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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
|NHFF||NG HI STUDENTS RETURN
MEMORIES Of SCHOOL SPIRIT


',"""I lr'r" "'''"lr' '"irrI 'hr''
h"",i. h,,i i""i h''~r nrr"y would ~"
'."' ,'iII r',"" I',"d I.'Tll"E uu"~iI""
IiuI iir. n""I oIitli O" "uli ''u'" h"''.
",,d 80 TO-. At ~iu'1'"' I"lp owed 'hI"
"h"u ih'l i"'""d ""i '''""F" 'h"" ",
uut 10, i"'r" y,nI "uh r'"rr"h ~ MI
hlphw".~ rud hywr1" lnri evening nnh
rn,o ~, u .'"uV~ nnd lelIn
rnSplr"H Team
IhIn EInd ui inspiration f"r town
rurrlS "h"uld put pl"uiv 81 p"p Int"
trom .,ud when "a" coda limos ~
rvrlrai N~rVani"vr ihir afternoon.
.,...r, r,cmhcr ~ tho eleven VIII ~"
doubt enter H." TuIno with that spirit
hirh tho riud"ntS iu"lIllod with th"u
wonderful iuIu"ut only 81 on" ""rn
rnIn wnv tho bunch Woppch Will"
Walking ul"nT md CIV Ing their l"lla on
tho corners This happened ON TIA" cor
urr 81 Tenth md MnIn when an officer
interrupted aud warned tho fre~hicr.
Suuhp Iuniors md Seniors to mnVn
along This they an willingly md n"
runGurlo - nrrcsIs followed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
WEST VIRGINIA GRID
SQUAD LEFT MORGAN
TOWN YESTERDAY



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Q ,,ruIuuf,I ih' i""ur hll l'"l""r
"'ni' ,rriu,li IIII N"n,l' 'hr r'uhrut
rurunpo, llii''l"I Ginu"hury aud
"ut"y" rl1,u thu Iulh'r
Tnm"iI"w maturing. Ihitiv iht'" iu~w-
bora 81 ~" nrrhmcu "'uHh. tho hnuh
mud ucrrly . thuI-nnh slil"ulr VII
lTavo hero on uI'"rirl train lI"nh-
uiurtrru rt IIll"lmrrh VIII u" NJ IN"
~ va hui"'
MCIuiirc hrh he "Iund "ui 81 two
ihiTiy thlU Irrru""u Tor n light w"rk-
"ut IN which ki'lglnE or and forming
Hftri r"'"Iring kickoff
featured \ light "ignal arm !" per
feet IN" now plny" wnS ale" on ia" pro
gram M,Intir" - satisfied With tho
condition of Ia" m'u except that II"
know. puiuI.u VIII h" MISSING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

Wheeling IIlrh - h''''l . 'I"1'"' ''''.
..r tnrn i,',,"rm' leo l. ..i'I ''''''''.'i'~ ~
iI,s p, h,.nl rl' - ~ - l""' '.''"h'r
whom u,.,,I, tI,..o lu',lt" 81 hrt' ""1
.ri,Iu rri,,l'h ~ uu'l d"''" Nh''I 80
Irrr lu,rr -, ilut,. ur 49, !" n'"hn' in''i
- u,ct iho h.r, ,lrnh Win N"rp"n'"H"
IhIr nG'"ru""u, 60" ih' lu""" ' 'h'
Er"uuhr
ola Days Gone nv
In tho days It I,"o IlIlf. Ii"r "''"n
aud Chase .icn"i". uunPr rnug nl""l "nh
volta w"i" pl"uIv 90 ~" ulEhl If' LOW
10 ~ gRIuN for tho COLD md l'lu" Ih''
tuirIt dird out somehow. mud i"t 'In
pnut thrco ycnrp llitl" hnr h"'n h"nrd
of In. IrCrIlrri TONS Of old i1u'" ""
I.rhnv. Nrr, Trout. on" Z" III" m"luh"IS
Of tho' football squad VIM called upon
- rI," II speech ~ IA" InllN.
.r.,I, quickly responded hnI upon
'Iartuur iuin IA" details 81 hts speech
nrI moui toned IN" school rpirIi 81 way
h,,t ~" nl~n s.uUE"rt"d that Wheel
u..u student body tuIn cut nui -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
". Y. U. PITTSBURGH
ALUMNI ENTERTAINS
UNIVERSITY TEAM

