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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

md
On Saturday afternoon Jim Meserva
drove along water street with a two
horse wagon filled with boxes, barre::s
and soffalG in q state f5full.up intox;ca.
ton Incl easing his speed as he ai,;
3I3proached sMarketstreet, The turnedSup
AIS steep ascent, and under the lash
9s q the whip despite its Icy condition,
ran his horses up at a:merciless
speed The next. heard from himilic
was up on State street where posi-.
blythe had been gathering garba.,esoh
1.-THE way but then sin going sat# fill
speed, when he turned Into Market
street by the route he hadS asceGdel.
q 1pon reaching Travis sto:c5 he seem.
ed have lost control, or else did rot
care for results either to himself pr
slllorses Here a wheel strucl: a tel..
phone pole, crushing it badly and
throwing him from his seat TO the
s5trozeil5 ground and leaving him ".
hind knocked unconscious. The
8shorses nov left TO do their own driv.
Ing came on down Market past Co,
9ss;;1ltyp ll checked up inclines and In.
ccreasins thcir5speel down grade TIL
they reached Merchant street. Here
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

FOR EsIG KS bllissfREI.
SHOW TONIC RoN NiaHa
ftsE eEn |ss

q Islsss stellas perform asI;A
comes IN 81 prrosS afternoon md
night Things haye Srolissl6 rapldjy
into shape the past few reaeasaals
and the Ells are rsats 10 slseSs iii
2! shoS5 rs their ives. hui ys,fy icB
good seats are left ind tfe indica
tons are that d wded house wiil1
greet the performance. 'Fhe hrst
part opens WITH mediey arraidseii
by Prof III IacA rthnr with H.
cidental solos sbS Mi Harry HafiIsy
and Or. Charley HAN; ti,e medley
i " followed iniseellanesus pr,
gramme consisting 81 ballad ~ PAD
Mccoy, John y. ROCK. III. ana ii. q !.
Dribblee a quartet q number BY i;e-
COY Rock. Hall soSds Dibblee. md end
songs bys @iitS Lillibridge. sala
Ridenour, Heck Martin Curt Robin
son and I'D Slack \; tSe Whole III stie
first part Is interspersed. Of couise
With gags and Schokes' liz thc aix
ends, Robinson, MoFfit, Earle laartla,
Slack and Boydston, and Mo two
premlers, Ltlllbrldge aud Ridenour.
The entire lineup for thsS iirst part
Isl as follows: Interlocnt1r Efnsst
Mccoy tenors, John III. Rock lr.,
Paul Nee 10y, Harry Hartley paui
Gailmard, ", Wade Boise basses; II.
g. Dibblee, ID d. stficbie pr Gips.
Hall Dayton |; Myers George Fuchs
ends, Charles j, Earle q: aiprlt.
Curtis Robertson. Waltar Boyd
stons Edward slacls Arthur afartin.
Epremiers, Dewitt LfllibfidBc, ssars
Rldenollr.8 4
The first II lumber of the oiio ii The
4. coonyllleS clllid Band under ilie
direction Of Sammy 1sidenonr, Lake
Robertson, drum iefs Eollowing
this: Itll comes the solitary soliloqty of
Lillibridge:
Il statuary exhibit IS The next ist;.
traction ystery envelopes II.
Then arpSso1o py Mss Rickman.
{: And last, the school seems, witi
Dibblee for school mataia, and thsl
rest 81 the cast as Arholars
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j III =:
Jesse 5. gTyIes Dead

Jesse Sherman Tyles, Of Tunnelton,
died at the Miners Hospital Saturday
evening at $3.50 o'clock from exhaus,
ton, superinduced by injuries $receiy;
cd in the mines over a month ago.
His injuries at that time consisted
Of a badly crushed hip, and because
of his youth he was unable to rally
from the pain and the shock. He
vas aged twenty years, and is sur
Yived by his father and mother, both
Of whom were at his bedside when
lie died. Undertaken Jones took
charge Of the remains and shipped
them to Tunneton on No. 4G yes.
tcrday. Burial services were held
.there8this afternoon and interment
made in the cemetery at that place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
MADE FRAT / i CALLS
Crowd Of Students Had Rare Sport
81 In Il q New Social Diversion Al

