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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-19
The Chicago Tournament.

Chicago's great bowling tournament
to determine the team and individual
held, January I to u. Is already an as
sured success, according to the report of
the committees having the matter in
hand More than thirty cities have sig
nified their intention of being represent
ed by teams H. the meet, New York City
leading the list with an expressed inten-
ton Of putting In five teams. one OF
them being the Empires. of New York.
who proved to be the closest connection
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statesmen WANTED.

YTIRAyEIING. I SALESMAN WANTED
( Il by established house. No technical
knowledge necessary. but simply az
around hustler OF good appearance ana
address First-class line. Special con-
tract. Entire time required. References.
Box Three, Detroit, Mich. Z now : now
cALEsMEN WANTED TO SELb;oUR
y goods by sample to wholesale ana re-
tail trade. We are the largest and only
in our. line In ,the world.
Liberal salary paid. Address CANNDEH
MFG. co. Savannah, Gu. Oc6-w&S
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The. physicians in the over-the-rirer
cities report many cases OF typhoid fc-
yer In the county. About n dozen cases
are reported north and west OF Martins
Ferry. There are also several cases OF
the disease back OF Bridgeport. There
arc no more cases than usual In the
cities, and 1t Is thought by many that
the cause OF the disease In the country
districts Is due In many instances to
the impure water which they have been
compelled to drink for many months.
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Warren Moore in Trouble.

Warren Moore was arrested at Mar
tins Ferry, Saturday evening. During
The day he had INDUCED quite freely Of
liquid refreshments and went home in
the evening and began making things
exceedingly unpleasant for his wife.
who Informed the police. who placed
him behind the bars. He will answer
to the charge OF drunkenness this
morning.
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Civil Service exam"

There will be civil service examina.
building on December Is, for clerk and
carrier positions The examination was
ordered to replenIsh the list of ellgibles.
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SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER co., Wheeling, W. Va.
A Snappy Game.

a good game OF football was Witness
ed by n good sized crowd on the Sea-
bright grounds. at Martins Ferry, Sat
urday afternoon. between the Junior
Aetnavllle team and the Wolff & Greer
team OF Martins Ferry. The Aetna
VILE boys won by n score OF S 10 0. The
game was interesting throughout.
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RIVER NEWS.

The H. X. Bedford is to-morrow's
packet for Parkersburg, clearing at II
a. m. auipsltdi G-I
The marks at p. M. Sunday, showed
2 feet II inches and falling. Weather.
cloudy and warmer.
To-day's departures are the T. NJ.
Bayne. at 2:30 p. m, for Steubenvillc,
and the Leroy for Darlington at $3.50 p.
m. ga. a.E.jss. n J.;.s.F !.
close Of the week, but they We're disap-
pointed over last nights report from
headwaters. .Ci5r
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v SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER co., Wheeling, W. Va.


:lhe LaughlIn tin mill at Martins
tssfTy' viii resume In full this morning.
'''er Il lie" days idleness. on account
y. Inc shortage o: gas. The gas com.
sany expects to have new well con-
% vT'ea 10 the main and by this morning
. ".% nave a sufficient amount OF the
Avn 10 run the works In that city.
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The Bellairc, GAINESVILLE e Cincinnati
Railway Company representatives, Re-
ceivcr J. X. Geddes and Attorney W. F.
Hunter. decided. on Saturday, to allow
the Morgnns to proceed with their coal
tIpple over the line Of their road ut
Bellalre, and this work preliminary to
opening up n new and extensive mine
south of town. will proceed this morn
ing. +H.
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Differences Not Adjusted.

The difficulty between the Pcnnsylvn-
MIA company and T. A. Roderer. through
which the large addition to Rodefer's
glass factory ut Bellairo. was stopped
after the foundation had been built, has
not yet been fully adjusted and pro-
grcss on the building is still lmpcded.
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The Buckeye Savings G. Loan Co.. Of
Bellaire, has taken charge Of the Mer-
Ger property on the corner opposite the
First National bank. and will 1T It for
their office room. This Is the property
bought some time ago by Dankwerth &
Ney for $500. 1t Is one Of the best To-
cations In the city.
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PERSONAL.
MEDICAL.
REAL ESTATE.
....FOR SALE;...a.