NpH'lhI I'IHrhl'h '" IA" ln'alIlH""'ei
M"tFhnt"wu. w Va. itI Tho
W"si VIrHlnia inlverSlIy Alumni club
- Wostofu isUuay IyHuis viii entertain
hpuHIAlUarT aluutrl 49, I'IiiHb,iEh MAJ
uIday ~hru tho w"SI NIrslnlnuH gather
there Zee he tIir ~ ESn"
IottsI from HsIph MaiAhsll zoe
Ta'aiy tissHuIsr 81 tho ,I,th say, that n
'vaisity dlunst ~lii no HatE'i 1HiU'd" v
sssniua a. q "..iu,k in tho .,'na I""un
~ tho r",r rIu ii"trI IL" ia'ts' fi
lave
tao rlIi w.at 'urr"t., r","0. hsh
,iI.i lee, r.,Itaa rl.ii i'Iitstu,sh rsIu,
a., the, p d.. ....,. g.. 80 . hu,n,n..
.,t, ,,,u.t h.. ita.a auI .unag- y..",
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
FULLERTON PICKS THE
INDIANS TO WIN TODAY
Ira Rogers Football Series
In Sunday News

Sunday The News will print
the first Of series Of eight ar
ticles on football, written by
tho great Ira Errett Rodgers,
former Bethany and West Wiz
ginia university star. ana wal
ter Camps selection ns captain
and fullbuGh on tho all Ameri
can eleven Of 1919 The title
of tho opening nTtiOln al tho
Hutioa In When Ia Tao tho For
ward Pass IL was hin ability
10 fling tho pignkin that won
him Tho tillo. given by Champ.
aa tho gronlonl forward paRaor
nf ali timo Hodgorn In now
0onOhing tho bRoknolh for tho
Mountainoorg Watch Tor tho
first article, which will appear
oxoIuRivoly in Tho Bunday
Nowa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
TRIANGLES AWAY
south side Eleven Journeys TO MoNin-
lsyvills Tomorrow--msetB strong
WsllnburR Grid Team.

Tho TTInngI" \ = n NWnIh " N"FT
Ing will journey I" McKinlryriil" 10.
morrow afternoon. where they Will
meet the strong N"il"hurE lnh"p"n
druta at n',lo'k yuI" Th' south
Sld, lads hu,r 4,u- Tar made Hu uu
rn,"iahle sh""ln losing I" the Paul In
TIA their "r~nIIig game nni iho team
viii hr nui !" gu" g""i r'"'int az
thamsai,ss and Ni"t"Iy ~ IL" "nIv
thina Ia slight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
MARIETTA GR|DDERS HERE
FOR CLASH WITH BETHANY
At WEST VA. FAIR GROUNDS

engaged md Saturday night Cr""hN VIII
vendor In mcrriiu"nt
10 got down I" brass lh'hF. w" ,"''
trsi pInminrH ~ hr u thriller from H'hi'
To- nnIsh Roth iodms ~" about fN'"'F
matched uu paper aud plnIinE "I u h'"
tThl lot gives nn one Ih" edge. fl'h''
., hu,I hnN q InIr" foiluwinE Ia ihih rr'
ton and Ih"T, Is no question bh' WI"
Ih,y win tam out Ia huurh"r
IirIhnuS ~ 'I"N"u viii hIIlN" Ia town
nhu,u moon aud from Wnih last nlEhl
an. la gI"nl shape I,"Il ril"i' VIII
lee ntndo I" dawn ia" 'Ihl"uH Nn 80
.,hcrIIa 81 cIrht TI'''n vii accompany
iIr rIn1 "ta nI"urh I"nn I,il"I I" Il"
,cn, nnd vii h.. ",nIi"hir duil"r III"
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Nr thnul n.liI ii"' n"i"l"' 81
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H., Lrsn tie '.'.'' "'"i VIA h.''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
WELLSBURC WINS


