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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-04
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THE NEWS OF SOMERSETS BUsl-
EST TOWNS
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NEW PORTLAND HILL

Guests Sunday of G. L. Gilman at
the homo of mis- daughter Mrs. f. NJ.
Luce wero Mrs. G. L. Gilman, Edwin
Gilman and two children. Robert and
Marguerite and Mrs. Mary Fowler
Albion, The party made the trip by
auto from Waterville. Joseph Gil
man of Waterville was also a recent
guest in the Luce home called here
by his fathers illness.
Those from this vicinity who at
tended the Universalist church fair
and supper at the West Village. Sat
urday afternoon and evening, report
a very enjoyable time and a large
crowd.
Clifton Tozier, formerly of the Hill
but who now resides with his family
at the village was a Sunday caller on
friends here.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas Nelson Gerioux of Moose
River Plantation, Somerset County,
Maine by his mortgage deed dated the
thirteenth day of July A. y. 1917 and
recorded in the Somerset Registry Of
Deeds, Book 337, Page 254 conveyed
to me, the undersigned. certain par
eel of real estate situate in Moose Riv-
er and Dennstown Plantations in said
County of Somerset and bounded as
follows: .
Bounded on the north by land of
Peter Pelotte; on the east by the coun-
ty road leading from Jackman to the
Canadian Boundary; on the south by
land of George BARLEY and on the west
by land of Bin w. Page, together with
all buildings thereon; and whereas the
conditions of said mortgage has been
broken a.,
Now, therefore, by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof l claim
A foreclosure of said mortgage.
ELISE POULIN,
BY Chester II. Mills, her attorney
3w45 duly authorized
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NOTICE. OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the S me he
Central Agricultural SoGtglS ,yorth &,
P pgru a. 'i in the the town of skowhegan,
c countg of somerset state Of, Of Maine !,
on Thursday. November }, ~ ~ a. The q
O'Clock p. m. 10 hear reports port TO OF ta IKE
officers of said SoclelS aaan,ed advis-
To elect officers for the ensuing year
and to transact all other business IS
which may properly come oeioie s@io
''''e' JOHN H. LANCASTER.
SkSWheBah' 2w44
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We also take orders for SEALS
branding irons, metal checks, number
ing machines, linking pads, and SINH
lar goods.
If YOU are a subscriber to the In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with your SUD-
scription paid six months In advance
we can get the Boston Post for you
for $500 A year, or for six months,
S2.1O; or caa get you any pubiica-
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wise. - csst.
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HOME PRIDE

Where our home interests are concerned we should make
special effort encourage and help them in their advancement
When purchasing bread and pastry with hand should have
firm grip on Home pride with the other and then when the old
argument Gust good Produced will be well prepared to
do the right ngsupport your home baker, the man who con
butes to the maintenance Of our local interests
MORALDo not neglect your field and pillow your neighbours
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To the Hon. Justice of the Supreme
Judicial Court next to be held ut
skowhegnn, in the County of Som
erset and State of Maine.
Marguerite Mary Huard of Skowhe-
Gan in the County of Somerset and
State of Maine, respectfully represents
that on the nineteenth day of June
1905, at Skowhegan. County OF Somer-
set and State of Maine, she was law ,
fully married to Joseph Albert Huard
then of Skowhegan in said County OF
Somerset and State of Maine: that the
said libelant and libelee cohablted IN
this State after their said marriage
that the said libelant resided IN inns
State when the cause OF divorce ac,
crued as hereinafter set forth, and mad
resided here in good faith one year
p,ior to the date hereof that the lpel-
ant has ever been faithful to her mar
rage obligations, but that the said
iibelee has been unmindful of the
same: that on the twentyhfth DAY OF
December, 1919, he utterly deserted the
libelant without reasonable cause anu ai
has continued said desertion TO the NJ
ing of this libel; that being of sufncient
ability or being able to labor ana pro
vide for her, he has grossly. Wanton,
ly and cruelty neglected and refused
to provide suitable maintenance LOT
your lbelant and their minor cnlIuren /,
mat sjnce their intermarriage the SAID
lihelee has been addicted to gross ana
confirmed habits of intoxication; that
he has been guilty of cruel and ABUSIVE
treatment and extreme cruelty towards
her.
That three children have been born
TO them during their said marriage
now living, viz: George l.. Huard'
aged IA years: Mary r.. Huard' age
"a years and Francis ]. Huard' age IL
years.
Wherefore she prays that divorce
from, the bonds of matrimony between
herself and said libelee, may be decreeo
and that the care and custody or thelr
minor children may be given to her'
aIso that reasonable alimony be de-
creed To her out of his estate; or IN
lieu thereof that specific sum be PAID
to her by him. -,,.. 49,.
md the libelant further alleges that
mo present residence of said libelee
ie Unknown to her and cannot be as
i.rtafncd by reasonable diligence.
MARGUERITE MARY HuARD,
Libelant.
Somerset IS. october 10Th. 1920. That
said libelant made oath that the above
allepation as to the residence OF the
libelee is true.
Before me,
HAROLD J. PHILLIPS,
Notary Public.
tSEAL)
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MOTTO y

