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Lawrence 0itu, Ohio.
'IToR CEREDo ADVANCE:

EDITOR CEREDo ADVANCE:
Will you please accept few lines
from our little burg1
There are quite a number of
buildings going up in our little
town.
Our new school house is almost
completed; also the Christian church
1t is fine building of block cement.
We see Sam Moore is putting
up fine building and will be able
TO occupy it by the middle of next
month.
Thomas Smith has his fine res
ldence almost completed.
MIR. Willis, our Postmaster. has
moved into his new house.
Mrs. May Gillers, of Indepen-
dence, Kan, is pleasant visitor
here among friends and relatives.
Mrs. Janeva Smith passed
through our place yesterday going
back to her school on Haney Branch
She has been visiting her father,
William Smith.
Grant Gibson, wife and children
spent the day Sunday with his
father, Taylor Gibson.
Our neighbor, Mrs. Thomas, who
is in the Huntington hospital is
improving very fast.
Shade Smith, of Marion, OHIO,
has been spending a few days with
his niece Mrs. Emma Gibson.
Mrs. Eva Tharp and Mrs. Mariah
Elliott spent Thursday at the
-Rroctorville fair.
a. HAVE EATER.
Sept. II, 1906.
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NUMBER ~.
Five Springs, Gab6Il Co.. W. Va.

rive Springs, Cdb6Il Co., W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Priddy, of Cen
:ral City, spent Sunday with friends
at Blue Sulphur.
The young folks OF Milton, were
promenadiug in this vicinity Sun
day.
James Lewis, who has been laid
up with sore ankle, Is able to re-
sumo his duties again.
ii. &. Miles says his gray eagle
can make mile in :47t by the
watch.
We noticed in the last issue of
the ADVANCE where the Hunting
ton Herald has il that Miss Maud
Perry, of near Blue Sulphur, mar
ried an Italian. The Blue SULPHUR
g'rls want To marry, but / don't
think they want any toreigner-es-
peclally dago, Mr.. Herald.
There were several from this
place who attended the circus in
Huntington Wednesday.
The G. III. Carpenter office is deo-
Grated with new porch.
ID. Nj. Sullivan resigned his posi-
tion as walking boss for the G. III.
Carpenter Co., Wednesday.
Frank Symes was in Huntington
ON business Thursday.
AT late hour Thursday evening
there was no clue To the X. Il. Bak.
er murder at Barboursville. There
is $500 reward, with a possibility
of raising it.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Prlddy, of Big Creek, last Saturday,
son. Here is our ,z43", Clarence,
and much JOY.
Miss Sachie Miles likes to be
called auntie.
Today, Saturday, is pay day at q.
III. Carpenters camp.
Several of the colored boys at p,
Z. Turner's camp got too much fire
water last Sunday evening and had
good (?) time.
Their; is great need of laborers at
this place. Mr.. Carpenter could
use one hundred, but cannot get
them.
Who said that the Blue Sulphur
Hotel lawn WAS turned into a stock
yard2 No, just went into the calf
raising business.
The j. q. Carpenter Co. received
their new model so steam shovel
Friday.
Sept. 81, 1906. BLUE ROSE,
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Congressman j. a. Hughes has
for distribution a limited number of
the last edition of the ''Year Book"
Q9O5) published by the Agricul.
tural Department. THIS is very
useful publication, neatly bound
and postal card addressed to him
at Huntington will secure one for
you as long az the quota lasts.
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says Sam Kendall, of PhillipsburQ. Kan.
Just cover it over with Bucklenfs Arnis
ca Salve and the salve will do the rest. ),
Quickest cure for burns, boils. scalds.
sores wounds, piles, eczema, salt rheum'
chapped hands, sore feet and sore ewes.
Only 25c at the BlOss Drug Co. and r,
Ney Williams. Guaranteed,
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FOR SALE.-I have for sale five (5)
shares of stock in the Wayne County
Bank. The owner of this stock is anx
lous to sell. as he desires the money to
use IN other business. Cali on or ad.
dress, L. L. McDougal, Ceredo. w. Va
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For Sale AT a Bdrudln.