gI.,crq,IIIc W Va oct & ,EI-iorr
VITO high uchunl foIl M easy vlClIm 10
WcIlphurE hlFh hero this nf'"rno"n In
one sided rnm'. tho nnnl rCur" standing
so IN favor Of tho NiHiiOIr. Wnd".
tho waiting TullbnCk. NJ" ih" shining
ughi md scored two t"urhdnwuH on
alIrtrsrive plunR"H through tho limo
,:uIIrv. thu NIYlinr'E '"nd. pulled on u
ncnt pass In md h"ld md raced the /"
nninlcr Of the distance for touch
down All three goal kirks wor" miss.
cd holng tn" on" thing that IA" Visitors
backed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

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urIs %. ~ rreu liu ue0UI,u ur"l""' l""h"
81 T,l,nun Nia,"uulu vllI '"f Hl' ~"
Michigan Nrul"P, MI town VIII lr'" "
comparatively naay ~" 4" '"'""ll '"'
lrg- uhln giNIr runner ~ IN last nm .
sous rrrr aIHn hnu - IT," ""n"IhNf"h
vrepL In bhsrllu Iudinup viii play
nRnlnui NEslEVppl A % NJ
SshTaakn IL S,hNdul"d 4" =" nRnln"'
the C"l"rad" NgRico. whit" N"'r" DAM"
fnCrE Western S"rrnnl IN "ih"r Widhl'
west games.
In M" Missouri valley C"uf"icnC"
Missouri pInSs 81 Louis University f"r
The nrEi tim" Ia y"nrp. whilo hIn"H m""la
C;rinnell and KnnsnV tn"kl"a WRHhburn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
OH LII n N Il u

,r,. y.,L., NidHstH Of the East End
,hIlIrnr, any teams Ia tho valley f"I
p,i,rs ,n Hund,y ia" team "'"'"E""
f,,,u 80 To- "a pounds u This l. ~
.r,lrd nnnuoi Ihr"uEh Ihlr p"l'"i 80
..nI 1893 II nmI aah f"I IlIInW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
COV[LESk|E To
PITCH SECOND
CAME IN SERIES
Robby May Use Leon Cndorc
Ia The Box No Change
AT Shurlalup
NJ uBuu - EuILE aTDti

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rr,,Tnp.I md cSpccts To wIpo w tho
.nrth with VronkIyu Tho fact that tho
IrJI,pg hoNc nuny,rd tho Erontrr part
or Ih,ir big batting nNCrngN on their
own grounds this season seems 10 maxi"
thsm think they Gun 60 right on Tnsy
do not Conccd~ anything I" Bro"klyn.
and In fRct tho Indians attribute AT
lonSt one or fhcIT two defeats To- bad
luck They nrC not frightened nor will
they admit that brooklyn ~ dangerous.
which /, IA peculiar stat" ur mind for a
tram which hua lost two games. not
h,rausc ar tho much feared w-nkncsa In
pItrhlng hlit because they could not hit
In, Bronklyn pItchinE
1'hr ono thing which worries mo In u"
md out what kind 81 "a halt viii 10
used Iu tho Cl~yclrnd game II was
very evident that tho hail uaod during
m, tSrr, rn,nrr Iu Hronklyn was not
yo'ur nrr tho hits tho way hnlls have
heon r,cust"mrI L" going or tho hats
or the American lca guo this S-Ls"n. Tho
= hrII dld NOT travel ar FAST. and ala not
sound tho pamo a. tho Unoa liaba Ruth
made hl. TrrGrda by hiiIiuE
II nsnra Ia ~ diffrtOtt Mind UT In II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Roofing TOr Indians

