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better. Corn Is being planted, stopped

better. Corn Is being planted stopped
by rain.
Tayicr-wheat made good growth
and grass short. Gardens coming on
Ehnei Oats looking well, terminating
nicely. Some corn planted. Apple crop
light; peaches and plums unhurt 10
places.
Harrison-Fine weather on growing
cropb. Wheat and garden truck doing
well. Meadows forward. Corn mostly
planted.
Marion-weather good. Wheat. oats
and grass doing we'll. Fruit coming out
beyond expectation.
poddridge-Warm, then showery and
cooler. Wheat, grass and oats looking
well. Corn planting In full blast; stop
ped by rain. Stock doing well on grass.
Prospects indicate scarcity OF fruit.
B~rooke-Dry. then wet. Corn planting
In full operation. Oats up, need sun
shint. Wheat thin, hut growing. Pota-
toes rottlng some. Fruit fair. "
Understandable weather. Wheat,and
oats doing well. Most OF corn planted.
Garden stun backward, Work well up.
Roane-The first OF week dry, warm
and windy, excellent TO burn on new
ground: last cool ind wet.
Ritchic-corn planting retarded some
by rain, but most done. Wheat looks
fine. Meadows and pastures looking
well. On highlands will be considerable
OF fruit.
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|MHHHHU |H#HAk Ri
papers In Cstarleston.-ypur principal
place OF business!. !.
tR"You don't have TO pay my money be-
fore commencing busihess'-exeeptithe
attorneys" fee.
.Youidon't have any personal liability,
though you may have "a capital Of
S5,00o,00o, and DO handling the honest
money 5of q thousand Innocent hard
working. Eullible people,
"If you haven copy OF Wet Virginia
corporation, laws, don't be misied byythe
claima' stating that corporations can not
buy and sell real estate, stock and bonds
without special permission. We put
those privileged In your charter SO az to
cover that point
In View OF the recent experience OF
Peter Sanchez, of New Orleans. with
one Of Squire's companies, the following
extract from this circular Is significant.
There are several different wayS nj
lowed for issuing stock. State to us In
confidence Just what, object you want to
accomplish, and how YOU want to make
your money out OF the shares, and we
will tell You Just how TO proceed.,t
One way to make money out OF shares
Is to give them away as the company
referred to, did, and charge fifty cents
per transfer on a block, OF, ter shares.
Accompanying the circular Is a blank
form in%structlng the cashier OF isome
bank'to pay to Z. L. Squire s27 10 on tho
receipt OF certain papers, namely, char!
ter, t~reasurers receipt. receipt OF E. l..
Squire for services. FIVE transfers OF
stock In duplicate, n copy OF record OF
meeting.
OF the amount enclosed, SO Is for
license tax. SO is for the charter. $40 for
Squire. 1.-THE remaining 81 10 IL for
your services and postage'-the postage
presumably being ten cents the Ser.
vices" 81. The form concludes by as
surfing the cashier that he Is I'm NO man
ner responsible for the character and
validity, OF said papers"
Accompanying the particular circular
and form from which the above extracts
are made, Is n personal letter from
:, Squire. It Is written on the stationary
of the Virginia Security Company" and
is signed"E. L. Squire, secretary"
This letter, after stating the %lnexperi-
ences OF obtaining charter from poor
old West Virginia, concludes thus:
"All YOU have to do Is to send US the
information; the name Of company and
OF capital stock you want privilege 10
Issue. size Of each share. What prlvi-
leges you want put IN your charter.
"We do the rest"
As throwing some further light on the
methods off. L. Squire, the. charter at
torney, the following Communication will
prove interesting:
I'm yesterdays issue of the Gazette
appeared a letter from the attorney gen.
eral, E. P. Rucker, in which some very
strong language appears with regard to
q certain corporation chartered under
the laws 'ofIthls state. I being one OF
the incorDorators Of the same I desire to
make the following explanation:
Shortly before the granting OF the
charter referred to. T entered Mr.. A..
Burlew's office and there found Z. L.
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WEST VIRGINIA CROPS.
Report OF Their condltlon for the Week
EndlnE May 9, By the United States