l am authorized to sell, at what
l consider a bargain, good resi-
dence property in Kenova. r..
L. MCDoUGAL, Ceredo, w. Va.
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While the committees were pre-.
pairing their reports Congressman
James A. Hughes was called for and
responded by making an address
which was well received by the con.
vention. Capt. VIM. Shannon al
so made a short speech that pleased
his hearers very much.
The Committee on Rules and Or
der of Business reported, as fol.
lows:
We, your Committee on Rules
and Order Of Business, report as
follows:
Nominations of two candidates
for Members of the House Of Dele.
gates; one candidate for Commits
sioner Of County Court one candi.
date for County Superintendent of
Free Schools; report of Committee
on Resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
II. b. WoRKMAN,
Chairman.
WALTER Ross,
Secretary.
On motion the report was adopt
ed.
The Committee on Resolutions
brought in the following report,
which was unanimously adopted:
We, the Republicans of WAYNE
, county in convention assembled, do
hereby renew our allegiance to the
Republican party, and in view Of
the fact that we are again at the
threshold Of an important election,
we desire to offer the record Of that
party to the people of Wayne coun-
ty and ask that it be compared with
that of our chief opponent, the
Democratic party, and o. that IS
sue we stand ready for battle.
We challenge any party in this
country from its formation down to
the present time TO furnish the same
brilliant record of chievements OF
that has produced the splendid bus
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Large, Enthusiastic and Har-
mOniOuS Gathering.
Candidates for House of Delegates Instruct.
eel to Vote for Two.Cen Passenger Rate.
New Tax Laws Endorsed.

ines and industrial conditions "a
have been brought about by the
policies of the Republican party
since 1895, and we promise contin.
uation OF these conditions if allowed
to retain the reins ot government.
We particularly endorse and ap-
prove of the action Of our national
administration in the last session of
Congress, and offer the work of that
Congress as the most beneiicent and
tar-reaching in behalf of the whole
people ever accomplished by a single
session of Congress during the his
tory OF tins government, and hope
that the people will not forget the
efforts of Theodore Roosevelt in
their behalf during that struggle.
We especially congratulate the
people OF this State on their wonder
full prosperity and at the same time
the enactment of the laws known as
the "Dawson Tax Laws" which
have relieved the people of almost
half their burdens of taxation and
placed the same upon the great pub
llc corporations where it Justly be-
longs and we most earnestly en-
dorse the course of Governor WIN.
Nj. o. Dawson and the Board of
Public Works for their splendid ef-
forts in behalf of the people regard
ing the enforcement of said laws.
and we pledge to them the unquali.
lied support of the Republican par
ty of this county.
We further endorse the course
and public career of the Hon. Jas.
A. Hughes, and especially in his
loyal and unqualified support of
President Roosevelt in the recent
session of Congress, and we prom.
lse him as a reward therefor the
largest vote ever given Republican
candidate for Congress in this coun
ty.
We favor the enactment of such
laws az may BE- necessary to secure a
passenger fare OF Q cents per mile on
trunk line railroads in this State.
and TO that end we request that the
candidates of the Republican party
for House of Delegates, if elected.
lend their aid to accomplish such
legislation.
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On motion the report was adopt
ed.
The roll of districts was then
called for nominations for Members
OF the House of Delegates, and IL
b. Workman, OF Union District.
named w. b Garrett. On motion
MIR. Garrett was nominated by ac-
clamation. James Akers, Of Butler
District, nominated Eli Trent. lie
was also nominated by acclamation
as the other candidate for House of
Delegates.
For County Commissioner p. Fl.
Napier named l.. g. Queen, of
Grant District. On motion Mr..
Queen was declared the nominee by
acclamation.
J. II. Marcum placed in nomina-
ton Edmond Napier, of Lincoln
District, for County Superintendent
of Free Schools. There being no
other nominations for this Office Mr..
Napier was declared the nominee by
acclamation.
The several districts named the
following persons for members of
the Republican County Executive
Committee:
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Judge DdutOn on Anarchists.

