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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

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lih unS 0tIia bon 8trbun, isrnsr on ber
g~.aosb0bea sniihsn 9ouI uno 9srhun.
ioDie in Der @essRb BON Soul 3niihen
Mtads unb MoIel. 0as ifsue AampffsIa
befinbet ih bitt an Der beutihen Grsn3t
uab melt bon benz .Srnertn BON 5ruHts
reid entfernt. Seine WabI Ifeht anfaeis
Henb i'm sngen 3uTdmmenbaHgs nit oer
Aetuna @erouH. Gle bilbet in @erbins
bung nit ben iibli6 liegtnbeH Spsrrs
forts Der Wdas ben Gdpfeiler, an ben i'd
bic gdn3e frdn3ofihs Sitting anls5nt,
uHo TOO fe aus ibrer 0trtatuHa
mad Gaosn umbiegt. 9srbun unb biz
Srsrrforts IiferH bic redte GlaHte ber
~5rau3ofen eegeu ieoen umfaHenben an
griff unb bnben babur9 bisber bic 8euts
Iden gum f4pierigen uno seitrdubeu0en
5rontdlangrifft gsuothigt. Jn Der less
ten .3eit fIne bic 9sutfdeH an berfdieoes
nen Gtelen ndber an bic SETTING berans
sstomnen UNI hdben lire giHfhli.bungss
linie ptitsr borgstrieben. Die Gran5oisn
iino nber iebr smpfiRblid fir jsoea
Druid, Der auf lire redis 5lduts ausges
ibt pirh, un6 molten aufhsinenb iebt
onra cine gr5Bere Gffmfbe bds gFoIgs
reihe 8oreebeu Der DeufTheH gegen 8.ss
bun tpieber ouseleihen.
Die neue OFFsRFpe Hnierlheibet iH
bon BEN friheren 8urhbrufsDsrIud in
Der Champagne ndmsntli1 baoura, baB
feline sroBe, 3uIummsnbdngsnbe S9laht
auS Der &C. 5sn 5roHt gsfihrt uiro, ions
bern baB oas ~lntsrnehmeH in mebrere
s~in5elne 4neriFfs 5srfd1t, bic 3tuar nidt
IN unmittetbdrer 9erbin6ung matchmaker
ittben, dber bot auf Gruno einss dllses
meinen Gperotionspldnss gitih5tttig ers
folqen. gle finb nit ben 6dupttrdfieH
aud nidt geegn bic sigentli6e BrOnt Der
Deutfhen qgriGttt, IonberH utebr geoen
lire Glantsn. Dies If bdoura m0sIid
ssiporben, bab be bsutIden SteIuasen,
bic in Der Champagne unb i'm qrgonneHs
nab bon Beiten mad Often ldufsn, i'm
be Iefung Berbuu etHen grpBen 9ogsa
bsffreifsn miHu, nm iid bsr WiriuHe
BET i~pgittr19snosn Misunderstanding unb
ber oTFenfbea Ehdtigfeft Der BeTabuns
Su ~entsieheR. Gleihssitid rshmfH bic
oeutlhsn qiRien Bel Merbun bg Rihtune
nna Gi5en un6 ndhern iid fiiblih Der
5effuHo unmittefkor osr Mdds, bic fs
bei ct. Wfibisl aHf fnr5e Gtrede iibers
ihrsitsn, I'm 6ann fuiebsr duf bds SHs
aFek bes 8luKes 5ariid5utreteH uHb mad
Often sn fii6rsn. MGhrenb alfo bic
eigensfi@s Trunt sipildm gtrbuu unb
G Mihiel nah Meften gerihtet III, 3tigt
bic redte TIdHts duF sintr tIrsen Strede
mad EDfben, bic lfgtt mad Gfben. Eie
6raa5oisn FnO Odbsr burA tiu qorsshsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
@tpbsg aaupiqnartisr. 81. 0ldrs.

