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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
TOLER

IL has begun to look like Christmas
here.
Tom Browning was in Williamson
saturday night.
Rowland Scott was slightly injured
saturday by falling slate:
Lewis Mscoy Is suffering with "A few
mashed fingers.
Tom BI5inham and family left here
Monday for Van Lear whore he has
employment.
Sam Scott: OF Hardy was in Toler
Iast week on business.
Bessle Muncy. wflda Horn. Taylor
Biankenship and Tom Farley were in
Belfrny and orinoca Sunday
Hrs. Robinson who has been very
81, IL able 90 be out again.
Edward COX made a business trip To
Hardy sunday
Roiand May and Andy Varnty were
cas,.ssfs =, EDWARD Horns sunday.
Church every Sunday evening at
Toler. Everybody come.
Mrs Jim Burton ~ visiting nome
folks nj Sprigg this week
Taylor Blankcnship and Ed Horn
were In Williamson Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
BORDERLAND, w. VA.

Mrs. Susie York. who was on the
sick list, is some better.
Mr.. Costel who has been sick from
carbunlSle MS able to be out.
Delbert Cochran has returned home
from Borderland.
Mckinley Thompson, of Torchlight,
is at Borderland where he expects to
work for some time.
Mrs. Letia Peterman and family
were calling on Mrs. Andy New at
Cattaroy.
Robert Peterman made a flying trip
to Louisa last week.
Ted Thompson, who has been visit
ing his sister here. has returned to his
home at Torchlight.
Fred Petermanl has returned homo
from Louisa,
T. H. Henderson is at Borderland.
He has been at Cincinnati.
Sampson Fugett and wife have nov
ed TO Borderland.
Airs. Lutte Peterman and Mrs. Will
lie Fugett were calling on Mrs. Susie
York Sunday.
Miss Lizzie York, who has been sick
from bronchitis. Is some better.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
WALBRIDGE

Mr. and Mrs. John Bellomy left Wed
nesday for Ward, Ky. after a months
visit with Mr. and Mrs. II. H. STAINS
bury.
Mrs Mary Compton Ratcliff will
take charge of her home place on
Three Mile after an absence of three
years.
John Asche and Walter Wilson OF
Route |, attended Sunday school here
Sunday,
An Offering will be given at tbs
Christmas entertainment prepared by
the school children for the Kentucky
Childrens Home Society. Also an Of
fering by the Sunday school will be
given to this Society.
Irby Hensley and Herbert Peters
were business visitors in Louisa last
Tuesday.
Several citizens of our community
who have employment away. will come
for the good roads election Dec. goth
There seems to be no opposition here
In regard to voting for bonds.
Mrs. A. C.. Terrell received word
Tuesday OF the death of relative. r
l.. Mars, of Great Cocopon. w. Va
This is the second death in the fam
lily within three months. his mother
Mrs. Il, T. Marrs having died Sept. 10
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
LEDOCIO AND ADAMS
The death tolls have saddened

The death tolls have saddened the
~ rs y. many since our last letter.
Mrs. Patty Fraley received a mes
sage from North Carolina Tuesday
stating her son Burns F'raley who was
In service for Uncle Sam was at tn
point of death. She went but reached
there too late for death had relieved
AIN OF his suffering before her arrival.
70 Was fine young man, about %
years old and leaves an AIRED mother
several brothers and sisters. We ex-
| tend our sympathy.
The body of Mrs. Kate Moore ar
rived here Saturday from Columbus
Ohio. to be buried at Dry Ridge Sun
day. She was good woman, liked by
all and leaves a husband and several
grown up children.
on Dec. 18th the angel of death Wis
tied the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Millatd
Wellman and took from them their
infant child. Weep not dear ones for
your baby is at rest We extend to all
the heart broken loved ones our sym
lpathy.
Laura Carter attended the burial of
her aunt. Mrs. Kate Moore Saturday,
Martha Moore is down from Kermit,
/ w. Va, u set IiSI iHotHtis mtS. a. -
Moore. who is very low.
Mrs. Rebecca Estep was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mary Miller, one day last
week.
Lura Carter. Gwendolyn Moore and
OPT Miller spent Sunday with Dixie
Thompson.
| Ivory Justice spent Sunday with
Mary Thompson
Mrs. Mary Thompson. of Matte,
spent Friday evening with her sister,
Mrs. A.. l.. Moore.
Frank Martin spent Sunday last with
his uncle Charley Justice,
Milt Short had the misfortune of
losing one of his horses last week.
Fred Blackburn passed up our creek
Friday.
l.. Il. Fayes has gone to Rawl, w.
Iva. whore he is employed.
Mrs. Mary Miller spent one day with
Margara; Judd of Norris.
Mrs. L. r. Hayes spent one day last
week with Mrs. Trennie Moore of
Matte.
Telia Estep was visiting her cousin
opnl Miller ono day last week.
Mollie Justice is on the sick list.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19

