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vic in i ty t h a t h a v e e s c a p e d t h e nfu-i on i t l m w of anS-afqii;—y*ol-Mu epidemic and the W r i 0 0 S n e » ; ^ t e W ? f f i y ^ B f c -of i t n a s b e e n f e l t l a m a n y ITOH" W l f t d a y * h o m e s . Dr . V. E. C r a v e l e y " i s T ^ i ? ! 1 Kt&ktr. »* he n i familiarly _ _ I I _ , , t i . . . . . . callSd, « M born Oct. 5th, l a s i j >ml caiiie c o n n n e d t o h i s bed n o w w i t h it. ' t o this country .with his parents in 18S3.' a n d t h e first-of last w e e k Dr. W f*"*1 (w«9-« , - , en- jcnr*2i<o l i l . paran t i r . , , , C I located in this place which has been his r . C a r t e r w a s c o n f i n e d s e v e r a l , hoim: ever »inci. l ie Ktew up here d a y s w i t h It . " ' K i e d o c t o r s a n ^ h " l r b 0 i ' 5 * 1 " . 1 hccaiueone of Uiem.

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c h i l d of Ix-vi D e n n y , a y o u u g m a n sini n i HUT i'lLWell U111I—tfafc^wjfe of J a m e s S p o o r a m o r e . — Gov'-Fr i th- , w h o fel l f r o m a t r a i n 011 w h i c h lie -Was b r a k i n g , , i s , a b l e t o b e - o u t on C r u t c h e s . — W i n . Frai r -c i s c o . w h o h a s a good p a s i t i o n w i t h a Coal ' C o m p a f i y i l l ' t h e "mountains, ' e s s w ' l ibf l ie—Stiodcv-o n a c c o u n t | o f | t h e s e r i o u s i l l ne s s of h i s - f a m i l y , M r s F r a n c i s c o a n d t h e i r son , J o l n i F a ' r r i s . a r e m i g h t y sick a n d t h e i r r e c o v e r y is v e r y d o u b t f u l a t ' p r e s e n t . — C a p -ta in Q<5ofgo F r i t h , n o w s t a t i o n e d at a t r a i n i n g c a m p in S o u t h Ca ro -lina, w a s w i t h "his p a r e n t s , M r . and Mrs. J. G . F r i t h . h e r e , a few d a y s l a s t w e e k . - R o y Kobe ' r t s , a g e 24, son of * Mrs. Sa l l i e R o b -e r t s , o f - G u m S u l p h p r , a n d a b r o t h e r o r o u r M o n t e R o b » r t s , d i e d a i . h i s . h o t n e . . . W e d n e s d a y / . O f l a s t w e e k a n e his r e m a i p o w e r e b u r i e d - a t . t h e f a m i l y b u r y i n g g r o u n d near t h e - h o m e of A . J.

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- t r a i n i n g ut W e s t P o i n t a n d .Clar ; o n c e R o b e r t s , of G u i n S u l p h u r ; s u r v i v e . M r . l t o b e r t s . w a s s ingle a n d r u n t h e f a r m f o r h i s tnother!

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1911. October tbo 12th,1011, MiiiK Dublin.

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c a l l s t h a t c a m e t o t o w n . Wo f ee l , | h o w e v e r , t h a t . ^ e , . w o r s t of t h e I eplde i n i o - h a s - beepe r t h a t ' S i l l - s o o n s e t t l e

ttJ?- L»clf to i h e f r ndr tna l s t a t e . L o s t S u n d a y " w a s t l i e " first a n d o n l y t i m e w i t h i n o n e m e m o r y t h a t h o bells w e r e h e a r d a t t h e d i i f e r e u l c h u r c h e s , a n d t h e r e was - u o . p u b l lie w o r s h i p in t o w u -»-Guy U o b . e i t s , w h o i s s t a t i o n e d a t West P o i n t w a s a t h o m e a . f e w d a y s o u a c c o u n t of t h e d e a t h of h i s b r o t h e r , Roy "Rober t s , — E d d S m i t h , o f t h e H i a t t s e c t i o n , r e . c e i v e d a m e s s a g e W e d n e s d a y m O m - ' f , •*" ' • '- son. A l l e y O w i l l i ! XnTmertTWlT'or t«p~l!nr of Mr Ver-w h o w.'cently v o l u n t e e r e d h i s v i^ t to h i s c o u n t r y a n d w a s i h j t'liu members of ' the Bar iuel ID the t h e N a v y d i e d a t w i t h p n e u - ^ t M o '

I t i s t h o u g h t t h a t h l s ] o b j . T t of Die .-•njsting when Judge L.

loilur died about

talented and sue-I orofensional and business man.