grobss 5~auptquartisr, 81. Wldr3.
Die lebten iausren admpfe an unTss
rer Beifront fpisltea iid in ber Cham
payne p~ouilleuse ab, Der ,QduItsg bams
payne, ME bas DOri ibsrIeBt ptrb, duf
eiusr nena fru4t6dren SoGebens, bic ab
uub su BON uidBig boben fad geitreftsa
6oben5ugen bur6quert rpirp. I'm gaums
beItane fallen bloB 1aoel55l5er aHf, meiIt
nod iange phan3ungen, bic oft in egsus
attig mdlfgsn Gruppen auftretsn. Gle
liefern In itets niatommeHer Dsife bas
5ol3 fir bic G~niBngrGben, llntsritdnos
NIB fir bic gf1hle Der Srdbtbsrbaue.
uniere 5abtt bur3 biss einformi9e Gts
Idnbt brafte uns bdlb gu benz armess
obsrtommanbo, unb mir bdttsa Dns Slid.
.GrssIeHg b. Ginsm, ben allen betanntsn
HlenTaloberIfen unb ebemdligtn BRIGGS
miniiter, benz bic an ben admpTeH be-
+ iIigien 5ruppsn unisrltshen, in etnsm
ausenbiid al trrsihen, Der ibm ssitatttts.
uns, neHn aud nur iur5s 3eit, BEL ii4 8u
Ieben.
Inter 6inneis nuf bic betanntgssebe.
men 3bdtIaden ertbeiitt Der Dberioms
manbirtnbs lns germ bic Grlnubnis, 70
nett "a bic naaeHbIidIi6e Gage ssifatts,
bor8ubriugen unb uns baDou 81 iber3eus
gen, bdB unFsrs GtenuHs fd nHDerriits
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
% u~r11szAnO f1r 0fee0f Set st.hzm61
6ns Oct r39intnldGd6t
III Oct champagne.

bar an ben bis9r f.ftssbaItsnsn Bunttsn
tdiHbs unb - iest. er bin5u - mao Der
auBerorosntlia fdrien probe. bic pdbs
rsnb Der Iebtsn Sample dbgtIsgt Foorosn
Iei, aud nsiter bsfinbsn ivsree. 5reilta
Iisge nod geraumts GeIdnos binttr Der
5roHt i'm gersia bes Idpsren feinblitea
4rtilerieffusrs, uRb 8orIiHt ffi gsbottn.
Die uns Jur 3ii6ruus bsitimmten 0ffis
5iert tpiirom aber fir iebe Giferheit uno
sltih8eitig bafir Iorsen, bdB mir obne
unn6tbige @eFdb- eenug ieben fonnten,
nm bic erfrmlihe 3bdtfahe uHisrtr uns
srfhittertsn Sitting bstdtiet 81 finben.
Wt Grnit unb grsrif1subsit ipraa Se.
gr3ellen5 bon ben unerborteH 2ditupgeH
ber aegimsnttr, bic In ben fiirhterIihsH
admpfen unerihiiterlih rdnb9ebuIteu
bdttsn. Mit BEN @anIh ouf gutss Ges
lingen uniercr 5nhrt iuuroen mir entldis
fen, I'M nod BON Isintm gtnerdlfdbss
DEF empfanaeH az futroeH.
glit lebbditsr 5renbe tonnte id m bies
lem baperii9eH General ben 5ibrer 6er
Dibifion, Bel Der i'd i'm Sanuar in CT.
Wtibiel peiltu blrItt, GI5elen3 3. 9obp,
II sbsrtrttHnen, sinen au~berorDsntli9 lsbs
bdfteH, idlauten, iebni9tn BeHtrdl, oer
NIT GROCER AniaduIifIisit ben hurdtses
riitifden @erIduf Der GtfLIungstdmpfs
barlsgte. ioear Hnttr 3%ubilfenabme RAID
entnprfeuer 9lsiffiftgfi1aen. Wlan beufe
I'D, cine Clinic, bic ben SdiibeHgrabtH
bartlett; nun Dirb Elm 9beil bitftr qinis
bolig BON Granaten serItOrt. 8tbenb
unO flint iessn iIh IN oiefer eide bic
5raH5ofen fsf NIB bousn fh raid inter
gefaidtr 8suubune DON @ranail54ern
uHo @fabenrsfta cine GteLluHg aus, bic
uHiers urfprtingli6s Clinic burdquert.
Sobalb bieier 9~hatbefaHo feit1eiteat III,
bsainut hsr G~appenirise, b. +. mir otrr
ludsn, bon beibn Geiten bic reus tIeiHe
fraH56fids Gtelung gu umFaifen, inOem
mir uns NIT GappeH ~hsraHurbeiten.
Glei68sitis bsrludt F9 Der 5sino an uHs
iere GteIung bs~rdHBnatdbeH, uab fhIiebs
Iid tommt q sum ansriff nit Winsns
t~uerfsrn uHb 6dubgrandten, nobel oann
ssr bon 5pei Ssii,n oneegrifFeR Gins
bringing .abosqHdI6fS iDirb. b. 4. IH
erstben. ober bdrdn gIduhn muB. Cos
idnsg BITE 1rdnyoien In tinena fcldeH
God TibsH, bas hi unFert Etefaug hiHs
siarast hatsa IL aIIssbiHss setHistH o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
keos<ere f~eAuz6slscuE Gksc0V7lF