]; INC RGANToNvN. d, Feb n 3 ~
q crowd Sof dozen or more students,
consisting Of Representatives from
nearly all the fraternities$ lin the Uni,
yersity, started out about 2 O'Clock
Friday night to make frat calls.,'
This Is q new social diversion and tho
callers had fun In direct ratio To- tho
square3of Its novelty They8yisited
practically all Of tho chapter houses
and fraternity lodges In town. and
aroused Etheginmates withswhat5 means
was available. They then Informed
the drowsy Greeks Of the nature OF
the cal and proceeded to enjoy them.
selves. Recruits were picked up at
each house and when the round was
completed, tho party had nearly
doubled In numbers. II was haltpast
four Saturday morning when the last
ss"call was completed. 4,
81
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the horses differed in judgment, one
turning to go$to the right and the 9th.
or to the left, but nearly throwing
themselves on the sleek ceibystheir
contrary efforts. They soon com.
promised by splitting the difference
and keeping straight on Market as
previously headed. They$nowE struck
the steep incline byGwhich8 they had
trecently assembled under the lash OF
their now lost out driver. Taking in
the situation. the steep grade and
sleek, ilinty Ice, they checked their
speed and5tried TO hold back, but the
wagon rushed on them. while they
made the ice fly from their shoes In
their effort oftresistance. Many now
rushed out to witness the result as
on down they came, the wagon, crowd!
ing them still faster and faster. They
dashed into Water streetsand clear
across it, and fbutfifor the owners
rushing out and motioning. wildly
they; would have run clear! through the
door into Smouse sand Eckles store,
killing themselves and customers in:
side. besides wrecking wagon and
glass front to the store. But the pro.
prletors' appearing in the nick of
time, turned them aside as the wagon
swung round and they struck a tele.
lphone pole by the front axle, breaking
both singletrees in the middle when
they instantly stopped, as had the
! wagon which was pushing them, then
stepped into the street and stood MS
quietly as If they had been unhitched
naturally. After finding that they
were not hurt beyond being sprained
from their forced slipping and! sliding
in the down hill rush. the next thing
was to hunt ZIP the driver. AS before
stated. he was knocked off tncon.
sciolls at Columbia street and carried
| into Travis store. Since lie failed tic
recover for so long time. they had
procured a stretcher and were on The
way with him 10 tho Miners Hospital
We followed on TO learn the extent
OF his injuries, when we found tina,
he came to"on the way before reach
ing the hospital gate, and concluding
that he did not want to be amputated
] climbed off the, stretcher and by the
help Of his brother went on TO the
stable. The last seen Of the Wagon
was after nightfall. when twas be
" ing "sngged OFF" by A. j. Walters
one of Thomas teams and driver.
with three wheels UP and the broker
! wheel flat down on the ground beini
dragged off for{repairs, while thu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
Coming Events. !
EVandyke g. Eaton,

4 Monday, Feb. IN the Hands Of
the Car" Feb. Camille; X Feb. s;
Miss Hersey from Jersey; Feb.g9 .,
Dr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde; Feb. 40,
In tho East; Feba11 Jessie James. Il
EllsS's Benefit, Feb..14, Grand Opera
House. I! s,
Wednesday, February 18th. "The
Little Homestead Grand Opera
House. ;, rs 3;s l..53
Thursday February 1G-HU Under
Southern skles' Grand Opera House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
9Wlll I'd Is Wi.a|.a5illnrt.o1..5.

Mrs. J. Ensle and: Mrs George Nor.
row expect to leave ThurElay even
ing for Washington, TO be present
when The statue OF NIiss Francis T..
Willard Is accepted hy Congress and
placed III statuary Hall. The exer5
cises in the Senate van ':e held at 8
o'clock In the, afternoon Of February.
Il, and in the House at :ssl3cs. A
!iunlber OF excellent sddtosaas VIII be
made and the entire proceedings
promise 70 be most Interesting. As
Is known, each State rs entitled TO
TWO statues IN the Hall CT 2aa.c, and
Illinois second Offering, that Of Miss
Willard, Is the first time q S.c.1an's
memory has been 50 han3.ea3.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

The annual mee tIng Of tho stock
holders 81 the Fairfnotlt Brswins
company, u Fairmont. NJ. Va., for
the year lso5; VIII he held ut The Of
flce the company, yIrginia asenua
and Fifth street on Thursday, Feb:
|ruary3s 9th, 19o5, between tile hours
off, and 9 o'cloelt. p. Il, for tire p,is-
pose OF ceivlng the annual report,
telectlng directors Tor The enHninE
Year and transact ting any other bust.
ness that may properly come before
the meeting.
ilIsMo ORE, prcz
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
.ee.8Ypu.,;r sh,rxal

Mayor Kinsey requests thut prop:
erty owners generally Throughout the
city and on the main streets pnrticll.
larly, keep5taeir sidewalks free from
snow. II the snow is remo:ca .mme-
diately after falling, The walks will
not be sine icy condition that has
made foot tarYel SO pe-iious during
The greater part Of the pssrl month. IL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
5A$vaIcintine Party.