I had the brightest, of prospe-ets lie-him when his useful life was eut

III'.wasJi strictly toiler, moral .devoted to his friends and Idolized

liureh i :d the I'resbvterian

this p h w ! when it was organ-twenty years ago.

b o d y wi l l w e . sh ipped . h e r e - f o r f b u r i a l b u t n o t h i n g d e f i n i t e h a s - " " " " -b e e n loa rned a b o u t i t u p 'to t h e p r e s e n t ' ' ( W e d n e s d a y c v e n i r g ) . A l l e n m i s a fine y o u n g m a n a n d had u r n n y - f r i e n d s S e r e w h o a r p 1

g r i e v e d to l e u r i i u L h i i - S u d d . ^ B d e a t h , a n d in i ieh s y t n p a l h y i s fel t f o r h i s - f a t h e r , b r o t h e r a n d s i s t e r s vvho s u r v i v e h i i ' n . — C a s h -i e r a n d ' M r s . A. M . H i a t t w e r o in S t a n f o r d T u e s d a y h a v i n g d e n -

pointed C..C. Williams, II. J Mc^'lure and J.W. j r o w n , a committee, to prupare and present resolutions ex-pressing the sense of the meeting u|>otl tb« death of AV. H Krueger. who re-ported the following which were uuaoi-biGusly adopful :

WllKRKAS. I t 'has pleased the Judge (if UP qntrtr anr l - thei lead to remove

from among us our friend and a brother member .of ' this Bar W. H. Krueger, therefore !•: it, Resolved:

Firs', We recognize tliat iq the dealh of VV. H. Krueger, a lawyer of ability and much pnnuise has been taken f rom among us and t a k e u ' t o t h a t

ta l Work dono ,—MLr . -and M r s . g r e a t b i g h Courtwhei

Chas . B r o w n r e c e n t l y m o v e d ' ' " s tVur id^uv^ 'x t . -nd f r o m Xjuai l a n d a r e o c c u p y i n g t h e "i*1,"*' .b is yi

h o u s e o w n e d b y M i s s I s a h e l l e relutfvesourt i i i —Jli i i i i . That TSsnliiiioiis -I

llis"'l*rcaved thfut ion . Ms heart-

brothers and- other aineerc S}-ui|ialhy.

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The irtrl In t in-grade aluive her Is lenrnlni; In hor nrlilimetle lesson IIOH-m n n y T h r l f t ntnmpslt-inkes t .^ lmyil i f ynrn for BOO helmets for the soldiers In Franco. Still far ther on Ihe"eighth grnder Is told to tU-uro Savings atamps.li-w n supply a reglinenl'of I'

- 5 J % » h E n £ U £ ! > l i _ , . AhiPnow the Earn tlx yoiinner gtrls of the -V. en's Christian usmelatlon Ized to turn tlio-• Thrift I giving. The children of An been . turn ing In tiennles i Ottd'- pasting a*>eac*u. xtuin Thri f t curd.^ The Karn and Give club cau now use some of those card: War Savings s t a u p s lu their campaign among the., youager people for the united war fund.

This fall wher. the war council of the Y. W. C A. made plans for the 1)118 .(far drive. It Included In Its pro-gram the rule that no young -girls un-der eighteen cun do any solleltlni.-.

give, but they ci>n only give by eurn-Ing. Consequently In order to co-or-d jna te the efforts of llir girls In all tin-districts over U«i country, the Knni imd-Oive club-Ht-wirolling-niemlHTO and has given "c ut an estimate of So iiSvxrr IO be earaeil for ttw •war fund • iiiupalKn by the American girls who stfff count their uge in-Iteims. VWe dollars apiece fr nn the younger girls of (he-country will mean Hint tlie na-tion as a whole will all its-charitable hrganlzatlons' wur chest.

Some high sch »il girl In New V'ofk city Is going to earn her $5 hy shining her own shoes instead of stopping ut the Greek s t and on her ,«uy. to school nnd by making h i r own sniidwlches for her noon luncli.. Out In Iowa the girl

war tax for a-«noV.e olghis a week Is going to draw a line through tjie movie habit Vxce'pt when "there Is an especially go<«l bill. (hmi oue girl" plans to clean all he r own gloves this wluter npd tc siilvijge all the pa-per and collections ill Junk nhout the house which should he soli] to the Juiik mun to be work*-d over Into some pro-ductive Indiistry. - g i r t * W t U e i t 'teens- ar« going to earn Instead of ask others for tho money. The.v are to sacrifice nnd give-ill their own uiiim-s and older woman will mnke the public requests for money elsewhere.

Many of the girls who nre milling to Join the Kurojiyul Give club nre Al, •rimrtf / iTitlntli: laigUTs.'n'iiil ili^y n-ir^

T A X N O T J C E Last Call In Your Voting

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their thrif t Intn winter thril gin saving their S3 for the"V. W. C. A. war fund, ji

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Nov. J—Friday Statipii '/ 2—Saturday Livingston

.<< 6—Wednesday" Wafnut Grove—Wm. Ktrby's Store-

" 7—Thursday Quail P. O.

t9—Saturday Brodhead—Wm. Sowder's Store.