iIryoI,nd has rnuCrni Oh h"t mlnd
uuuu winning. aud fur t"Hr lhHl ~"
community mind may not h"nr over
wholminEly upon InClc itohhi" mud hlH
cnS,cru uugtarIS tho rntII" '.I"ni lhk""
mud uliddln western 49, ilrn /" rushing
Ia it, nsNiRlancC ~ l"a"t that portion
of tho NAL" population ~ which 10"
lInycH or hopes II has nh ouiHld" Chhh"
81 hut~i accommodation OF lunihnld IN
aide the Indiana ball park Hotels n"
.wnInpod by the rush ~ fans from other
cities and ticket spnCulnl"Ts tnk" thor
Iivcs ~ their hands every Inn" they
SHOW tho corner or n r"nI coupon p'"Ir
Ing from lhcir pocket
Although tho baseball hmpilhehlrc.
whereln viii bc staged tomorrow TIA"
holds Icta than 40 600 spectators, fuzzy
nrc hero tonight clhm0TinE Ter place
an, pTlrr Itu"niH arc unavailable 81
,cpl Ia private h"uhcs. f"r sv"ry hotel
IN UuartoriuE iwi,r llE normal quota
I1rkrtr can sim he had. hat at cost
~hIrh would ntngE"i ia" baseball f"n
,.t ,u,d summer Singh n~hlH f"I nnl
uIdn,r Enmo woro "ffo,od i"r cal" at
from Iftoon In IhlIty flVo d"lihIn. a.
.,.uIdIuH t. Iocnil"n. boNpllo tho cn"rir
81 the ,IuI. "nl'ltlr I" dla'"uIhH" ih'
rtn,iI,r rnIrn wrIo readily made at
this Afternoon nud 'N"ninB IL IT," "r''"h
bot NUrn ihrhU fIE,u0H and cIhnIh ~
,uA vol fnI whom Ian sohnll fnn iih'
riu humid nIH of inIlon L. wtino"n - t"u'".
tho ihuhlllIy 4" r1,uto II'l'i 80 ""F
20 L." /, Huifi'i'u ~ 1" r"uI lho milh "T
human LinhuUUn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
RED AND BLACK
HAS HARD CAME.
POOL TINS AFTERNOON AZ leX1
aTREET BALL HAAL-LAAo1
crowd HNID0YDD
Fnthsy and shrimp" OTin Yrovl4g
Great Factor In l.d Linsup-ooAsh
Not Enthu aiGstio over 0AmO

R"llaIr" Iilgh'H EridderH will have
their hnnd- fun this afternoon when
the Dhionn'R trot ont upon tho 1rid-
Iron nj tho Sixteenth street ball PARK.
10 mcci tho highly toutcd East Liver
pool eleven inst who tho now men
Tor Mt tho Rcd and BLACK rchool IL hE-
uring on starting IL sim n secret. as
tho questionable showing OF Eo'ns OK
tho regulars IN Saturdays game against
Cameron mny bring about a change.
Futhcv, Ihst years fullback. In show.
ing his old form again and much In AZ
poet od OF him in the OhiOnnH INST test
today nRninnt tn" Pottery city lAda.
"Hhrimp" Orin. who proved tho midget
srnaa ion Of the ohio WILEY last year
has also mad" an Impressive showing
for tho past few weeks and should
prove consirtent ground gamer Tor ths
biz Reds S.r,,>r~->
rnn II expected To he on hand 10 Wit
nrnn tn. T0nInbi az nraTly every DeIl-
afro fan realizes the fact that thair
own homo team bucks Today hnd viii,
no doubt, Iura Out strong Tho spirit
Ia the hlEh school hnr always ran hlGh
toward the athletic teams that are
working Tor tho school and many Of the
riudonir viii ba ~ attendance,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

~ al n''lla

ITII'I'I NIIIII Y - NIHIT mn
I urr, '.""Iv H. rs
Il,nIllm, nmLnM NH II,nm lmnl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
WON ny TIKI BEDS

HIuenrld Y Va. U"I = TIL" III
ctnnatI reds defeated the West Nir-
sinla virginia All stars her" Today.
10 ROush's home run la ia" mira
and williams fast neidlnk featured tho
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-20
Bouts

staged at the barbecue and several
Unknown members of the committee.
|rfectly permissible, so says "Rosie."
|e will complete the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-20
bsEeneral Order

