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NEWS OF
 THE WORLD
GONE Royal Party Now On Way To England

ST. JOHNS. Mid. oct e5.-Thc Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York start ed for England at daylight this morning on board the Royal yacht Ophir. with the British cruisers Niobc and Diadem form ing the escort The flagship, the first class cruiser Crescent, accompanied the lpllr outside the port and fired a fare well salute.
 The Duchess, who has recovered from yesterdays faintness. attended the state dinner last night
 Prior to the dinner the Duke conferred on Robert Bond the premier Of New Foundland. the honor of knighthood. making him knight commander of the order of St Michael and St George. Sir Robert Bond Is the only colonial pre- micr who has been so honorcd during the Royal tour.
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NAy rrc0ME A DUCHEss-

PARIS. Oct. e5.-Count Boson dc Pcrl- sord. who recently married Miss Helen Morton daughter of Mir Levi 2. Mor- tom. former vice-prcsident of the United Sntc,. has purchased the chateau "i vallcncay for s.5l6e5 francs. The owner ot 10, domain of Nalcnc1y k a mcrh"f ot th. family vutiticd Co assume th- Dukcdom. The G1ulois expresses th" belief that Count Euson dc Pcrig"sd will claim his right and the former MisS Morton win thus become Duchess of Val iclcay.
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rIur KINn.s cnRoNATIoN.

TORONTO. Oct eS--,'he Evening Tele- gram's London cable says; "Aus'ralia and New Zealand are scnding military oontingcnts to the Kings coronation next year. It Is expected Canada will also be represented. men who have seer service In South Africa getting the pre- ference In these contingents. and the Inn perial government is anxious that Hon pr. Borden shall have picked men ir the contingent from the Dominion
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BOXING WAS TAME.

WOOLLEY. Wash. Oct. %,-zarney Mullen. a local man. was given the de clsion in the second round tn a boxing conteat over Guy u Davis. of Wiscon- sin. Much interest was shown in th contest. many sports from the surround ing country being here. The referee w's 4 o Jackson. of Fairhaven. The prelim' inaries 10 the fight were also very tame nffnire
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GAS TO nrRN NOW.

EVERETT Oct. 9e.-In the presence nf number of prominent business men Mayor Charles n. Greene turned the ,alve that released the gas Into tho mains of the Everett Gas Company "t s.N this afternoon.
 President C. R. Collins of Seattle was present. A generous bowl of punch and am abundance of cigars were provided for the ceremonies
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sNYs nE CorID FlND MIss sTONE

NEW YORK. oct 9f-Thc minister of the interior. SarakoG of Bulgaria. has made the following statement Co the sofia correspondent of the Journal and Advertiser concerning the ease of Mss stone:
 ''If could send my troops across the Turkish border [ would find Miss stone In two days. | have just received w"r" from our troops that Miss Stone is moi or Bulgarian territory We have three military corlons moving toward the From tier aud on the frontier itself have
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placed military guard 1T tne briEand' were on our territory the cordons would certainly Ind them. ours and the Turk lsh troops are now searching m the Perm mountains. where, upliNs, Bulgaria prop CT. therc are no villages and only few scattered houses In the mountains II my troops find the brigands we will make short work of them.
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,,n nnnrpr nnNn INVITED.

ST. JOHNS. Md, oct 2i.-During the Royal tour today Sir Robert Bond re- cciv,d an invitation from King Edward ,o intend the coronation ceremonies in London next June as the representative of N,wfoundland. The cruiser piau'"' win prccede the Ophir. and will connect hy wireless telegraphy with the welcom- Ing cruisers near the Irish coast.
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CrN rnrHN L0cNTEn.