birsAbsn Hsber nur i'm aarttns pber Be-
ratbuHss5immer isbeH burften. Ct ori.as
iirte uns iibsr bic btrIGiebeutn qlntte
bet b~srgdnsensn Gala4t unb miIieb nns
nit u~nfetsn Gibrtrn, bic an Dem aampf
fef6f ibeilqeHommtn baiien.
Gin ArtiatritpIff5isr btriHtett bon BEN
ipannsnoftsn aUsenblid. Ter lpitbsnbs
grtinerisaHeriff bate ben Gturn einsss
Isitet, jsst gait ss, ben 4ustnbIid sbaus
no Der Jeinb nnItre GtslIang ets
niieenb eIhlttert au bnbtn stdlbis, nm
BEN @turm ipdgtn gu t0nnet. Dds ers
fdeinen Der Gturmtofonnsn TT fir Bic
Mriiatrie Der augeHbIid bss Gingyeiftna
psridnmt, III e. ntft nah5uboien, benn
iuenn ber Itirmenbe 5tinb an nnIere
Gttluns btTan fam, mab unIsrs ariiass
ris ebenfo fhDsipen ipie bic feiRotime, am
uidt bic tiesns WannI4oft gu bsIdisbtn.
Wtt brtnnfnoen Qugsn blidtm bic Be-
obddtsr gefpdnnt mad bsr @tldHDslpete,
binter Der Der Beino osrmuiblid bsrbors
baden nitric, aber immer nod fparfsn
bic GraHoten bfim Ginl6Iogeu BEL unIss
ren Gtenunpea Bic GrbmdTen pis
Infparts morbSnrs In bic Cuff, nod ims
mer bermiffisH Iid NIT bitIen GrbmdHsH
bic duolmeHbeH moIteH BET trplpbiren6sn
@eifoTe - bd bfibt ID Ron tduIeHo tteis
nen pantttn iibtr Der S5be - bic Gpiten
Der nufaepflunstsn Gsiienoerebrt bsB
ifaFmbtrsiisH GsInSts! Nids Idaes, unb
70 srf9fsnm Bic Rdppis cine Idngs
Reibs buHlter punft. - unb bdnn srs
bebt Fh cine rem gan5sn Gang frDnsnbe
LANCE, fhlpor5e SdldHes, bic namdbItn
h61er Iteigt has beranuF uprriidsnbe
ifiirmtnbe Aorpsl Run srgfhl bic isIes
@stIune: saar nerEHebareH
Gsidiise aaf 90he XXI" Es bdutrt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
yerorOungsBfatt
fit Sia(afd- gOfen.

