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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-28

Marion. Kan.-A young Marion man
announces the invention Of a process
for solving the fuel problem By
means Of "A special motor and gener.
ator he claims his ability to produce
pure hydrogen gas from a decOmposi.
ton % water at the low cost or two
cents per 200 feet
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-28

"HERE' S a lot of money
here and in this vicinity.
Possessors of thatmoney
read this paper; they swear by
1t. They want to be shown.
IL your goods are right, they
want to buy. This paper
talks to that money at regular
intervals. It's money that
talks back and talks back
strong. Get your share-do
your talking through our ad-
vertising columns.
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Wayne Courts.

Terms Of CircuIt Court: Second Moaday -
February, Nay, August and November.
Terms of County Court: First Monday in Jan.
nary, APRIL aud July, and Third Monday in No.
vember.
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Chicago.-By the use Of improved
ovens which collected the byproducts
the coke industry Of the United States
saved $1G,O7O,OOO last year,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-28

Her beautiful head dropped onto bis
shoulder and part Of the Flossy Floyd
makeup came on on his sleeve. Lon
don TUBits
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-28

lob printing of all kinds neatly
q and promptly executed on rea-
sonable terms.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One cepy, one year, 500
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One copy, three months. 30
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-28

Washington,-Mrs Adolph Miller is
the wife of Doctor Miller one of the
members OF the new federal reserve
board Mrs Miller has already spent
one winter In Washington for her hus.
band before his selection as a mem.
Der OF the new board was assistant
secretary OF the interior department.
The Millers are natives of California
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-28
The Ceredo Advance

A Republican Newspaper that
has a large circulation i'm the Big
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys.
An excellent advertising medi-
INN
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-28

Published Every Wednesday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
NEW yoak STOCK EXCHANGE

The market riused steady. Hose Of
the i-sdiss .sueks irssess~d noss
ihsa . small fssriloasi range dur.
isg the hsif day s~sslon. Week cad
ros~riax ot abosss eaased the mar.
ksi 10 hsraca after the saaaii early
recession. i4os~-s were made mp sad
itnsi changes were Insignificant.
Speculative srniimrni was not
strongly defined. although tho drifl
toward tho ioaa side Was ssIl1 per.
rrptihir. Reports from tho mercsn.
tile agencies spoke of = better de-
maad In various lines. with . rop-
tinuanrr of favorable weather rondt-
tions for rropa. After holdinB for
several days al abnormaiiy high
rates. sterling exchange weakened
on the announcement that - 1000. 600
more gold had bc-n engaged for rx-
port.
Bonds were steady.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
TOBACCO POUCHES
FREE THIS WEEK
Srl/said pssseals 0isea With
fsxeje 1ohseeo.

Ever smoker in i"~h Sho b"ss
Toe lin hun,isios al Tuxedo ioi,s.s".
ausinx the n-s, fe~ dsSs. ~iii receive
a .@suin- leather soLssso i~'sirh
FREE. inrsi dealers arr is-ins sup
Piled ~iih ihss~ I~,ush-~ by The snsn-
ufAssus-s. at Tus-.sa uho wish la
s.quainl lsns- mrs ~ish this ioi.srso
which they claim is -ss-rsi"hsiif
mild.
This t-su.h = made at fi-sihi- tan
leather asa has . asss sisinr 4"
.i.s. IL With. sas . rnap which KEGS.
IL .ims-.i iiRhiiy ssa ps~s"a's The IL
Ls.-o fron, spiiiine.
inrai dealers say that snsok-ss af
Tuxedo arr loud In sh-ir psais~ "i
this iai.s.ra sna s,~ak oft~s af lis
p,esras, nasos and s-susrkahi- miiir
nsss, The s~~r-t ''russ-io i'rss -s.
which ii,- manufacturers us~ In
ir~siine the selected Harley i-s,--
as-ss il Tus-.io. r-n,.s-s ever, trace
cf sii-. AMI d-,-iai-s the fine ilat"s
AMI fragrance.
smol-r. in town sho'iii 'ah" ai'
taasse- af this fr-. offer i,-fns- The
supply of ios'ssso i"'s-h.-' is ~s'
hsn.i.i.-TrMidai CIGAR s'"'-. ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

