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Mri|?rto?t wi doll but flnu. l?
S MRbIMb whth'"' tt* upward more
11 Moat mcblng UOfc, * nwr Wrh ?o
K ImUKhM t m1? ?f lit top the day. Ud
!* So* Nbtsral Gas was |X higher at 172
If. -gtfcflMftirflM wu % lover at 98
! iCiwr JUm to declined % to 42%
fljirtlnrjliilinliaii iif Mill umiin irrri
WUiwuel; dull and the smallest free
| ^ Msgs ewtwi (ha net changes.
inMlM Window Qlaas MachiiM
^H|' icetnjnon was a fraction higher at 65%
tfiaHtrgfc Plate Olaas at 121 ant
I ' fCnltad Statse Class at 89 were on
IN I 120 A WClass Mach^ 55% 56%
100 Pa preferred... 100 IPO
I J too Oaanr Elver Gas 48% 48%
l ' 60 Fed gt & P V Tr. 19 15
j 260 U Bene Iron.... *110% 100%
it) Lone Star Gas... 98 98
II 38 Mfn L ft H 65% 65%
Hi I 1400 Mt Shasta 54 .51
P fdPOhlo Fuel Oil... 19 19
& 75 Ohio Fuel Supply 49 49
IrJ ' 90 Peoples Plpeage. 87 87
HIIf? 20 PghBred ptd ... 10% 10%
11. 1400 Pitts Consol ... .09 .01
WOO P-J Copper 65. .61
I TO Pltti Plate Glass 121 121
880 Pars Oil com.... 23% 23%
75 Union Nat Gas.. 172 172
Sif 100 U S Glass 39 39
* 170 V 8 Steel com... 134% 132%
80 West Airbrake.. 118% US
240 Woit Elec com.. 53% 63
40 West Machine... 65 65
New high record.
f[ wain anu. rruuuuo.
Chicago, June 14. ? optimistu
4 forecast regarding the yield this tea
Ion In the Dakotas, Minnesota anc
Mme other sections tended yesterdaj
to oausl a decline in wheat values
largely at a result, the market, al
though steady at the close was % ceni
' - to 2 dents net lower with July at 12.31
and September at $2.07%. Corn tin
llhed % cent to 2% cents up and oaie
gained % cent to 1% cents. The out
coins in provisions was a setback ol
2% cents to 25 cents.
; I Open. Close
meatJuly
12.30 32.31
^September 2.07 2.07ft
July 1.56% 1.57 ft
^September 1.47% 1.5074
September 64 .64^
Oil and Gas.
T?) i - - ^ .
Me The Carter Oil company has shot in
the 30-foot sands its No. 3 on the W. 'A
V B^fs lens. Marlon county, W. Va. it
HI WIU make a very light pumper. On
Bartholomew run, Mannlngton district
Marlon .county, the Eastern Petroleu-n
company drilled Its No. 7 on the Alfred
Kendall farm 18 feet Into the 30-foot
safL& The hole filled up 100 feet. II
la etUl drilling, and unless a second
pt pay Is encountered it will not make bet
terthan a light pumper.
The South Penn Oil company has
drilled Its No. 3 on the Rebecca Lemiej
farm On Miracle run, Ballette district
HI" Morongalla county, through the Big In
Ijnn eSnd. It shows for a fire-barrel
pumper. One-half mile east of BristOL
Teh-Mil* district, Harrison county. Er
pest Randolph & Co. hare drilled their
test on the Nancy E. Davis farm
through the fifth sand. It has been
Shot and shows for a fire-barrel pump
er.
On Lick run, Ten-Mtle district, the
Furno OU company completed a second
test on the J. H. Furno farm. It has
an estimated capacity of 1,000.000 cubic
feet of gat a day in the fonrh sand.
In Greenbrier district, Doddridge coun
ty, the Hope Natural Gas company has
I J Citizens Dollai
L | Fairmonl
Li I Receivers report to C
I , Citizens Dollar Saving;
r I Va., June 12th, 1917.
Asset* at dai
Bills Receiveable
Other Assets
Assets acquired since date of si
Collections from bills receivab
^ rvoo rents
Dlsposftlo
Eedlsocunted note*
Olbets allowed a *? ??*
<u taxes raid
Legal expanses paid ?