Die benz 6inbenbnrgif6sn 0bsrtoms
mdhoo unterItellie GiBtIDttpaltung fit
RuiTIds qolsn piebt Elm g@srorOHungss
bfati Der tdiIsrIia btutl9tn @~srpaltuns
In polsn" berdus. Wie Der Ober6sis1lss
babtr on, GsneralFeIomdrf9aII b. Sins
.beHburs. an Der Spibe Der eritsa 1nms
mer betdnnt giebt, iptrben ale 0erorbs
nanaen In btutfder unb poIniider Gpros
DE psroffentliht uno trldnesn, foiptit IN
ibum niGt Elm dnotter 9ermin fir bds
Snlraftttttsn borgeTdrieben III, otrbinbs
Tide ardEt NIT BEN ablduf bes brittEn
Gdses mad Der Nusgabe bes @lattss. ale
bieit N%eroronungen baben fir RufTi&s
qoIsn gtiesestraft.
Die srite Hummer bts 9eroronunsss
bldttss entBdlt geItimmuueen bss 0btrs
btishIsbdbtrs iibtr ben Gren5perieht bon
Msnifen nnb Maorfn, outd bic ole Bis
BERGEN @sfimmungsn oufstbobsn ners
ben; ferner ii6er bic Ginfibtang bts @fss
ooriauiIaen galenberg aab Der mittslsas
ropotiarn Belt, To'pic ibsr Bic gufbetuna
Der fogendrHteR Galdiaae. ii6e Die aufs
bsbuHe bcs bon Der ruTffheH atgiernag
srldHMeu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb User tds
Bsrbot bon 3dblungtn mad feinbH6m
GtaaieH, iopis ibsr bic aufbebuna 6tg
Woratorjums, iiber bic WHIdnserune bss
Wtdftb nnb Gbtdrtntes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

ldnoegGpinu" 81 Ser;eidnen. anbsrs
fiuo lire 3eriats nidt 3a osutsn. Gr3sls
Ien5 b. 60bn ltiloerte aud In Isbr sins
bringIi9sr DefIt, pit bds feline, Iamuds
lofe 3imms.d den in benz Il pus empfing,
3euge lthr Ihlptr unb trnii.r GtaHbsn
g~epelsn fet. .i5rsifi9 fnb mir bier Dor
Granaieu fiber, aber Elm TrommtIFsuer
bon Rddriften nrb idDsrpitaeuS.u
GntI9liHm bdmmerte aud aaf uns Elm.
Die 8srantiDortlidtsit, bic aeIerbsa nidt
Su frii6 dbsr aud niat ~ ipGt on3us
lcbsn, I'm ben bsdbii9tigttH Griols bers
bei5afibrsn, iit[ts uns oil Dor itbr
Tapsre GntiGliiHs. Ga srforbsrt biss
Elm beitdubis ifares @riafm Der Ges
IammtLage, elm Qbfpdgsn BET Wo1Iihtsis
ten unS - bas GaperHs - bic Grt,nnts
mis- bes tritilden 4netnbl ipo Der
Gin'u s atmadt perben mub. sRd,"
fagtt Gs. Gr5eaen5 gum G6lab, noiess
mai bnben mir Is ia, nis bet griple
5eiet, ridtis sstrofftn, anb mir ptroen
ans bemibeu, es INNER ptsosr 10 fihtig
5u MAIDEN QH9 sr Ianb nift asHng
oes Aii1nens bic 9apisrtsit uHo odbs
,srItaHosiraft Der Msimsntsr, bic ben
bSaiIhen RAMP nit Der glstAen @rds
& 4 BIZ su Gn6s burdoebolien battsn.
9. mn eing's Fl" III HLB meter. In
Tedurg bintsr MdfOden ootr bur4 Riss
beruHstn, bic nidt sinsdsbsn tptrben
tonntn. 6isr bsgegHfis uns ou6 ser I'M
generdIItobsbri6t esnannt, @tnerdl
Sled. BET zine Der arrpsIibfsr, Der fit
bic WintulhIodt in Der Champagne cine
bobs Mus5eiduun8 einpfiHe; bod 40 NoB
rttt tr Durd b1s 1bat, un itd mad
eiHissa Gttaungen su bsgsben. 9Th nns
uHsttrpbHiea Bib, ba mir bic RcmraIis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