Charge to the Federal jury:
"Beware of the anarchist, who be.
lleves in no law, and beware of
those who want law only for them
selves, for they are but one step re-
moved from the anarchist"
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Because her stomach was 80 weakened
byluseless drugging that she could not
eat, Mrs. Mary II. Walters, Of st. Clair
St, Columbus, o., was literally starving
TO death. She writes my stomach was
so weak from useless drugs that could
not eat, and my nerves 80 wrecked that
could not sleep; and not before was
Gwen up TO die was / induced to try
Electric Bitters with the wonderful re.
suit that Improvement began at once,
and complete cure followed" Best
health tonic ON earth. soc. Guaranteed
by the Bloss Drug Go. and X. Ney Will
liams.
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strong Ticket Named, as Follows:
For House of Delegates,
w. B. Garrett,
Eli Trent.
For Commissioners County Court.
l.. &. Queen.
For County Supt. of Free Schools,
Edmond Napier.

Pursuant to call the Republican
delegates selected by the various dis.
trIcts met at Wayne Saturday, Sep
tember %, 1906, at IL o'clock. n.
IN.
The convention was called to or
der by A. q. Holt, chairman of the
Republican County Executive Com
mittee, who named j. Ill. Meek as
temporary chairman and II. Il. Nc
Dougal as temporary secretary. On
taking the chair Mr.. Meek made a
splendid speech
On motion the temporary organi-
zatlon was made permanent.
On motion the Committee on
Credentials (there being no contests) }
was dispensed with and the chair
appointed Committees on Rules
and Order of Business and Resolu-
tions, one member from each dis
trict on each, as follows:
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The n. d w. local freight train
wrecked at Kirk the 10Th inst. J.
w. Baden, Of Roanoke, in charge
OF the supply car, was killed and
several cars were torn up. The ca
tastrophe was caused by a split
switch. The remains of Baden
we're taken to Catlettsburg, pre-.
pared for burial and then sent to
Roanoke and Inferred.
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TIMBER FOR SALE Timber on n tract
OF 100 acres Of land five miles from Pike
vile, Ky, The land is also underIoid
with fine coal, which will be sold. For
particulars call on the proprietor of this
paper.
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Stonwdll District Republican
Convention.

The Republicans of Stonewall
District met at East Lynn on the
18th day of Sept, 1906. Moses
Napier, member of County Com
mittee, called the convention To
order. Walter Ross was elected
permanent chairman and J. A. Doss
permanent secretary.
Henry b. Smith was nominated
for Justice of the Peace; George L.
Justice was nominated for President
of the Board of Education and
Thomas Griffith was nominated for
Member of the Board of Education.
On motion Kelly Perry, Sam.
Ross and 5. Maynard were elected
to select delegates TO the county
convention. The committee report
ed the folling list of delegates and
anA alt
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On motion convention adjourned.
WALTER Ross, Chairman.
). A. Doss, Secretary.
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On mstion convention adjourned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20

