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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
:: CRONICAS DE CALIFORNIA ::

soldsdos. Al detenerse la iocomoto-
"a, salian per la ventanillas de 10.
cares ~cienios De eabezas risu-nas
de soldados. Aeudian e~ntonccs, has
ia III paso del convoy, parvadas de
7 aueIlas linGas m~ucha>has, las ma
ros ilenas de flores, los labios de
sonr;sas. 7 asi permanecian, los ojoS
briiiantes clavados cn los DE- les io-
vencs. Asi PsTmanccion hssta que ell
convoy empezaba 4 Enton-
ccs. COMO decidiendose por 81 impu;-
so de sus ~corazones, las muchachas
Sc a~cercaban, terdidas las manos flo
r;das hasta las de los so!dados.
7 este o~currio en- una, en- dos, en-
Glen estaciones. Pero huSo vez que al
.aisno tempo cue Pasabau las flo
res de- LIS manos de las muehachss a
Lag de los soldados cstallara2 eR ci
a:re chaseuiSos dc bssos.
Joaquin PIMA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
AUTOMOVIL RECUPERADC

FL g~cnGarme Hassnbeck ilevo aver
a las $40 de Ia manana al garage de
Ia estaci6n central de polic!a TN au-
tom0viI S~tudehaker, de circo rasaie-
ros. marcado con e, registro nuaero
1851 del Estado de Texas. Esta ma
quina fue rocogida &c frente al Hote!
Tower. sito en- Ia Gale &c Graysol..
Sc pudo aYe-iguar Que e. eutcm6vil
encontraLo por Q! Geadarme Haser-
beck es &c IL p-oPiedad de Mr.. Wal
ter Jenuil, con domicilio en- Ia casa
numero 20! de II Gale Mission. Fue
avisado del hallazgo y en- el acto Sc
preseHto = recoger 81 auto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21

TODD. Ell "a guerra moQerEa, es ei
mas prsciosca uyil!a- &c e estTatc-
gia; al abriEo dc su> froEdaS, Ia ar
tilleria m~ult;plica SIS posiciones Dc
Gateria. Ia infa3:e-ia alin:a i VI
vacS. el crcrpo De irge1:e-os organi-
- SIS parques dc material; bastaa
aigunes precauciones eIementales "a
"a que toGos esto2 traECjos Queden
! ocIltos : las miradas del onemigo;
en- vano pasa y,vuelve = passr el
aviGn: ei bcscue eS 9, "camcuf!age
ideal. para las tropa5 experimental
das. S5,vas &dGiirablcs de q ls!a dc
Tranc:2, altos Y e-cesoS bosques
de La;gle, Re Comp:agne, ds Fi!le-s-
Cotterc5s. de ChantlIy : de Ernie
ancavil,e. ma~jcstIosos y belsos como
las c~atedraics g6Jicas, Gespues de ha-
her encantsio nue5tra vista y nur&-
tros ~corazones. vosotros nos s~alyareis
aua la vida; pero no D2edo memo de
! peasar con ~tristaza. &rboleS tan de-
, rechos, tan orguilo-os Y de aspecto
+ tan aristocrGtico. en- Ia dtcadencia
cruel que os umenaza: serjis arran-
catos de c4ajo por Ia met-alla; 70.
I tos conpletamente 0 !ameatablemen~
te Gislocados como deb!les canas 0
bier aun d~espojado5 &c vuestra es-
! pi6ndida corona de f~ollaje Y os le-
vantareis hac.a el cielo como esqIele-
! EOS descarnados y ridiculos. La guer-.
IS una cosa imp;a. rego cuando
| atenta rambien contra IA majestad
/ soberana dc Ia ~naturaleza, pareca do
blcneate sc-iiega.
J. ISAAC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21

CG=ndo I'd So Sienta perezoso. sin deSeos
de hlcer nadl Y bOStsZSndO -runIlnuamen-
e durcarc Ell dia. I'd. lIede estar Sc
GGT0 de cue - debe i cue 81 higado no
fuEcIons con TeSularItad. cue ha permit
rto que sl C-ganiSmo Sc ileEe de impu-
TezaS. HERBINE. Cura tOdoS los deSoTte-
CaS ~ocaSlO2sdo> por IN hiEado inactive.
Rec0RrorTa csc 0rxano. limpIa los iniesu-
nos ' p0ne TODD Ell ORGANISING . n IN es-
tado saludabIe muy satisfactorily. Preclo
SIC Fendido por: Il. COIN anu Co., san
Antonio. Texas iahy-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21