EHetNEVL AhEAML .aHaFtl
Report OF Their Condltlon for the Week
Ending Msy o, by the unltsd States
rim nt OF hsrleuitars.
PARKERsBURG.w W. Va, May H.
Following Is the report OF the United
States department OF agriculture on the
condition Of the crops OF West Virginia
for the week ending May o: The week
opened with much warmer weather.
High midday Temperatures. with
abundant sunshine prevailed until
Thursday.
Cloudihess with showers and moder-
ate ruins, and much colder weather
prevailedS the remainder ofSthe week.
Asa whole the conditions were the
most favorable since the opening OF the
season.
The warm and dry weather during
the first half OF the week permitted d
rapid advance In the progress OF farm
work and corn planting. The latter
half OF the week all farm work was
stopped by wet, cold weather. Wheat
advanced rapidly in growth and 10 gem
orally looking fine. Oats are coming
%apnearnnse Gras, is rrowin s, T. . ~ ~
"a ronidIy reeovcrIny sror, r. a ssea,s
Of the 'nnst cold waa Thar po.n,oaa s sss
comin. IN val corJan. ~ ss'We y. a,e
ward osti pae
Corn -n,on,inp oavorcAd ,ani,,,,
the eastern and nsstsre .sotgyonsy o Ss.
SLOWLY over tho northarn Tha ru,s
Mo ,to5S 4. ,asatna n ny itse
and mn stnres arc mrr"aad E S.enaoWs
norfa continuad ,aristI ~
rniitv hut ~ "a carta IN Uwas W ~.
Srnits will nm sSo,t a. ia, sue ea.Is
berriesi az far aa renor,sJ nran Ss
abnnJnnt viaId pio'hise an
ITnshmr.vsrv ,oyoroh,o
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May H.
Three persons are, ltnown to have lo'it
their lives and It Is feared that others
may have persisted, In o FIRE which
ORIGINATED IN the wholesale toy and Are
works establishment Of MEGA dden
Brothers, SO Market street, about II
o'clock to-day.
The killed are: Miss Caldwell, type
writer for Mccadden Brothers; William
Mccadden, a Brother OF the members OF
the arm; Michael Quinn. an employe.
Three other persons are missing, the
engineer, the fireman and n porter.
There were about One hundred per-
sons employed in the Mccadden store.
and nearly all managed to make their
escape before the ilanies reached the
upper floors. The tha'ee bodies were
found on the second floor OF the burned
structure. On account OF the inilam-
mable nature, OF the contents the big
sig story structure vas q mass or
flames in less than half an hour. The
fire spread quickly to the building on
the east occupied by the Reading Hard
ware Company and the big building on
the west occupied Jointly bg the Ma
tionaI Wall Paper Company and the
Brainard and Armstrong Spool Silk Co.
THE fire department sent in four
alarms and in about an hour the fire
was gotten under control. Theh Nc
Cadden building was completely de-
stroyed and the other two were badly
damaged The entire stock OF the we'll
paper company and Bralnerd and Arm
strong Spool Silk Company Is rendered
Worthless by smoke and water. The
damage to the stock of the Reading
Hardware Company Is nominal, but the
loss OF the building amounts to about
$4,000.
The Are originated on the second
door OF the McCaddel Brothers build
ing. The flames leaped: quickly o.1the
upper floorsA cutting of the escape OF
the employees in the upper portion of
the building IN less than five minutes.
Their was n wild rush for the elevator
and Estalrways and It Is thought that