Miss Virginia Abbott will5enterlain
a numbered her young friends this
evening with a syaletlno party.at her
home on Monroe street. The affair
Is arranged complimentary 70 her
youthful aunt, Miss Gladys Jackson,
of Grafton. who has been her guest
Ifor:seyeral days. QuiteRa number$of
invitations have been issued and IA
delightful evening Is anticipated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
WAN; COLUMN
20 You Know What We Want?
Several Short 'Ads.''. at
4 b One Cent Per Word.

70 r RENT ten roomed house on
CASTOR avenue between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Inquire at the office Of
West Yirginian.
yyANTllD Trustworthy man or wo.
gman5to manage business in this coun.
Stys and adjoining territory for well es-
Established business house Of solid
financial standing;f $4,000 straight
cash salary with all necessary ex.
Spenses .apaid weekly by check from
S5headquarters. Money advanced for
expenses: Position permanent; pre-
5yiousS experience not essential. No
estment required. We furnish ey-
serything. Enclose self.addressed en-
3yeloDe. Address, Manager, $40 Como
Block, Chicago, Ill.
SINYANTED--Lady, experienced in or
ganizing, to act as deputy for the
National Protective League. Write
or cali on Wm. +. Stone, Watson
5$Eote
WI q RjSRENT-Al nice four room fiat,
Ss.See HI H I Lanham. X
y FOR RENT Basement room, front
$tng on Parks avenue, under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank. 8.
11sF DR.. RBNT-A few choice ollice
/ rooms In the new Peoples Bank build
Ing Apply at the Peoples Bank
20 RSRENT-AI number Of fine office
rooms for rent in the Geo.M Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire Of
Geo: M. Jacobs. County Clerks office
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
GAS FITTING ii

W. E. sLeve!le, 722 Locust avenue,
practical gas fitting at reasonable
prices. Work guaranteed. All calls
promptly answered and work careful
Iy done. Both phones. consoida-
ted, 72.6. Bell, 2ea-J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
driver, no doubt, after coming 10 his
sober senses, felt much IN the same
condition and in need Of a like oper-
ELk,s PARADE
Win Take Place at High Noon on
Tuesday. s..5s X.

y ~ a. 80.
The Elks' Minstrel parade: will as.
sembleS at the club house on upper
Main street at5-12 O'clock sharp Tues.
day. and headed BY the Greater Fair.
mont band start promptly on their
march. The City Drum Corps will rs.
sist the band, The line oft march is
us follows: jtf$ 81 35S
Main TO Fourth, counter 70 Barney,
down Barney to Jackson, ip8 JACKSON,
TO Madison, to Quincy, thence to
Main and tie Ellist Home. f
On account of8the school children,
the matinee will not r!nS up until
S:15.S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

Our imported Japan and hand paint
ed ware, German and llayiland china,
ware, are Xmas presents that are
stylish and sensible. At easy prices
att. u. Halls Hardware. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

How about having ia baby's picture
taken !? See Howard, the photogra.
pher, LOG Main street. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
Is ,RlFT:EDla 81 fNILEs.I
lLiahtshlp Was Carried Away From
" From Station Ry Floating Ice.


# sAYBRo Ok, COINS Isal,,
Cornheld Reef 1ightship, paptain
John Beebe, which was carried away
from her station by floating Ice d
week lago vas again caught in All ice
foe yesterda y. The prompt arrival d
the light house tug Cactus. saved
thesyessel from possible danger az
she had Sdrifted snearly stx nitIas cast
of ornaelds Reef when rescued by me
Cactus.
The lightships has d crew OF Twelve
& s3ttfl u ~ =
s55s5 NE For sals. I
ia The best locate ed cigar and station
cry store in the city. Stock abzuI
tiss2, 900 For further INF ton c2ili
on Charles 3. Lloyd PARKS Avenue.
City, n "a n, II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

~ have some }fine lots in Morrow
Place YET. II. b. Lanham. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

n *
Dsitshttal card Party.
Mrs aerinsn stor Jesse enter
itained y nnmhe US her ffiends sataf
day moon III card q inS honor 81
Sher Visitor sIspr lsef fIas 5we6ds
iofg Amhle ~. I'M
SIX tables ere coupled It'll Ssixi;
hand eIchres md the cont lest was an
interesting and senj oyhble one Mrs,
Nj -. Ashcraft won the first ptixe;s d
ipretts$Water color icture; Mrs sallie
;:Nuzpnl was awarded the lone hand
prize, writing pad. decorated In
water colors, Miss Colstons of Rom:
:SneyS Mrs. w y. cornwellrss sister, the
visitors prize. a guest book decorat.
ed in water &colors. and the Sconsola.
ton! went to MRS. Kemble White, She
receiving q water color sketch Of San,
ia Claus, The score cards were also
iornamented IN water colors, while
the color scheme In floral decoration
and carried out in the luncheon sery,
ed was green and white. the ices and
minis forming this attractive con,
trast Y q = IN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

