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SPECIAL
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Saturday, July 20
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All odds and ends in Wbftc, Tan and
, Black Oxfords for Mou, Ladles nud
Chlldiori will bo sold at a big roduo
m tlocu Coino and savo mono.
IURB SCHWERTNER,
Just Around the Corner From Tusca--'.
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121 NORTH WALNUT 8T.
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Buffalo
Aged linseed Oil
Ready - Mixed
Paints
Stand Every Test for
exterior and interior work.
A. L. 0, Paint contains only th but mala.
rliliVatttcted with tha xreataat can and Ihor.
on(hlr combined la proper proportions with
Aged
Linseed
Atti la oar own tinlu until tlurlnj par u
atntxr. Thla la but ona o( tlw important pro.
ceiaea la Iht unufactura o( our paints, but It
Illustrates tbtcamaierclud throughout In tha
nuking ol tha hizhtit quality pnxfiicta of our
worki, and which' coat 09 mora than
Interior palata.
A, L. O, Plnt la (round through powerful
mill ol special coutructloa which atuurta
proper aitlmlllllon anil kaltUnir toftthcr ol
. , ail pwticlaa, tod producca a paint unequale!
In confine power, durability, finsacM ol tax.
tun and beauty o( Rnlih.
Evary property owner whs tiptcti to paint
ahouli lnreiUjats Duffalo Paints and look
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w. I far modem uui. 0t one ol tha beautiful
aJ Uuqilo-jiesl Stick I'lni or Hat hot.
'' Sold by Canton Hardware Co., Is. n.
A Kkolton, Navarro Street Dent. Store. A.
V Ooudy, .IJpach City. O.: O. N. Dixon,
rtelnlt. Ohio.' J. D. Wttwer. Oreentown.
Ohio; Thuraby illros.. Inland, Ohio; J. M.
& W. Ilnrjr, Maximo, Ohio: H. II. Ilerxli
ty, Mlddlolirruich. Ohio: D. W. Btrauss
r, NtrW nnrlln, Ohio; Wm. Hhaad, Hot;
rrsvllla. Ohio; J. V, LrftimUtor, Mow
Induilry. Ohio: C. 13. Sinclair, Hnnovor
tnn. OhiOi'Zlnimavter & fisher, Navarre,
Ohio.
National at Magnolia.
Tho National, ball team will nlay tha
.i (ant Magnolia team at that placa, Sat
urday afternoon, and Sunday will clash
with Ih Majulllon Stool Plant team at
Maaalllont Tht Bto' riant team Is
now rooognliod a on ot tho tautest
teams In tho oounty, and promises to
1 put up a irood. tratne.
.All National players are to mt at
II. & O. dspot Saturday at lt;3D ond
Sunday at t o'clock at the square. Tho
Iiattory at Maimolla wilt probably be
. Kenny and Rita, amd QrlSoth and Far-
'rar acalnat. Maaalllon,
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OUNCILI
Chosen This Fall Will
Serve For Two Terms
of Two Years.
VILLAGES ARE AFFECTED
cTjiumuufl, juiy is. 'i hough no
specific- provision for It 1b made In
tho laws .all members of the city
councils will bo footed this fall tor
two-year terms, beginning January 1,
1908. In correcting; tho terms of mu
nicipal officials to comply with tho bi
ennial olectlon amendmoot to tho con
stitution tho legislature omitted all
roferonco to councllmon-at-largo.
Whon tbo municipal code wan adopt
ed city oirtclals wgro divided Into two
classes, ono class to bo elected, each
ivu.1 lur u iwu-yca.r uinn. nils was
abollshetl by the legislature at It. last
session, so far aa councllmen for the
wards are concerned.
OPINION RENDERED.
They aro now elected each odd year
for two-yenr terms, In accordance with
tho new oonsftutlonal araondment ttop
n rating city and statn olectlons.
Slnco tho old provision for coua-cllmen-at-Iargo
Is in confllcE with the
amended state- constitution and It
was .tho evident intont of tho legisla
ture to treat them uniformly with
wryd representatives, Smith Yfl Ben-
nott, special council in tho attorney
generars department, nag held in a
letter to tho olty solicitor of Lancas
ter that the councllmon-at-largn
have torms coincident with tho wnrd
men.