not more than six persons at the outside
and possibly only the three whose bod
lies have already been recovered lost
their lives. The total loss will reach
about $500, 900. well covered BY. insur-
auce.
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growing nicely. Onions and potatoes
growing well. Corn planting in full
progress. Apples, plums and peaches
light crop.
Putnam-Dry. then showery and cool.
Wheat and grass look fine. Corn plant
ing Is about over with. Gardens i'd
vnncing slowly. Early potatoes FROST
bitten last week, most OF the fruit kill
ed.
Kanawha-Wheat continues to look
fine; grass Is growing fast; corr plant
Ing progressing fast as weather per-
mlts; oats look well: gardens in good
condition.
MISUNDERSTANDING growing fine
ly until Thursday.
Wyoming-Fine weather. Vegetation
making good progress. Wheat and rye
are doing fine Meadows and pastures
looking well, Oats not as large as
should be. Corn planting being pushed.
Fruit crops seem certain.
Cabell-Wheat looks fine; grass good;
oats getting along we'll: planting corn
we'll advanced; small crop Of fruit.
Jefferson-Warmer. with few light
showers. Wheat and grass looking well.
Corn being planted rapidly. Early gar
dens made. Fruit not SO badly damag-
ed as thought.
Berkeley-Warm, then cool and show
cry. Wheat and grass doing fine. Good
deal OF corn planted. Gardens back
ward. Peaches, apples and pears more
promising.
Morgan-Warm, then cold and rainy.
Corn being planted, first planting up.
Grass and wheat growing we'll. Fruit
prospect still hopeful. Farm work re-
tnrded some.
Hardt-Warmer, with showers. Veg
citation has made fine growth. Early
planted corn Is coming up nicely. but
much OF crop to be planted get.
Grnnt-Very favorable, Corn will DO
planted next week, many lgtc owing to
wet weather. Very little apple bloom.
Cherries look well. Everything looking
nicely,
Preston-Grass beginning to grow
finely. Wheat looking well. Oats about
In. Potatoes mostly planted. No corn
planted yet, plowlng well up. Good
prospects for fruit. Stock mostly out,
Pastures look well.
Barbour-Warm, then showery. Good
growing weather. Oats all up and look
Ing flne. Meadows md pastures doing
fine. Polatoes coming up, Eruit looking
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ONE MINUTE Is not long. yet rel!e.
is obtained In half that time by the u.s.
OF One Minute Cough Cure. It pre-.
vents consumption and quickly curei
colds. Group. bronchitis. pneumonia, d
grippe and all throat and lung troubles
Charles r. Goethe, Market and Twelfth.
streets: Chatham Sinclair. Forty.st1ta
and Jacob streets: A. E. Scheehle. M,
COZ Main street: E1ley Bros, Penn AID,
Zane streets: Bowie q Co., Bridgeport.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dh.
ease relieved In six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" It Is q
great surprise on account OF Its exceed,
Ing promptness in relieving pain in bad!
der. kidneys and back. In male or .fe-
male. Relieves retention Of water, Al!
most Immediately. II you want qulrt
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by RIB. List, druggist. Wheeling, ";
Va, tbs
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LORDsSALISBURY. PREMIER.
Determined to Stay at the Helm Until Gladstone and the

