi e : 4 =, = IA a. y
Mrs. W. f. iNuzum who has been the
guest at the home OF! herinephew, Sam
X: Nuzum, on Locust avenue, return.
ed TO her home in Clarksburg today.
Mrs. w. J. Carson has gone to her
home IN GAINESVILLE. Ohio, to spend
the holidays. Mr.. Carson will go Ito
GAINESVILLE on Christmas day.
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Cunning ham.Billinsslea

A pretty but quiet wedding was sol.
emnized at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. lBillingslea, of Worthington, Sun
day morning when their daughter,
Edith Blanche, was united in marriage
to Reed Cunningham of Warrington,
Rev. Blackburn Hall officiating.
The bride wore suit of navy blue
broadcloth, with hat, gloves and shoes
to match. The only attendants. were
Miss Nell Cunningham, sister OF the
groom. and Blake Billlngslea, brother
OF the bride. Only a few of the i'm;
mediate friends and relatives Of the
family were present. TX. i;3
Mrs. Cunningham, besides being a
charming young woman is quite a tai.
ented musician and will be greatly
missed by the younger set of her
home town Mr.. and Mrs. /. Cunning
ham left Immediately after the cere-
monys for Wheeling and other points
where they. will spend few. days,
after which they will reside at Wyatt,
where the groom Is employed in the
mercantile business. ;y
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Steel Plan. For Point sple;a,s,an.

CHARLESTON, W.. Va, Dec. u
Marietta Manufacturing Company of
Marietta, Ohio which has been In op.
GRAFTON since 1852; was yesterday char.
tered under the laws OF West Virginia
with an authorized capital of $780,.
9oo. The plantiwi be moved to Point
pleasant.y The company manufactures
steel machinery. The incorporators
are w a.. Windsor, o. e. Watson. OF
Marietta; j. s. Spencer, George Pot.
fenbarger, and ]. ~. Dover, of Point
iPyeasant.
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.Enllven soelall circles

Fairmont social circles will be great:
~ cniiyened with the arrival home
Of the young women and young men
who are attending various sschoois.sli
number will arrive here next week in.
Guiding Miss Helen Quarter N illeri OF
Miss Madeira school; In Washington,
ID. c.. who comes early In the week to
attend the Koontz. Sipe wedding. The
Misses Ruth Heintzelman, 4 Of Welles:
Icy college and the Misses Ethel and
Grace Heintzelnan; of Gunston Hall
school. In Washington, d. G.; Miss Mil:
dred LeMasters and Virginia Alex:
ander Of Miss Sayward's school at
Overlook. Philadelphia; Miss Edith
Mitchell Hartman, of Miss BytePs
school In New York city; the Misses
Jean and Christine Scott, Miriam
Rock and Elinor5 Peddicord, of st,
Edith's school In Virginia, all of whom
Will arrive next week. Others who
Will arrive the following week are
Miss Ruth Miller from the Boston
Conservatory of Music; Miss Mary
Frances Hartley. from Smith college,
Northampton, Mass; Miss Florence
Hutchinson, OF Notre Dame Philadel.
phia; Miss Amelia Bennett, OF Eden
Hall, Philadelphia; the Misses Hester,
and Katharyn Miller, OF! Miss BARS
sehool, New York; Miss Mignon
Showalter. OF Stewart Hall, Stanton.
Va, and Miss Mary Moulds Hurst, of
the Winchester school. Pittsburgh,
the Misses Lotelle Hamilton and Nell
Prichard. Miss Hurst will be accom-
panied by her grandmother and aunt.
Mrs. William Mouldss and Mrs. Mary,
Shallenberger, who will spend the holl.
days with the formers daughter, Mrs.
w. J.s1Niegel. Miss Betty Fownes, OF
Pittsburgh, will spend the week follow
ing Christmas with Miss Hurst. Miss
Virginia Gaskeli. who attends the Ma
chanics institute at Rochester, N. ",
will also spend the holidays at her
home in the city. S.
Among the young men who are en-.
rolled In out.of.the.city. schools and
who will spend the holidays at their
homes here are: George w. Smith,
Carnegie Tech. Pittsburgh; Edwin
Watson, Cornell university; Ernest
yost, John Hopkins Medical college,
Baltimore; Grady Morgan, Dental col:
lege, Cincinnati; Luther Davis, Uni.
yersity Of Missouri, Columbia. Mos
George Miller, University OF Wiscon-
sin. Madison, Wis; John Cochran, Mt.
st. Mary's college, Emmittsburg. Md.
Wendell Hess, Abel Klaw and Sidney
Sapper, University OF Pittsburgh;
Nicholas crowl, Western Reserve col;
lege, Cleveland, j o.; Abbott Paul Amos,
Rual Swiger, Kenna Clark. Homer
Barnes. Russell Furbee, Paul Hawkins,
Paul Talbot, Harold Hutchinson,
Ivan Arnett, Roy cassell, Rufas Yost
and Robert Henry. IL
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Dinner. al y. IN. G. a.