This is to give notice that ON ,il65Gg
twenty-Grst day of October \ ~ w
I found in the town of Smithneid' III
the County of Somerset aud STATE ~, "
Maine, one Automobile Ford httne
so called No. 279553 the owner Of when
is to me unknown.
CHARLES BUzZEll,
Smithheld, Me, Oct. 18th, l92o.
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SEN0

Somerset. IS: Clerks ONCE, Sup.
Jud. Court ,o.,- . cato
per At r. Sc w. T. sEEKINs. Clerk.
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ALIEN HOOD,
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
nIatrIcf of Maine, Northern Dlvislon

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
nlstriet of Maine, Northern Division
on this 30th day of October A. u.
1920. on reading the foregoing petition,
1t is
Ordered by the Court, That hear
ing be had upon the same on the 10Th
day of December \. D. 1920, before
said Court at Bangor, In said District
Northern Division. at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon; and that notice thereon
be published in the lndependent-Re-
porter, newspaper printed in said
District. Northern Division. and that
all known creditors and other persons
In interest. may appear at the SAID
time and place. and show cause, II
any they have. why the prayer of said
petitioner should not be granted.
And IT Is further Ordered by the
Court, That tho Clerk shall
send by mail to all known creditors
copies of said petition and this order
addressed to them at their places Of
residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence
Hale. Judge of the said Court, and
the seal thereof at Bangor. in the
Northern Division of said District on
the goth day of October \. y. 1920.
ISABEL SHEEHAN,
Deputy Clerk.
a true copy OF petition and order
thereon.
ISABEL. SHEEHAN,
Deputy Clerk.
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ard Of Thanks

wish to thank all who sent me the
beautiful post card shower while !
was at the hospital | enjoyed them
very much.
Grace n Rogers
Norridgewock, Nov. 4, 1920.
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cTATE# OF MAINE


supreme Judicial Court, In Vacation
Skowhegan, October 10, 1920.
Upon the annexed libel. it is ordered
Inv me, the undersigned, a Justice OF
said Court that notice be given to the
libelee by publishing an attested copy
~ the same, or an abstract thereof,
together with this order thereon. three
weeks successfully in the Independent
Reporter, a newspaper printed III
Skowhegan, in the county OF SomeI-
set the last publication to be thirty
DAYS at least before the next term oil
said court. to be holden at Skowhe-
gan. within and for said county on the
fourth Tuesday of January next thai
he may then and there appear IN Sald
court and answer thereto if he see ht'
A. NJ. SPEA
justice Supreme Judicial ,o"i
\ true copy of libel and ordef Oh
Attest. w. T. sEEKINs, clerk
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Bankrnpt's Petition for Discharge


