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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

WANTED-Agents- live repre-
sentatives to sell patented articles Of
merit backed by ironclad guarantee
Household necessities that have never
been. offered fefore. Clear field open
Big profits: Write at once Berg &
Beard Mfg. Co.. 81 Fleet Pl., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mar. -6-sat-13t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

FOR RENT-House, four rooms. IS
per month. Call Phone 1644. o. D.
Bullerdick. TIT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

WANTED-H1gh grade salesman to
sell oils, greases, etc, to auto own
ers and other consumers in Indiana
Liberal commission paid and settle
ment made in full each week Stetson
Oil Co., Cleveland, 0. 22-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house $50 seven room house, with
bath, furnace and electric lights,
$3.50; two five room houses. $40. o.
B. Fulgham, over 10 Main st. Phone
2233. 21-2t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

WANTED-S3O weekly. evenings at
home. Everything furnished, no ex-
perience, no canvassing. Don't worry
about capital. Boyd H. Brown, Dept.
ALL, Omaha, Neb. 22-lt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

FOR RENT-Second flat, modern.
Inquire 800 South 18th st. 1S7t
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FOR RENT room house. newly pa
pered. electric lights and garden. 1913
School ST., SIP; also double house next
door. 21-2t
FOR RENT-Lower flat, 1910 S. A St,
four rooms and bath. Phone 1867
1Q-tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
Dr.. Brady S Health I alks
TIL; NAILS.

Since prehistoric days the nails have
been without an indispensable func-
ton. About all We use them for to-
day is Cd opening penknivcs, G) pinch
ing out blackheads. go pushing needles
wherever il may itch and, on great
proNocation. ,5) defending one self
against an Infatuated sister.
Fingernails are n nuisance and n
menace 10 health on the one hand but
on the other hand, they furnish some
people an occuDation-manicurl On
both hands they are boon to nervous
individuals, who work off lots of super
huous energy chewing them. We have
1T on the authority of Il distinguished
correspondent that nail-biting can be
cured by painstaking attention to mani
curing. the idea being that a smoothly
trimmed and polished nail offers no
SubconSciouS temptation to the teeth
An acute Illness leaves a transverse
marking or furrow upon the nail due
to n fcchler output of matrix when the
system is weak.
Persons whose metaholism is paving
the way for joint disease notice that
the nails arc very brittle.
Paronchia. or int!a mmation and sun
puration n the edge or base of the nail,
may he an acute infection or n chronic
eczema or acquired or hereditary luetic
infection.
RinSworm of the nail is an occasional
condition, and AN exceedingly obstinate
one TO treat unless by autogenous vac
cines, which seem to he very effective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
UNION VETERANS LEGION
MEETS IN FREDERICKSBURG

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Septem-
Der 27.-The thirteenth annual en-
campment of the Union Veterans Lee
gion VIII be held in Fredericksburg be-
ginning Wednesday, September 90. and
VIII continue through September 80
ana October l. Some of the veterans
arrived to-day and will spend the time
before the convention opens looking
over the battlehelds Some Of them
VIII go to Richmond one day. return
ing here in time for the convention.
The initial session will be free to the
public. The address of welcome VIII
be delivered by Mayor j. Il. Rowe In
behalf OF the city, and Judge John T.
Goodrich will speak, representing tho
Confederate Veterans, and responses
Will be made by Past National Com
mander y. b. Hay and the present ma
lonal commander. .. w. Aldrich. On
the evening of September 30 a camp
fire Will be held I'm the courthouse here
open to the public, at which speeches
viii be made by both Union and Con-
federate veterans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

for Yingworm of scalp. beard or nail
The nail is raised. thickened, split ard
contortcd.
Ordinary run around" is usually 4
streptococcCs infection. 4 good treat
ment Is light wrapping OF gauze
soaked in solution containing one
ounce of aluminium acetate In ton
ounces saturated solution OF boric acid.
the whole wet dressing covered by n
loose rubber finger cot. Severe cases
require incision and drainage
White specking or marking OH tho
nail is duo to air bubbles In the nail.
II does not indicate or forctell any
illness.
Improving nail is caused by degenc-
rate footsear. Pointed shoes. narrow
shoes and shoes with diverging inside
sole lines make ingrowing nail Mild
cases are helped by narrow strips of
adhesive plaster SO applied as to draw
the sore skin edge away from the nail
II there is granulation tissue in the
furrow t'proud nesh'D. 1t must be cut
away. burned away with lunar caustic
or shrivelled with alum or other
astringent. Appliances other than cor
rect shoes are useless for ingrowing
nail. Bad cases require surgical relief
at the hands of doctor.
That poison which. the ancients made
OF hnSernails was undoubtedly the
cultured microbes the then worthless
carried as do their modern descendants
in the furrow beneath the nails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
MORRIS 0RENSTEIN WILL
FIGHT EXTRACTION
Reputation From Connecticut Arrives
For Man Charged with Abandon
Ing Wife and Five Children.