'V Cash on hand
ji- 'v Remaining Ai
. Bills receivable
\ Offsets allowed -
^ Otter * assets . m...
LhiblitttM at Di
B i . SuUvHm! deposits
n Saviors deposits .
v Certificates of deposits ..
I -1" Cashier's Cheeks m *< ??* ??
Cerflflsd checks
B n n Due other bsoks > ?? **#*? *
II ftadJiooanted notes
feS II Qspsid dividends ?.??,? *..
Bp?; H tJnrenJUed Items ?
HH M Canflagent fond ...............
. ToUl ?? n teeeeesM
I II LdehflltisMt dste of report II
Zsttbtlitfes cancel ?to<hy offset
H SsdbcoontedvnoteK
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started to drill a second test on the C
? C. Freeman farm and has the rig com
pleted torn test on thai. B. Greynolda
tarm.
i On Indian creek, EQc district, Ea
[ nawha county, the Sonth Penn OB cons
i *? - rrr^im. MA A
pany nu un m uw n*u bm^ _
on the T. C. Alexander farm. It is
good for leu then fire barrels a day.
" In the ?am? district the game-company
' haa started to drill Ho. 5 on the C. B.
' Oraham farm.
| The Empire Petroleum company la
1 drilling a test on the W. C. Calender
farm and a second test on the K. K.
} Gatchell farm, both In Elk district
Joseph Norton company are starting a
j second test on the John Baker White
. farm. The Narajo OH and Gas company
has the rig completed tor a second
test on the W. B. Lewis farm. The
South Penn OH company has the rig
- completed tor a test on the A. C. Godshall
farm.
1 On Bock Creek, Harper district
Roane county, the Jarvis Oil company
' drilled its No. 5 on the Nancy J. Lowe
farm to the Big Injun sand and shot
! It. It will make a light pumper. In
the same district the Ohio Fuel Oil
company has the rig completed for No.
3 on the E. and J. R. Rncker farm. Toe
United Fuel Gas company Is doe tn
j the sand at No. It on the H. D. Sergaut
j farm. In the Geary district, Roane
, county, the South Penn Oil company
completed No. 9 on the 0. H. Trout
1 farm. It la good for Are barrels a day
In the Big Injun sand.
["""' New York
NEW YORK. June 14.?The market
acquired a new lease of life yesterday,
primarily on the overnlgh decision of
the directors of the United States Steel
Corporation to declare another "extra''
dividend of 3 per cent on the common
stock for the current quarter.
: I This action, it Is believed,' virtually
i Insures full dividend returns of 17 Der
11 cent, on the common shares for the
i calendar year. Moreover It bespeaks
. I the confidence. of eminent traae au|
thorities In the future of the steel in:!
dustry.
.! Declaration of other Increased or
I extra dividends, the whirlwind windi
up of the Liberty Loan campaign with
. Its .rush of small subscribers and the
C stability of the money rates were additional
factors of sentimental value.
' INDUSTRIAL
:| FAIRMONT
" '
1 D. L. Mayers, who has an electlrlc
supply shop on Fairmont Bvenue, has
| two Delco lighting plants which are
! ideal for the rural home and are prov|
ing very popular among the fanners
of the nearby country districts. The
equipment consists of a gas engine,
which burns either natural gas or
' gasoline, a dynamo or electric genera|
tor, an electric motor and a series of
storage batteries. The plant may be
' started by pushing a lever on the en!
glne, it stops automatically when the
| batteries are charged and is so simple
* 4*- ~1 - ?t?lU e\nr% 'onnlln nnomto It Tt
Ill til U VJIlllU WU C(1*311. J Uf#v.?vv ... - is
necessary to run the gas engine
only two 'or three hours each day in
order to light a large house and supply
motive power for washing machines,
electric fans and various other mechanical
appliances and the cheapness
with which the plant can be operated
counts greatly In its favor. The
plants which are on the market at
present have Only thirty lights but
the Delco company expects to have on
the market by July 1 a new plant equipped
with one hundred and fifty lights.
With ono of these plants the rural resident
or suburbanite can enjoy all of
the luxuries and advantages which the
electrical companies bring to his city
brothers and at no greater expense.