Tho new section oi tho code (117)
defining tho terras of councllmon, on
tlroly suporsedos tho ono originally in
tho codo under tho some number. The
effect ot this is no longer to provldo
that municipalities must bo rostrlct
od ovory tea yearn, in ncoordanco with
tbo result of tho todoral oonsus. Tho
repoaled soctlon also doflnes the num
ber of councllmen la each city, and es
tablishes tho ratio under which addi
tions aro mailo to tho wards and coun-cllmon-at-largo.
That also has been
dropped.
VILLAGES ALSO AIFFEOTED.
Further legislation to correct thoso
omloslons wilt ra necessary at Uio
coming session of-tho legislature or
many sorioua anil complicating quo-
tlona will ariAO attor tbo next census
has been talcon.
In a lettor to tho solicitor of tho
village of UaraesvlIIe, Mr. Dennett
holds that all members of vllUgo coun
ells will bo elected thin fall for two-
year terms. That subject, too, was
overlooked by the legislature. Under
the code village- councils remain con
tlnulng bodies, with halt ot tho sis
members olected each year.
Since the tonal ot halt expired last
yoar and they havo held ovor for tho
ejection ot successors, and tho term
of tho remainder are up this yoar,
thero Is a vacancy in each place. Coun
cil olctloons are for two yoani and
villago councils cease to be continuing
bod I os ry the natural operation of tha
election atnondment, without legisla
tive notion.
Mra. W. S. Knox, of Lawronce ave
nue, left yosterday for a two weoka'
visit with frlouds at Mlnorva,
Prof. 0. W. Kurtz and Postmaster
Ocorgo McDonald, ot Minerva, woro
in) the city on business yesterday.
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Tho Thormomotor now
hitting tho High Spots.
Better fool the weather and keep cool this
year by getting an
Electric
Fan
It will cost you only a few cents a day to
run it, and beats mopping your brow with
a handkerchief, or twirling a palm leaf, all
hollow. An Electric Fan in home or office
makes the hottest dajr livable and work-;
able. . -
' Phone in for one, or better still, drop
in and see how nice they are.
The Canton Electric Co
3i6 Ndttii Market Si.
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CLERK OF COURTS
Annual Report of the Judicial Statis
tics of Stark County Filed -With-Secretary
of State.
Clerk c Courts J. 3. Wise has com
pleted his annual report of. tho judlo
lal statistics of Stark- county for. tho
year ending July 1, 1007, and which
will bo filed with tho secretary- of
state, as follows. ,
SUITS FOR DIVORCE. -
Numbo; .ending Jury. 1, 1900, 107;
number brought wlthlntho-yoar end
ing Juno 30, 1007, 140; 'grounds, adul
tery, absonco and neglect; cfuolty,
drunkonness, fraud and -tnlscellan-oou-J.
.Number divorced wltllln tho
year ending Juno 30, 1007; 1C0; ntim
bor still ponding, 03;' lumber brought
by husband, 80; twrnber n'rousht' by
wlfOi 187. Alimony won allowed" to
,3 wives. Thirty, divorces wWd grauted
In liiintinniln diirlntr tlin Vwir.rofUlsod
and 8 dismissed. Dlghtyonlfcjlvorccs
wore granted to wives G'ro'fuaoil and
20 dismissed. One father.glvoa cus-
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to i "W,.to i w'l
No fines. .costs or recognizances
'were forfeited la Stark county during
the past yoar. 1
Tho roport sjiows that 480 civil
judgments wore awarded, aggregating
tho sum of $208,000.
Jury foes Total amount of grand
Jury fees paid during tb,9 year, f?aw;
foes paid to petit Jurors, amounts, to
year for a two-year term. TUlsvwas
DAMAGES ALLEGED
By Purchase of Auto Says Its Entjlne
Is Inadequate and Won't
Climb Hills.
Frand Douds Instituted suit In com
mon please court yostorday against,
tho Olds Motor works, a corporation,
claiming that they aro orgauizod un
der tho laws of Michigan and aro doing
business In Ohio with offices at CIovu
land nnd that Ralph R. Owon of Cleve
land, Is acting as their agent.