1ra.-PorQue Ell los envios dc dinero y mercanclas
Ia Mayo's Money Exchange, es la unlca casa que
los hace DIRECTAMENTE por conducto de sus CO.
rrcsponsalcs ~propios, sin tener que andar paganoo
fuertcs comisiones a cientos de bancos y d otras ca
sas. Nuestro sistema de envics DlRECIOS eco
nonliza raucho dinero a nuestros ~clientes, como po-
dra verse comparando nuestros preclos con los de
nuestros inlitadOres.
2do.-Porgue Ell dinero. llega mucho mas pronto
Y cor absolute s~eCuridad 4 c%ualquiera cludad de Ia
Repub!ica Mexic&na, haciendonos abso!utamtil-e
resDonsables de su cntrega, Y garantizando, ade-
mas. pagan Ell valcr de- c~ualquiera meTcahcla o
remesa de dinero que Sc ~oerdiera o extraviare en-
el canine.
3ro.-Porcue hacemos los envios en- dinero me-
xicano o dinero americana, segdn conVenga 81 Glen
te. hacienda los pages PRECISAMENTE en- ell lu-
gar cue Sc nos ordene. pudienGo lacer sltuaclones
Dor TELEGRAPH a TODAS Parties y por %cualquier
Observation-Disclosures, nuestros ciientes no t!enen
cue a1darse molestando en- escribir cartas a Next
co nj en- ardar mandando giros, cue muchas We"
cs Sc cytrGvian u otras son cobrados por perso-
mas dlstirtas, 10 que no puede %suceder, hacienda los
envios Dor conducto de Mayo's Money Exchange.
4~to.-Porque hacienda sus envioS a Mayo's Mo
neg Exchange, los hacc 4 una casa perfectamente
coaccids, la mas antigua Y Ia mas solvente en- su ra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
coMIsIoNADo DEL CoNDADO

LA PRENSA," esta autoriza5a
para anu1ciar al senior Jacooo Rubio-
IN, COMO candidate al puesto de Co.
nisionsdo del Coadsdo, por e. Dissri-
to nlmero uno. suieto a las eleccio-
Ies Observation-Disclosures cue deye-
ran veriESarse Ell 81 de julio de 1918.
Political Ady1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
TRES INDIv1DUOs ARRESTADCS

Aver tarde fueSon d~eteniGos en- Il.
via publica Tomas Lopez, de IS amos
de edsd, con resldsncia en- una casa
sta en- Ia esouina &c las Gales e
Paso Y Laredo; y J. Fernandez one
habits en- el 1904 de "a Gale Norte
Pecos. e. prinero de los acusados
queGo en- la ca-cel V ell otro sa,i6 en-
!ibertad bajo fianza de S25.0O.Hoy
compareceran ante el Juez de Policia
Buckley q responder del cargo que Sc
les hace.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21

mo, y por 10 nlismo 10 Sc expone a percer!o, como
les ha sucedido a alguaos de sus paisanos, quienes
por error Sc valieron de casas desconocloas y al
gunas veces ~perdieron 81 dinero o mercanclas:--
No nay que olvidar que VALE las VlEJO .
CONOCIDO QUE NUEVC o CONOCER", y La
Mayo's Money Exchange es Ia casa mas antigua =
mas g-aade, situada en- Ia ciudad mas grande del
Estado mas grande del pals mas gcande dc Ia gran
dc America.
5to-Porque no importa a que pa.sano lie pre-
gunte I'd. TODOS y cada UNO le diran segura-
melte que la UN1CA casa en- los EstaGos Unldos
que lie ofrece tantas v~entajas y facilidades para ha-
cr sus envios de dinero Y de mercancias a cualquier
pa-te de Mexico, &c la MAYO'S MONEY EX-
CHANGE, 323 E. Houston ST., San Antonio, Te-
sevicio mas rapido Y Ia que ofrece las mayores Sc
g~rridades.
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u S 7 ID