s4sl.shisS - - - 80 ak-ta ss-'
.A.Ai.ss fri-s.L.- tk~s.s il an,ia- y~'~s.sss
lo i..iA~s- u liss sAshs kAe~t ~ sisi.r'-
iis t-iss~.s~ hs Z. fasassh i1isnas "a lh-'
ssss.tr.. 4. iaks AssJ the ssrsi. sa ts-.s
sos,is AMI iAeaiss~s.is. ss s-iitts siso tss-
saAs ~ n-r-s A,si t~ss.tssAs ~ ais T..
IsOtUA. DS AkksAsass A.As.s~ss. h.assi.is4<s
ShrAh-.s. Isii.hsssss u tf-- Hats sd o..
60 q 1. spsSs~,t sss~s,.AfT.
Atif-S-sSh. Ia aas~ i-siGs1 al ikis-es. =
H..as.a s...L u>s ''Nxk~s's SSLs..i' i..st
r.s~ts. y~s .arstis- hss u L-es S-..-4s
that this stts-iht s-s-~.is Is a., sai- ia
sA,--.a ..NAs siSsss tas.~ast>-,.sl tr.- thii-i
HaAt-ss u has f--ess ss~s<ass.i ~ t,H.inskl
hss~s.iss ca. - i.s.sr fsLis-. !sik.ata.
sks sAl s.s~stis~S ~ isr .ss-s is-A,s
s~ass Asa ~ s'-- Asus .Aas- S.~ L~Ass.
" -A.ls~sfs tsIssA- u ~ o>sth SIX.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
REPUBLICAN IS
SECOND PARTY
N COLORADO

Drawer. Colo. June i5,-Thai the
ii-,nsiiraa PARTY had ~"" i's Hsh'
with the Pru.s-ssi'~s q. 90 I~sos
nis~i ne the .s-ani party In III. state
va. indicated from an su'h"raiiN.
source at neon ioday. u was said
iha, during the afternoon u~puiy ~.
i.rn-y GENERAL y. y. I,cu-k would
issg- a formal opinion governing ar'
r.Intn~nt of election judge. in cit.
lea "' ..""n or mor- population. xiv
ing the Republicans representation
On election boards ~ the s"cnnd par.
~.
= ~. Ammons. Democrat. Wa.
elected governor Ct the 1871: clcs.
ton. receiving approximately H..
nHn yoi~-. Tho ballot for the next
highest candidates approximately
were:
e. e. Parks. Republican. .l.""".
and y. T.. CostiEan. Progressive. &C.
o"". The Progrr.sis-s claimed tn"
right to be recognized as til. second
party. The Republicans. presenting
their case. conicnd"d that Cos,ixan
was y candidate on the Progressive.
the Bull Moose" and tn" "Roosc-
welt Progressive tickets: that his
vote should he divided among thcs"
three parties and that u this done
the Republican party vote of $4,000
would he the second highest cast.
Roth parties presented their claims
to Deputy Bouck several days ago.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
CHICAGO eoARp OF TRADE

Chicago. jase ia.-rear os ~ ua.
favorable crop development north.
west on account Of too much rails
gave the wheat market today . fira-
cr tone. The oprnins. which rasEr:s
from I off to ! up. vas followed By
moderate seaeral advance.
cio-ias prices were firm Al l to J
10 Sc net advaarc.
tIuyrrx Of corn foWad offerings
light snd were forced to bid up prize
90. After oprning . shade to ! 10 sc
higher. the market continued 10
climb.
The market clnsed steady u Off 10
! to &c NJ compared with last night.
Oats hardened with corn.
Close: Wheat, July sac: Scpicm-
bcr S3i.
Corn. July ~: September GS.
Oats. July 3ss: September 3'1.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
NTH CHICAGO Rank
CLO0gD ~ ExAlnNER