Douds says that In February, 1901,
ho purchase! from tho agent Of the
defendant company an Olds motor
touring car for $850, Ho claims they
guaranteed tho car to do good work,
to tako four people nnywhero, climb or
dinary bills and to do In goneral what
other four seated cars ot tho same
power would do. Ho says ho paid the
purchase prlco rolylng on tho guaran
too but that w.hon ho put tho car into
sorvlco It failed to do tho work prom
isoJ. Ho claims bo wai conipcllod to
pay foropalrs on tho machine With
out any' fault ou his part but on ac
count ot the dofectlvo machine and
luadequaoy of tho'ongino In tho ma
chine tho sum of $300.
It Is clalmod on tho part ot tho plain
tiff that bucauso ot tbo fact that tho
onglno In tho machine was Inadequate
ho was compelled to and did, purchase
a now onglno at a cost ot 1291.25.
Douds claims ho was damagod In tho
sum of $050 becauso of tho annoyance
and mlsroprosontatlons "allogod and
asks a Judgment for 'that amount.
Charles Krlchhaum, attornoy.
Heating Engineers Meet.
Milwaukee, Wis., July 18. The Am
orlcan Society ot Heating and Vontll
atlng Englnoor began its annual sum
mer aieotlnr in this olty today and
wilt romaju in Bossloa' over tomor
row. AJKwt threo hundred ot the
society aro in attondanco from vari
ous parts ot tho United States and
Canada. Tho program consists chlofly
ot technical papera and dlacusflloua.
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RECALLS CASTOR
Police Hunting Burglars Find Window
He Entered Tampered With.
Columbus, July 18. While a number
of their companions surrounded tho
resldcnco ot Hon. Horaco L. Chapman,
1117 East Ilroad streot, eadquarters
Officer Dick Owens, Patrolman Porter
and Wagoner Chavous and Jackson
wont through tho house, whero Night
Headquarters Olllccr Dan Davis was
'murdered 'two years ago Juno 12,
searching for a burglar, Thoy found
no duo.
Tlio Cllapnian family Is out uf the
City. Wednesday night squie ono tele
phoned tho police that an effort had
evidently been made to get Into tho
libusb an'(i''fho story was at ouco Investigated.
Tho very window whero Castor lsj
suppased to have effected nn entraticaj
hail bopii tampered with. The shut
ters had been opened. A Bearch of '
the Iiouho from top to bottom fplled
to hIiow that anyone had been theie i
The place Is wired wlth burglar
alarms, but nothing bad been nigra
tered by them.
Castor shot and killed -Officer Davis
whllo tho burglar was. attempting to
oscapo from the houso, whero ho had
boon surrounded attor an alarm had
co mo from tho houso. Ho was con
victed ot tho murder and olootrocuted
this spring,
FREE TODAY
Modern Jean, Valjean Who Was Par
doned by President Roosevelt.
Loavenwortlu" Kansas, July 18,
John William January, tbo modern
"Jean Varjean," wl"0 arrest and re
turn to prIon last spring attracted
attention throughout tbo oouutry, U
to bo given Jils freedom tomorrow In
accordanco with tho terms of tho par
,don granted by President Roosevelt
on tho advice ot Attorney Oenoral
Ilonapar.te,
It was. In 1895 that January was
convicted, of robbing a building at
Stillwater, Dkla., that contained a
postolllca,. Ho was sentenced to five
years In tho foderal penitentiary at
Ft. Leaven worth, from which Institu
tion ho escaped aftor serving throe
years, After working through ICan-
aai first as a qunrryman and thou
as a traveling salesman, he went to
Kansas City, changed his uamo to
Charles II. Anderson and married. Ho
engaged lu sevoral kinds of business,
Anally becoming proprietor of a res
taurant, aud was well respeoted.