" U—Monday Conway

*' 12—Tuesday Disputanta—Granville Owens'Store •

" 13—Wednesday Crooked Greek Voting House u 14—Thursday Johnetta Voting House

" 15—Friday Orlando—Ream s' tore-- - - —

'4 16r-tSaturday Pine Hill

" 23—^Saturday Wildie—Woods'Store

Your Tax is now past due. This is the .last opportunity you -will ha.v^XL^pa.y me or one..of my deputies at places above named. Please meet us and settle your Tax.

I : - TIP LANGFURD, S.R.C.

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ir-uld dnugh nf New i East side, lid youngest meiubei s to Ji Ign a t 11 'New- Yors settlement hud to liave It explained to

ineail of western front ineni nd light meaning lists, the » •ont menus, work and work mi

Earn The girl who Joins tli Give ciuli. will discover. „ Junctlotrwrtli her working niui stftriJT In order that her d a b will furnl ' l i lt quota of the money that Is going ti help t f ie 'g i r ls like herself in Friuiei nnd Ilelgluui.* she will also And nuiii.-r ous.»yiiys Iu the . omuiunity to help tin war/ t'lini she had never drenmrd •>!. She will see that all the frui t pfts njfd stones that can lie saved from her 0*11 dining table nnd from those of l iV neighbors, are dropintd into, the llttlX

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I f . t r o u b l e d wi th i iu l lges t ion o r s l e e p l e s s n e s s y o u s h o u l d r e a d w h a t Miss A g n e s T u r n e r , Chi -cago , III., h a s - t o s a y : O v e r w o r k ; i r r e g u l a r u iea ls ancR c a r e l e s s n e s s r e g a r d i n g t h e o r d i n a r y r u l e s of h e a l t h , u n d e t m i n e d i t un t i l l a s t , fall 1 b e c a m e a w r e c k of m y f o r m e r s e l f . ' I s u t t e r e d f r o m e o n t i n i i a l h e a d a c h e , w a s u n a b l e t u " d i g e s t - n > y food , w h i c h s e e m e d to lay a s - a d e a d w e i g h t o n - m y s t o m a c h I . w a s v e r x . - _ c o n . t i -l i l t e d a n d toy c o m p l e x i o n be-Caiue" d a r k , "yelrevv a n d m u d d y ; a s I f e l t . . S l e e p l e s s n e s s -was a d d e d t o m y m i s e r y , : a n d 1 w o u l d a w a k e a s t i r e d a s w h e n I. w e n t to s l e e p . I h e a r d of C h a m b e r l a i n ' s T a b l e t s a n d f o u n d - s u c h re l ie f f r o m talc-ing t l ielu t h a t I lutpt u p t h e j r e a U n d u t - f o r n a a r l y - t w o MioiithS"* T h e y c l e a n s e d m y s t o m a c h

, Sign C. C. Wir.i.iAMS.

Make Purchase of Bonds Easier

Cloveland banks and trust compa-nies ha re agreed upon a plan which makes buying Liberty Bonds i e ry clo°e to the easiest thin# In the world.

To thos« who cannot conveniently spare the cash for their bonds, they will make loans up to DO per cent of (he par value of the subscriptions for ninety days f rom October U. on bonds purchased through these Institutions. The Interest ra te will be the * coupon rate . i>& per. ceaL

Moreover they will renew these loans, whoa satisfactorily reduced, for • second ninety days, a t one-half of "ne per c e n t j n e i M V . O f i h s . Ee^eraj Reserve hank's dJ»count_ r a t a 00 such Josina.—-Ths" Reserve bank's ra te of discount now Is 4% per cent, subject

. , 1 to slight change at any time. i g o r a t e d m y s y s t e m , a n d s i n c e 1 Theso loans will not Interfere

t h a t t i m s " I c a n e a t a n d s l e e p in c o m f o r t , I a m t o d a y e n t i r e l y we l l . ' ! .

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•1th the borrower's regular line of c redi t TheTJuVpos^Mrf the-plan is to en-courage the taking of larger bonda than would otherwlao be bought.