aug Werbun unb aus BEN n5rbliH Der
Gsftuns Iiegtnoen SrnetbaIe fotpis bard
tinsn @orftoB aus foul in be- Gage, ibts
aHsriffe eegeH bic beuffhsn Glanten 81
.ridten, mas ionff duf Der gamer iihrissn
e 1ladtfront in @eiflonbsrn urb Roros
I trefh nitlt pitber Der Jon III.
DER giinftigife moment 4lsfihs
rung zines oerarii9en @nsriffss lisst In
Der uebsrraldund, DsHn "a g:linst, In
VI fsinbIiden afnien sin5utrehsn, ehe
Der Gsguer 3sit gsnug sehutt fat, feline
rHfnirtasn Meferbsn beron5ubriHesn
aab m~ffprensnbe Geesr rabrtaelH 81
trsffsn. Dieter in GENTLE GiHue sris
tiiae Mornsnt lit abez boriibergegongsa,
obne 6db bic 5ran5oIen sirsH Grfols srs
5ielt bdtttn. ltnb in Der 2ipiihenseit bat
bic bsntf9s 6eersgleitung GsIeseHbsit GEE
5abt, bic nDihnsnbietH ardfts berunsus
sighen. I'm aud fpdtertn, init ftdrtern
ardFtfu unternDmmentn Mngriffsn ers
fOlsrti4 hsssgnsn sa t5Hnsn. y. 2.
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-08-11
REDO WAYNE CO., W. VA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST H. Ig3
kenova News.

j. &, Jones was a visitor at Gin.
cinnati the fir { of this week.
w. w. Jackson was a business
visitor at Huntington Wednesday
Conductor Lindsey Webb has re-.
turned from a sojourp at Toledo,
Ohio.
Misses Mary and Elsie Falwell
are visiting friends at Portsmouth
this week.
DR.. 7. n. Golf was a professional
visitor at Huntington Wedne. day
afternoon.
Z. 5. Knapp Of Huntington was
mingling with friends here one day
this week.
Mrs. j b. Eakin entertain ed the
Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church this week.
Mrs. r. A. Morris and little son
cal'ei on friends at Huntington
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marle,t and chill.
dren of Huntington called on
friends here Sunday.
Miss Fannie Ferguson is taking
a weeks vacation and is visiting
friends at Portsmouth.
The new residence of Milt Jor.
dan In Park circle will be ready for
occupancy in a day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. Frampton are Wis.
iting Mrs. Frampton's mother, Mrs
Virginia Wilson.
Misses Florence Roberts and
Mary Hitler of Crcleville, Ohio.
are pleasant guests of Mrs. w. b.
Morris.
Sunday School Glass No. 9 of
the Baptist church will indulge in n
baking bat on Park Terrace hill
Sunday.
Messrs. Virdle Bradford and Lion.
ell Porter and Misses Edith Strotber
and Bette Barbee were automobil.
ing up Big Sandy last Sunday. They
had Intended going as far as Louisa,
but when they reached point with.
In nine miles Of Lawrence county's
capital, the roads became impassa-
ble. AS the Ford machines have
not as yet been equipped with stills
the motoring party necessarily had
to turn and come back without
reaching their destination.
Aug 6. REPORTER.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-08-11

Hamburg the
S6OOO.OOO under that York " Ae OA'
would tend to shift the of
lot the worlds
Of od VIII only move to this country when becomes
wealth In transit or change that
v OF ne world port should not in
Mr. Howe brings out the Importance
" N"N '-''S"'
%
by bringing
OF
tne demands
TO America
fNN"'' '""'e III
to
In position
lano is always overlooked
can only be paid by OF - - oON NAe'
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-08-11
Obituary.