Norris Orenstein, who Is alleged to
have abandoned HIS wife and five chill
dren In New Haven, Conn, and for
whom rcquisition has been issued by
tho Governor of Connecticut. will fight
cxtradition.
Orensteiu has been in custody here
for some days, held as n fugitive from
justice. The requisition papers were
presented to Governor Stuart ycstor-
day by Assistant City Attorney Whit
aker and Detective Sergeant McAvoy
of New Haven. When they arrived
thoy learned that Orenstein had ON
ployed Attorney Gilbert X. Pollock to
defend him, and that he would resist
extradition. Orenstein will endeavor
TO show that circumstances justify his
apparent neglect to contribute to the
support Of the family he left behind
when he came to Richmond Governor
Stuart will give him a hearing at noon
to-day. Orenstein is scheduled for a
hearing in Police Court this morning.
which will be probably postponed until
after the Governor has passed upon
the requisition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
STUDENTS COME TO U. S.
Parties of Young Men From Central
and South American Republics
Entering American Colleges.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Students
from Central and South American re-
publics. who ordinarily so to Europe
for education. are coming to the United
states this year because of the war
Parties of them are arriving daily on
steamships from the South Thirty
hve young men were in one group from
Brazil which arrived here yesterda V
to study at Yale, Princeton or Harvard
Universities. Many MeXicans and Gu
bans are among this new students.
owing TO the financial ascendency OF
the United states as a result of the
war trade, opportunities in South
America and the disturbances in Mex
leo, new courses and new instructors
to deal with financial subjects and
topics peculiar TO Latin America have
been adopted by several Eastern uni
vcrsitics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
Eggs as Asthma Cure
POISONING. Con Be Inn,uni.cd,

Ihsre are many children and women
VINO need the hourishihs element OF
eggs yet cannot eat them without as
ress ana unpleasant effort. some
times even inc s'sht OF cooked eggs
10 repulsive 20 'hesH people
me real tooa Na1Ne IN eggs Is the
pro'e'o substance ffoteiu substances
arc the main iuei Tor "ofk ana CROWN.
person 10 hc ~ good health must
nave certain amount |" me" daily
1000.
mere IS chemlcai condition IN most
persons Al times when causes re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
LYNCHDURG MAY HAVE
SECOND MILITARY COMPANY

LYNCHBURG, VA. September az
a movement looking TO the formation
of second military company here is
we'll under way. and II is believed that
an application VIII be made soon COR
authority to organize. a meeting will
be held next week. at which Lieuten-
ant-Colonel r. r. Craighill, OF tho
First Regiment, and Major s. w. Mar
tin, OF the Third Battalion OF the same
regiment. will make addresses r. c.
McGhee. second lieutenant of the
Home Guard. Is chairman .of the tenn
porary organization. and Carter Glass,
Jr., Is the secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
BRECI<INRIDGE WILL
REPRESENT PRESIDENT

MANASSAS, VA. September 27.-
Word was received here this evening
that President Wilson. who will be un-
able to attend the dedication OF the
memorial tablet, which commentaries
the national jubilee OF peace held
here four years ago. has delegated as
his representative Assistant Secretary
Of War Breckenridge, who will be one
of the principal speakers at the ex-
erctses which will take place here at
noon Thursday, and which hundreds of
q. a. X. veterans. now in Washington,
will attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
Woman and Home
I'd YOU have roommate. haven't