Chiraso. June IA finh baaL
was closed today by the state bank
examiner In connection with the din.
closure Of condiiions In the la Sa,ir
Sareet Trust snd savinRx bank. This
hask. the State Ilaak n Calumet. ac-
cofdins to the bsak examiner. CON-
plctrS the chain ~ what were known
~ tho string of l.orimcr- Mun'iay
hanks In Chicago.
Two hank examiners from the
state auditors office In Springfield
arrived today to assist In the cSamin-
alton of the five banks now In the
state banking departments hands.
Miiltam Loeimef. president Of tho
Las sale street bank war said To u"
near . physical COLLAPSE from the
strain Of the developments Of the last
.twcnty-tour hours.
The hank examiners worked stcad-
ily on the hooks os the Ia Sale street
bank. the broadway State hank. tho
Illinois State hank. the Ashland
Twelfth State hank. and the stat"
hank Of Calumet.
Approximately ea.OO0.o of de-
posiis arc tied up In ihcs tate CON
trolied institutions.
Scores Of children today hcsi" god
the State Bank OF Calumet with
handbooks In hand. seeking money
which they had deposited for a
Christmas fund. They crowded
about the doors. but could not get
their money.
An echo OF the closing OF the La
Salic Street Trust and SAVINGS Bank
was heard in the Federal court today
when receiver was appointed for
the Southwest Savings Pank. owned
by Louis \. Krcjci. The private bank
or had $1,000 deposited In the La
saIie street vank and when he heard
the bank was closed he suspended
business. Krejci. however. declared
he had sufficient means to meet the
demands OF his depositors.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
m nsrRcr COURT.

R~v~Suo civil sssr~ o. the dssrk-s
"f ihs May Term ~ the dtssst~i roass
ere sGw s-iss heard by j.dx- NJ.
llvsdsS~. TodsY the .as~ af ,'sinisu
lias~la W. II. y rsoss saa ". L..
willis. tsvssas-g VI Las Asia.sa soan.
~. was 6stas heard. The pisia,its
s~~ks 10 80 asi.i- . isS a~~d ou s.c
sssvsros lasd on t'sijsi- .r-~k Jsss~
Il. Nosshessi is s-psvs~siiss Tsoss.
sad Mstiiasi,ss 4 ;o~ the pisisiiff.
1hls Usoshias. The .ss-- IN shtrh
juseehlae y. t;onsai~s ~as .uisk Las
1oasalea Tor disosr~ ~s. iisssts.~Si
hressas the pisinsift failed 4. ni- ,a-
r-sass u snnmaas ~iihis the Tins
siI.~ - ~ lac.
Yesterday at,-snooa is~S~s r Ar
aitn sss gis~n = disusr- fsuss Aads-.
Asmito ~ the grounds ot Mo. sn:''
inss. The dsf~sdshi failed tn s.r~Ir
In his ssWs~.
The rss~ af the easa iax al ihr
seh""i soss'i In the north part III the
soaaty wss aiso heard yrss~sLay al,
isssoes. Alter The ~l~rsion the old
issussi,~Wta In otfi1r s~fus~d so sa.
cate their srs's. rhsssastsG fraud In
the ssectloa. The srwi, -rl~rs~si of.
fle-SS so09ht so .,sst the psrsrai
.eho4I hard sad I,~siiioa-,s the court.
The t.tisiasess In s-sina.i-nr-. ih-
ncHIy elected on ~ir~ss. ~~sv .,io~-
~ ~ sh- rosrs to have aatii jah"
q; IN which 10 rrriy To ans~-r. Th.
defendants wcs~ sis-a until J"ar ."
In which tn plead To reply.
The result ot YESTERDAY. s1s<Ios,
was that tie demurrer os The risin.
Tits In d~f~Sd their answer ~ss os-i q.
ruled b, the eoust.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
KANSAS cITY LIVESTOCK