= =
Lots as follows: South side of 18th 81,
between Wood and McCollochy sts.. Is II, )
front. 18th ST.. % It. 'front.' corIs OF 18th
and jacob stsS, GO It., front, with la-room
house on same, cheapo Cor.sof Main and
1st Sts., GO II. front, with broom house
cheap. Eoff; between 18th and 18th, East
end of 9th st. cheap. on easy payments.
Wilson ST.. near 2ithgst., $s5o.o0. H,s,i.
near 18th ST., at 5000 each; on easy pay.
ments. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind, Chesry
and Vine SITS. sll5Oo to ss5o.oo each; c,,Gsr,
Jacob. Eoff and Wilson sts, In Centre
Wheeling, $4,000 to s7so.0oi each.t Muno,.
locli St, $500 to S350.cO EACH Eth 81.
$4,000. 18th ST.. $1,000. very cheap Near
east end OF Slst ST.. s3OOOo each, slo0.oo
cash, balance easy payments. Water, Eoft,
Jacob. Wood, McColloch and wetsei, sts.,
Sth ward, cheap. on easy payments ;Maitf,
between lst and % SITS, 80 It.. front. Lots
in North Benwood on Eofr and Water:
SITS, cheap. Money TO loan on. Real Esq
tate, $4,000 to S,O9o.Oo. in sums, to suit,
S. NESBITT,, JT., y, !!
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gramme, was rendered by members OF
the club. which was thoroughly appre-
ciated by the friends that had assem-
bled. Following the entertainment was
4 banquet for the members, and places
were set for fifty people. The affair
was enjoyable throughout.
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Schedule for this week--Monday. Wheel
ings VS.. Pirates: Tuesday, Rough Riders
VS.. Benwoods: Thursday, Musee Colts VS.
Blue Ribbons: Friday, Black Cats. VS..
Crescents.
There will DO high score prize of 81
each week to the bowler who makes :hc
highest score In his team. League bowl
ers onlyare eligible. a.
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Belmont Grand Jury.

! The Belmont county grand jury will
not finish Its work until Tuesday even
ing or Wednesday, 1t Is said to have
close to sixty cases under consideration.
some Of them very important criminal
cases, and care is being taken to get at
the real facts.
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Speaking Contest.

I've inform Rank. Knights Of Pyth-
- % Martins Ferry. Is arranging to
o." Sp"nkIng contest at the Star the
i. ., N that city In the near future. The
ns,, speakers in this vicinity will take
h ha'' and handsome gold medal will
- awarded TO the winner.
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....FOR REMIT.

Desirable residence at Elm Grove, all
modern conveniences OF gus, electric
light and water. 80 ~ AS
a. busch property.
No. lIo Seventeenth street, roon1s-SS.
No. 3527 Chaplina street. rooms-sS
NO. j. Sixteenth street, ccllar-s10 .s....
NO. ITO Virginia Street-Sl0.
Blacksmith shop on Market street, north
OF Twenty-fourth street. So
Building on alley In rear Of Germania
Half Dollar Savings Bank. sci ~
FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street.
Two siX-roomed houses. Moundsvillc, W,
Va. - -,
Cheapest lot In Belvedere addition; lays
wcili fronts OH two streets and on alley:
price SIPS. ,Gt -. -
No, 2S and No. 30 South York street. q bar
gain for 80 days. rHSg
No. .l23 Charles street. .'.f v. sal
No. q Maryland street.
No. 70 Fifth stree. sE
Ground 60 feet square on Eighteenth ST.
G-roomcd house on Main street.
No, % Sixteenth street, store room.
70 roons and cellar will be sold cheap liz
sold In the next 30 days. p
Store room and five rooms. brick build
ing, good location. with an old cs-
tabllshcd trade. 1858. .5g.as
Lot en- South Front street. t
No. % Main street.
No. az Main street.
No. co North Front street.
No. 70 Sixteenth street, store room and 10
rooms. 90 ,PzisS
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WHEEIlNe DAILY INTEITIGBNoER MoNDAY NOVEMBER 1900

OF the bunch at the end of the tournament
Eollowing nre the names OF the players:
CHARLES Ncrteman. Phil. Schambra, Arch.
-Flemlng. Gus Wilhelm. E. Fisher, Charles
G,ersting. Lew snider. Albert Hannah,
Miiiiam Needle, q. Schott. Aug. Norte-
man. Ed. Kramer. Albert Piepers and
Charles Brewer, captain. I ~ -
AlIndNidunl averages are ns fnllnws.
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Musee League.