In the matter of Alex Hood.
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To th- Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge 81
he District court of the United slater
for the District q Maine
Alex Hood of Fairfield IN
the County of Somerset, and state OF
Maine. in said District respectfully
represents that on the 9Th day OF
July, last past, he was duly ad-
Judged bankrupt under the Acts Of
Congress relating to bankruptcy; thai
he has duly surrendered all his prop
erty and rights of property, and mas
fully complied with all the require
ments Of said Acts and of the orders
of Court touching his bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE HE PRAYS, That he
may be decreed by the Court to have
full discharge from all debts prov
able against his estate under said
bankruptcy Acts except such debts a.
are excepted by law from such dis
charge
Dated this 26th day of october a. D.
1920.
ALIEN HOOD,
Rankrunt
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many centuries perhaps Indefinitely.
J Iiut "" must understand conditions. ana
uLk" new Hpprhlral or relationships.
and rUIInT" "riI actions Ia the great. M
DERIVING foundation Of all human On
I dCnNU Farming IL not an auxiliary +.
} II - the main plant. and HrhT"d WIN 1t.
! hr, IIarublS. la '''IJ wheel OF tThhnp"I
inIi"n nnd industry An"rl'h '"ulh Not
' =" "n Win dissatisfied fnrinlhA. people
and ~" IA iI"n la rt,uIc where land huhH
- ubi,lrn We n""d FEWER lnnh boss.
- IA. I,onn'o .hu fniuI". "mh '""to Fat
h"En f'i ham nn,i hn""n "" n""h lr"h
h,E,II"IrunI Ia ,ulilvutInE "a IuuhI"nnlni
.I"u 81 v"I,n uui ni"i' "nnIICI"iI"n I'I
. farming " on hn all h'hunlry w" Mood
Irnu nrr.nI T." 'I,nn '"na' i""nn""". "nI
r""r" r,r"IiI, Intelligence II I''"i"IIlt
""l lag '"n i""ld""'" "" "'"h ''"'
uul I''uI'inIl"u i"I - n"iI "hI' Ia lea"
h. uu v0uIh'oi ',II IL nrIIuII"t "n'l 'n"''
ntI IatI.I hnr ,,uiu IL ih" invliIuI,
II,.IIn 81 inuIu"I under l"ndlnU W" U'''l
Iru" Il rII'T nh"ui ia" ~" Will IL ~"
. may 'hnIu" T." ~" n'FI"'i 81 ""' """
,iiIsouuhIu. and uI",r ',ufId"u'" ~ Iu'I
r"v"i uu,,,I .,l"uE NIlh determination I"
mnh. nnL h"lh II IurI
" ., u',I T.. '"uI' iuUInI" ihr mira !"
81 AurtI'" ~ ih"i um''r rn'iI"E whit Il
,unhI,r -" 1" npui"'I"I' ihnI ~hi' Il
,unh, ur ,,hnI ~ az. nnh ih'n T"n"lV'
T.. ,II"E Irti !" at that l' good "nh D."
rrII d,uIi. nu - pIrni ihinTn.
FIuIia 81 our Own Hstl"nailtT.
~, u,,d - i',"II that Nu'ihn "ul
~ l,IuInphr nic not UIf I" ~" ~"Ill
Ihirurh I'Inb 'lnT lat" "a" II"'"IlIb. hh
iin pimIhn 81 rho I'puhII' az the fIui'"
81 ,r,r ,,r,u nationality and IIn innpIi"
rI,,,r 81 ft,'.i"ur IT "rp"I tnnliY. =
.u,.,I -, frin unh,r Ihu '"nrIlIuiI"". -
, ,.IuumI.In "fi'tl"p IT," '"r 81 NIn' a.,
uI.,,i, ,n t,,,u IhI,"tInr T., hl''' ""h
I.,, E,,nIu. ,,,,u -, dIi Ith Il tie ~"l"i" 81
,.u, r"IiII'"I llr' ""d h' " ~"'h"h e."
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and TO give them lonR-tim credits
needed L" practice Tia" best method" az
diversified farming
we also favor ia" authorization ct
IA associations To provide tho necessary ma
ChlnoTy to furnish personal rr"dll '"
the man. whether hud owner 81 tenant.
Who In hhHpor"d for lack ar w"ihlnE
capital The hlshent TYP" 81 rural 'INI
liEaIl"n ir that Ia which Tia" lana ~
fhTmcd 10y the men VIII" own II ~
fortunately. 40 lnud In'Toan' - 3" value.
tenancy nIrr in|Ions"r
An Increasing Evil
This hna hocn iIu' ihI"uE h""l hi'
tory A. Ihc pIun'uI tint pI"h"lI.
QUO haIr 81 tho hLFh priced innd Ia Il''
corn belt rIaIra 10 fnru'i hr ne" via.
ho, nuro 81 la,h uT ,nrlinI mai II "'''"
asIy - rcuI 1hIH ln,I'r IL n""' ;
hrInrn with u "v'In whl'h ~" ''"I
Inona,o In nnII"nni w'lfai" IT." I""l
"wnui ,nr.'iuIlY u h' h' nr'' "l"i"'
who Ia bedding t., - rr"ni ih'"''h 81"
advance IL v"m' lH '"n,uIn"h 'hI"fT
IL r.rurlug tho hirh'h p"""lhI' ''"'
Thn Icnnnt wh" I",hr nuhl' i"ni ""ih
Ia. ,npIinI "ud " hr l"" Ufi'u ~ w"ih
Ian uud"r - short Ituu' l'"n'. ~ f"i''h
Ir fn,u IL, I,nd - ~, I,ull nud I"h
II ~ iIr fcItllitY ~ order I" r"F tie
,rut IhuH ~ hsV" - u"Ii ~ '""rpli