Workmen today began Installing the
large water cooling plant on the roof
of the Marion Product factory and it
is hoped to have the entire plant installed
with in a fe wweeks. A tank
Savings Bank
t, W. Va.
ommissioner of Banking,
s Bank of Fairmont, W.
s of Suipenolon ft
$204,486.47
116,214.61
aspenslon 29,201.78
1,612.60
$551,514.78
le 4 74,075.67
.. 1^612.00
$ 75,687.67
n of
1.27.RE2JIR .
. 11,600.00 I
1,518.62
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29081.02
8 75,687.67
net* on Hand. . H
8168,291.70
1,820.88
.... .?.... . ,116^14.51
.mm* n
ita of Suspension H
$ 76,506,too
? - 41,812.99 I
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160X10
m , ? ,?? ,,H>,415*92
49,140*00
in *? *? ??? ??, 87*00
??? *?.??* ?1,241.85
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1221488.54
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11,500.00
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How
a submarine fort works. Two i
torn are hinged to the chambers whict
pumped out and the chambers and poi
NEW YORK, June 11?The wealth'!
of shipping sent to the bottom of the
ocean by German U-boats may yet be 1
saved. _ '
An invention Is being tried out oa a !
river near here with the purpose of
perfecting it and making it suitable ,
for deep sea salvage work. It is call- '
ed a port&ble submarine fort and Is .
the Idea of Carl J. Lingqulst.
What makes engineers and shipping (
men here believe the millions of tons i
of shipping may yet be reclaimed Is
the simplicity of design and apparent 2
practicability of thi3 submarine fort ?
Llngqulst has tested it under all con- <
dltions he has thought possible and 2
says it has worked to his satisfaction. t
The tort is a massive double steol t
chamber built in sections, so it may s
be adjusted to different depths. At the t
base of the chamber is the end of a :
pontoon pr flat bottom, which is hlng- t
ed, so that the chamber may rest
lengthwise on the pontoon when not i
working. In this way the fort is towed
ten feet in depth and lined with water
proof Sheeting will be built and will
practically cover the entire roof. The ]
work is being done by Holbert and
Spedden and when completed will 1
greatly facilitate the work of the (ac
tory as it will enable them to have on '
hand at'all times a great quantity of
cool water for use in the plant.
Work is now going on at full swing
In the new blacksmith shop of the' Hel
mick foundry. The equipment from 1
the shop In the old building has been 1
moved into the new and the room In 1
the old building is being prepared tor 1
foundry work.
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The First American Indians. |(
Aconrdtnn- to Keith, the American I
Indian In all his varieties, Is a descend- J
ant from the primitive Mongolian type.
There Is a theory advanced by Payne that
In some remote period the progen- 1
ltor of the Indian came to this contl- ,
nent from Asia over a bridge of land
that existed In prehistoric times where
the Behring sea now Is. Another
theory, championed by Dawkius find j
Brlnton, assumes thnt the originals of <
our native stocks came from Europe, I
probably by way of Iceland. 1
Not Always.
"It's the thing we haven't that makes 1
us unhappy," remarked the parlor '
philosopher. "How about the toothache?"
suggested the mere man.?Mln- ;
neapolls Tribune.
SPECIAL NOTICES i
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. {
This Is to certify that A. B. McDanlel
and J. C. Glasscock, doing business as c
McDanlel & Glasscock, 1036 Morgantown
Ave., have dissolved partnership, i
A. B. McDanlel purchasing the Interest
| of J. C. Glasscock.
All persons having dius against ine .
above firm, or owing the same, present
them, or make payment to A. B. McDanieL
McDANIEL & GLASSCOCK.
Fairmont, W. Va, June 6,1917.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Fairmont Bottle-company, a corpora
tion created and organized nnder the
laws of the state of West Virginia, hell
at the company's principal office In
the dty of Fairmont, Marlon county,
West Virginia, on the 28th day of May?
1917, the following resolutions w em
adopted:
"Resolved, First that the Fairmont
Bottle-Company, a corporation created
and-organized under the-laws of the
statoxtf West Virginia, doeB hereby
dlaounOime bustiyesa as-a corporation
and-surrenders to-said state Its charter
and corporate franchises. The
Board of Directors will proceed to convert
theawopeny, chases In action and
til assetsof this corporation into cast,
and pay and discharge all its debts, liabilities
and obligations; and alter full;
discharging all such debts, liabilities
and obligations, divide the remainder
DSBg the -stockholders pro rata with
thetrseveral holdings of stock, but no ,
such payments shall be made to an?
stockholder until alter the publication
Of the notice hereinafter provided.