NEW CASTLE. Natal Oct 9i-Com- mondant Gen. Uotha. with small escort. has r,jo.acd Schalkburgcr. whose nov ,hl.. government iS established to the westward of Amsterdam. guarded by io borSemru Cen. Botha s forvcs have sep srat.d Into small command"cs which 'r' ,p.ratlng in rough. bushy country we. ,Lapt.d Co Eoer tactics Several British columns are hunting them.
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NEW YORK. Oct ej.-The Paris cor respondent of the London Times and the New York Times. intimatcs that m ar- tlclc by Max o'Rcn in the Figaro. harsh lv erlticlzing the Duke of Cornwall and York for speaking in English instead or in French In Quchec. is due to the Tact that the Duke once politely refused 'o attend a lecture by Max o'Ren
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p1tI FOR MR. MORGAN

LONDON. Oct. 25.-The bill which will Dc presented to ,. Plerpont Morgan for the elcctrincation of st. Paul's cathedral will be ceOOO instead of e5,Ooo. which was the estimated cost when. as cahled to the Associated Press. Mir Morgan 'r- ,glnauy undertook Co defray the eNoense of lighting the building.
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GEN CHAFFEE WANTS TROOPS.

WASHINGTON. oct. -6.-A cablegram has been received at the war department from Gen. Chaffee asking that Go re' crults bc sent at once to Manila Co hlll vacancies in several regiments. Gen. Chance reports that the effective strength of the army In Northern Luzon is 500 less now than on January 1.
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,n.nrnY nEFEArED JUDGE.

CHICAGO. Oct. &-Austral@n Tim Murphy defeated Martin Judge. of Phi ,d.lphil at the Chicago Athletic Club t.nlgh, The decision swas given on points after s.x rounds of hard hbhuns in which Murphy had the better of '' an the way.
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r,vot-s RUNNER DEAD.

NEW YoRE. Oct. sG-A. F. Tysoe, the British champion half-mile runner H dead. lie defeated J. P. Cregan. oi Princeton. at that distance at the Anglo American meeting in lSo.
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WASHINGTON SOLDIER TO BE HON
 CRED.

WASHINGTON. oct %.-Gen Chaffee has recommended to the war department that Lieut.. Russel T. lIazzard. First Cav airy. commanding the Macahebe scouts be given a medal of honor for entering the camp of insurgents with scouts at nlrh, fin order to effect capture of a desorter. which he accomplished.
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.-..- -
~ M lrI .RifSEMsNrs.

4sygfn,ransa-a 'os se,i of "Fo' ReHi." "t0' S,i,,, O, .lgs.fes. i-a .sah rer VO'S jo' a''f N ,s,f,os oss esHi ter tpo'd Jor sssb issNq~sHi fH' Hon. Urssr ksss "SfinsiioH' FaHifS'" 0E' fs' ~, uo,8. No lSve'h,s'-oai iaAsE fg en ." iusrfy-fvs eesi.
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YELLOW LACK RAGING.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-According to the Herald advices form the Pacidc coast of South America. yellow fever Is epldemic in Buenaventura.
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.FoR SALE" For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards Tor sale at tho Daily Alaskan office.
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WANTED

wANTED-A comfortable, warm. fur nlshcd room for single gentleman. near western part of Fifth avenue Address Henry. care Daily Alaskan.
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FON ishNr.

FOR RENT-Four neat rooms. furnished for housekeeping. Apply to G. F. Set tlcmicr. onp remises. 2d and state St. C,,,. li-i-tf
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Ladies' skirts and gentlemens shirts and parkas made to order All kinds or plain sewing. Cor. 4,h and Main' S-iSti
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FOR RENT-Han In Daily Alaskan build ing. Apply to !. A MolIneaux or c. W. DeSucca.
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We carry IT. s. X NJ. readv-to-weaF tnilor-made suits. F. IT. ClaySon | O.
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TOR SALE.

A nrst-class up-to-dute hat this weeR for se.Oo at Cheney's Boston Store.
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THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company British Yukon Railway Company.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

1879 acres. three miles from city. at low
price.
IS acres, 61z miles north Of city. p acres
Of same bottom land; very cheap.
& acres Q miles east or city.
100 acres south OF city, is acres of same
bottom land; $1,000.
Farm. I49 acres. thirty minutes walk
from motor line; good house, variety OF
fruit; at low price.
Slxty-three acres Z miles east OF city:
good buildings and variety OF choice
Fruit; part bottom land, cheap, on very
Tartv acres. with good buildings. 10
acres Of same rich river bottom land;
good manufacturing site; south OF West
Wheeling; cheap. MIS-.
rniies fiom city. contains two houses and
All minerals; has variety Of FRUIT.
Fourteen acres most All ricn bottom
land. s miles from city.
ho,fom. with good house and variety OF
choice fruits; north OF city. very cheap.
Ten acres, I miles from city, with f-room
house; good place for poultry raising on
SIX acres about " mile from West Alex.
ander. with 5-room house and variety oil
fruit: cheap.
fruit: 5-room house and good outbuildings.
about | mile east Of city: very cheap.
S. NESBITT, JR
Tel. e4s. i7z5 Market St.. Wheeling. y. Va.
,oiSeh
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BELLAIRE.