n,y hoI WU'n thr lhnhI"Il "uh i"unuI
To- rnh the coll upon VIII h "ui national
vol hrInE aud indeed "ur N'iv 'Nlr'
,n,r dCu,nd hInId htI, Il ,"i,d Ions w'
have Iu0nI,Irui nr hn'lU. bad 90 dawn
. L,tr,h,r aud "a radll lllnlt'd r"'tnI Ili'
a., uh,,uid ih't"f"I" ,nu''tu "uiu' sea
net "ml, ~ h"Irl"E zoe" !" ."'" 49, I"i -"
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National i'"utIcAl Correspondent ~ w."
Intelligence aud N'w N"'N f'N''.""
.EAshinEton Sept There ar. ~"
communications. ono on tn" desk "t
Senator Harding and similar on" on
tho desk Of Gov cox, which soon N'''
hATo an important h"arinE %" ~" al
paiEn These communications deaf win
TN, ''~ct" Versus "dry' ISSUE will
not down. n VIII como 40 hE"i" ann
again Specifically II win l." br"ush'
Ia tho trout again 10y event whl,h
viii hnrpan On or nb"ut Scri"mhcr -
rho Anii- Saloon League han made
up - record az th" puhil" acts ana O.
rrcasI"nn ~ Harding N"d ~ 90 on
rrnhIhition Those ~" r"'"tdH nav"
horn sent To- COS and I" Harding WIN
IctIosp auklnE each az them " hlH
record a. mail" az t"r'"r""iH III" u" 10
aud II no has n"NihInG additional W
ray In tho laiirr- trNnSuiiihE 'h"H"
,i,,uu,rI, 10, two candidates have
horu lnIi that lno r'"'rio are v" h"
made rrhllr rartounrr = 80 H"""
rhrrrnnCr aud that " tho "Hnh''"'"n
hayo anything "a say In H""Ilh'H''"m 81
rho rcUnrts they rh"hil answer ny NV
tcn,hor -
Ynur ,nrrcrpnrdeur hos not soon
rhtac two r~""rha 40 mud" up. hut aus
t,r,l- that while ~ uouTH". ih"N WIZ
10 u"rH and N"""rr'" ,r'nHT,np 70.
tho rcc"rd- thnv win not really show
tho hIrtIncIIou between Harding ana
cox on thla dry IuHu" a. clearly a.
~ shown by many things l"aH official
bur NOR" convincing 49,,
Tho truth H. thrro Ia rou" p"llhc'
in tho Anti Saloon League" tn" birth
rIaro or tho Anti Saloon I.cagu" /"
ohio and II 4tlll cuts larger hRur"
IN that state than anywhere clH". " u
were = nero matter Of ohio alone. thor"
ia lIttIe doubt that IN" Antt-Saloon
League would help HardinG and oppose
coz But In tho rol" OF n national IN
Stltution the Anti-Saloon Lc3Eu" IN
Guides good many leaders from tho
south who are Democrats. Those Demo
Gratis want 70 avoid tnjuring their party
and tho result has been this C0nproW-
isc OF merely publishing the records OF
the two m"n.
REGARDLESS or what these records
MAY saw the TACT Is that In ia" "N's
or me country cos - becoming in"r"aS.
,ugl, Identified With the extreme
wet, He cannot possibly anord y"
.II..S nat, to a,n On unless Ia" lS VIII
t,s ~ .Su~ that position ana TAN" It's
,,nciIirs Win 10 as~rt~ la fa't II A.
doe. r.t ,rpudIato II 500" II macy "'
.,r,,trd that Intcr e." O." ih' '"i"i'"'s"
l.. ~iu uironIy HS"~ u
A. n.Iuna otand ..'N Ia" lhI"' '""'
GO Ass.,IaiI"n 81 nc" Io'"'y ""'
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ilry mrrIi n I'rlub that III" paths
with bI"uHhi ~ I" IA" pnlni "h''"
the vuIId I'nhrIrhlp might hnH" h"''
,urn an n ,nIphi have boon ~ ipIp
IL the nInt century AMI "a ihlTh ~ in'
iI"unI NE ought in u" the way 4" IN"
nururI'd nruIInIl"uH 81 ihih R"hl }"
IiLII, litr I" IuIn f"T T"Il""ll"h
rn,u. times h',nur' ! rot ihnTalh thh
-. ,I.d ,,,u,,,nn,r IuI tho onward innIrh
81 iha It,"II"u f"dnp "a" hhv" contain
,,lhI,d American fnImlnH Ia iho hT"hh'n ~
r"apIhIn way. hnNs h""n reminded "h"'n
e., havo born ''inirh l"in"ffn" ~" want
T., rI,ui II. tn,tu.rH - hmnIl'a Ia thi
{, r.l.,,n hnd IuIIu" ~ farming rT"hn"
II,ut Inip'II"d hY tao naHuIan' 'h"l
tho. a." I" h"vo ih"I, full pat i" ihr
,,v.nIin 81 IiHh'o"uH hnoTl"an a'IlV
~
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al 'h'Ir own ana III '' ,i'"t -" =,
secure ia" N"lhi'k '"I'''' Nv ~ ~
carry "h 'h' b'Hl nv ''"'' ~
fleet farming. bul Ne Fh""'h WORN ''"'
a HyHt, OF Land l"hSlhH vine H. Mh'''
h"'hE Iu'i i"H''' - NV"
tenant VIII at ia" s"h'' ''''' '""' v
Ih" I'I'Il\ 81 'h' ""''
Trhhspoit~ hJ"
Hihlh. 49, 81" "'' '''F'' '''''',
the IlphI H. sIti uIhliN' l'i"Il ." '"'
operation uG "uh li"""i"i ~"
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WITH COX CLASSED VERY WET"
WESTERN TOUR WASTE Of TIME