LONDON. May s.-Robert Arthur
Talbot Gascoyne Cecil, Lord Salisbury.
has made a resolve. 1t is that he will
stayin office as premier until Gladstone
shall die or recover. With the queen
falling and Gladstone at the verge Of
death the old statesman will hang on
until matters shape themselves.
Lord Salisbury. was born in 1880. He
was educated at Eton and Oxford. He
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ferocity and abandon. He has, sncs
the rebellion. served his state In Wash,
ington and has proved himself as al,
In peace as in war.
Are you ready to so to the froa..r
asked a man Of Fighting joe Wheel.
er the first day that shots were t1.
changed. yes, this minute" said tn
congressman.
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Congressman Joseph Wheeler, Of Ala
bama, is to try army life In Cuba. He.
told Mckinley that he would like to re-
sign his seat and SO to the front, and
the President told him to do SO at once.
No Confederate but remembers Fight
Ing Joe in the civil war. He was a per-
sonal friend OF the officers Of the Con-
federacy and fought for. the south with
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Squire and perhaps some other persons
and was by said Squire shown the up
plioation for a charter for the Alaska
Mining Developing and Investment Co.."
and being shown that four OF the five
names requisite to make an application
had been secured, and being assured by
Squire that II I would Sign as the fifth
member that 1t would cost me nothing.
and seeing, also, that by the terms Of
agreement could not be made liable for
anything I consented to sign the nppli-
cation, and did, so with no intention of
wrongins anyone, believing that It was
In every way a7legitImate enterprise.
And I further state that l had no knowl-
edge OF any design on the part OF the
'corporators to defraud any one. And II
It Is so being used 1t Is without my
knowledge OF consent.
"As / have stated, I signed the appli-
cation for charter for the reason only
TINT I vac solicited to do so in order to
make up the required number of appli-
cants, without the payment on my part
of q cent. I did not lend my name for
the purpose Of d%efraudlng either the
state or any individual, and have not
knowingly or %purposely assisted In fur
thcrlng any 'unprlnclpled transaction
I am known by the citizens Of this city
and county, and in view OF my business
interests and knowing that the strong
terms Of the attorney generals letter
over-lllustratc any intention or purpose
OF mine at any time, and in justice to
myself, I make this explanation.
"Respectfully.
"a. r. ,CABELL."
According to Squirrels circular he usu-
ally pays the 'lncorporators." but In the
case OF Mr.. Cabell, he seems to- have
simply imposed on good nature. or per-
l,aps the circular lied.
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THE CubaS question and political Is
sues sink into insignificance with tho
man who suffers from piles. What he
most desires, Is relief. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cures piles. Charles
r. Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth and ia
con streets: A. d. Scheehlc, No. COZ Main
street; Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets; Bowle.& Co., Bridgeport. 2
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Uhtll Gladstohe n the Queen Depart.
entered parliament in 1858 and went to
India shortly after. On his return he
identified himself with the Conservative
party, and In 1856 became prime minis
ter. He was succeeded in 1892 by Glad
stone. In 1895, on the defeat OF the
Rosebery party. he again became pre-
mier.
He Is OF distinguished family, and his
wife is Identified with most OF the
charities Of England,
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The Music Festival Association hss
issued an eight-page pamphlet, con.
tainins portraits Of all the artists, d!a.
grams OF Music Hall, programmes Ia
detail and all other information. Copies
may be had free by applying at music
stores or by writing to the c. n. F. A.,
502 The Pike Building. Cincinnati, O.
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THE sales OF Cooks Imperial Chan.
payne exceeds all the native wines pull
together, Wry? It's the best.
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- H.HIMH- 49,. MA HA.NaNHa.
tralto Of the great Temple Emanuel
at New York, the leading contralto po-
sltion in, any congregation in the coun-
try. She will be heard frequently, as
she sings not only in the Mass and
Paradise and The Peri" but has an
aria at one of the afternoon concerts
MR.. GEORGE HAMLIN.
This gentleman. who sang at the
Twelfth Festival, has sung with contln-
ued success during the past season, and
will return here with added laurels. Mr..
Hamlin's voice is a pure tenor OF
charming quality. He sings with taste,
and is wholly trustworthy.
Mr.. JOSEPH S. BAERNsTEIN.
A newcomer to May Festivals in Gin
cinnatl is Mr.. Joseph s. Baernstein, the
bass singer. Mr.. Baernstein has a man.
", musical, vibrant voice, directed by
strong Intelligence and used with fin-
ishea artistic discretion. His appear
ances at the Festival will be frequent.
as he has parts In no less than four
concerts.
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
The Chorus will be the great feature
OF the Festival. The established May
Festival Chorus has been trained by
Mr.. E. ". Glover, and will be aug
mented by the Apollo Club under the
direction Of Mr.. B. W. Foley. The Choir
us never has been SC, good as itsis this.
year. The Orchestra will be the The
odore Thomas Orchestra, being the
magnificent body which has been so.
successful this year wherever 1t has
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A=NAEAH.ta EtEE5@ Es-.EseyEE
The magnificent victory that attended our navy at Manila the
valor OF our sailor boys, the heroisrn that surpasses the brave
days ofiold, has agitated with patriotic enthusiasm the great
popular heart, and has tremendously and laudably increased
desire to know as much as possible about our Navy, our Army
our Notifications, and the military resources OF the nation. This
ambition is being gratifed by our beautiful portfolio pubHca-
ton, JINGLE N NAV No., which appears Mednes-
day May II. and contains:
Firing Tubes of the Vesuvius,
"A Four-Inch Rife, Side View
a Four-Inch Rife Breech View.
ALFour-Inch Rife, Showing Recoil Cylinder.
Rlling a Threen-Inch Gun.
Driggs-Schroeder Rapid-Fire Gun.
A Maxim Automatic Gun.
"A Saluting Battery at Washington Navy Yard.
Ship-House and Torpedo Boat, Washington Nard.
Hospital, Cot on the Helena.
Breeeh Mechanism Shop Arlington Arsenal
The Lehigh at League Island.
The New York, now Called the Harvard
The Paris, now Called the Yale.
Protected Cruiser Olympia
Gunboat Wilmington.
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given concerts. It is confidently er.
pected that the Thirteenth Cincinnati
May Music Festival will be the mos,
perfect Of the series.
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FATAL THAMES
ia Interchangeable Toy and Fire.
works Establishment.
THREE BODIES RECOVERED