Shame on You" Curt Robertson!
1slks Ministries. II B, II Sgs i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

I q BRENT Basement room, 'front.'
ling on Parks avenue, under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13

FOR. RENT--A few choice olhce
rooms in the new Peoples Bank build
ing Apply at the Peoples Bank.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18
YELLOW TICKET

our markea .
you'll saw he
Clothing less than s
cost OF mater
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18

J'nbleached Sheeting. . cts. per yd. less
STANDARD PRINT. 4 CTS. YO.
Every one OF our best Indigo Blue
Standard Print. all Turkey Red and
Fast Black: sold everywhere at &c;
Carnival price per yard. 4 cents.
APRON BINGHAM.
Best grade of Apron Checks. all coll
ors and size Of checks. worth from &c
to SC: Carnival price. 4 cents.
$1.15 for $3.50 SHOES.
60 pair OF Misses Shoes. in Kid
and Kangaroo Calf; all sizes.
! from 12 to 2. worth $3.50: yell
low Carnival price ............ $f.t5
e SHOES FOR SIPS.
About "a pair OF Ladies' Kanga-
: roo Calf Shoes. all sizes. 6 to s:
good value Mt $500. Sale price. SIPS
$50 SLIPPERS FOR % CTS.
20 pair Of Children's Slippers and
Oxfords: several kinds. but only
two or three OF each kind: sizes
az to IL; worth $3.50; Yellow
carnival price .s........... SOC
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18


water line and the Cudesac branch.
In buying your ticket for Lewiston
BOTH WAYS take receipt from the
ticket agent for amount paid. Present
the receipt at our store during our
Yellow Carnival Sale and we will re-
fund you amount paid upon the follow
ing conditions:
When your purchases amount to the
sum or over set opposite the points
below.
North Lapwai with $500 or over.
Potlatch junction with $1,000 or over.
From Basalt with $1,000 or over.
From Agatha with $3.50 or over.
From Lenore with $4,000 or over.
From Peck with $4,000 or over.
From Ahsahka with $4,000 or over.
From Orofno with $4,000 or over.
From Greer with $3.50 or over.
From Tramway with $4,000 or over
From kamiah with $500 or over.
From Kooskia with $4,000 or over
From sites with $500 or over
From Culdesac with $3.50 or over.
From Sweetwater with s12.50 or over
From Julaetta with $3.50 or over.
From Fort Lapwai with $1,000 or over
From Kendrick with $4,000 or over.
From Troy with $3.50 or over.
From Moscow with $3.50 or over
From Pullman with $4,000 or over.
From Cotton with s42.5o or over.
From Uniontown with s47.50 or over
From Genesee with $4,000 or over.
loNEsDALE eLEACAED.
Practically same as the above. onl
~ Of finer threads; by the yard
or piece .................. 'o/2c
WIDE SHEETlN0.
Bleached Sheeting-just what you
ought to buy now for future use. Here's
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18
Such Clothing SELLING
as we are Doing Now
Is a Wonder

Mems all wool suit, single or dou.
BILE breasted, fancy worsteds and
cassimeres. sold up to SO; Vel.
low Carnival price .6m
Hundreds Of suits worth SIS; hand
tailored; never mind cost; they'll
be closed OUT during the Yellow
CarhlVal at .................... H8S
The highest grade for the original
price ever shown in Lewiston:
$3.50, &17.50, $3.50 and $4,000
worsteds and other fine wearing
cloths: made in this seasons late
cut; no jobs to close here: Vel
low Carnival price, choice s9.es
Now for fine goods. The tailors
couldn't make you the pants for
what We'll ask you for the whole
suit Suits that formerly sold for
s21.50, s22.50.$24 and $25, up to
$3.50. Now is the time to pick
your choice, during the Yellow
Carnival ................... SASS
Every suit in the house-and we
have a good many-made from
imported cloths, worsteds and
serges, made, trimmed and
lined as no other makers do
We claim to have the best and
we have $4,000. $3.50, $500,
$3.50. even $4,000, were the
original prices. During this
Yellow Tag Carnival, We'll give
you your choice .......... 1898
Not bit of use for a Cravenette
now but the time is coming
Every coat in our stock now at
just NAN PrIce
We have about 60 light weight over
coats: sold up to $25; your choice
during the Yellow Carnival for $998
Our Boys Clothing stock is so large
the sizes. styles and ages so numerous,
and the kinds so many that we thought
the best way out Of 1t was to cut
uniform discount and give you the pick
of the house, long or short pants, rs
per cent off,. Thatll make
$1.OO SUITS ........... $I.oU
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-11