On April 20 lat, ho was rearrested
through Information furnished by a
former convict who had known him
In prison. On tho day Anderson was
returned to prison a movoment was
begun by tho Kansas City nowspap.
ors to socuro his pardon. Threo days
later petitions bearing 20,000 name
woro forwardod to President Roose
velt. Within another two days a sec
ond hatch ot petitions was sent to
Washington, bringing the total num
bor of slsnors to 40,000. Many promi
nent persons were among thoso wno
recommended a pardon. On tho
strength of Uie3o petitions and the
ovldonco furnished that Anderson had
led an hpnest nnd upright life after
his escape from 'prison Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte recommouded to tho
president that tho sentenco be commut
ed to three months from tho dafo of
tho.ra.-arrest and that ho be pardouod
at the end of that time.
On his releaso from prison tomor
row Anderson will be greoted by bis
wife aud three-year-old daughter. He
has already announced his. Intention
to return to Kanas City and engago
in business.
FISH AND GAME
Found In Great Plenty by the East
knd Pleasure Club.
Hubbard Lake, Mch July 14. The
Bast End Pleasure Club arrlyod hore
all right. Our mombors aro all well
and having a good tlmo. This Is tho
flnost camp grounds wo ever had.
Phmty ot largo fish and gamo, The
peoplo are all soclablo, and tho farm
produco reasonablo and plenty ot It.
Tho first animal wo saw before we
had, our touts up was a big black
boar, , Tony Muntur saw a wildcat,
aud ho say's ho never did like them.
Ho gets bis gun, aud brings Mr. Cut
to tho ground.
. Louis. Relngobaugh wears the belt
for . catching tho largest fish. Ho
cauKUt.a ,plko 30 Inches long and ,
bass 1C Inches long.
Wo are going on a two-days' hunt
ing trip with a guldo after hoar. Wo
oxpoct to break camp noxt Thursday.
rV Wo like tbo plnco so well that wo
are-going to store our camping outfit
dp horo.to return noxt summor.
- - - JOHN M'ANANflY.
ONLY ONE.
They Have a Unique Record In Can
ton as Well as Elsewhere.
Tho reader can find only ono romo
dy that first gives local proof ot IU
merits 'and second demonstrates be-
ryOnd' "doubt that whon It cures tho
work Is permanent. Road this :
"William Fitzgerald, ot 923 High St.,
employed at Aultman Co,, Bays: '.'In
praising and rocommondlng Doan's
KldndV'PUls I not only volco my own
opinion' baaod upon porsonal experi
ence but also tho statements of. many
of my acquaintances who bavo used
this remedy with Just as satisfactory
jrosults as I did, Doau's Kiduoy Pills
gavo mo freedom tour years ago from
.brjkache, strengthened my kidneys
aud" 'oor'rected tho Bocretlons which
Jiad boon very irregular. I got them
at tho Durbin & Wright Co.'s drug
storo and attvr using them for n
short tlmo I was no longer weighed
dowi. with languor lu the niornlr g; v i
Jinjro used Doan's Kidney Pills on vnrl
pus iqccasnus slnco, aud ulwuyw with
tho samo uffectlvo results."
. For udo by all dealers. Price 50
cotits, FoateWttlbui n Co., Duffalo, N,
,Y., axtla agents for th United States.
RquMHHbsr the nam DoJa' and
tak no otliHr,
MR. TILF0RD C. HADLEY
An Employe in the Wabash Shops, says :
Dr. Pyle Cured Me
Rend What Mr.
MR. TILFORD C. HADLEY.
If tho vital organs of the Imly aro In go&d condition nnd nro
working properly, there Is no reason why you should bo sick or weak'.
Most diseases come from germs. Germs are everywhere, unless
it might ho In the rarlfied air of high mountains. Wo take genu1
In with overy breath we draw and with ovory particlo of food or
drink. Tlioro aro many kinds aud oach kind may causo a certain
kind of dlsoase.
If tho gorms find In the Inrfy CLEAN, LIVD, VIRILE DLOOD,
they aro killed. If thoy find starved or rundown nerves and poor
woak blood, thoy todgo'and breed at an Incrcdiblo rate, and soon
consumption, typhoid, mnlnrla, rheumatism, diabetes, or ono of many
dlsoases Is fastened on the system.
A catarrhal condition of tho mucous or lining membranes ot tho
body Is nn Ideal feeding and developing plnco for theso germs.