Uttoirod* that the Presidmt
ot this oorporstlon cause notice
oddheadopttoirof the foregoing resolution,
to be published in some newspaper
of general circulation, published near
the-principal office or place of business
of this corporation, once a week
far-four success! to -weeks; and that
hetfarthwtth certify these resolutions
to the Secretary of State, of the stats
of West Virginia, .as provided by law."
Girenrmd array hand this-28th da;
OPMSJfclSlZ
TT T. f T7H!I KTIV.tJ.T.M.AM,
President .of mSA Fairmont flotila I
Company, a Cbrporation.
Usy 81* June 7, It, 2S> i
'
orts are here shown salvaging a sunkc
are vertical and tilled with water. As
toons come together.
o the sunken liner. c
Just before the spot Is reached, the e
iase of the chamber is filled with wa- f
er and tallon^d to settle nntll the
hamber Is upright and the pontoon f
a sinking horizontally. The cham- a
jer is filled until the pontoon has a
eached the depth of the wreckage, fi
Cables hold the chamber and, pon- p
oon taut. Others are iet out and, by
he direction of a diver at the bottom p
>f the l'ort, passed arpund the sunken r
iner. tl
Many of the ships sunk by the Ger- c
man submarines in the Atlantic are 1
imall enough to be salvaged by ono ii
>f these submarine forts, but two forts
nay be used together when the work d
>f salvaging Is too heavy for one. In v
his case the forts work end to end, t!
io the hoisting cables of each may In- p
ertwine about the wreckage and the
ialvaging be divided equally between ii
he two. t
There is no danger of the forts tip- p
>ing over, because of the broad pon- u
toon base and the powerful vacuum p
Not a Convert.
"What bekum ur Sam Bailey since
be entah'd de church?" "Wha, he
lin't got out yit?he done got two
reahs, yo' recollec', To' dat job."
SPECIAL NOTICES
JMPORTANT NOTiCE
The registration list of the City of Fairmont
has been, published in both
:he city papers. I want every citizen
to 3can this list carefully, and immediately
report to me or to Shoriff
Glover if you know of any persons
residing in the city of Fairmont and
subject to registration whose names
Io not appear on said registration list.
We must protect the good name
bf Fairmont by seeing to it that every
man complies with this law.
ANTHONY BOWEN, Mayor.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF REVIEW AND EQUALIZATION
ro WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that the
Board of Review and Equalization of
Marion county. West Virginia, will
meet in the City .of Fairmont, at the
Jourt hou?e of said county on Monday,
.he 2nd day of July, 1917, for the purpose
of reviewing and equalizing the
issessment of said county, as returned
by the Assessor and will continue in
session until said work is completed,
aot, however, exceeding twenty-five
lays.
The land and personal -property
books of said county for the current
fear will be then open for inspection *
ind have any errors that may appear
id have any errors that may appear ,
n the assessment of his property cor ected,
and do such other and further
things that may be necessary to
>rotect his interests.
Given under my hand this 12th day
>f June, 1917.
A. G. MARTIN,
Dlerk of the County Court and exofficio
Clerk of said Board.
(, 6-14-21-23
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Concerning Yt
?Difficu
NO organization, hoi
absolutely error-prc
do arise?a few of them <
Some are earned by eon<
trol; some the fault of
just human errors that <
, supervision cannot preve
AH employees art rtad
of difficulties, to correct 1
prevent their recurrence
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the chesap:
?m\ telepi
of
t
in liner. The pontoons at the hot- j
the vessel is lifted, the water is
np bottom of the chamber. These1
Ive the lifting chamber a firm grip
or hoisting.
Sand-suckers free the wreckage I
ram the sand bottom of the ocean,
.nd allow for the passage of cables}
bout the liner's hull. The cables are
astened to the upper ends of the
ontoons.
As the water which has sunk the j
ontoons is pumped out, the pontoons
ise, and bring np the wreckage withj
hem. At the same time the vertical,
hamber returns to the horizontal,
'his affords a leverage to aid the ralsig
of the pontoons.
As the pontoons go up, the vsesel1
rains herself, the water escaping the
ray it entered. Once above water, I
he damaged vessel is patched up tem-1
orarlly snd towed to port.