Men Working for This Company
verywhere-F,nough Deals Pend
ing to Sell All the Stock Twice
Over.
While we do not wish to hurry any
one, it is a fact nevertheless that we
can prove by the bank books of the
company and by the baskets of mali
that come in on every train. and by
men who come to CherryvaIe daily
and invest in stock, and by telegrar ms
that come every hour, that the time
for any man to secure this stock is
just as quick as he can hurry his draft
or check down to Cherryvale The
company IS IN Telegram hic co1nmunfca-
uon with over two hundred men and
reaches over one thousand weekly
with letter reports. These men know
the company and are working In the
last week remlttances nave come from
Canada, California, New York. Wyom-
ing, New Mexico, Florida Wisconsin.
and, IN fact over tWo-thirds OF the
states in the Union have citizens that
have invested heavily in the company,
THESE men are working with their
friends The company is well adver-
used, has the backing OF some of TIE
most influential papers Of the South
while those Of the Central West are
lined Up almost solid. The Uncle sam
refinery IS a very strong company and
viii grow much stonger. If you desire
to strike a blow for justice in the oil
fields, and at the same time make an
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-11
One 10000 Thousand Men Wanted
to Buy Stock on InstalIments.

The Uncle sam company wants to
give every man chance to share in
the profits o. this company and to as
slst those who would prefer to take
stock on installments the company will
sell limited amount OF the stock on
1nstallmeuts as follows:
One thousand C1,OOO) shares for. s. cash
and six monthly installments of Sc each
2.ooo shares for $40 cash and six
monthly installments of S12 each.
5000 shares for SIS cash and six
monthly instalhnents of SIS each.
1000 shares for $50 cash and sly
monthly installments OF S24 each.
5000 shares for S25 cash and six
monthly installments of so each.
10000 shares for $50 cash and six
monthly installments of $50 each
The company has carefully prepared
a contract which it will send to every
purchaser on installments promptly.
Win say further that the stock that win
be sold on installments is very limited
and the orders have been coming in
very fast One man yesterday came in
from the country and planked down
800 and took 70 600 Shares, and YOU
should send check or draft at once to
secure stock on these terms. See your
friends and send in for 10000 or ID. 600
shares right off and the chances are be
fore you have the stock all paid ont
that it viii have advanced three times
The present price.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-11
SHOP No. ON UNCLE SAM REFINHRY GROUNDS

SHOP No ON UNCLE SAM REFINERY GROUNDS.
$ of factor at the was
O S tn
j
rom st sl aboring
ebeuD
S
n are
GROWING work ahead
o in week
and
o.
lone
sLokder enthusiastic
In
Sl25A0o ia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-11
ONE OF THE ''BABY'' TANKS JUST COMPLETED.

of OF
receive this oil VIII be flowing into this tank
five Now while s S the a
oil
be
all
success al
spring the first
ystoczy
havear
esandth la
in
CONFLICT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-11

consider for Yourself What a Half
Million Dollars Now Invested in the
OIL Fields VIII Mean.
Any man who thinks the Uncle sam
Company is not on a practical basis
with certain success ahead should come
down to the oil fields and see the con-
dition of affairs. Valuable oil proper
ties can be secured at a very low price
on account of the boycott by the Stand
ard on Kansas oil. These men, how
ever. don't wish to sacrifice their pro
perties, but Just as fast as the Uncle
sam refinery can, they are taking the
good properties in by securing controil-
ing interest in the companies By doing
this it saves the present owners of the
properties and at the same time viii
make the Uncle Sam Company lots Of
money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-11

Over $4,000 in Cash and Property
Now Back of This Refinery and It
Is Growing Stronger Every Hour.
This refinery company is already
one of the strongest companies in the
Central West and is growing stronger
every hour. There never has been n
company that has gone forward with
such vim and determination. If you
know a winner when you read about
it, line up with this company at once
and join the band of men who are all
working in good faith to make this
company moneymaker for all.
When you pay $40 per one thousand
shares you pay no more than hun
dreds of other investors Better send
your check or draft at once for $500
and secure ten thousand shares before
the stock advances to 10 or Is cents
per share. Time is money on this deal
with you, and delays may cause you to
lose. This company will be strong
enough to protect its interests. Money
invested viii be safe.