ilass; K~~~ipis i..ns: aask-s
isvss: h.,ik III s.i-s y ss s.lo. heavy
SIS so A.i:. psrksrs ssa sss.h-ss \
to s,is: light ;.ss To SIC: pixs 80:
la :.;:,
Cattle; Receipts is": msSk@,
steady: psim- Ted sssess 50" ia ,:
dressed beef steers :.is sa sac:
~~stssn s's~s. 10 s,s:: southern
si-~ss ss:s tn s.-s. cows Z tn :.:::
h.if-s~ Go To N.s;: siork~rs sni
and fs~dess 6 tn ;.;;. bulls I. Ia
e.s.. calves 6 is Ia SIS.
shs-p; Re~~ipss :sa: market
steady: ismbs Ia s.ss: s~ssitass 6
Ia Csc. sssk~ss : ta s.ss: ~~~s I
10 8. ssarkess ssd feeders go so ::
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs; itsesapis $500: asTh~s
siau ash ~sat lo sr asasg yessss.
asS. aSesaEs, halh af .siss sic "a
s,:". light 80. ,o s...I: naked ;.ss
tn s,:s. heavy :,ss to s,.s: rough
-" ta s,su: pis. Z Ia s..s.
Cattle; R-e~ipts zoe: market
steady: b@~ss~ :,ss io ao: slssFs
81" Ia s.is: ss"<ksss ssd f--s~ss
g.; tn $50: cess ssd h~if~s. ,.cs
ta so. ssites 10 lS,3s.
She~a; it-s~ipls 1880: mssk~i
ussk. sheep s,ts In s,,s: yssriias,
s,3s tn :,s": ismLs sss ia SO.
.prihss 80. io 3 co,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
. 4loo Rswnd. Sloo

1he reeters q ny penes ~, Nn -.
DREADED disease that science has been
sSss 10 cure b all It's stages. and that y
Caiarrh. Hairs Catafrh Cure L the only
fSniernity. Caiarrh being . constitutions
dlseass. requirca . constitutionai treat.
.esnsiiy, acting directly upon tho blood
nd nucoa1 surflces of ~ sysasin, there
u icsts0yin0. the foundation 81 the dis.
S6jjAn1 - me Constitution. ahA ss,.stins
SstnrS In doing It's Svorf.. The pfoprtetors
have 70 much faith IN ~ cytau~s Pow.
}or any cass thlt .! falls I" euro. Bend
seT IsS = iesGHaaHfEs9 \ CO.. Toledo. os'o
soss SS sn nssasssts, NJ.
~ 6sjfc FaGii1 Pil,a fos eoastipatioo.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
c. 4 8. TRAIN DELAYED
BY WASHOUTs IN \. u.

\. the rssnis af ~ashaai n~ar
Folsom. y ~. all Colorado = sonth.
-in trains ~"F- today i-'nur-i by
WAY "f Ha,"n and b-s .Min-z. y. NJ.
.n the Santa W. tracks.
Last nights nnmb-r :. n"r'h'
b"und. which is iu- in Trinidad at
i.5. =. M. d'd not arrive until =
o'clock this morning. Number I.
n"rihbouad. which should arrive in
Trinidad q, .:i. y. IN. did not
reach here until ia. this after
noon. ToniIht's number Z. north
bound. will probably lee f'~'our-d hy
way Of Ration and in all probability
viii he "a '-w hours late.
The exact nature of tn" trouble
could not b. learned In Trinidad to-
day bu, u 4. supposed that tn" heavy
rain. Of late In the vicinity al Fol
som have caused several bridges 10
h- washed ont ani the lines tied M,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
WASHOUTs TIE UP
TRAINS ON BURLINGTON

Denver. Colo. June Reports
received here today by the local of.
ficcs Of the Chicago. burlington aud
Quincy railroad. indicate serious
washouts Just east Of the Colorado
state line. near Stratton. Ncb.. as u
result Of n heavy cloudburst last
night. Westbound traffic IL said Ia
he indefinitely delayed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
MT. lASSEN N
ERUPTION AeAIN