Oinnerfat ". M. e. a.. 49, q
The turkey dinner announced to be
served by the women of the First Nj
=. Church South at the church, will
be served at the " NJ &c. a.. building
beginning at IS! O'clock. A splendid
menu has been arranged by. the1wo.
men Of the church who have an en-.
viable reputation for such events won
by hergsuccessful events. The menu
follows: y II '.f.i' y. Z \ 4
Roast Turkey Dressing
Mashed Potatoes Peas
Sour Kraut Cranberries H.
Celery.
Pineapple Salad a... 49,. Pickles
Pineapple Salad i >SiE Pickles
HottRolls Salt Rising Bread &,
Jelly. ~ y
IceGC Cream S3Hsi Cake Coffee z:
The tickets will. be. 75c! each. a. fancy.
work booth will be a side feature of
the dinner eyent. Is u
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leaving For Baltimore.

Rev. and Mrs. L. X. Probst, who
have been residents OF this city for
several years during the recent pastor:
ate of the former at Grace Lutheran
Church, are preparing to leave for Bal.
timore, whe they viii remain ,indeh-.
nitely. Mrs. Probst formerly resided
in Baltimore and has many relatives
there and itheir5 daughters, the Misses'
Carrie Maetsnd Emile Probst are In
Gouchera College. the former as regis.
trar at the College and the latter as
d student. Miss Mary Probst will re.
main in the South for several months.
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C0UGH|LASTED|
EIGHT YEARS
But Bears Emulsion Finally
Cured TIC. s
READ THEsTEsTIMoNYs OF MR.. 81.
B. c.. GENTRY, THE lWELE. q
KNOWN POSTMASTER
VA, {,
DR.. John D. Bear,
~. Elkton va

DR.. John D. Bear,
Elkton, Va.
Sir:-Aboutt eight years ago 4 con.
tracted a bad case of pneum onia which,
left me with cough, At first i paid
but little attention to It, being elated
over my recovery, which had been re-.
garded unfavorable by my physician.
The cough continued to annoy me
up to four years ago, when my ply.
sician advised me to use Petroleum
Emulsion prepared by you. I did So
using three bottles when Il had been
so much benefited that ]. discontinued,
the use of 1t. Since that time I have!
used several bottles during the win.
ter, and at such times as when affect
ed by colds! I have been completely
cured Of the cough.
Very respectfully,
~ H BE- Gentry
.Elkton, Va. Nov. 80.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or.
money refunded. One dollar a bottle
OF. six for five dollars. z,
~ ~ I
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intention OF the Federal authorities
here 10 bring about the trial at Charles
ton Of Courtney. Lee Lester and David
Nessleroad. alias Ravenswood Kid. who
are under arrest ut Parkersburg also
charged with post office robberfes.
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TosTry Post ot,Ie. Robb.r,,

CHARLESTON, Dec. IA bench
warrant was issued today. by Walter
% Barnhart, United States District At.
storney. s. g. Bowen, Sof the Southern
district OF Ohio, for James s. Coutr.
neg, alias Rochester Jimmy, who is
under larrestlinl Columbus, Ohio, charg.
ed with postoftice robberies. It is the
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For Miss BciI.

Mr. and Mrs e. N. Eddy entertained
a few friends informally last evening
at their home at Edgemont honoring
their guest Miss Winnie Bell, Jof
Wadestown. Miss Bell will return,
home tomorrow. y. - 49, 81 :, {.