The Brunswick team has resigned from
the league, owing to other engagements
interfering with their bowling. The Pr
:a,es, who will take their place. enter the
league with lineup OF bowlers that no
.cam need be ashamed of. Charles Brew
e.. the captain OF the Pirates, is one OF the
hest known young bowlcrs OF the city. and
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SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling, W. Va.
Work Progressing Rapidly.

The work on the Interior OF the new
United Presbyterian church ut Mar
Ferry Is progressing In very satisfac-
tory manner. The building committee
oxnccts to have the new building ready
for dedication some time In January.
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SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling, W. Va.


The mother OF John T. Flynn. clerk
at the Globe hotel. Bellaire, Is In n dan
gerous condition from the infrmIties in
cident to old age. Relatives at a dis
lance have been notified and some of
them came In yesterday.
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home talent entertainment and was
we'll patronized, but the bulk Of the
proceeds were taken up by the professor
In charge, and In the necessary eX-
penses. However. the two organiza-
tons will have something to divide.
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1t NAV Mean Something.

Two gentlemen from sistersvllle.
whose names are known. but withheld
for good reasons, were visitors ut Mar
tins Ferry Saturday. Their business In
that city was to view the old Buckeye
site at the foot of Hanover street. They
were representatives OF q company that
expects to erect n plan for the manufnc-
ture OF ware entirely new to that city.
II Is said the gentlemen were rather
favorabIy Impressed with the site.
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Tho Fairy Opera.

The fairy opera given In Bellaire.
with about four, hundred In tho cast.
under the auspices OF the Uniform
Rank. Knights OF Pythias. and the
Maccabees, was delightfully."- pleasing
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Went to Huntington.

Justus Alum. Jacob Goodrich and
Arthur Muhleman. OF Bellaire, went to
Warrington, W. Va. yesterday. to take
situations In glass factory there. The
first named will probably be one OF the
managers.
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Gill Club Entertainment.

80, "s entertainment given at Schcehle's
Ira :" Martins Ferry, Saturday even
~" -, ny III" ]. ]. Gill club. was one OF
AZ ms.St pleasant affairs OF the season.
s----nsl!ng literary and musical pro-
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River kilograms.

PARKERSBURG : Ohio river 3 feet
and G inches and rising: weather cloudy
and mercury at 50. Little Kanawha ris-
ing. & iyfs
STEUBENv1LLE - River feet
inches and stationary; cloudy and cold.
BROWNSVILLE - River. feet 10
inches and falling. p.s
OIL CITY = River 7 inches and sta
tionary. cle1r and cool. 'ar.- ~"
GREENSBORO - River G. feet 10
inches and falling; cloudy and warmer.
WARREN = River o Of a foot; fair
and mild.
MORGANTOWN = River 3 feet and
stationary, cloudy and warm.
PITTSEuRGH.-Rive 3 feet and sta
tionary; clear and pleasant.
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WANTED.
AGENTS, WANTED.

- I,r,,,
DIG PROFITS HANDLING LATEST
ID Improved gasoline lamp: sells al
sIglt; beats electricity; cheaper than kero-
sene; rc:ail- 500 up; L. different Styles;
exclusive territory. STANDARD LA Lam
CO, Manufacturers, Chicago! noS'-
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S. NESBITT, Jr.,
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Suburban residence, eight rooms, with
every convenience. with! hnlt" acre Of;
ground on electric ear line. This place..
cost the owner $4,000. Can, be bought
now for S7,o0. Convenient to BIZ. o. and
Ohio River Stations. sShF.'sp 80 $50
Dairy Farm. only short distance from
the city: A rare opportunity 10 ono who
has"som cash -. '5sl;fst sIis
Fourteenth street residence, seven rooms /.
cost to be built for short tIrne,I7s7isJ 8 < +
Chapline street residence ,batween Tween,
tieth and Twenty-second streets at loss
than cost. ny ,fPtt IGslri.t.
Money to loan on property MS, low. as five
per cent on short notice. -
Remember me when your Fire Insurance
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MALE HELP WANTED.