To prevent dlsoaso germs from securing a foothold In the sys
tem It Is therefore essential that tho blood bo In good healthy con
dition and tho vital organs of tho body working prqperly.
Nearly overy vital organ ot tho body Is affectod by catarrh,
when that condition has obtain ed a bold uiwu tbo systom. The
drain that this makes upon tha blood and tho weakness that follows
opens wldo tho gato for tho entrance of tho germs of disease.
Do you wish to bo strong and healthy? Do you wish to throw
oft tho load of dlseaso and misery you have been carrying? The ono
prompt way to socure thoso results Is to free your system of -tho
catarrh that Is weakening every vital organ of your body. Cure tho
catarrh, build up tbo general strength, and health Is yours. Tho"
blood will not ylold to any purifier known as long as the system is so
polluted with catarrh. All chronic diseases aro moro readily cured
when theso conditions are proporly treated.
DR. PYLE CURES CATARRH' nnd tho many conditions of 111
health that result from a weakened wurnout system. In curing these
dlsoases bo puts tho blood In good condition, frees the system from
tho poisons which havo been rotnlned by tho skin, tho liver, tho
kldnoys, tho bowols nnd tho stomach. Theso results come prompt
ly and surely from his treatment, as he will be pleased to provo
to you If you aro Interested aud will call at his office.
CONSULTATION FREE AND STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Dr. Pyle cures diseases of the eyes, ears, note, throat, lungs,
kidneys, stomach, blood, nerves, heart and skin, diseases peculiar to
women, curable cancer, piles, tumors and other lingering ailments,
as catarrh, bronchitis, asthma, consumption (first stage), deafness
(somo cases), head noises, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness, In
somnia, paralysis (early ttages), ulcers, goitre, Indigestion, bladder
trouble, eczema and special diseases.
DR. PYLE'S OFFICE IS AT 116 3. MARKET ST., CANTON, O.
HOUR3 9 to 112 to 4 Dally. Sundays, 9 To 11.
EVENINGS OF TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS 7 to 8.
Cured to Stay
VARICOCELE CURED
STRICTURE, PILES
BLOOD POISON
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Also All Strength and Diseases of Men
To the study aud treatment of Dlsoases of Men
we havo devoted special effort during our entire
professional llfo, nud havo been rownrdod by tho
dlscovory of mothods which give us complete mas
tery ot thoia disposes.
DR. LEPPA & CO,
117 S. Market Street, Canton,
(Over Isaao Hnitor &. Sous' Dank.)
Most Reliable and Successful
IN THE COURTS
COMMON PLEAS COURT,
J. J. VIo. olerk.
A. W Aslor, chief deputy.
NTiVf CAB KB. .
lfll3-Frank Uoud v Tha OIJs Motor
Works Juitsment for V) alcd.
Clmrle Krlchbauin, attorney.
JSIH-l'cim.i Co. vs. James M SlueK.
Error jroccedln Coroy & Mulllns, at
lornoj s,
PRODATi: COURT.
C. C. Uow. Jiulgu. . .
Alva L. Deal, chief deputy.
RSTATI3 OP
Abraham Yunt. llrnt, final and uls
trlbutlvo account fllod.
In entato of Rebecca Sehanabertar,
flnal account filed.
"in estito of W. H. Schrom. final ,ac-
""cataV of Ada K. 7.linniorir.an. Her
man Zimmerman appointed udmlulstra-
t0In oslata of Flora P. Miller. Ida M.
Chandler appointed administratrix, and
,BftntSwWol John Westrlch. petition
for sale o( real estate filed.
MARIUAan LICENSnS,
William O, Klein, machinist, t). and
Marlon Miller, il. Canton.
ItnCORDER'S OPKICH.
W. W. Klu. recorder.
W. C. Schick chief deputy.
TM AT, HaTATK 'TRANHD'tfrta.
Catherine C. Meyer to Joseph Warden,
lot 6133, Canton, llr .,..,,
Agnes Llpport Hcgsy et at. to S. V.
Ilavy, lots 9137 and 9138. Canton. HW.
William Jacobs et al, to John II.
Fisher et al., 71 porches In Tuscatawaa
township, 12100.