The death angel has visited the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Walk.
er of Huntington and taken from
their midst their little daughter,
Geneva May, who was born Novem-
Der 16, 1913; died July 81, 1915,
making her one year, eight months
and fifteen days old.
She was a pretty child and the
pride Of the father and mother. She
was just flower IN the home for
only a short time. While father
and mother will miss the sweet lit.
tie babe, God has only claimed His
own.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Docks creek Baptist church
by Rev. Jerry Harmon after which
the remains were laid to rest in the
Skean cemetery. The pail bearers
we're Nellie McKeand, Hazel Chad
wick, Zella McKeand and Leola
Chadwick. ROSEBUD.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-08-11
Institute Resolutions.

BE 1t resolved hy the teachers of
wayne county in institute now As
sembled:
FIRST. That we thank the Bap-
tist church for the use OF it's house.
Second. That we thank the peo
pie OF Fort Gay for their hospitals.
ty.
Third. That we thank ouy sta,e
superintendent, M. =. Shawkey, for
sending us such able and efficient
Instructors; also for visiting us and
giving US such splendid lecture.
Fourth. That we believe this to
oe the best Institute We ever attend.
ed, and on this account we desire TO
especially thank Supt. o. j. Rife,
I. J. Humphrey and Mrs. Harriet
b. Lyon for their helpful and in.
spring talks, and Miss Katherine
Freese for the music we have had
this week.
Fifth. That We thank Rev. l..
ID. Bryan for conducting the de-
vo,ional exercises.
Sixth. That we endorse the con.
crete methods of teaching presented
by Mr.. Humphrey and Mrs. LYON.
Seventh. That we appreciate the
recent act of the legislature in in.
creasing the minimum salaries and
in giving us other favorable legisla.
ton.
Eighth. That we appreciate the
several visits paid us by Kentucky
teachers this week.
Ninth. That we deplore the re
cent act of the voters of Wayne
county in rejecting the proposed
county high school, and we pledge
ourselves to support any movement
looking TO the establishment of such
school In the near future.
Tenth. That our next institute
be held at Wayne some time in ia.
ly.
Eleventh. That a copy of these
resolutions he sent to the Wayne
News, the Ceredo Advance and the
West Virginia School Journal and
Educator for publication.
Rufus Lester, Chairman.
Anna Copley,
Lucretia Mcclure,
j. NJ. Sullivan,
j. E Thompson,
Evangeline Thompson,
w. M. Queen,
Committee.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-08-11
Storm Sweeps Wide Area.

Washington, Aug. 4-One Of the
hardest wind and rain storms in
many months and one that cover
ed an almost unprecedented wide
area last night swept the eastern
states.
Reports to the weather bureau
today showed the storm covered
the Atlantic coast from North Car
olina to southern New England
and the great lakes region from
Erie to Michigan. The weather
experts stated that the rivers would
be able to carry off the heavy rsin-
fall and only on small streams
would high water prevail.
The storm broke the warm wave
which covered the east in the last
ten days.
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Lesage, w. Va.

Goldie May, little daughter of
Sydney p. and Elizabeth Roberts.
of the Head Of Seven Mile, Cabell
county, w. Va, died August s,
1915, aged one year, one month aud
one Gay. She died of stomach trou-
bic a'ter'a few weeks illness.
Funeral services were conducted
at the L. 3. church by Rev. J. r..
M. Knapp after which all that was
mortal of the dear little darling was
laid TO rest beside her Grandma
Roberts in the Arthur Hill grave
yard.
Farewell, Goldie, you have left US,
Gone with angels, home to dwell.
God, our Father, hath bereft US
OF the one we loved 20 we'll.
Darling, we will try to meet thee
On that bright and shining shore,
There with smiles we hope to greet
thee,
Where In death to part no more.
Aug. 8. HER GRANDPA.
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New Officers.