It-.iitnr. Calf. June IA mn
eruption of Maun, i-ass-n. tn"r- Via
lent even than that "t last Gtshi aud
lar greater than ihass preceding ~.
occurred rafiy to-isys fot the iifss
iim- the smell of s.ipbur ~as in the
air. A.h~~ fell at Mia-sai. sixteen
miles from the t,-sk.
AZ this disians- the mountain is
hidden In haze. hut the United States
forestry station at Mineral report
-d that the vast .olumn "f L!ark"n"d
yapor~ risinE .rom the crater ~ss
si.ihiS ,ins-.i with Snirhur"ns fumes
ana that sulphur s.uii lee sm"ii
there. Successive "uihr-'ts "f Mount
i.as.-n have b--n progressively fur
i"ns hut the last two Tar "y.ri"rr-i
the two Others.
\ searching parp Of thr"" started
today tn Iook for Hanger Abbey aud
his party of three. who failed io re-.
turn last night from u trip 4, III"
s,smmit and WIN IL IL f~ar- u may
have been overcome 10y gases In tn"
eruption yesterday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
Wt11@--A PRESIDENT
lOsosaos-1 - - ~
ft-A- ~

viii not hs oai,lIaeA aasii cAsranIa
rsessSsa an answer from the medi-
at0rs u reply to his nute advising
that ~ wSs wiling i0 s~sd r.pressn-
sasives-
Neaoe9iaR Ia announcement ta,isy
0esersl casrsnlA made il plata that
Ne always had favored The conference
IN pviaelti- and mad areeptsd the
soaA offt~ss Of the n~.iisiors. hut
that ssisuhd~is,ssdinss had infia-
sses4 hsa IL delay spi.'is' assi ri
r-Ms<sstsiis~.-
Military operations are b@inE
pus shea ~ the soasiisat ionsiisis with
ne st0asa titor, ii~sp~SaIe nsht'
isk cossisuss y, anil si-,si ZAsste-ss.
vhish 0ssessi Naisss assaulted ixo
dsys sso. SsI-ra's rri"ri. 'peeiss.i
here. ,sinpiS state. that nRhiiss ~ss
very hsevy La, gave M .ndirSitSa
u the 1seoxs~ss 81 the hattie os i:~
sasus1sisaI Reinforce nssais have
besa sSss Ia Ns'-fs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

''v"i.anic ash fell here from 4: ,s
= :" this morning. strung sliphur
fumes sppaT-n, M flame os malt.
en- material s--n yet. The discharge
IL fine volcanic ash. si-sm and sui.
rhuE fumes, With heavy material fall
ins -i"s~ I" crater. a. in pr-y,.ss
.uii.ursis'
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Halter higher: rs-sm~si--s 20 "a
g.
esss; Receipts is.tss eases: mar
krs anskssae4.
ch-ss~ usehsaSsd.
tAossio~~: Rss-ipss Z: ears: mar.
krs higher: rcd 20 10 80: white 40
to 81. 1.osts,ass. Texas ssd .Okla.
hoess aev ! i:sO Ia islo.
t'p.,issy. alive. higher: to~is ~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

i.asi Sale: Amaiesms'rd COPPER
:i!: American sugar Rrtlnias ioA:
Atrhisoa ssi. Nosthrsw Pacific
ma: Resdiax 1854. Soaih-su "a.
cific stI: raioa Pacific i:s: u. \.
Steel sss: q. T. Ss-ei preferred i0s7.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. jane Ia,-ci0s~: Prime
PAPER - io Z p@T reat,
Commercial bills tss iO ASA.
tisr silver ses.
N~At~ss dollars ~,
tjuNessm@nl bOads sssas9.
Hsiifosd L0sds regular,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
uru 1oI rHI wHlsTII.