Nc tiene que moIestarse enviando dinero por nues-
tro conducto. pues basta conque 10 envie a nuestras
oficinas Y nosotros nos encargamos de TODD 10 de-
mas. NOSOTRCS, al ser hechos los pages en- Me-
xico O la entrega de la mercancias, lie mandaremOs
IN coueprobante con IA firma de Ia persona a quien
listed los envio, 10 que sera la mejor prueba de que
TODO lego de entera conformidad.
Al desear listed enyiar dinero o mercancias a
Mexico. sirvase recortar el cupon que esta debajo
de este anuncio, y envieaoslo, d~ebidamelte llenado,
en- rn sobre O pegado en- una tarieta postal, y a
vuelta de correo recibira tOda clase de informes.
NO divide I'D. QUE SIENDO CLIENTE
NUESTR0, RECIBE FRECUENTEMENTE VA
LIOSOS OBSEGUIOS que repartimos GRATIS en-
ire todos nuestros clientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
AWSOS POLITICOS
PARA JUEz DE PAZ

FL Sr. BEN. S. FISK ma autoriza-
do g este diario para que anuncie 81
candidatura de relecci6n para e.
puesto de Juez de Paz por 81 PreciH-
to No. I, sujeto a las Elecciores Pri-
marias DemocraGcas que te2dr&a IL
gar 81 81 de Julio de 1918. Y res
-tcesanente selicita 81 vote.
political Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21

Es natural, pues, 10 que lDtenta
e. snemigo Y 10 cue eXalta Sus ambt-
e;oues; a~poderarse de Paris, ique
mejor Y mas dirscto gofpe al cora
z6n, al corazon lie Francia. al cora
zon de IL civilization, Tanto Ell {.
Marre como en- el OGrcq : 81 @!
Disc. el arco esti tendido. iisEo para
lamar Ia flecha mortal. Y Ell munGo
entero, a~ngustiado. contiene e! &Ae&.
to.
P2ro otras nanoS. manos dihgen-
tes yamigaS. forn&n e. escudo en
donde Sc rompera Ia flecha.
La voIantad lie resistir, de WIZ
Y de veneer e. IA miSrn2 qGe Tue e.
1914. Gallian! no exsSte "A. perO ia
tradici6n que creo le soorevive. Ben
en.-nG!Go, lie dijo FL General al Mi
pistro. que defendio Paris; cuaCte.
por cuaItel-Si. rsSpondio c. !u-
nisrro.-Y. 81 nos 81 que Ct
enemigo pase u IA ot-a maEgsE del
rio jhago volar los puentes?-Si,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
TEROS Al BLANCO
LA coNcIENcEA DE UN PERRERo

meTsual. el conision2do
para echar manc ! les p:rroS
pue vagan por s GALES.
va poroue TO tiencn GUeao.
"a porquc son unOs r2gos
cual eros tantos sujetos
cue 20 cono2co, que gus,an
De and2r, libres y c~2nteHtos,
malmodia2do q los vec.no5
con sYz lad-!dos molc5tcs
{ "incautandose' 5. -ue&en
cualuuier pan 0 cua.cIicV hucso.
ScgIn r.fiere en- 81 articu!o
nvestro amigo Pedro Rec.o,'
suele Dadccer insomni0s
q susodi&ho "perrero:'
porque en- 81 memoria laten
lo5 nla:hadados recuert0s
de las cuadruped2; Wct!!raS
GU en- e5:.a ciuGad ha hecao
Ira mirar con Il vida.
para GesQui5ar cl suelGo
que mensualmsnJe recibe
nada mas por matar Ferros.
C'aro eS5a que los espi-itus
Re a.gdn "San Bernardo immense,
tie alglu bull dog" furibuado,
de algIr breve ''ch!huahueho'
no lleraran el ambiente
de IL alcoba Gel rerreTo,
yG que. segun ascguran
los pens2dore> austeros,
los canes no ticncn alma
cual nosotros q tsnemoS;
pcro cabe en- 10 possible
cue cl repat.do "rerrero'
Sc sienta hostigado 4 wees
por II amargos recuerdOG.
no obstantc que Ia concicrcia
no este intcresada eA clos:
porque ;quien riede negarne
que es IN gran amigo 81 perro,
que siepte con sUs patronc;
= que hasta llora 0 clos:
Made. porque 20 10 he v!sto:
70 he visto llorar = IN cerro
Y 10 nc dido; por mas senas
que hubo de czpanCarme cl sueno
Y naccrme decir... primores
de su casta; mas volviendo
dc nueva cuenta a las penas
cue sufre eI pobre perrero,
c~alculo que es boberla
ex5tica en- esLoS ticmpos
ESQ &c Donerse tr.ste
Dorcua haya IN can mas o menos.
hoy. cuando prccisamente
diarias roticias lcemos
sob-e terri5les meJanzaS
en- los CAMPO europeos,
donde bravos paladiles
&c IL razon ) el derecho
riecar gcnerosa sangre
Dor IA salud dc 81 pueblo.
Sin II muy leos: en- Jau.ia
"Gccreta" IN cuatrocnarGuero
que con Ia mano en- La barbas
= trpnquilo ' satisfccho.
Ia dec-etado mas muertes,
sin CUE haya tGda PC" medic.
q@e canes en- san Antonio
sacri5icado ha el perraro.
7 81 aQucl que tan tranGulto
uuiUa a los horIbreS DC eEmealo
porque dc c~ualQuie- menc-2
Sc oponen 2 u P~royecros,
duerme pactIcalnente
SIN que II turben Ct Sueno
lie u HlctlmaS sin cuento,
nientras este pobreclto
qUe "o "'1'" N."s "le P'0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21