s,atod orfcisl'Y I" IT. members tn"t ''"t
rrnor cox was maternity "'h"h ~ NJ
nomination by thu nnd other al, '"'"u
liquor dealers Rs"""intl"nr u ""H
stated further that fi"N cox
can be counted on I" '"" W
rlyht To remove tho Eighteenth An'"hd-
ment from tho C"uHtltutloI
Gov cox must know that 10 hn'o
statement N this Mind publicly mah~
about him aud /" fail I" deny II npo,..
ficaIly puts him Ia IN" "Hir"n" wet
poaitlnn so long ~ lac In In thh' POM
ton It In uselcsa for him I" h''"'nP' :"
carry the wcht "n IA" iohEh" gu
tlnu. Isauc when II comes 1" Young,
tho vest viii put the "dry' ihnuo Hhnh"
~ tho League Of Nnllnnn inhno " ''"'.
coz continued ia this p"alll"I M" '""'
through tho wost la wahl" "i ''"P
II In tho best Judgment "f '"i"p"'"h'
nhasrysra Ia tho woHi that "h "o'
, l,su. Coz cannot got m"T" lhhn Nh
olo. InTal Noios west nT tho MlhHI"H'pP''
, arIdr "r c"urno. from tho lh'"" n""'n
orn alntoa Oh that aldo ~ tao 'IN"'
4, ro,ooiinor claimed that COS 'nn 'AI-
~ california on tho wei 'nrho. NV '"'
boot Indignant iu california d"hI'H 'h''
Chairman White Of lh" I'"n"ih''"
&aIInuaI t'urnniitor. hnn lnllmnl"I h'H
houcf that IlrYhn VIII ho h"'h'hE ~
hcT,ro tho campaign la Ovor 'hnh mn"
white may know whereof ho np"Hh'. ""
,r,y have hal direct communications
from MIR Ilryan I hnVr ~" n''h hl"''
/ communication ElnC" m" Nan trn"l"'"
/ ronvontlon. but nevertheless II" NOT
hesitate to dlrfor with CHAIRMAN
white ,....,
! nm familiar with what Nr hffnh
! friends In NchraNkn ar" doing ''''"'S
! 80 Intimate that their aCtvi''"' may ~
rcvnrdcd as a certain ind"N OF W.
nryan's sympathi"s Judging 10y nus
syiIoncc / do not h"sitat" /" 'NPr"N'
! rho prediction that bryan VIII h'Nrt
support cox unless cox can fihu S,'ho
war OF freeing himself from ne Tag
! which the liquor dealers ASSOCIATIONS
are too generously putting upon MN.
The question which tho Ahtl-"a'oon
| League has put up 10 Gov. COX nhu
! which he has until September IL 10 an
swrr gives him an opportunity 10 Hct
himself right II h" regards himseiI as
l,,i,rruraSentcd when the sew JciS'y
| + ,uuur Dealers Association saNh q"
f''""' n,d an IN lead The
| Gsht Ia remove the EiEhte"nth Amend
rr,nt IRON, tho Constitution
I,ur correspondent haH I'"."" !" nc
49,, that the wet NoI-uS 40 l3"""
] ,..II at a mach larger fls"rc d"Il"s lh~
49,, f..,,, ~,vka 81 ia, ."i"r"ls" tia" u
! """ry.isnt, 1890 Il. 10 r.'s"i"s r"a'.
In.
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FORGET YOUR