The Ladies Aid society Of the
Baptist church met last Wednesday
and elected the following officers:
Mrs. Belle Watts, PRESIDENT; Mrs.
Mary Coleman, vice president; Mrs
John Crate, secretary, and Miss I'm
ma Patterson, treasurer. The So
ciety has purchased a new brussels
carpet for the church.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Eugene Plyma,e.
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SIOO Reward SlOO

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls CatarTh
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blood and mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF TN e
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RESOLUTIONS ON OBITUARY.


We, your committee on obituary.
beg leave to make the following re,
port
Whereas, The Divine Creator
In His infinite love has seen cause
to leave us to our labor for the past
year, and blessed US with health and
strength, that we might pursue our
labor for the advancement of man n.
kind;
Therefore, we recommend tba,
this report be adopted by a rising
vote of thanks.
w. X. Ferguson,
Ida SAMSON,
Rubama Newman,
Luther LycaD,
Frank KinstIer,
o. Verns Harris,
9. f. Allen,
Committee.
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GRAND LODGE
X. of p. Meeting at Charles
Town to be a Big
Affair.

The meeting Of the @ aud Lodge
of West Virginia, Knights of Py,h-
ias, at Charles Town August 25 and
26 is expected to be one of the best
meetings in the history of the or.
der.
The grand lodge will be opened
with a public meeting in the opera
house on Wednesday morning, the
25th, at 9 a. m. and after the ad-
dress of welcome and responses the
grand lodge sessions proper will be.
gin and will continue until Thurs
day evening, and possibly Friday.
The local committee is making
every preparation for the comfort
of the guests, and ample accommo-
dation will be at the command Of
the committee.
On Wednesday night there will
be an open ar reception to all
knights of Pytblas and their guests,
an1 the ptay of Damon and Pythias
will be run on the pictures at the
opera house.
The committee is making ar.
rangemeuts to eiaborately decorate
the town, aud the streets will take
on a gala appearance.
Shak Kuh Temple, No. l7s, ORA.
matte Order knights of Kharrsson,
of Terra Alta, commonly known as
the Dokies, will initiate arge class
on Wednesday night, and will have
a parade of those who will travel
over the hot sands.
All Knights of Pythias and their
friends are cordially invited to be
present, and they will be given
hearty welcome by the people of
historic Charles Town.-Spirit of
Jefferson.
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Your Cough Gan Be Stopped.

Using care 20 avoid draughts, expos
ure, sudden changes and taking a treat
ment OF Dr. Kings New Discovery, will
positively relieve and in time will sure d.
ly rid you Of your cough. The first dose
soothes the irritation, checks your
cough, which stops in a short time DIR.
Kings New Discovery has been used
successfully for 10 years md is guaran-
teed to cure you. Money back If il fails
Get a bottle from your druggist; il costs
only littleand will help you so much.
CAdvertisementl
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DunIeith.

The little infant baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Daniels died Tuesday,
Aug. 9, Of brain fever.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Carey Wednesday, July %,
and left a nine. pound baby boy.
Fred is very much delighted.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Runyons, the same cay, another
big baby boy.
Opal, the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Carey, while play
ing, fell out Of the barn and dlslo.
Gated her arm.
JIM PLANK.
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Dependency Due to indigestion.

About three months ago when was
suffering from indigestion which caused
headache and dizzy spells and made me
feel tired and respondent =, l began TAX
ing Chamberlsiu's Tablets" writes
Mrs. Geo. Hon, Macedon, N Y. "This
medicine proved 10 be the very thing 7
needed, as one days treatment relieved
me greatly. 1 used two bottles Of
Chamberlain Tablets and they rid me
of this trouble" Obtainable every
where. adv.