spent few days with her aunt ma.
tssiie t.oberts, OF this place.
G. II, Preece was In Louisa recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May were shop
ping at Louisa Friday.
Don Map, of Madge spent Sunday ana
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May
at this place.
School will soon close at this place.
Miss Minnie Burchett. of Richmond.
KY. and Miss Belva Burchett, OF
Kitchens are expected to spend the
holidays with home folks here
Misses Ethel and Iva Clark and Miss
Make Taylor were shopping at Louisa
Wednesday. SNOW BIRDS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19

A shooting scrape occurred on Il
north end of the N. & w. bridge
last Saturday. when Monroe Cople
from near Fort Gay was shot throuf
the shoulder by Rennie Booth. an n,
W. guard. II is said that Copley we
riding freight train across the bridf
and when Booth attempted to ARE,
him he resisted. A fight ensued. VIII
Booth was down he jerked his gu
away from Copley and shot him tn
the shoulder. Copley was brought
the city hospital and given treatmen
He was later given a hearing an
bound over to the grand jury.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
FALLSBURG SCHOOL

There win be a Christmas tree and
an entertainment here nj thu hbll the
night before Christmas 1t il free for
everybody. We hope the whole COM
munity will come out. SCHOOL.
The Ladies' Aid will have pie sup
per here saturday night. Dec. goth, for
benefit OF the preacher. Everybody
Ii invited 10 come.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
HATFIELD, w. VA.

Mrs. WEIGH, of Hatfield. W. Va. was
called away last Tuesday at o'clock
She died from a stroke of paralysis
and left husband. mother. sister and
two brothers to mourn their loss.
She is missed at this place, but she
is now resting in the arms OF Jesus.
She bid her friends to come to meet
her in heaven where we can live with
her forever. Xxx.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
HULETTE

Cora wooten is visiting her parents
at Fallsburg.
ly
Josie workman entertained mum
Der of friends Sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS
Two NEGROES Shot to Death.


! Two negroes, charged with murder
ing a white mine foreman in Logan
county Sunday. were shot TO death by
a mob at Chapmanville, on the Guyan
valley branch of the C. * o. Monday.
The body of one OF the negroes was
thrown into the river and was not re-
covered. The body of the other is re-
ported to have contained thirty bullet
wounds.
The assembly of the mob was the
sequel to the murder of Jesse Meek,
age As years construction foreman of
the Island Creek Coal Co., at Monitor,
in Logan county. Meek, according to
reports of the murder. was lured into
store and pool room operated by a
negro named Earl Whitney, age about
S 0years. Whitney, officials claim, was
the instigator of the murder, and fur
nished another negro, Edward Whit
field with the pistol with which Meek
was killed.
Whitney and Whitfield were placed
under arrest by Deputy Shegln Einolt
Mitchell an dtalten to jail at Logan
Sunday afternoon When rumors of
the assembly of mob reached Logan
county officials. Deputy Sheriffs Futon
and Dowd Butcher started to Hunting
ton on hand car with the two neg oes
They had made a futile effort TO Sc
cure special train. At Chapman
i@rlle they oycrtook a freight tain and
placed the negroes in the caboosa
Before the freight train pulled out
the deputies and their prisoners were
cvertaken by the mob. The deputies
were disarmed and blin1folded and the
Il. l.. aH
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
Vocational Fund High.

West Virginia will have $4,000 thi.
year for vocational education. OF thi
amount s37,5oSSl will be supplied b
the Federal Vocational Board, and a,
equal amount by the state and loo
communities. OF the total $20,119.5t
will be spent on courses in agriculture
$5,395.77 for instruction in trades, II
Tdustry and home economics: s5 a9s
for instruction in trades, industry ant
home economies, and 81, 992 ~ Tor u.
training OF vocational teachers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
Anderson. NJ oran.

Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Mabel Anderson
OF Huntington, w. Va, and Mr.. Harry
Moran of New York. Miss Anderson
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. U. S.
G. Anderson. Mr. Moran's home is in
Wyndale, w. Va. but for some time
has resided in New York where he
represents the Lake and Export Goa
Corporation as Eastern and Export
Manager.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
Roads for Logan.

Roads Tor Logan.
The Logan paper says There wer
only 1873 people in Logan county WI
lwere not in favor OF bonding the cour
ty for s1.000,000 TO build roads and r
Logan county out Of the mud TIL
vote stood 1927 for and 129 again'
the bonds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

hN M NJ sN sNM y x
Tbs fyiahis4u nlfi, nai &. ebli.n ~
olf,homa c,, Als ben Invaded b,
lhs candidate q aaiaual commit
i.saan rAe frs faction to ,ulef
dvilnHciv into ~ fshi ~ a. - iAs
csfnli CO, 4 eos0,fn,a a. ihc A,
ossw slem,rt vhieh has e,.asi
3 shguarisrs ~ ihe skirsin Nisl
tors to che cii, vhn ar, iderno..i
efih q q y aciist,a ln ID. a..mef
Fsis sf' da4li eaiises a. ihe MeGraw
camp Nome - ihe opposition has
al-s ssil'd to I's Hs rcspses Man
ae'r nSchs. m chsrro of ,hs llsmou
campaign waa amanr hasa mliHna
sfvuna ihe stIts0n ehhy AMI okis
homa CliY m.n eha are ldenifiad
viih earious hrllona ln the ,ont,s
eefe aleo On hand
N" recent snpounceaasnt ~ ihe
candidacy of Senator b y ii.ll ~ Me.
Al"sier 81 Nm asplfsnl for the 80.
iion ~ president pro t.iniuse og The
senate a. ihn nssi ee~slon ~ lhs lee
isiatare has ilsc'd 4 second csndldais
IN lf' open senator " n Nallas,
u faula Valley anneunoed his candl
dae, during lhe closing hours ~ the
seventh assembly
q O y followsfs are much inter
'fitd ~ 20" announc.m, ~ 81 Cot A A
smah ai 1nisa ihai o. viii h. can
didale tor The republican nomination
for United siat.s senator 70 ancceed
Cory small Is ohair,,an ol the ralsa
county republican central committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

ffitfl rum he'd ln The Gaihfle nAlly
Leader June IN isfa1
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, On IN. sixth day al
Jane. isN. al regular meeting
q ihe MAYOR and Board ~ Commits
sionefr az the City ~ unlhne. Okla
homa. here wsa auiy passed IS saiG
Mayor and Board ~ rnmmias lnnera
and af'"rwsrAs approved by the eald
MaSor and pa0llshed according a. law
~ ordinance No Ils.. anihargyln.
tbs Mayor nf the civ ~ Guthrie. OK =.
lahonla, 10 call 4 special sls.alon enf
fhv purpose ~ submitting in thn
electors ~ said Cily uf Guthrie the
aus il0a of RranilnN hy warFamiv
deed 90 ~" Masenie nalding Asaa
elation fof he Ancient ana Ate.ptsd i
scottish Rte Mason ~ Oklahoma a
corporation. certain rrai salate and
Improvement ihefron commonly
known az capitol Park" which IS
hereinafter muru particularly d.
scfihrd ara deelar,nv an emergency.
SOW THEREFORE,. By virtue of
the authority vested 80 me hy the
Constitution aud Lave of the state of
oklohums and fhr Charter ~ ihe rlty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
SOME LATITUDE
GIVEN Congresses
Proposed Combination VIII ~
Lssfal Providing u Doe Not
Violate the Law Which
Ia clsarf