. Schuol girls lu India, children from wiualhl. lUngy lumies. with absolutely II" -I'l'iuting nii.n, ;-, gave In-t j n r tn llelglan mill. Auneiilan relief uln-n t luy tlieiiisclveif were not gelling enniigh to .cut. Tl i fy ga te up their meat once u week for t i e Belgians, tlu.ngli they only iiad It twice a ws-e* themselves: nml for the \r111enln11s they set u«ii(e the hnndOii "f fresh grain (liat otherwise each girl wbuld

*fiWB~gf<1jHit| -Wi"lifi own- ilill*'1 j.io.,0-mill. IJntli cnntrihntlons. from all the girls In' one missionary's school. 11iTum11t.1l onlj' t.i a mnntb. "Hut It was- a tremeinfoua .snc'riPee," their teacher writes: "although a Joyous one. II actually meant less broad each day. anil mice a peek n- meal of dry bread nml uiiler. 'Clil* .rfas done by 80 girls

' f r g n r t u e tneutiest nomea iir t h e worid -Children hetw.s-n the ngis of ftve nnd fifteen."

Knur-hundred thousand glrlf III 47 states haye, becnine Patriotic Leaguers since America ileclared wnr. If ns many . srhiwil girls j ind working girls from , all classes pledge to earn and give. Ilie uuJte.1 wjtr fund campaigners will tuive f-i.tMiO.000 of Uielr <170,500,-CM. " I

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t o o x p r c s m y . e r a t l t u i l a f o r t h e g o o d - Charabo 'r l i . in!# Colic a n d D i a r r h o e a R e m e d y d id ' m e w h e n I h a d ^ s e v e r e a t t a c k o f d i a r r h o e a t h r e e y e a r s a g o . I t -was t h e on ly m e d i c i n e t h a t asHevcd m e . " '

For Weak Women '

In useforover40yeara!' Thousands of voluntary

letters from women, tell-ing of the good Cardul

' T u T ^ o n e them. This is the best proof of the value of Cardul. It proves that Cardui is a good medicine for women.

There are no harmful or habit-forming drugs in Cardul. It is composed only of mild, medicinal Ingredients,. with no bad :

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BUY BONDS. '

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i,mj>rov .pub l i c , r o a d s -or " b r i i l g e : C o u n t y , o r ' e i l l i e r ' o ' r b o t h .

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C o u n t y C o u r t C l e r k .

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R O L ' i v C A S T W i C O U N T Y C O U R T O l J D I i R .

W h e r e a s , a ^ e t i t i o n w a s o n t h o 29 th d a y o f A u g u s t , 191s. tiled w i t h t h e c l e r k of R o c k c a s t l e

R < ' C C O U r T L O K D E R N T Y | C " " " l y C " u r l ' s i R , , c d »>y m o r e ' W h e r e a s , a p e t i t i o n w a s o n t h e l , h " n t W P " t y I " " " 1 v ? l c , ' " s " f v 0 1 ' i q ty" d a y of . Ang-ust , ' 191s,. .filed t \Vith t h e c l e rk C o u n t y C o u r t , s i g n e d ' b y t h a n t w e n t y l e g a l Voters ol

k ^ o f ' W o c l ^ t l e s i g n e / b y m o r e a . M ' . b , n , s s

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The Woman's Tonic You can rely on Cardul.

Surely it will do for you what it has done for. so many thousands of other mnn-i.nl t | fihmilrt ht l j l ,

" I was taken sick, seemed, to be

, writes Mrs. Mary E.Vesle, •ol Madison Heights, Va. "1 got down >0 weak, could hardly walk . .

J u s t sbggcred around. . . . I read of Cardul, and alter taking one bot-tle, or before taking quile all, I felt much belicr. t took^ 3 ja. A bottles at

t h a l Unte, and was able to do my work. I take It in the spring when run- ' down. 1 had no appetite, and I commenced eating. It is the best tonic I ever a w . " Try Cardui.

All Druggists

R o c k c a s t l e c o u n t y , a s k i m i s s i o n o. ' t h e q u e s t i o n c a t t l e o r a n y spec.io t h e n bo p e i m i t u d to r u n a t sa id v o t i n g p r e c i n c t .

I t ii? I OW o r d e r e d by t h e c o u r i t h a t a poll bn o p e n e d i n s a i d vol •ng pri-'uliiet at thl! llO.Vt glMliiraf e l ec t ion to lie ,hol$ 011 t h e d a y of N o v e m b e r . 1918, f o r t h o

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| i ^ r m i t t e d to r u n a t l a r g e in sa id vot ing. P r e c i n c t .

I tVjs n o w o r d e r e d b y t h o c o u r t t h a t a j'Htl 1 lie ' . p e n e d in s a i d vo t ing -P r e c i n c t a l t h e n e x i g e n e r a l e lec-t ion t o b e lipid o n ' l h e 5th-d.-iy 'of N o v e m b e r . 1918. f o u t h e p u r p o s e . of a s c e r t a i n i n g t h e will of t h e 'vot : em-»f -wa id— V y l i iHf -4>r« , i „nHipou— s a i d q n o s t i o n .

A t t e s i : S . K. ffO;v,\rAN. C o u n t y C o u r t c l e r k .

BE A STOCKHOLDER IN VICTORY.

. BUY LIBERTY BONDS.

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