S at :15 p. m. and the parade forms
|Elk in Imperial Valley should be in
|ub,rooms at 7 o'clock and be at the
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-20
Erbecue

hrichsen, chairman of the entertain
|llbe served on Bro. Fawcett's ranch
h for visitors, all machines leaving
|r the barbecue in time to reach the
(aaiM must be off by :3O-visitors
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-20
Elb-Roonas

repair to the club rooms after the
hit lunch and chance to mingle in
|ryb retire.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-20
gram
aool House

RtiOnI by the squire and his assistants
his will be the only examination of
e st&ct.
Fmo4d Benjamin will address the
officers of 1853 P. E. r. Otis B. Tout
orS. A response is expected from a
ing lodge.
proposes to tell no one what will
mates that good program will be
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-20
horninrg

Ii be automobiles provided by the
thpse who desire to take ride
Eisit Brawley, Holtville and arrive at
in time for the next event. Those
ease be on hand at the club rooms
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-20

Rdtd welcome today hundreds of
rn California who are here to
ysteties of Elkdom.
ard strangers to the Imperial
hinas of interest to show. Many
ley, TO them we desire to extend
/ il AID the citizens of the city of
; me enbers of this great fraternal
hichI Ell Centre citizens gladly
o.fArK15Nzs,
Mayor.
IL 81 "a =.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-20
|HAR!

lar! ] IL. =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-26
FLORIDA EDITOR INDICTED

Deland, Fla, Nov. 23.-T. E
Fitzgerald. editor of the Daytcna
Daily News, was indicted by the Vo'
lusia county grand jury here today
on a charge Of criminal libel in con.
nection with alleged publication Of
a letter purporting to have been
written by H. c. Sparkman, edito,
Daytona Morning Journal, offering
to sell votes to certain Republican
leaders in Jacksonville.
Votes Of several hundred. white
and negro women were to be "sold''
for a consideration Of $4,000, ae.
cording to the alleged letter. Fitz.
gerald will be arraigned in circuit
court here tomorrow morning, being
allowed liberty in the meantime.
Sparkman asserted the letter was
a forgery, and the Jacksonville mer
to whom it was said to have been ad.
dressed were quoted by him as hav.
ing declared they had never recei7ed
such a document from him.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-26
ARMED GIRL RoUTs HAZERs

Chicago, Nov. 23.-Antagonism
between sophomores and freshmen
classes Of the Waukegan high school
developed Friday night into a gun
battle and a free-for-all fight in
which one student was shot and an
other beaten into insensibilty. The
students involved were from some Of
the most prominent families.
The row started when three boys
and two girls drove up to attend a
party. They were seized by five has-
ars. Carl Ambrose, boy escorting
the girls, drew a revolver and shot
Theodore Liox, sophomore. Neil
Dickson, an upper classman, tore
the gun away from Ambrose. The
masked youths beat Ambrose into
insensibility. Two Of the girls then
took q hand. One obtained the gun
and fired shots. The masked boys
ran, leaving their wounded COM
panion.
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Doctors Thrilling Struggle
with Death Was Victorious