FOR SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
-oo ninth street, near Monroe. rooms,
rAJ OCO rent $500
(IAncoln street. near Twelfth.
81, zoo rooms, bath, back porch, lot lsxloo.
- rent $500.
sixth street near Madison. rooms,
II 100 bath, outkitchen, cemented cellar,
r'f severed, rent $500.
fseventh street, near Jefferson,
81, 800 rooms gas, water in kitchen, rent
So, 200 4Ss%'' BATH sss'si 's~sF'd' ' rent
frame dwelling and lot 7oxso. on
e. 400 Darby trolley line, adjoining Marsh
P'T road, rooms, heater, porch.
o. Fourth street, near Monroe, rooms
81 oOO bath, back porch, rent, Sl60O.
s., Ss5R " mont ana ia back porch, iS' IL
New brick dwelling, Washington
80 street, near Twenty-hfth, rooms
S3s s@OO bath, porch, all conveniences. lot
l25xli0
trenton Place, two story brick
@2.2SO dwelling, rooms bath, porch, rent
TO' ls20.0o.
Poplar street, near Eighth, IL rooms,
$500 ss'S; 1:is SiTSS :;5 closet severed iSi 81
lThirtieth street. near Tatnall, three
e. 500 story brick, rooms, bath, porch,
w heater.
fThree story brick dwelling, Poplar
e. oEO street. near Seventh, 10 rooms bath
pt' y porch. al convenience.
liking street. near Eighth. three story
G6 goo J brick dwelling, II rooms, bath,
P0i heater. severed, lot 20xil5.
Many of the above properties Will prove profit
able Investments; others are attractive as homes
Fxnmiue and submit MS your best Offer.
Ne have many Others not in this list
Full information or lisi Of other properties Will
be cheerfully furnished on request
HAWKINS & CO.,
i'0l72' 72I Market Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20
STORAGE.
STORAGE.

We have secured the White
Carriage Warehouse, No. 206-2l4
w. Second street, and will store all
kinds of furniture, etc. This is with
out a doubt the largest and best
equipped building for this business
in the city, having large electric
elevator, private lockers and high
ceilings.
INDUSTRIAL STORAGE CO.,
Benjamin I. Cause, President
p.& A. Phens 2ck. DelnAyYiA Phons 22oa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20
ansuraufe
National Life S
Attitude
defined IN the Presidents
letter 10 the policyholdorAl

The Work "The Company
has pursued itsl
in 1905 policy g, Of .i simpli-
ments, Of adhering to the insurance
Of good lives only. Of taking on MOI
excessive individual risks. and of
limiting it's business to a moderate
and rational amount The returns
will indicate it's usual low mortality
and high interest results and a strong
qualification in every item Of its as
sets, presenting as a whole the most
satisfactory condition in every de-
partment Of the business. The year
has been one Of unusually salts.
factory results, as careful examina-
tion Of our statement win disclose.
The surplus scale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
will be maintained for 1906"
BURNETT & SALISBURY,
General MsnaEen
B0t EQUITABLE nUILpMa
Wilmington. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20
for Bent.