News Notes of Interest From the
Belmont County Metropolis.
Berns McClelland is IN the sick list.
Reece Darby, of the Fourth ward, is
quite i'll.
James r. FItton, the plumber, is on
the sick list.
Warden Darty, Of the O. P, is in
this city calling on old friends.
The report about Will Poole being
killed in Youngstown, is not true.
John Miller, Of Gravel Hill. is i'm
proving after an illness of several
weeks.
A. H. Mitchell, Republican candidate
for Representative, Of st. Clairsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Lawrence Dubois has accepted a po-
sition with the Ohio Valley Telephone
Co.
Mrse. Alice Wilson is keeping store
for Mrs. Hartshorn, who is in Pitts
burg.
Quite a number from this city will
attend the convention to-day at Barnes
vile.
Robert Poole went to Youngstown
yesterday, where he will work at the
Republic steel works.
James Weston, OF ST. Louis, Mo-, is
the guest of the family of Samuel Sim
mons. Of Gravel Hill.
Thomas E. Shelly, the we'll known
manager of the Crystal glass works,
has handed in his resignation to take
effect in May.
It has Just leaked out that Miss An
ma Thorn, a popular young lady of
Gravel Hill, and Mr.. Frank Williams,
a prominent railroad man, formerly OF
Bridgeport, are to be married soon.
1t Is now getting building time.
What's the matter with the new city
building. It would be one of the great
est improvements this city could wish
for, and certainly is very much needed.
To-day is the day set by the q. S.
Engineers for further hearing on the
bridge case It will be held in the Gus
tom building at Pittsburg. Quite a
number who are interested in the
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PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. No Cure, No Pay. All drug
glsts are authorized by the manufae-
turers Of Faxe Ointment to refund the
money where 1t fails to cure any case
Of piles, no matter Of how long stand
ing. Cures ordinary cases In six days,
the worst canes In fourteen days. One
application sfvss ease and rest. Re-
lisvss itching instantly. This Is a new
discovery and il the only pile remedy
sold sn Z positive guarantee, no cure
no pay. Price So. II your druggist
don't kaeD It n stack send N Soc in
postage stamps and We VIII forward
ame by nal Manufactures ~
HAltz8 HDDfcllU Ca. 81 Loul1, "a,
N~nnofnestIzeTe q LAxakfye Dro0kor
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bridge, went UP from this city.

'O
Capt. Moore, of the Arlington di-
vision Of the U. r. X of P. of this city,
won the sword offered by the U. r. X.
of p. fair and festival at Martins Fer
ry, for having the most votes which de-
cided him to be the most popular cap
tain. =
The Buckeye Fishing Club met at
their boat Sunday and elected the fol-
lowing officers: j. Morris Dubois, pres
ident; Chas. w. Biffus, secretary; VIM.
Mflligan, treasurer, and Albert Ma
hone, win Grell aand Herbert McClain
trustees.
Edward Moore, formerly of Gravel
Hill, who went to Youngstown to work
some time ago. was seriously injured
while at work there last week, and died
from the results of his injuries in the
Youngstown Hospital Sunday. His
many friends in this city will be shock
ed to hear this sad news.
Miss Hedwig Shone and Charles
Bradford were quietly married Sun
day evening by Rev. Weiss, of the Ger
mar church. Miss Shone is a popular
young lady of this place and Mr..
Bradford is a resident OF Wheeling.
They have the best wishes of their
many friends in this city.
Those who like to see a play that is
put on the sage by the best talent. and
staged by artists, can not we'll affaird
to miss Quo Vadis' tonight, as it is
the leading company, and has forty peo-
pie with them, all Of whom appeared
with the original production In New
York. Inc company is deserving of a
good house.
The popular Columbia Theatre Or
chestra will be rendered a select bene-
fit reception at Armory hall, Thursday
evening, April 18th, by their friends. 1t
will be a subscription affair, compris-
ing a musical and dance. Concert s to
3, and dancing from 9 to /. Quite a
lumber from bridgeport, Wheeling,
Martins Ferry and st. Clairsville will
attend, and it will certainly be the lead
ing social event OF the season.
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approve their bonds.