tica maquinalrente con migajas de
lilas, de lindas lilas, de lilas color de
cielc, de lilas ~florecientes que desti-
Ian miel.
lam RfcEepS
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
FUNERAL OF
MATT JOHNSON
HELD YESTERDAY

Matt Johnson, OF Newtown, who
died Wednesday evening, froma COM
plicat:on of neuralgia and heart trou
bic. was buried yesterday afternoon at
$50 from the undertaking parlors OF
j. r. Hickman & Co., efforts to locate
any relatives of the deceased man
having failed.
Rev. Van Marter conducted the
services al the cemetery.
Mr.. Johnson was a bachelor, about
GO years old, and has been i'll for
sometime, according to neighbors. Dr.
Myers was called in on Sunday but
the patient was practically beyond
help.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
FOOD PAMPHLETS
TO BE GIVEN
AWAY TUESDAY

A limited number Of pamphlets
issued by the territorial food admin
istrator at Juneau, containing recipes
on the preservation of fruit juices,
Oat meal mullins, Canada's war cake,
canning by cold pack method, muf-
fins 1000 wheat substitute, use of
rice. baked hominy and cheese, corn
breads, quick breads and cakes,
wheatless and sugarless, cakes anc
pastry all wheatless, will be distrib-
uted free OF charge at Heckman's
grocerw department on Tuesday. Sep.
TENDER 3.
There will be- no meeting of the
food club this month, the recipes be.
ing issued to all interested instead.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
Special
"RASPUT|N THE BLACK MONK"

Spreading Dawn" starring Jane Cowl
one of Americas leading emotional
stars, the story is taken from the Sat-
urday Evening Post.
A Mack Sennett Comedy will wind
up this big program. ut Pays to
Exercise is the name of this two
reel scream with the Mack Sennett
Beauties and Chester Conklin some
thing new in the comedy line is in
store for you in this new comedy, the
best Of mlsic accompanying all of our
programs.
To celebrate the Children's come
back to the shows the DREAM will
give big free matinee LABOR Day at
200 oclock.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
TWO BIG PROGRAMS
AT THE DREAM

Tonight will bring the big Double
Star Feature Vivian Martin and
Sessue Hayakawa in the five act feat.
ure, forbidden Paths" Every one
knows the quality of these two Para
mount stars, so there is no doubt as
to the Heart interest and wonder of
the play, it being an American Japan
csc story, with the sacrifice of the
Japanese.
Sunday night we will offer our third
Coldwyn release and it will come up
10 the high standard already set by
Polly of the Circus" and Baby Nine
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
FREE SHOW FOR THE
CHILDREN
Monday-Labor Day

To celebrate the ban being lifted
on the children from the picture
shows, the DREAM is going to give a
big Free Show for all the children in
Netchikan, Monday afternoon at 200
O'clock. Fatty Arbuckle, in ''Out
West has been held over for this
grand occasion and couple of other
good comedies will be on the bill-a
big time for all the children, so don't
fail to let them come.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
COOPERATIVE CONVENTION
IN SEPTEMBER

Progress Of the Movement Through
Out the United States Will Be
Discussed
The first national cooperative con-
4vention will be held September 25
10 81, inclusive. in Springfield, ILL.,,
under the auspices of the Cooperative
League of America.
A recent development in the field
of cooperation organization has come
in Everett, Wash, where a store or
ganized about year ago has now
apparently an assured place in the
community. 1t was started with only
$500 capital.
The Tri-State Cooperative Associ-
alton, according to latest reports, has
Sc stores and $500 members in Ohio,
Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