Don't suffer whom y0n osn -
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mon ailmomtH. IN 0no ~ Tho hhrdoes
Ia cure. boGaunn ~ iia boiling ~ bl1Ou
dlnoaHo. Any remedy 1" DO shoCsp
Two must purify tho blood ana Md
Dryu. common Honso toachcp 20
ihia
That In why "NoutTono Prss1Stv-
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combination ~ blood purifying
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ton ~ n npoCinIlnt tfl
u rolluvou those sOTo. fnn11no
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nro' II doon all these thlnkn. ~
atnror your hoallh makes you kaOoE
aud fron from pain
Go 10 your dTuEHlsi today Az ~
"HsuirUno Prescription o., 40
say GOOh -byo. IthounatJhin.
q. o. prIn-i \ 20. Druggists, $50
loading DTuGaip's .V"Iwhsrs, .-.-...+ 4
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recommended your medicine Ia several
young ladies who have all ben"fit cd
by Il. - Mrs AGHEa L. BEi.iOwn. BOO
Lincoln It'd. East Rochester. N. Y.
Young womsn who arc troubled with
painful or irregular periods. bscLach".
hsadaohs. dragging down sensations,
faintina spells OF indigestion should
taAs Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Cnnpound ThUusEndn have been re-
stored Ia hoslth by this root and herb
remedy
Write for freq and hslpful advice To
Lydia r.. ftnkham Medicine Go. (eors-
nJsntiaD. Lynn. MaAa. Woman ooly
opsn. read and answer such lsttsrs
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IntriIIErnCrr and Sew Work. fN"u.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
ITALIAN METAL STRIKE
T.nhniosI qua administrative Affairs
Bmbsrsass AUTHORIZATIONS
Refuse 10 JOis w0EhsGs.