Listsu for the Wnstissi The C-N
carrier boys aoW possess rev whts-
ties. The boys viii biow the whistles
whsa they deliver papers. when
you hear the whistle toniGht and
nigsss hereafter get your c-N juss
amer Il bas bssa thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
SAN nevEY KNOCKS
OUT ARTHUR PELXEY

Melbourne. Australia. Juno l3.-
Sam Mcvcy Of California. heavy
weight champion Of Australia. knock
cd out Arthur Pcikcy. heavyweight Of
Massachusetts. In the fourth round
OF q fight here today.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

~ - u 6IAI 1hzzk~S8
~ All saesih9~~. tks
sisaAafut-- fs,r tss~ life
~ Clfs~ss. ssaasaAkl
have q letter b~s
u is~itfIi inrlsss-o
IN a "a Z ~, > e y "a .
lh~osiS~ 1rbass ok~srS-
NAlhsaa-
~ ANY FaI- ef-rit
. s,sssst@.tis- esAis,i-
....Iex lxs<s i.xF
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
CHICAGO PAovls,olee

II provisions. ~ easier feeling
uAs evident-
cfns<: Pork. July .0.s5: septen-
her 20,
Lard. July 1910; September lO,:s,
RiLs. July ii.37. s~ptemls~S li,t..
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

San Francisco. Calf. June Ia
Forest Hanger Abbey and his party
arc safe. Word that they had -s-
-a,-d the eruption of Mount i.,ss'n
which they w.r" ascending when III"
eruption broke forth. was confined
in u telegram tn the United States
forest s.r,ic" received her" today
from Supervisor RushinE. TIL" lock-
out station on ih. summit. near the
crater. was destroyed.
A Telegram from Rushing raid:
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Cattle: Rr-~ipsA i.sos: market
steady: be~s sseess :.:: tn sac:
eovS sad hssf-ss $50 In y 20: csivsy
to ~
iines: Receipts aoae.
she~S: Receipts sOs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

Vera Cruz. lane ij-Aniieipsi'
lns the overthrow 81 the iiu1rts
sossvaM~at shi f-sriax its soas--
9usses~ for his,s~if Esd bis fsmily.
0sssssi ios-ns- Mosdrsxon. the oid'
-f beesb~s of G-ssssi Manuel Mas.
Assess. clio sss rsssid~st tin-sts's =
tisse nesS~tsFy of usI. soU In Paris.
tuna sSsses within the AnassisAs
hass here today.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
nO&Gv's fsionl

ARnssSpNAa j. ey shosiiI ~ ss;y k~st
taae6ss. wssA~n stas have oh.y..i tho
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

NEW YoNx METAL
Metal market dali ssA practically
aassiaal.
Lake Copper soaiasl: rir~sso,ytie
1857. To ~. cssiisG 1875 tn
ia.>:..
tsan unchanged.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

chron,c,.-N.ws. soc per month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
Daily Markets

NEW Y0Nk c0TT0N
cossos: apos qas~t: middiiss
l5.es: Guit ia.N:. No saiss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

Chronicle. News. soc per month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

poat throy your old furniture
away. Call fria at aad bye osr
szpset rspaisnaa tell 700 how much
se Will cost to make II good - new.
The Triaidad Furniture %. see
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-24
REV. J. H. KNOWLES.

Rev. J II. Knowles. 24o7
Poplar street Cairo, is the elected
missionary for the Mt. Olive
Baptist Association.
He is also authorized to soli-
cit money for the Livingston
Normal. Theological Industrial
Institute OF Metropolis. H..
Don't pay ont money for maya
zines. We can give you four month
iy magazines for IS cents extraif You
will subscribe TO The Gazette for one
year.
You are cordially invited to
come in and look at our Ladies,
Misses and children's trimmed
hats and You win be convinced Of
their splendid value. Get ready
for spring weather.
MRS. VALLEE.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-24