TYOR RENT-nOusE AND BARN, oNE ACRK
IN and half Of good ground. fruit OF on kindsi
suitable for country Residence. Situated in
hmahnlton. olo JEFFERSON sis city, i2o23t
J. or uuiurnishcd 1915 rlNh srhhtr ienmat3
T7OR RENT = srORE AND pWFLiING. N2
IN king street, iu the hcnrt oi the millinery /
and dry goods center Low rent Apply
iebalN soi MARKtT srRKEr.
NOR RhNT-HOUsE, 10 ROOM. ALL CONvEN-
II fences, possession at once. VII sell furniture.
nnd carpets nearly new. nt facrluce
ien2osil Apply 600 w. Hith street.
NOR RENr-HOUsR FURNISHED OR uE- |
IT furnished, rooms bath and porch 'front.' West |
SIDE, central. owner aud SON would Ike 20 |
iob2oll livery Evening once
I1OB RENr-NO. sos VAN BUREN srREET |
IN 1908 West sixth street. Apply
Apply REAL EhiAIk DkfAbiMhNL
ebioH ai5 Market street
T7OR MISREPRESENTATION AND BLACK
IT smith shop aha dwelling Good location.
Apply j. FRANK ALlAsON,
iehl5im' Mt Pleasant Del
NOR RENT-sMALL ROuM ON GROUND
II 1oor. suitable for an office.
G. !. o. kkhlf, West seventh street
ianittt-u b. d A. Phone 1881 10
T7OR RHNr-FOuRrHhN ROOM DWELLING
N l3 hudroomsl. suit hOardcr or furnished
rooms. oeuiral and desirable Possession March
2blh. Address livery Evening Onlcc.
v7OR BENr-No looi WAWAsET AVENUE.
modern , ,os room hou,e aai9 ,en anu P9l'99' s
iebs-tts-ti Deln. Phone iioa 1000 wowlsei ave.
| VKrANrED- BOARDERs delightful suburban
/ w home Tor aged or iuYnids Address
febi7-usim3 -. kvery Evening once.
| NOR RENT-lwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
] n ON second door, and one thirdstory front
/ icl0-im 1905 WRIST STREET
TNoR RENT-GOuD. PRODUCTIVE FARM OF
/ II 03 acres in high state OF cultivation build
| lnrs in hrsiClass order, Apply l0
GOLilNG SONS CO..
iobi7-u HgeEessln, Del.
IGOR RHNT-BnAUTiFULIYN FURNISHED
i Hecond-story 'front.' room' COZ W. FIFTH. ie-iml
I7OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
io6is-imi No. oo5 WEST FIFTH srREEr.
T1oR RHNr-DAIRY FARM OF HFrY-FIvE
| II acres, within Two miles OF Wilmington, with
large and weliequlrpeq poultry plant
Apply 40 farm 20 II. G. MAhAtth
febi-u near sheiipoi Park.
T7oR KENr-sIORE AND DWELLING Win
| II stable and two acres OF ground. Apply
FREDERICK NALlHEh Bear Station.
ieh5iml
NOR RENr-ROOMs
L iansclm FEILs Fourth and aiipisy
T1OR RENT LARGE MANSION, STABLE AMI
II lawn, within one nnd Cne-hali miles of tht
CITY. good driving roads; possession at once
81 ! Apply Real Estate Department, The Equitable
o. Guarantee and Trust company, ninth and
. / Market Streets ianl0-u
NOR RENT-BUILDING i0I suIpLEl 81.
9 II suitable for Store or light manuiacturing
@ janGu Apply FRANK g. nuhk
3 NOR RFNI-sTORH No. rs tAsr THIRD 81
- Apply JANlrOk, odd Fellows Hail.
L | novGsu 1nird and King.
T1OR REM TWO FLOORS FOR Light
manufacturing loNio iect plenty OF hghi
r WILMINGTON PROVISION CO.
d rrugI-u Third and Omnge streets
4 nor RENr-hOOMs OK UFflCEs
! III ivfQ-u 500 MAhkEl STREET
! RENTS COLLECTED
AND PROMPTLY RENTED.
: Settlements made monthly.
2 CARROLL w. GRIFFITH,
q 6 w. Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20
HAWKINS & CO.'S
FOR RENT LIST.

HAWKINS & CO.,
MANAGERS OF REAL ESTATE,
7I2 Market Street.
f.bi.tts-ti Phones, 712.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20

FOR RENT
7os Delaware ave. u rooms and hath......... 5000
Coz W. Fifth st., l3 rooms ana nath..... .,... 1000
Store, .ui j. Third Gluu
Stable. $40 s. franklin 300
shop. Nineteenth aud Iainal sts........--| 1000
stable sO7 WullasiOu st-........... .....s. 2ouu
Offices and rooms, 9l9 Market st..........., 1900
HENRY HOOpE6
DelmnrVia Phone 1923. $40 Market street
febil-tts-lm
FOR RENT.
DWELLlNGa
1905 West Ninth St. 10 rooms and bath.......si5oJ oJ
1902 Tatnnn S., rooms and bath-............ 2oO0
1918 shalcross ave, rooms and hnth........' 2oQl
2ll East Fifteenth st., 6rooms and naih...... l0Vl
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
g W Co Ninth ana Spruce So. ,............2 20 90
NJ w Cor Front and Van burcn sis............ % 10
900 South Claymont louV
STORES.
kil king stiissssss f''fs'ssssissif "fpN
GIBBONS q MOORE,
febIO-f Fifth ana shipley sts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20
Minnra 6. aauIs.
FINE CUT GLASS

PINE CUT GLASS
The new designs this year are more
beautiful and artistic than ever, and
what is also very important, the cost
is less than ever. We have 3 nice
assortment Of moderately priced
pieces, very suitable for wedding
gifts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20
FOR RENT.