oklAkoms CN, lass a walis
"a sel lAsy lhat lptassl ailrlen sH
- fssa q 5 trahahls lhai Ailofu
N.AsiAi lfsellns eil luen stfhsll
siAis So the pfnmetsfs & a rta 90
nmb.aai.aa ~ selloa empf,sas
lbfoalh haal lhs .s,r lhAi ne fsnl
iaihn w,li b. - lawnsl hsp4e tfa
,l'llnf aaihAs in 'hs AfitlsA .s lo.us
ppfailon afs ia FAllailoa "a ths slsi
utss
the attorney k,nerN hss dselee
g. higuish t.rwsi oDnlen eHhoa'
HAVING rf'i hsd an oplsifiaafY le ss
anime no anislss ~ aoefanfsilau
fhs promsief, ~ a. n,oy,msos
prai-se 20 oomblae en- ~ ne cosiaa
rompf.ssss ~ a., siUs andsF oos
hrad ans manafe lh.m ss an. ,nsll
luion the ogsgsiloa "a cslua
o'snpfs rlsosa ihst ln.iseiry va a
rhr dff,r ~ tr,isa snt nlhrf lnaus
iff The oemwer,nr ae eoiion hens
fIs onit ihe ,ommon sAfitr ~ IL.
rlo'laci and olald ln pa ei4e b. rsa
arei e ~ ~ ihe eDmnrsae IA ,ht
riaf' esre % syndicate ga manage
m'ni ara op'lallcn a. lnlsrfstng pith
oomrsaliier - reeiisiaps iriie Tw
mliNsta paf ihs reR ~ pr-slns ~.
cotton ani sala ~ snllfs btnpu, b
lhe coasefsailoa ~ carrying space
fife hundred lannds II ouaion
whlch " tAr ev.fsgo Wvlehl ~ a bal.
q pressed lnio on. third II lhr bot
y cerapls. heters shitmenl sna ~,
vast aarins 10 transportation and slar
afe spaes has made lha yansposilns
~ the ofop poasilslv
Tho pFupoasd combination ~ cam
pfonaen ihfvngh chs stats Involves
tremendous aaa IT mapey anl N
promoters hsFi's'e,i ~ hrlunlne ,hau
the organization Nitisul first h.in
i'apri ihai iltes will nu, fun rount,l
n statutory ptohihlllons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

Oak tRrk Development company "a
" = hlak" - lsea 10 uah pagA addl
ton Guthrie. i,s0
= rouaef "a " ctKwler ioia
and = hh'eA W. t'apaal iir4htr
oNihris 81 oe0.
Farmers 'llate itnk. Msralall Il
wm + IlAricl. ans ningh interest ii
aoaihwer' n e. Hw gaoa
u ilomau I" !, Y Wsils. salipas
20 ~ ~ s4esa
n q Shoemaker ~ Ffaak CaYaa
apgh, nefibwss, asis iw tA.n0A
4 a fhmlne ~ ilars, i'lsnalne
enaih'sai ebsis ~ ti en
Frank u nanehart su iohn . rmaf
n"Y. one half lHteuei ~ TN n hssni
Guthrie a.
Rsbeea, q Ran q ward /. llrauham
IA 81 bioek 20. Gashtia fts
Jahn y cadell "a Ja y uasynaf
ons haif interest IL nsnthsaM sa H.
iw 81 500
Wilson viek ~ ! n lfeaib ana ! j
Riley two iwenlY sesensh Interest Il
ToushsaH y e iN flsa
JOHN = james 10 tnaeA r Afnure
lol# Y ana = block t. t.nyall l ri
Wesley Williams m John J asart
wesi one hair nofsh~sas ~.Is ~
fEiea
Cora 4 iiuwuhfyg Ii Anna ] raw
era, I"a si and si, hloeh D tlsal tlath
rie 81 POO
AKusH q esaffnes to " NJ Mcmillan
lois ~ 20 ~ block 1 FsH ssuihrga III
John I Allen 70 1. o Mntk. ~ aeres
~ "aai one haif northwest 1919 ~
1910
y kuhl 20 w pssilga. lots i anf
I. block ss, Guthrie o.
ctvm NJ Maple 10 Emmett 0slgfm
aciihsast - ~ tIDoO
n q Hackney to IT," II lawspB
l"is :. and 2 block sasroad fssplla
iIsagh'a addition. fiuthriv $40
Henry A IgennInx ~ Maad A ttab
bard. Ioia 9 aud 4. bIsek a. Crescent
t7ao
iiOy rromsr 90 AugaH Ilernd. g,
aersw ~ "ast one hsff northassss -
i@iw 1900
Gnlhrie Heaslng company "a plen
esr Nils. 4 aorra, southeast Eses ~
81.
Nlmon Port 90 laura y I.lptavd. tpa
4, and &. blu~sk ~ fiberia addltlon
Crescent sl.4N
Roy cftuer 10 Isonls a rrssmer sass
one half nerlhwsas - ~. ~. ana 81
nna ? ss60o
John !. Lowell 10 Enoeh = Moors
lots : io 8. b'oek 4. lov.ii. 50
Oscar nuanwon 20 w A Linstuy
north ne northeast IS s.i7 ~ sgfea
Frank wYiaon 10 Fred riphef
lots - snd II. and east one half 81
- block =. Muihaii 5000
tynshsa A Wilson 20 win Hammond
lots - 10 2s. block -. Capital iieighi
Gmhrie. "a
I.acy Armstrong 20 O II smith. bia
; 90 10. block f'. Crescent. ti5a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
THE
SATURDAY. JUNE ~.
Ethel Clayton
In
MAGGIE PEPPER