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at an,l niinluiTii"iIt" HInHs ~ plnui .
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80 NOW ut'ni,'IH bUI". IhH uI"n hHV" ~"
adequate dlIn'iI Ion and oaptIi nhyl' 90
IL 49, TlnF "n tho ~oIk 0f Ih' 1Ir"I"ni
wuIk 81 ia" different fn,i"Ii'" anh 49,"
DO l"I"h - hnN" Md" "hvnn'"s I"
toe hnI,nI smri"y"n n"hluH them 1" mako
,utitn,"U '"'iua WIN tho w"Ih"I" Ih"
aUu lU"aIH nSa"' laI i"I hrs flrlll i'fI""l
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Ia" u'u"IaI az I1iI"u IhIuuHhUni
ItnIT Ia Isr"iirh !" L." wIih"ni 'h"nR".
Situation Improves
Ia -"VnInl ,lil'r wh"r' ,p"ib,nUn hHva
49, upl'h Ia'iUI len. u"Eri lunh La w
"i"fi"I h't v'"u "pu"I" 81 ~" pl"nIr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

punti for several
years and think II
ma. I am = prac
ttcal nurse and
whom IKst run down
and nervous I take
tho Vegetable Com
pyund. | also hAyo
trouble with my
bladder wl,sn | am
on my foot an d
Lydia E. linkham'a
Banauva Wash re
lIaxna that have
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ignored. nrunIdIuG Ia lnformattOh -
,oIyrh hero. ~ IL HlaIsd ia" SITUATION VI
improving aud that ihnro arc hNne ~
good viii "n both rihob. rovnTsl pooDety v
mrmbors 81 tho Chamber Of l)eputIaA 0nr
rIarlns II IN no.e-rnry 1" roach AZ AUtes.
mont 10 ond tho conflict nj once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
THIS NURSE
ADVISES
Women Who Arc iii To
Take Lydin E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound

Eant Rochester. N Y. 81 have used
lydia h.. Pinkham'H Vegetable Com
The Holly chieftain., 1920-04-08

way its debt to the men who are
urging with voice and example, the
better ment of the world.
1t is high time that all who are
treading the path to the grave
should aid in upholding the hands
of those who are pointing the way
to the life hereafter.
The young man with a desire to
enter the ministry must be given
the certain assurance that he can
eat of the fruit of the vineyard if
he plants. Without such assur-
ance the ministry will cease to at
tract, pulpits will become vacant
and, too late, the world will awake
to the realization of the depriva-
tion wrought by it's own thought
lessness.
Pay the preachers living sal
aryy. The nature of their calling
prevents them from pleading for
money or themselves. Remember
that they who wait at the altar
are partakers with the altar and
that they who preach the Gospel
should live of the Gospel"
Daily News.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-04-08
Baea County Republican.

The first issue OF the Baca County
Republican, published by Charles
E. Howell, made it's appearance at
Springfield last week. The paper
is newsy and well arranged and ear.
ries good line of advertising. It
is designed to fill want that has
been felt for many moons among
the faithful followers of the G. o.
p. in the Springfield district, bur
whether it will become perma.
nent fixture of Springfield will
probably be determined by the re.
suit of next falls election.--L Lamar
Sparks.