Give up your Injuries that the Kais-
CT may be made to give up his ambi-
tons.
.oCA. NOTICE TO MARINERS
A! ASKA-Knight Island Passage
Drier Bay-Cathead Shoal Buoy 2, es-
tablished August 29th, LIST class nun,
on north side of shoal
Knight Island Passage-Drier Bay
Drier Bay Buoy 1, esta blished August
goth, End class can near head of bay,
on northeast side of rock close to 3
fathom spot
BY direction of the Commissioner of
Lighthouses-W. C. DIBRELL, Supt.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY

All departments of the Ketchikan
Public Schools will open for work next
Tuesday
In accordance with an agreement
made between our board and the Ter.
ritorial Commissioner of Education all
Charcoal Point pupils above the fourth
grade will be permitted to enter our
schools
w A KNOX
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

You can Hooverize by get
ting your meals at the LIB
ERTY LUNCH. formerly M.
j. Heneghan's Bakery. Short
Orders a specialty.-Open to-
night-adv St
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
AT THE HOTELS

STEDMAN-O. l.. Nelson, Seattle,
II. DeGueldre, Kasaan, F. NJ. Beck,
Kasaan.
REVILLA-Wesley Douglas, Thorpe
Douglas, Bellingham, Charles Soermo,
Chicago, F. Nilsson, San Francisco, F.
MCGEE. Hunters Bay, Everett C. Hud-
son, Metlakatla, F. o. Dryland, Seattle,
o. Peterson, Otto Bolton, Seattle, J.
l.. Neville and wife, Santa Anna, Carl
Peterson, Everett, DR.. G. V. Ellis, Sa.
lem, Mrs. S. Shepard, Mary Island.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
Sunday and Monday.


FAREWELL Dance at the Moose
Hall tonight-before the disorganiza-
tion of the Williams Orchestra. Good
floor and good music-last chance to
enjoy this fine ombination.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
SCANDINAVIA M. E.. CHI URCH

Preaching service Sunday evening
!, 30 at y. B. Hail. No Sunday school
MI Scandinavians are cordially in
tied.
A. SLEIPNES. Pastor
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
OVERLOOKING

Mrs. Teeter continues to be faithful
contributor to the Progressive-Miner
Tinfoil box, which is now heaping full,
and weighs over fifty pounds. Some Of
the finer grades of tinfoil are worth
as high as seventy cents pound, ac-
cording to experts, so the little box of
the Germans anyway.
Miss Eloise Amundson was shy
donor this afternoon, bringing in quite
collection of the valuable foil. :.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
;-pl SCCPEL CHURCH

owns = tire funeral services of
amer Duncan tomorrow at Metlakat-
=, ,Gete will be no services held in
orr church tomorrow morning and
evening.
IlT7I- L - Ir>~IrJ>-C ~ ~
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

AT THE GRAND-Ed Keith Sunday
and Observation-Disclosures and Song
adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

AT THE GRAND-Ed Keith Sunday
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Song
adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

AT THE GRAND-EG Keith Sunday
adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT
Frank Nishamori, who was arrested
for bringing bottle of Sake into the
territory recently. from the south, was
fined IS and costs by Commissioner
Mahoney yesterday and ordered to pur-
chase $50 worth of Thrift stamps.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

REV. K. c. JENKINS, D. d.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

a. SLEIPNES. Pastor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-08
Worthington
Several ReabeEes.

II seems that several roDDerIes have
been committed in this SECTION recent
" but for some unkno~o cause the
matter has been kept very quiet. Not
long since two men and woman came
here and engaged board with Mrs.
Mollie Curtis While they we:e there
Mrs. Curtis made visit to Ohio lear-
ing the house in their charge. A short
time before she was due to retTrn the
trio skipped out leaving in the night
time. The B & o. freight station and
Wells Fargo express office are report
ed to have lost heavily in Their opera
tons. A trunk belonging TO Mrs
Claude NJ. Rogers left there fer ship
ment was broken open and nearly $500
worth of jewelry, money and clothing
taken. a search OF the Curtis prem
ises on the morning after they depart
ed revealed much evidence of robber.
les having been committed. The
frames of several pocketbooks. rawlings
banks, etc, we're found in tie fi4e place
where they had been burned. Some
shoes and other merchandise we're also
found. The parties gave their names
as Earl Goodwin, Frank Campbell and
wife. 1t is reported that the Trio are
now in the Richie county jail for some
robberies committed in thai section
after leaving here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-08
Much Rheumatism
LceaI Druggists Mcclure No-7ay Offer
Attracts Many Sufferers