WUhelmlna Koontz et al. to ...iltam
A. Kohl, lot 3411. Masslllon, I92J.
William Mauror et ux. to Wnrrun
Gorten, M acres In Plka tonnshli). J0iO.
Lanson MoKlnney et ux. to warm
Oorton, 2 U note In Pike townsiiip, JJK.
Sarah Canmbell ot al. to Mpls llnft
nerlehner et ux . 1-i cf an acre (lot
2186). AUlanco, 200,
John W. StuderV to rilan Sivy Wil
son, tract ot Uui In Plain tuwnsnip,
Christian D. Hose to Frank P. Els
enbreL part of lot 638. Masslllon, 1WU.
ItEATj E8TAT13 MOUTOArjER.
Peter Yosey et al. to John Yoseyr
(M0 on 16-100 acres In AUlanco.
Ixuila and Mary IlafTuerUliner to
Sarah Campbell, S1S0 on part of lot tlStl.
Alliance i . ....
Morris R ClotJd .o Cole.i:. c; Koln
tl!J on imrtM ol ;qy V) .uvi W", lUn.
"I'llten M Wilson et HI lo Hlme ll.iv
lugs IJink l'o J11 on kitit of laud In
Plain tnwinhln
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Quests of Tom Tgyrt.
Fronch Lick Springs, in.., July 18.
Tho men who woik y.Uli pn ami
brain tho )cur round to keep iae
Hadley says:
Dr H a. Pyle
Dear Doctor On March 23
hut, I called at your office suf
fering from catarrh of -tho nose,
throat nud stoumch, and after
taking treatment for some
weeks fiom Dr. with no
relief. After Dr Pylo's flrct
treatment t begun to experience
rvllefi and havo "iteadlly 'irti
proved until now I am happy
to say that I nm cured and am
as well and strong as I ever was
lu my life. I can not say too
much for Dr. Pylo's treatment
Yours truly, ,
TILKORD C. HADLEY.
1129 South Seventh St.
Employed In Wabash ShopL
Cured Forever
Consultation Froo
and
ConUdentlul
Hours, 9 a m to
I. in,
Sundays J la It, a.
Specialists for 26 Years.
Democratlo party to tljq front In In
diana, rounded up hero "today to tako
part In tho annual .meeting of tue
Rt.ito Democratic Editorial Associa
tion. For three days the viMttug cu
tors, many ot whom are accompanied
by their wives, will leuulu horo ns
the guesui of Thomas Tapg-iit, chair
man ot the Domocrntlc national com
mittee. Tomorrow .will ho devoted,
to the business of the convention, in
cluding tho rending ot .papers by a
number of prominent .adliors. One of
tho chief features of thoXmeetlng will
ho the address by Den Louthlau, ol
I)gnnsport, ou 'The ajoiuociailo
Platform of 100 V wlilcrt will ha ue
lhcied at the banquet tomorrow ev
ening. ," .
Mldvale Co. Increases -Capital,
New Jfoik, July 18. Financial clr
olos nro consldei ably. Intetostod In tha
action ot the Mtdvnje 8i.',eJ''fJtimpttny
to increase its capital rrom 7D0,ik to
.0,700,000, the final fitjp. In the plan
being takott today wh.ea.tbe stochhold.
era meot to glvo the nosossary for
mal appiovul to thepiopoinl of tin
board of directors.,.. AfldJIInnal cash
will not be realized ,U. tljojlcompanji
for ftny of the $0,00if.tUf,f new itock.
Tho plan Is to Issue jli, ' uOO.OuO oi
now rapltnl In tho foim i-f a stcok
dMdcnd to the holders at the present
$730,000 stock. v
Dy this readjustment of capitaliza
tion tho Mldvnlo SteelXouiimny losos
one of tbo thliiM for lilch It hm
been uiilquo. While otlier.leel com
panies haye boon oapltallxcd oftR
high up, the MVdvale hei cloture hai
kept along with a nominal rnplUllxa
tlou. For nearly ten years It paid
no dividends oven on-lis small slock;
but pi t profits Imuk Into the plant.
Rcccb'l "'. i't idonils have been tI4
Hrfsrmed Charcl Reunion.
Pen-Mar, Md lii'"'" nu elgh
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