The principle of this submarine fort
3 based on the gasoline engine?as!
he water leaves the chamber the!
ontoon is sucked up to fill the vacum
left. In the same way water
usbes the pontoon down.
"THE AGENCV OF SERVICE"
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What Special ^vantages
Have These Liberty
Loan Bonds? | ?j
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L, One special advantage no
ft'!.1 other bonds, national, state,
$!! municipal or corporate have l||
la that if-the United States I
| during the continuance of the i|j
||:[ war shall Issue other 'bonds it
i at a higher rate of Interest, jji
111 the holders of these bonds ||
11 have the right to exchange jj
t: their Liberty Bonds for' the j
jji! bonds bearing the higher rate j
j1 of interest, dollar for dollar. |
flj Also being government bonds f 1
i'l they may bo passed in hash j ,
' ness transactions the same as !|
actual money. |
l'| We gladly serve you free
ill if you want one or more ot ')?
these bonds. tji
*7Ae
national?!!?
bank of in
Fairmont KiM
wbst va- lisai
wrTelephone
<lties??
arever carefnl, can be
tof. Service difficulties
?verr day.
JitJons
we cannot ooift*
telephone ueerB; soma
even a high degree of
nt
y to welcome reporte
hem, and if poas-" ie to
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EAKE AND POTOMAC
[ONE COMPANY
WEST VIRGINIA - !
ttt Monm 8t, PafcMwMffftyfc
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(ONE CENT A WORD
HELP WANTED?FEMAU
?g-i.ru !-"*" <*' ^ ^?i
GIRLS WANTED at Fatnnont Stogie
Co. Most be over 16 years of age.
Good wages. Apply 112 Merchant St
' &Ut No. 2410
WANTED at once, taundry woman.
Cook's Hospital 5-25-ti No. 2884
WANTED?Girl lor housework; continuous
place. Apply 708 6th St
6-4-tf No. 242E
WANTED ? A-l experienced stenographer.
Apply at once Sanderson &
Porter, Third door, now Fairmont
Treat Company building. 6-7-tf No. 2438
WANTED?Capable middle aged
woman for general housework. .
Three in family. Good wages. Call
Bell phone [phone]-St No. 2463
WANTED?Dining room girl. Apply '
at Coffee House. ' t-13-3t-2159
WANTED ? Girl lor general housework.
CaU Bell 427-W. . 6-12-U-2462
WAJTTED ~~~
WANTED?Clean cottpn rags; will
pay 5c per pound. West Virginian
Office. 6-8-tf No. 2419 :
WANTED?Furnished house. Prefer
same near car line. Address with
full particulars W. J. Wiegel, care
West Virginian. 6-12-3t-2?61
WANTED?To buy drum for use on :
gravity plane; capable of handling
five tons of cc/al or more, eddriss ail
communications to E. J. McDanicl,
Unlontown. Pa. 6-12-61-2460 ''.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE?Four room uo-ae with :
bath. For information call or address
A C. Kendall, Mining Machine office.
3-15-tf No. 2027 j
FOR SALE?6-room bouse with bath.
Big lot. Apply 325 Jefferson street. ,
4-20-tf No 2230 j
HOUSES FOR RENT 1
FOR RENT?7-room house. Apply 245 ]
Grant St. 6-13-3t-2469 ]
FOR RENT ? Very desirable housec .
and Oats close in South Side. In
quire F. P. Kelley, Bell phone 1021-M.
5-26-tf No. 11390 ,
FOR RENT?6-room.houso with hath,
Maple avenue; five-room house,
Spencer street. James L. Settings. !
Bell phone 609-W. 6-14-3t 2474
MONJSY TO LOAK
THE BUCKEYE SAVIHO AWD LOAN '
company of Bellalre, O., has money I
to loan on desirable real estate. See
Paul G. Armstrong, Attorney, 41-42 I
Trust Bldg., 7 th Floor, Fairmont, YV.
Vt.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE?Household furniture. 1104
Ridgely avenue, rear of 1100 Locust
Ave. 6-11 Jt-245t>
FOR SALE?Boy's bicycje. See J. H.
Mclntyro. Jayenne Station. ,
6-13-31-2468 |
- FARMS FOR S ALR i
coosaw^farmFfor^ j
acres, 500 umier cultivation ana i
open, balance in woods and marshes.