Peppers hrr name and peisnr her
temper Thatn the sort ~ saiesladv
Ethel Clayton abowx you il ihs pic
ture She sells goods aa natural Is
life. and can pfink hor bair aud Md
he cheap mashsra Off The naor. Gee.
rs fine to ass a Firl who kn0wa how
90 take care ot herself. ssna itg
Ganmont News
Big V Two reel comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
E0ICHAk's SETBACK SER|-
GUS; SUFFEn[u HEAVY Loss

onisl. luns "a fhe ssr~as ssihstt
70 AdmIral koieh.kt sfms wat aar
- ask ~ tfsln.a ns.a,s AMI 20
hsayt losrss in lhs ttla
fAe hcd afmt b s.iaaisr. olfonsiss
49, ltuncissi Nh,n kullAak As =
bandFet mllss ffom lhe Nols,
iils lsfs vlnH has nHU isffsaisd 70
Hllies sni lhe hoi lhsi ll afe anprosch
ms ths lnssarani railway cspisf of
TIA
the R~ds are roN tfAnsfsrfinf
usspi ffom ths tisi io he r,irosrai
flonf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

r. Minneapolis police we're nofi
iied that an office bad been hnrgiaf
ixed. ANA before nirhi tacy artesied
several Juvenile susp-cta and repas-
cred sis4s2 In Liberty bonds. cash
and checks si2 ~ more than tie com
nany reported losing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
MONDAY. JUNE fe.
Constance TsImsdge
I'm
ROMANCE AND ARAefltA"

Constance Taimsdee is robabiy che
most fivafious actress ~ the screen
w4h tint efferve~snf. babbIing yos;h
that u irresiatibie and Irfepressihie
There = no doubt bus that in -Ro-
nance and ArabeJiar she has achiev-
ssl Hasferpicec ~ Characteristic and
rnaiistie acilng This picinre - 4
comedy 81 the highest type and 4
perfectly suited TO the young star.
Lloyd comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

sis ysafa ago | had rheuma'ism "a
bad ! was Foing on ,rutchcs,' writes
August Stranded Sister nav, wis =
tried several medicines aud doctors
and got no relief Thfe. boiiies ~
Foley Kidney rAls cured me threw
away ms crutches Have no ea4ai
Tor weak. sore, aching back. muscles
or olnts Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
SUNDAY, june -.
Shirley Mason
supported by
Matt Moore
fn
"rHE UNWPtTTTN roDr

The Is . romance laid 10 . Japaus~e
setting. the principals of which arr
knhi- san, native wiH. and Dick
Towsr yognw follow from che staics
After eonffNhlp ffauehf with excite
Tneni and accompanied BY al sorts ~
dangers, Dick marries tbe liiil. lap
aneae flower and in a native house.
surrounded by what feafns 20 ils in q
fairy garden. he yOunr couple settle
down 10 what gives great PROMISE ~
bning idsAi exssiercp Dick discover
affer only short time that tlae ofhsr
Americans In the city refuse 80 acrapi
bis wife ~ one ~ fhemaelyes The
tinwrifien Code" tsnfcrr into their de-.
iInics. she conclusion cf which = ieff
for fir srrcen 80 tell
Two reel Mack sennclf comedy.
"The Foolish Age"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