Rev. T. Turner. informs Us
that he has been called to pastor
church in KY near Mayhcld.
This makes ; ministers OF Illinois
thar have been recently called to
KY. Revs. Rowleit. Earl and
Turner. and we have more 20 let.
and. we understand that there is
room. as there are many vacan-
cies. The Illinois preachers are
not such Sorry" set as some
would have you believe Bro. T..
C. Phillips. They are only do
ing what Christ. babe them IN
the Great Commission. Teach
lift. publish plain gospel. lie
said, Gospel not Gravy. s
Graveyard. = Experience. :
and whatnot. Paul. has declar-
ed, .'Woe is me III ] preach inot
the gospel = Not gravy. not TO
play on the nervous system, ar d
the animal passions OF weak men
and women. but gospel that
appeals to mans reason and in
tellect and will cause him to halt
on his way No. Bro, Phillips,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-24
Tax Sale Notice.

March 18th 1914.
To w. ID. Sperry. MITCHELL Nicely
Donnell Manufacturing Co.. of st.. Louis, Mo.
to Heirs, Legatees, grantees, and all parties
interested, You are hereby notified, that al a
sale OF Real Estate made by the Sheriff at the
door. of the Court House. in The town OF Me-
tropolis, County OF Msssac, and state of Iii
nois on the sth, day of July A. ID. 1912, s. b.
Kerr, purchased the following described Real
Estate, situated ain the said County. for the
Taxes, interest. penalties and Costs due and
unpaid thereon, for the year, A. u. 1871. assess
ed in name of w. d. sperry. being Lot S. five,
block 30, of the City Of Metropolis, Massac
County, Illinois.
I And that the time allowed BY law for re-
demption of said Rcal.Estate viii expire on the
18th day of July A. ID. 1914.
S. b. KERR.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-24

NOTICE

To the Baptist Women OF the
State Convention
Galesburg III Mar ,. 1914
Dear Sisters:
This is to notify you that the
General Convention will convene
at Carbondsle. H.. in june in
stead OF Springfield. as that
church will not be able TO enter.
tain the convention. We desife
and urge that the circles send a
large representation to heip unite
the forces 10 this great work that
we are trying to do.
The Master wants his workmen
to be men and women oil stability
and truthfulness. not workers for
a selfish motive. but do unscifish.
|ly His work the best We can. Civ
ing Him all the glory and the
praise. We need more prayer
among the workers OF our state.
prayer sincere and true. We ask
that every christian worker that
read this appeal will breathe a
silent prayer TO Him that doeth
all things well for peace. unity
and unbounded .uccess at our
meeting this year. as the Lord
has blessed US so lei US give.
The christian life is life OF
service and sacrifice. let us sscri-
fee a little time and attend this
convention.
At the recent Board Meeting
plans were laid whereby we might
increase our funds, when these
appeals reach you we urge that
each circle will take heed
The President is calling for
Sc ven hundred dollars for Mission
work, Education and aged Minis
ter Fund. This a small amount
for the great state Of Ill.
Pray without ceasing for our
Convention.
Yours in the work
Susie F. Hazel
Cor. See.
7IS Arnold St.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-24

splitting all over the pulpit. rum
ming and "buck-jumpina' and
believing like bull. o. braying
like Balzam's donkey" is not
preaching Chsist. We must
either educate the minister up
with the pow. reIega.e him or
stop our present school system.
because. they cannot lead our
present day civilization. One
had just as we'll try TO iiy without
wings IS 10 attempt to lead an in
teIIigent race to Christ without 4
kncwIgde Of che Bible together
with other Knowledge.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-24

Misses Mae and Mossie Rob-
ers and Mrs. Scott Grouse went
TO Paducah Saturday to- visit the
Iatter's sister. Mrs. Ada Lewis,
also to see Mrs. Harriet Lewis
who has been sick for several
months and she is little better
Mrs. Princess Bell made q fly
ing trip to Paducah Monday.
The Crescent Gale is the place
to go to get your hot lunches.
Fish specially.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. King were
in the city Sunday visiting par
ents.