GO0O-GUARANTEED YEARLY
- SUU. salary. expenses and extra
commissions. Men and women OF goou
address to appoint agents for us. New
brilliant lines;- permanent positions. old
established house: rapid promotion
STAFFORD PRESS CO.. New Haven
Conn ~. tFl4i : nos.
C.10 STRAIGHT BONA TIDE
ID Il a weekly salary paid direct from
office: expenses extra commissions. Gu
pablo men and women, to represent us
appointing agents: rapid promotion. md
increase salary New brilliant lines.
BUTLER! & 'ALGER. New Haven Conn.
f....r.-H.r .n.# Ocl E
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SPECIAL prices on FAIL sultings and
Overcoatlngs.
C. w. sEABRIGHTS SON.
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....FOR SALE....

/. Property 1000 Chapline street, ono OF the ,
best locations In the city fora MID. .''I,
property Ill and 1l3 Fourteenth. street;
substantial Investment ''s.,f
Property lO3. 1906 and 1o7 Thirty-thlrd
street: will pay 12lt7o clear. and easy
:, S-roomed dwelling It's North Front street,
lot 5oxtoo' $500. You could not. hulldraN
house for less. lot thrown In. It's In good
condition. 'SST-'
SURETY BONDS FURNISHED,
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Bishop Vincent Coming.

Bishop Boyd Vincent will conduct
services at Trinity Episcopal church. at
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SEE our Conservatory" Primo. F.
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling, W. Va.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-03
SHORT NEWS STOKES.
why He Was In the Grsy-one 81
Marks Jokes-A Pleasant story
About the Kaiser.

Corporal" James Tanner tells a new
story of a recent visit TO Richmond on
his way to the reunion of the Confed-
crate veterans. You know" said he,
that General Robert f. Lee was rec
ognized as a Christian general by the
southern soldiers, while on the other
hand General Jubal Early was quite
profane man. Well, in Richmond met
a Confederate veteran by the name of
Tierney. a prosperous and energetic
citizen, who related to me an anecdote
of a northern friend. Bill. who, when
he heard that Tierney was going to the
reunion In his old gray uniform. tried
to persuade him to wear a dark suit
and offered to pay for It Finally
Tierney said:
"'Bill, you know there's lots of acct
dents on the railroad, and suppose
should get killed with anything but a
gray uniform on 1t would go hard
against me when reached the heaven
ly gate. The first one | would see
would be General Bob, and he would
greet me with a smile that would at
once turn to a frown, and then he
would say, "Tierney, I'm sorry to say
1t, but you can't come In here, for
you've gone back on your colors." Then
I'd turn away and 90 to Che other
place, and the first one to meet me
would be Jubal Early. Well, as soon
as he caught sight of my dark clothes
he'd begin to swear IL ! were three
miles away, so there'd he no chance
for me there. Then what predicament
I'd be in, actually shut out from both
places. And here am in the gray. and
you're in the blue '"-Cincinnati Post
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
All old officers were reelected.
Two Merry Tramps.

Two Merry Tramps.
Few musical farce comedies are
managed in the liberal manner which
has made 1.-TWO Merry Tramps''
ia nous throughout the country. Ev-
cry actor is required to be a first
class comedian and able to sing
his or her part in the various musical
and operate selections assigned them.
This season the company engaged for
this play is composed of artists whose
vocal ability is beyond comparison
with any other farce comedy company.
Splendid dances and novelties are also
introduced and special feature is also
made of the operate orchestra which
accompanies the organization. All the
latest music, both vocal and instru-
mental, will be heard and many gems
from the late comic operas will also be
introduced. Elegant and appropriate
wardrobe and costumes are worn in the
different acts, and special scenery and
effects are shown when possible. The
company numbers Is people and is I'M
der the personal direction of M. 4.
Rice, well and favorably known here.
Opera House Friday, Jan. 9Th. Reserv-
ed seats, 75c; general admission, SOC.
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NOTICE.