GEORGE c. MARIS & SON.
ssbi7-u Eighlh and shipley sa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05
CONVENTION
SIDE TALK.

There are two Delegates n The cone
venuon who wore born in foreign
countacs Pete Hanmty Is native
~ sCpuHnd and j j carl was born
England
Henry Asp was accused of taking
some of hia measures from the Sc-
Quoyah constitution without sivins
wopor credit
Dolog a. Iasbcl mndc hit ycster-
doy whom De Introduced his hunch OF
propositions. Am 1f thcm were very
brief and straight 90 the point
Chas p. Moore of Enid win he one
20 tho most ipfluoutlat members of ihe
convention He haa made good mp 10
date and WIN continue 90 DO 50
throughout the session.
$. g. Timmcns, editor of the lnger-
son Review and W. a nlcel Pres OF
thc Commcrcrl club were here this
morning looking at The convention.
roth of These genuemen warmly OPP
r1sc division of iho "snnirc of
Woods spcakins % the matter Mr..
Timm0ns said. Fl believe thct $40 por-
cent 10 Tho county aro against county
diyision Am Tour M uur delegates
wore elected on platforms advocating
leaving d tu vote Of the people ~
the connty and MAT would Gnean no
division
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NN-~-ra-~-~~~~~~~~~-f'-7 ~s--~s~S
IND. CRuMBO, Ex-Mayor Of New
Il Albany, Ind, writes from 5l1 E.
Oak street:
MY endorsement of Perdna is
based on its merits.
IF man is sick he looks anxiously
for something which will cure him,
and Peruna will do the work.
Il know that it will cure catarrh of
the head or stomach, indigestion,
headache ard any weary or sick feel
ing.
ut is bound to help anyone, if used
according to directions.
~ also know dczens Of mon who
speak in the highest teyms OF Peruna
and have yet to hear Of anyone being
disappointed in it,"
Mr.. Crumbo, in later letter, dated
Aug 25, 1901, says;
"My health Is good, at present, but II
] should have 60 tako any more medi-
cine / Will fall back on Peruna-"
almost the only method Of self de-
ensc
Il Will be recalled that the late act
Of, the Kansas legislature establish
ing state OH refinery failed hecaqso
of conflict with the provision in the
tate constitution against engaging
IN commercial or manufacturing en-
lorprlsee
Our own constitution makers Will
lorbtloss give tn ughtml considera-
lion to provisions on these subjects.
-------------------
Mo Opium in chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
There Is not tho least danger in
giving Chamberlains Coesh Remedy
TO small children as SC contains no
o9iam or Other haemfal drug It has
an tablished reputation d moro
han thirty years as the Iost success
fui medicine in use for colds croip
aud whoopIng cough. 1t always cures
ana is pleasant 20 take Children
Ike IT, sold by T. p. Lille d Co.
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TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

Tho Alne OIL Gas and coal Conn
puny of Aims with 100000 capital
stock. The directors Dre E. r., Clafk,
r. Hoilingsworth ana J. T. Rush, all
~ A!ine
The North District Union Cooper
alive Association of Kmgnsher with
Sl0,ol0 capital stock The directors
are z ReyEelds ii. v. Sturgeon w A..
Goodspccd of fenncssey; } w. Brad
bury az Dover, ". u. Fiakes. Of Lo-
vclt o. w. Hlowell of Dover; G.. y.
Fishor of Hennessey, ANA w. g. Ball
Jr Couabia