FROM Tr1p RUINS, AND THREE
PERSONS ARE MISSING THE
FIRE WAS STARTED BY AN Elk
PLosIoN OF FIRE WORKS AND
SPREAD TOO RAPIDLY TO BE
MAsTEREp by THE FrREMEN.
SOME NARRc@l EscAEEs-Loss,
100000
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= TERMS OF DISTRIBUTION. J

Every ~readcrioi the I~nteligencer is entitled to participate in
TINS distributioro of Uncle Sans Navy Portfolios. Bring or send
10 the lntellgencer Portfolio Department 10 cents in silver,
together with an order cut from the I~nteigenccr, which will be
found in another column Of this paper, and you will receive
Portfolio No Z containing is Photographic Reproductions
11x13 inches In size, Of the several ships of Uncle Sans Navy
source, hence the values beyond estimate. No such opportunity
was ever offered. Address all mail to the Intcligenccr Portfolio
Department., Wheeling, W. Va. Favor your friends who may not 70
DC regular readers OF the !nteligencer by informing them o. the
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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-27

Valuable oil territory for sale or
lease upon reasonable terms; part Of
tract producing. Call CT address c..
S. Sands, Clark burg, w. Va.
23 I'm
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

M. G. Sayre, of Paden's Valley,
Is in the city today.
]. H. Thomas, of Marietta, is the
guest Of friends in the city.
L. J. Murphy, of St. Marys. is in
the city today on business.
R. L. Moore, Esq, was in New
Martinsville on business this morn
ing.
WANTED-A girl to do house
work at 400 north Wells street.
27tf
The streets are again In a very
dirty condition and should be
cleaned.
Andy Bruner, a prominent oil
5oducer, went to Moundsville this
morning.
F. L. Blackmarr went to Friendly
this morning to attend to some le-
gal matters.
For RENT-A fine Office in First
National bank building. Inquire
at bank, 5tf
Miss Lena Barber, of Martins
Ferry, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs,
Barber, Of Main street.
Our blank deeds, deeds of trust,
mortgages are the best, at the Re.
view Office.
Prof. MOTIFS school for dancing,
Thursday night, s o'clock, City
Hall. 20 Ut
Mrs. Daniel Pomeroy, Of Main
street, left this morning for Man
nlngton,W where she will visit friends.
Don't forget the dancing school
begins Thursday night, 8 o'clock,
City Hall. 26.2t
Gov. c.. Wesley Atkinson will
deliver an address to the republi-
cans of this section, this evening.
If you want livery team Of any
kind l keep them; near depot in S..
Marys. G.. K. Roby. IL If
The grading for the sewer on the
Hill street extension is nearly COM
pleted. The pipe will be laid to-
morrow.
Small production for sale. Call
on or address, John A. George,
Mlddlebourne, w. Va. 20 N.
Samuel Kerr, the New Martins
vile photographer, who has been in
the cry for several days, returned
home this morning.
New buggies, wagons, horses and
harness, prices right, at G. x.
Roby's livery, st. Marys. I2-tf
E. H. Deal, Of the City Bakery,
left last evening for Parkersbury,
where he will attend to some bust
ness matters.
Cures Group, sore throat, pull
monary troubles, -Mouarch over
pain Of every sort. DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil.
A. J. Yoke, the we'll known oper-
ator, returned this morning from a
visit with relatives and friends at
Fairmont.
Finest and tnost complete, livery
in the state near the depot at st.
Marys. Your trade is solicited. G.
K. Roby. I2-tt
The members of the Euchre club
will be entertained at the home of
Miss Sara Agnew, on Brown Betty
street, this evening.
Go to the Diamond bakery for
6rst-class bread, fresh every day;
cakes, pastries and everything
made of -four. 25tf
The famous R. J. Erwood Hall
Star Stock company will be at the
opera house one solid week, COM
mencing Monday, Oct. 81.
To Cure Neuralgia in go Min
utes take Neuralgyline, guaranteed
to cure or money refunded by all
druggists; IS cents. 10 6Iyr.
A. Bruce Hunt, attorney, left last
evening for Parkersburg and Mar
ietta where he will attend to some
business matters for few days.
To Cure Neuralgia in 20 Min
utes take Neuralgyline, guaranteed
TO cure or money refunded by all
IrIIp0iStS. os CENTS IN 4 IVY
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For Sale.

Two hacks, two broad. tired
wagons aud one heavy team. Ad-
dress, Charles Stander, Pomeroy,
ONO. 10 27 st
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Nothing by Comparison.

Miss Summit--Do you think your
brother is suffering much in the army?
Miss Palisade-Oh, no. He canped
out with US al last summer. Brooklyn
Life.
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He Couldn't In New York

Hewitt-What makes you think SO mich
OF Boston? Were you born thereo
Jewett-No, but I've won a good deal
of money betting on its baseball club
New York World.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-27
Better.

Mertie-I am going to marry man
who draws beautiful pictures.
Gertie-That' 5 nothing. | shall marry
n man who draws a pension.
Topics
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Closing Out!

We will close out Our entire stock
nof Stationery, Pictutes and Framing
material before Nov. Ist. Here are
some of our prices:
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p cent Writing Paper

Pictures and frames at about one
third off. Everything must go be-
fore November Ist.