| have removed my Photograph Gal
lery and am now permanently located
next to the Times printing office. /
have improved my facilities and am
prepared to make as fine photos as can
be obtained anywhere in the State
Many times we are asked if our pic
lures will fade. We can truthfully say
NO. We use the best material that can
be obtained in the composition of our
photos, and the work is under the su-
pervision of one of the best and most
careful photographers; therefore we
guarantee the finest quality of work
and entire satisfaction. Our constant
ly improving business is proof that our
patrons are pleased with our work and
prices. Call and see specimens of
work. Respectfully,
E. r. RATLIFF,
Photographer.
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Patronize Home Industry!
Place your orders for Monuments, Tablets, and Head
Stones with the
Brookhaven Marble Works,
We carry all the latest designs, and guarantee salts
faction to workmanship and material.
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. William ID. McRee. did on the 18th
day of December. lS!lS, execute and deliver to
Francis Il. Hoffman, Trustee, a trust deed on
certain lands in in nln county. State of MisslS-
Sippi. therein described. to secure the sum OF
$4,000 due by said William u. Mckee to the
British & American Mortgage Company Limited,
which said trust deed is recorded in Lincoln
county. in Deed Book IS page 553. to which
reference is hereby made; and whereas default
has been made in the payment of the moneys
secured by said trust deed; and whereas the
undersigpd has been duly appointed substituted
trustee in the place of said Francis Il. Hoffman,
rs provided in said trust deed, and has been
duly requested to execute the trust therein CON
tanned:
Now therefore. notice is hereby Given that,
under and by virtue of the power contained in
said trust deed. |. the undersigned substituted
trustee on the
gath Day of January, 1900,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. at the
court house door in the town of Brookhaven,
Miss, in Lincoln county. will by public auction
sell to the highest bidder for cash the following
described properly, viz: Northeast quarter See
ton eight 80. Township eight 81. Range six
90 East. containing one hundred and sixty 160)
acres. more or less.
Said land will be sold to satisfy the debt
secured by said trust deed and such title will be
given as is vested in said trustee.
X. 7. WILLING. JR..
substituted Trustee.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-03

II HAVE THE GREAT PLEASURE"
years ago, when Mr.. Croker was pres
ident of q lecture course association,
and on the list of entertainers was
Mark Twain.
1t was the custom for the president
to introduce the speakers and then to
announce the programme for the next
entertainment in the course. On this
particular evening Mr.. Crocker and
Mark Twain came upon the platform
and took their seats before hall full
of people. Twain waited for his oppor-
tunity and stole march on the digni-
fed president by stepping to the front
Of the platform and saying:
Ladies and gentlemen, the next lec-
ture in the course will be delivered two
weeks from tonight by Blankety Blank.
| have the great pleasure this evening
Of introducing to you Mark Twain"
Then Mark paused a moment before
he added:
81 would always rather introduce
myself, because then am sure to get
in all the facts"
Mr.. Croker, rather embarrassed,
was still sitting back in his chair. And
1t can be imagined that the audierce
enjoyed the joke much better than he
did.
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Residence for Sale.

About "a acres OF land just.outslde the corpo,
ration of Brookhaven and located thereon a ne"
7-room house. a s-room tenant house. a barn con-
tanning rooms for grain. rooms for hay and
stalls; buggy house, wagon shed, fowl house
and other outbuildlngs; also good never-ialr
ing well OF free stone water and an orchard u
loo frult trees just beginning TO bear.
All buildings. fences. etc., are practically new
and In good repair. Price reduced from s2Oco 10
$500. For further particulars apply to
EDGAR GREEN
Al his office. or to I. c. Maxwell. Brookhasen
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THE blizzard.

\ real winter blizzard struck us
last Saturday when dashes of snow
began to fall. Saturday night and
Sunday morning the trees were well
laden with sleet and ice, with the
thermometer at 20. Tuesday night
was the coolest of the season, when the
mercury dropped to 10. Many of the
families in town found their hydrants
frozen up and business for the plumb
ers was lively. AS we go to press the
weather is still cold and ice abundant,
but we like winter in winter time.
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TIME EXTENDED.

New subscribers and those in arrears
have been coming up quite encourag-
ingly under our special offer, and we
have therefore decided to extend the
dollar rate one month longer-that is,
until the first day of February next.
See the terms of our offer ON second
page. By paying this month you get
The LEADER year for s100. You can
get.THE LEADER and Home and Farm
for SIPS, rs cents less than the regular
price of The LEADER. Act promptly
if you wish to get the benefit of this
reduced rate.