II there are any rheumatic sufferers
IL town who havs not availed them
selves Of the Mountain City Drug com
paay's generous offer they should do
50 II once.
The Mountain City Drug company
states that If Rheuma, the guaranteed
prescription for rheumatism, does not
give any purchaser quick and joyfu'
.'cr'Cf it VIII return the purchase price
'Tjthout any quibbling or red tape.
rheumatism is dangerous disease,
ard anyone who has the slightest S1iu:
Of it should drive it from the system
as soon as possible. Read what Etheu
mn dIc :or this sufferer:
For five years suffered with ar
SECULAR rheumatism. having punches
o. my elbows, feet and wrists. :ook
everything could get, with no relie:.
] saw your ad. and was greatly Tn.
pI owed before I had used two bottles.
and was cured before had Finished
tie third. / thank God for Rneuns
md that am free from rheumatism to-
csy. II anyone wishes information
iron, me ! Will write them. think
F.Leuma is miracle. Mrs. Lucia Ry-
. ,r. 102 Gilbert street. Syracuse. n. Y
Good druggists everywhere sell
Tneuma. A large bottle Is inexpen.
eve and sufficient for two weeks treat.
r1Lut.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-08
TO Be
A LIVE ONE
Young Man Gets Next to
Himself.

One OF our young men sure has
come to the front in short order and
his friends are AT q loss TO under
stand mis- untiring energy and ability
to work and get results. where only
a few weeks before he seemed to be
all run down and almost a nervous
wreck.
Questioned by a curious friend as
10 the cause OF the sudden change,
he said: Il sure was in bad shape
and no one knew it better than did.
1t had my goat for fair. was all
in and ny nerves shot to pieces with
worriment and sIeeplees nights. O1S
day l overheard customer telling
what Pnosphated Iron had done for
him AMI / could not get a supply
quick enough That's the whole story,
Just Phosphated Iron. Ny poor tireo
overworked nerves Just seemed to be
Phosphate hungry the way they took
hold OF it, and say what a relief.
felt like a new man. Could SLEEP at
night, and get up in the morning feel.
ing like a two-year-old. Believe, me, 1
had some appetite to. my weight IN.
creased rapidly. my face filled out and
had the color OF perfect health that
only goes with pure blood, we'll fed
with Iron.
You can bet am strong for Phos-
phated Iron. Everyone who tries it
is booster.
do you know even the doctors are
prescribing it; trust them to get next
to q good thing, they we're not long
wiseing up to Phosphated Iron
To insure doctors and their patients
getting the genuine Phosphated Iron
we have put In capsules only, so DO not
allow dealers to substitute pills OF tab
lets. Mountain CITY DRUG Co. and
leading druggists eveTywhere.
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Death Of Mrs. Kirene'.

Mrs. Jennie Kimmel 1ied at her
home near Deer Park, Nd, Tuesday.
january /, 1918, after lingering i'll
ness OF tuberculosis. She was fifty
three years of age and wGs the moth
er OF thirteen children. h;ne OF whom
are living. Samuel, Cleveland, Thomas
and an infant are the deceased ones
Those living are Mrs Ora SchooLey,
Mrs. Bertha Travis and Rose EImmei.
OF Fairmont: Frank KiIaUlei at Deer
Park; Ray at MasontovI, Pa: Claud
ana George at Blaine. " Va; Oliver
and walter IN Maryland.
William KimmeI, her tGsband. has
been dead about six years. Funeral
services we're held at the u. L. church
near Deer Park on Frii;ty afternoon
conaucted by the pas'oI. Rev. Nc
Camic. Mrs. Clyde Travis md Mrs.
". 8. Sehooley. who we're called to
Deer Park by their mothers sth. re-
turned to their homes IL :ue city Sat
urdAS.
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Misses Viola and Alice Renner, OF
Norgantown avenue, nave returned
from Hundred where thy spent ser
eral days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mayles, a &c
Gently married couple. haze taken up
their residence u SatterheId street.
Mr.. Barrett. who is era2ioye'! at tn :
Owens factory, spent ST1dav at his
home at 3urton-
Lee Roy Linn has returned f;om Co.
Iumbus, o.. where he visited his broth
err.
Bailey. son Of John Heaucr, Is quite
i'll with wh0oping cough.
Plummer Woody and A!6er: Kerns
are visiting relatives At Na'ds"!1le this
week.
Kirk Jenkins. OF Brownsville. Pa, IS
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Ilrs. Levi
jenkins, IN Market street.
Mrs. okcy Stanley is moving FRI N