The entire area of Monaco u oniy
80 square miles. Although IL il ths
smallest state in area, however. ther.
are three smaller in population. j
has g 900 inhabitants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

The polls NJ said election shall n,
opened a The hour of 500 o'eioek IL
The forenoon and shall be- closed NJ ths
hour - 600 o'tiock in ihe afternoon
Of said 18th day o. June. 1919. Ths
reeult % said election shall be re-
turned and eanTaascd pnrsnanf 20 The
law and the charter ~ said CITY oI
naihfie. In such eases made and gro.
yl5ed
Given under my hand and the ecal
of the Chy of 0nfhrie. Oklahoma, this
9Th day u Jans. A. -. 1sl9.
J. W. HARTMAN,
ATTEST. Mayor
Geo. L. ANDERSON.
City Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST
UNCOMPLETED STEAMER
IN PORTLAND YARD

Portland. Me-, Aug. ia libel has
been filed in the supreme court of
this State against the uncompleted
steam Illias Issaias built at the yards
Of the United States Shipbuilding
Corporation. South Portland. to cover
claims amounting to $4,000 held by
the Portland company for boilers and
machinery. In addition lien claims
for labor have been filed by work
men amounting to about $4,000. The
steamer was built for nlias Issaias
OF Athens. Greece, for whom it was
named. There Is a mortgage claim
against the steamer held by the Ma
tional City Bank Of New York City.
1t has been launched and a part of
the machinery installed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13
An Internal Trsainlont
For Piles Nsmorrhelds)
Gives absolute relief from .H PEI"
and suffering. Has never sa''eo'
Guaranteed.

.,,. have become despondent
1870. INV have been led to believe
that their case was EoPeiSoS eu0 ~~es
fhere was no remedy TOR tneH g cs1.
Go to your dTnsfPs;1s e Re Remedy. the dis
nc. If a clever Ohio chemist that
fstsn internally. passes uncnanSe9
through the stomach ana fnteSuncs, aHu
thus reaches the source OF the tf0uUls
lie acton, it first allays and then by
erect contact with the ulcers and pies
causes them to heal and disappear Iot-
ever. .s,.
or three days, even in cases that have
resisted all previously known tsea.-
ments really wonderful results nave
been accomplished. It is one OF the
wonderful discoveries Of recent years
and ssn hs1 ao hsr money
Just read what Mr.. r. II. Smith OF
z13 Broadway. Lorain, Ohio. says:
IT gladly recommend Miro Remedy
for Piles. There is no equal to It: 1
suffered for IS years and tired every
thing tina xas recommended. 1 doc
tored fer years and was constant SUI.
ferer with Bleeding piles. ! took TWO
bottles Of Miro and was entirely cured.
Any sufferer using 1t viii never regret
All pharmacists dispense Miro or can
get il for you on short notice. surely
It is worth the little trouble to obtain to
be rid of piles forever.
IMPORiANT-What is known AZ itch.
ing piles are not piles in the true sense
of the word. although this condition may
accompany q true case Of piles. Foo
this condition Miro Pile Ointment has
been prepared as in such cases it 10 not
necessary to take the internal prescrip-
ton.
If your druggist cannot supply you
we will gladly send either of the above
mail charges paid. in receipt of price
Internal Treatment s1.5o, war tax &c.
Ointment &c., war tax &c. extra. Guar
anteed Remedies Co., E1yfia, Ohio
Adv. ly9-30-auS6-l3-19-z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13
THE IDEAL WOMAN

The great Napoleon once said: my
ideal woman Is not the beautiful
featured society belle, whose physi-
clan tries in vain to keep her in re-
pair. but the matron who reaches
middle age in complete preservation,
that woman IL rendered beautiful
by perfect health" To attain such
health IN middle life a woman must
guard against those ills which drag
her down and produce nervousness,
headache, bac<aches. sieeplessness
and 'the blues" The standard rem
edy for SUCH conditions II Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which Tor forty-nve years has been
restoring women to health and
strength. -A6y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

had been forced to send troops to taxa
part in war with which It had no con.
cern and upon which it did not desire
to enter.
Any analysis Of the provisions Of
this league covenant briuss out in
startling relief one great fact. what
ever may be sad. II y not . leagne %
rsace: Il - An alliance. dominated at
the present moment by 1--WE great pow
ers. really by three. and II has an the
marie Of an alliance. The development
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