ther food or drink in his stomach,
and when, after going as long as pos
sible without any. nourishment, he
would finally eat or drink something
he would have to wash out his stom-
ach before he had hardly swallowed a
second mouthful. In fact, DR.. Reese's
condition finally required the washing
cut cf his stomach two and three
tim 5 daily. II 5.!d.' N to stomach
Two /. nd three times daily. Ir addition
. Il mach t..ub;c u" Reese suffered
from severe liver and kidney trou-
bles, which generally accompany
stomach ailments.
After he had sought relief through
every known agency of the medical
profession and had spent the major
portion Of his earnings for many years
previous, DR.. Reese finally determin'
ed to spend his remaining days Ill
experimenting upon himself in an
endeavor to discover a remedy for
stomach, liver and kidney troubles
After months of heart-breaking fail
ures and with his condition growing
worse, DR.. Reese finally hit upon the
formula which now is known as The
Reese Formula R-11, that completely
restored his health.
DR.. Reese has been persuaded. for
years by friends and users Of The
Reese Formula R-11 to put hrs rem
edy onthe market, already compound
ed at a price within the reach of
everyone. This he has done, and
The McMurray Drug Company in
Abbeville has been selected in which
to give demonstrations. A representa-
tive of DR.. Reese will be at that store
all this week to explain to sufferers
the merits of The Reese Formula r
II. This great medicine is not So
called Patent Medicine, but the in
gradients, one or more of which are
prescribed by every physician daily.
are printed with each bottle.
Anyone suffering from indigestion,
nervousness, rheumatism, backache,
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lumbsgo, sour stomach, heartburn,
urinary, kidney or liver troubles Of
any kind will do we'll to stop in at
this stroe today and talk over their
case with The Reese Formula Com
pany's representative. 1t does not cost
one penny to do this and you are un-
der no obligations whatsoever.-adv.
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MASTERS SALE
The State of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE
Court of Common Pleas.
W. L. HILL and others Plaintiffs
aaginst
MRS. B. l.. MORRISON, and others
Defendants.
By authority of a Decree of Sale
by the Court of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State,
made in the above state case will
offer for sale, at Public Outcry, at
Abbeville C. H., S. c., on Salesday
in December, A. D., 1920, within the
legal hours of sale the following des-
cribed land, to wit: All that tract or
parcel of land situate, lying and being
Il school district Al in Abbeville
County, in the State aforesaid, con-
tanning Sixty-Two and one half (62
1-2) Acres more or less, and bounded
by Mrs. LilaW. Mabry, W. N. Walk
er Samuel A. FAINT, and G. W. Matti-
son, and known as tract no five (5)
of the estate of the late B. L. Morri-
son, and now in the possession OF. the
widow, Mrs. B. L. Morrison.
This tract of land will be sold on
the premises, and at the risk of the
former purchaser, who failed to COM
ply with the term of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for stamps and papers.
THOS. P. THOMSON,
Lilo Master A. c., S. G.
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TRESPASS NOTICING hunting
or trespassing Of any kind is al
lowed on my land known as the AL
len Hagan place. Mrs. Lily d. Will
son. II, 1s-3tpd.
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LOST-White female Setter dog,
brown spots; had collar and chain
on when last seen. Any informa-
ton appreciated. J. ". Martin.
68 Washington st. Abbeville. s. c.
11-22-3tcol.
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Fierce Battle With Grim Spectre
Broasht Health To Dr.. II. V.
Reese and . Measage Of
Hope to Milliens of
Sufferers.

Although his life was despalred OF
twenty-five years ago by some OF the
rountry's foremost authorities on
stomach troubles, of which he had
been a sufferer for more than ten
years, DR.. II. V. Reese today, at sew
ensy-foar years Of age, weighs forty
sounds more than he has ever weigh
I'd, is hale and hearty and possesses
s,ore yieor than most men Of fifty.
It was in 1898 that DIR. Reese
then a practicing physician Of Hunt
iuEtsu, w. Va, was told there was NO
kspe for his recovery. His condition
.s that time was 80 critical that it
vas impossible for him to retain ell
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FOR SALE-One Range Eternal.
Call at 1877 North Main St. Phone
Number 289. W. C. SHERARD,
Abbeville. 11-24-2t-pd.
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TRESPASS NOTICING hunting
or trespassing Of any kind is al
lowed on land Of Taggart Estate,
known as Cotton Hill and Taggart
Home Place. C. D. JACKSON,
Agent. 11-22-4t-pd.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-22
MY NOAEN SUPER
Many SKagway Women are Learning
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 Women often suffer, not knowing the cause.
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 Irregular urinary passage, weak ue $. languor-
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 Tcgyther hint at weakened klI- n'ys
 Strike at the root-get to the caus=.
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 Price COG. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for 2 kidney remedy - get Doans Kdeny Pills - the same taat Mrs. Haller had, Post CT. MllLurn Co; Mfgrs. Buffalo. N. Y