to approve their bonds.
Council consists of two bodies. When
the ordinances speak Of Council they
speak of two coordinate branches. The
act of 1853 is composed of a number Of
sections which cannot be harmonized
by such a violent construction of sec
ton 2 which the respondents bring
forward after nearly forty years Of
contrary practice. Not a single prece-
dent can be brought forward to sus-
tain their plea.
Gen. Caldwell read a section of the
act Of 1863. providing that concurrent
action Of both branches must be taken
upon all contracts, ordinances, and
even ORDERS" The only exceptions
which are made, the only exceptions
intended to be made, are in the provis-
ions that each branch shall be the
judge OF the qualifications OF its own
members, and each branch shall
have the right to adopt its own rules.
The act of 1863, even when not consid-
cred in the light of constant interpreta-
ton and practice. provides that every
power vested in the two branches, re-
Quires the concurrent action of both.
As to bonds.
The act OF 1863 provides that Council
shall take the bonds of officers. II
Council rules conflict with the statutes,
the rules must 90 down. The 41st rule
provides That bonds must be approved
by Council. II must be presumed that
Council understood the force of the
language of the statute. They under
stood that Council did not mean the
Second Branch OF Council. The Mayors
ruling in this matter was discovered for
the occasion.
Gen. Caldwell then took up what he
termed the "so-called election" He
said there was no fixed time in the
statute for holding it, no arbitrary time.
AT the first meeting after the charter
election, cor as Don thereafter as prac-
ticable," is the language of the stat
ute. The time is discretionary with the
members of the two coordinate
branches. The answer of the respond
ents does not say when the First
Branch had indicated that it was a
practicable time" to go into joint ses-
sion to conduct the election. The an
swer admits that three members were
forced to 60 into joint session. If the
police compelled three 1t is a fair pre-
sumption that that compulsion affected
the other thirteen. There was no such
meeting as the law contemplates, and
as decency requires. 1t was a state OF
affairs which the court could not shut
it's eyes to; an outrage in a free coun-
try; and repugnant to every feeling of
sustaining the law.
Replying to the argument OF counsel
for respondents that proper notice of a
desire to adjourn was not given by the
Second Branch, Gen. Caldwell said that
rule was in conflict with the rule in the
anne ordinance which provides that "a
motion to adjourn shall always be in
order" etc. He pointed out that Mr..
Scally, who was sent to notify the Sec
ond Branch that the First was ready
to adjourn might have neye returned.
The First Branch might have been held
in session throughout eternity. The
rule is unreasonable.
At the conclusion of the arguments
the court took the matter under advise
ment.
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Hou@oa for Rent.

House of seven rooms, modern. at Leath-
eerwood rent, SIS.
House at Echo Point, seven rooms with
gas and water; rent Sal.
House OF nine rooms: modern, at Elm
Grove; sSg.5 g.
New house of five rooms at Echo Point.
gas and water; rent. SIS.
Rouse OF six rooms, large porch. with
well water, at Park View: rent. SIS.
House of four rooms, with eleven acres
or ground, at Park View; SIS.
House OF six rooms, with hall, gas and
water, az Echo Point; rent, SEQ.
ern. No. ISL Main street.
House OF six rooms, with water in kitch-
en-. NO. 90 ;, broadway; rent, S14.
Three rooms, first floor, gas and water,
No. is National Road; $50.
Three rooms. first floor, No. 50 Zane
street. rent, $50.
Three rooms. No. $50 Alley b; $500.
MONEY To LOAN ON PROPERTY.
FIRE INSURANCE A SPECIALITY.
Il. "a. ROLF.
No. 50 Fourteenth Street.
onice phone, 500; residence. IS Elm Grove.
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TWO SAD DEATHS.