Land very fertile. Now raising truck,
cotton, corn and cattle. Will accommodate
several hundred families. Reasonable
price. Easy terms. May ex- ;
change for city realty. Writ# to Wm.
Kcyserling, Beaufirt, S. C.
6-7-61 No. 2437
FOR SALE?Farm 10 miles west ot
Clarksburg on B. & 0. railroad and
northwest turnpike; two miles from
street car line; contains 161 acres;
about 60 acres of good timber. Plenty
of pasture, good water year around. If
taken at once will sell for $22. This is
a bargain. It interested address Box
21 Bristol, W. Va.
6-31-E. Thurs.-3t No. 2406 '
BOOMS?FURNISHED
WANTED?Two or three furnished
rooms for light house keeping by a
young congenial couple; references exchanged.
Address C. M. Parent c|o
General Delivery, City. 6-13-tf 2472
PROCLAMATIONS ~
TO PREVENT IDLENESS AND VAGRANCY
IN WEST VIRGINIA
The law passed by the Second Extraordinary
Session of the Legislature
or west Virginia on May in, inn,
will become effective on June 19, 1917,
This law provides for the arrest and
fine and working on the streets of all
male residents of the State between
the ages of lis and 60 who cannot show
that they are employed at least thirtysix
hours in every week. No oda is
excused from this law except as therein
provided. It la made the duty of
the Mayor and Police Officers to see
that the law is implicitly obeyed in
an cities of West VlTginia. I hope
we will have no prosecutions under
this law in Fairmont, but this is to
give notice that every one subject to
the law must find employment If yon
are not now employed get work at
once and stick to it
ANTHONY BOWtlff, Mayor.
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CASH
ENGINES, COMPRESSOR. PUMPS. ETC,
W. A. CARRELL 4CO.
m-11 S?cojd At.hob. PmsBuaoa, Pa.
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T1-E.TT1 Tniwwn M?? - ' '?
.mutf ..'J
ply Osgcwd'a^store. fi-lttfrHM I
motors, chain machines and pampa^
ind electricians. Goodyear Tire
ber Cq., Akron, O. Big wages, steadies
employment See Mr. Persona, MaiuugE
botel, 10 a. m. to 1>, I p. m. to 9 p^kJi
White help only. MM! lfl^3
1U5 WILL BE GIVEN to each Qt wja
eral school boys who apety.^M^H
In delivering The SaturdayBvenlnaH
Post to customers. Only aeheoltKMWB
clean?gentlemanly and aoMUatfHI
te liberal cash profits and many cjSjBB
advantages Apply to A. G. UArtnTfl^B
& Co.. 131 Main street
Bpsmgas oppoBToinnpil
FOR RENT ? A piano at 11.00 peH
month. Address Box 14(0 W. V^O
FOLDING FRUIT CRATBS^jjnfl
size. Big stock for quick deUvanpa
Order now for future needs; and bM|fl
them ready when wanted. Hasdfl^l
3rate made.V Folds Into small epaeaH
-Ite for catalokne. We sell the CltrtBiB
Double Disk Cutaway Harrow. paSM
test selling harrow In WestVlrglnitSM
Ones double the work with half th^|
abor. Hedges A Oyster Co., LutnloHH
iort. W. Va. w.tg-H WjAjj
OR SALE?Grocery etore, lnclndSS
stock and all fixtures; cheap tmH
iulck buyer. Pete Demaiia, 300 BrldMH
St., Monongah, W. Va. 0-13-St>34ifl[
'OR SALE?At once, garbage bunluflHH
Including wagons, teams, cans, ft?S
nquire Mrs. Alice Dawson, 504 VaflH
and avenue. Cons. 198-L.' ?Mg
TOR^m^?Furnlahed room^ljS
Walnut avenue.
j0^J Iptometrlst and
experience. Glasses turnUh?d<'j9
one hour. With " .
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Representing Nubone CoraetfSH
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Glasses of all Kinds correcdjjfl
fitted. Satisfaction guarantaM^H
Hall Block over Martin's &?
Store.
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^ ^If Yon Can't Enlist,
Invest.
_ (Buy a Liberty ^^^0
S Loan Bond^
Today
We take nto&jMm
tiona and make nefl|
cliarge tor our semcw^H
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COMPANY?
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fmt itrvst from ourwmB^M
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