Special to the Register.
CADIz, O., April 15.-Two prominent cit
liens who have been Ill for several months
died here to-day. Mrs. Eliza J. Hanna,
wife of ex-Postmaster n. A. Hanna, and
George L. Haverfleld, a yell known soldier
Of the civil war, were the victims.
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PLUmREns.
ROBERT W. KYLE.

SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING
cole agent for the Original Robinson"
Vau0r Bath Cabinet. You can haTe Hot
sur5rgs and Turkish Baths at Home.
Thsgs baths are health Insurance.. II you
are aIling, they viii make you well. II
Won are well, they will ward OF disease.
No. 1855 Market st., Wheeling. Tel No. ..
men3e&dc
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NoTICEs.
NOTICE.

NoTIcE.
Notice is hereby given that at a stock
holders meeting of the West Virginia
Printing Company, a corporation created
under the laws of the State of West vir-
ginia, to be held at the Office OF the COM
pany. in the city OF Wheeling, w. Va. on
the 18th day Of April. 1901, at 1880 o'clock
undersigned stakeholder as follows:
Resolved. That the authorized capital
stock OF said company shall be reduced
from five hundred thousand dollars
($50o, 900. oo) to one hundred and thirty-six
thousand dollars Cl36, oeo. nno).
CHARLES II. TANEy,
Stakeholder of Said Corporation.
mh2se&dra
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Special to the Register.
MARTINSBuRG. W. Va, April ia
ten-year-old daughter of Mr.. William
Coleman, with several other little girls.
was assailed by a crowd of lettering boys
on the outskirts Of the town yesterday.
The Coleman child was struck In the eye
with a stone and her eye was knocked
entirely out.
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RESTAURANTS.

MERCHANTS DINNER.
Merchants dinner yerved daily Mt
the old reliable Meschants' Place,
next to the Bank Of Wheeling.
JACOB WILHELM.
mch21eh Proprietor.
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TO LET-OHice reems now occupied by
caldwell & Caldwell. attorneys-at-law, In
Mutual Sank building. 1871 Market street.
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FOR RENT-Large, comfortably furnish-
eu rooms: both gases; bath; all conven-
fences. IS Fifteenth street. apioe&da
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Real Estate Bargains.
I30S Market street.

rs feet front on motor line at Echo Point
at special bargain.
Seyen-room house on South Huron st.,
cheap.
~Seven-room brick on Fifteenth street.
near Eof.
six-room house on McColioch street. near
Tenth street.
Four-room house on Seventeenth street.
at $3.50.
sa25 buys six-room house on Pix street.
Echo Point building lots, size Dx1D feet.
en- monthly payments.
Money TO loan, $500 to $4,000.
oEIoTF l.. NAN1 II,
Tel. s56. No. AZ Fourteenth Street.
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TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause.
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An Excellent Combination.


The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIas, manufactured BY the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the LIQUID laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
themin the form most refreshing to the
tSste and acceptable to the System. It
Is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system efecfually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling n
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and it's acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
Or irritating them. make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIe SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remembert the full name of the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YoRK. N. T.
FOR sale by aii Druggists Price 800. per bottle
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1 o MONTHLY
70 DIVIDENDS
From Investments in
WEST VIRGINIA OIL.

We now have twelve producing wells,
and actually pay l per cent monthly divi-
dends on investments In our stock, be-
sides paying extra dividends every three
or four months from surplus und We
offer a safe, conservative investment, in
which there is no element of chance.
Stock now selling at 20 cents. il Is sure
to advance, as 4e Will drill more wells
Immediately within the limits Of proven
territory in Tyler ccur;y. where we now
have our producing wells. We also have
over 5000 acres Of good oil territory in
Lewis nj Braxton counties. Every dol
lar invested in our stock will net you over
10 per month, and will continue to pay
not less than 10 per month for years to
come. from our actual bona hde produc-
ton. Dividends payable each month.
Prospectus with views of property, giving
full information. can be had by calling
upon or addressing
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made the concluding argument
He said the defendants had no right
to possession OF the of1ces, no matter
how regular their election may have
been, for the reason that the Law has
not been complied with. relating to ap-
prevail OF bonds The old oMcers. UNI
der the Law. SO entitled to hold on
untl hefr successors havs been elected
and qualified. He painted ont that
the respondents had thelr rsrnedy "
lan1enns. ~ eonla 40 r1fgt Branch