and YOU have u roommate. haven't
you?"
Yes. and i, is ideal for a place OF
that kind. and YOU know what a JOY
my pal is. And there arc so many
nice people I'm the house. we never need
lack for something 10 do" she cuthusi-
asticaliy replied.
YOU usually have lunch where You
work. don't YOU? And the office where
YOU work is u large one. believe" I
persisted.
We'll. what are YOU driving at. any
way? You know don't like to eat
alone and really like the buzz and
stir OF a busy Office"
Frankly, now. aren't YOU a bit tired
of PAL and the nice people at your
home and the busy business OF the
office? Hadn't it ever occurred to YOU
that ii would he better for YOU TO get
acquainted with Yourself and sec less
Of the world in general now that you
arc so tired Rather a queer speech
! know, bat I'll explain.
You are never alone. that's the
point. don't believe YOU have any
trouble more serious than an overdose
of friends ana business. This idea
that YOU can't hc happy alone is = bit
of fiction from tired brain and tho
sooner YOU eXpcl II, the better for YOU.
amount of privacy is absolutely neccs-
gary TO rost your nerves arrange with
that nice pal TO give YOU the. use Of
the room nj least one evening "A week:
she'll understand. Don't eat lunch with
some one every day and spend part of
your noon hour resting instead of This
everlasting looking and shopping bust
ness.
"when YOU feel especially tired.
rather avoid than seek companionship,
and relaN, relax, relax. Ii you have
to he the only guest at a Weekend
party given by and for yourself. you'll
be the gamer in nerves. Take long
walks alone in the country. if possible.
Learn that the quiet hour is as es
sential 10 humanity rs the social side,
and that it has always hccn sorely
neglected. DO YOU think YOU can fol-
low this dreadful advice, tired LADY,"
Her parting words: Il certainly can
and Will" were reassurinc to the adj
vice -ivcr. who feared she had waNed
too oloquen, on this subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
The Quiet Hour
tBY ANToINETTE DONNELLY,

Copyright 1915. by : Donnclly.l
don't see why ] am so weary I've
hten taking good care of myself but
I'm Just AS tired in the moriEng when
] get up as when 20 10 bed" sa!d n
buslness woman 10 me tho other dav
And expect this speech could truth
fully be repeated by hundreds Of other
women. not necessarily I'm business oc-
equations. But in this case / had fu.
u.ed out the cause long before she had
finished apeakinE. and lost no time in
getting out my large supply OF advice.
you are living in n boarding house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
POWELL is ENUMERATED
Charge OF Stealing Deed oinde Against
Delegate By buck Baxter
Is Dlsmlssed.
lSpecial 10 The Times-Dispatoh. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Septcm-
Der 27.-The case Of the Common
wealth against Delegate 8. p. Powell,
charged by Buck Baxter with stealing
deed, tried ut Curlcw, Spotsylvania
county, this afternoon, before Justices
warren, Kent and Hester. was dis
missed.
Powell was represented by Senator
Z. O'Connor Goolrick. Delegate r. L..
GORDON, w. l.. Burruss, Jr.: Baxter by
F. w. Coleman, and the Commonwealth
py Lee j. Graves. After hearing the
testimony. Graves asked that the case
be dismissed. Powell said he was at
torney for Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter. that
the deed had not been signed. and was
or no value. He had not been request
ed to return II. Baxter had to pay the
costs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

u ~ r"m"r"d that the new skirts are
10 Ice Yer! wide ard Il !ittlc less short
IMAM they are at present, which IL
fc:ii! good news, for the eNtrcmeiy
short skirt ~ ont! suited "a the "sap-
ii"n' ana seldom looks well on any
ON" past SN and twenty. The skirt
h'E> ifnf"d Is OF yciVrt"cn. which will
u" 'nH"h worn Thu" winter, and is of
regulation length n"i width - very
short ana very wide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

Frances-This is an excellent for
mula for tooth paste: Calcium carbo-
nate precipitated, 30 parts; magnesium
carbonate, 10 parts; orriS root, Is
parts. and oil OF peppermint 2-5 OF q
part. Have n dentist remove the tar
tar from your teeth, and after that
II Will not be so hard to keep them
clean. II is always we'll to see
dentist At least once every six months
and see that your teeth are in good
condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, September
21.-William a. Cook, an attorney OF
Madison County, has announced him
SELF as an independent candidate for
the House of Delegates from Madison
and Greene Counties. Il. II. Lowell, OF
Madison. is the Democrnt lie nominee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

Your mind and heart full of bright and
happy thoughts. The only medicine
YOU can use is will power and a good
heart. y feeling of discomfort and un-
happiness always gives the face an OK
preston OF uSlincss and age / shall
be glad TO send YOU my formula for
eye lotion If you will send me a
stamped, addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

Mrs Elsa 81 am sorry, but can
not give names and addresses through
my column You might write to some
hrst-class chiropodst for the informa-
ton YOU seek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

Carbon in Cylinders-If one gets
charcoal in the nose will it do any
harm?
Answer-Not more than ordinary
dust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

Mary-No, | do not charge for my
advice I Will be glad to answer any
query through this column or write
TO YOU personally II YOU will send me
q stamped. addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

Magnesia or Soda---Which is best to
take as an antacid, soda or magnesia :?
Answer-Mllk of maEnesia is prefer
able, as n rule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28
Antolnc,tc DonncIly's Answers.


Susan--Iou can keep tho corners Of
yGlir mouth from dropping By keeping
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barren but has a fatr gasser in the
/, Big SIniuns sand. Y.
In union; district. Richie county. r..
3. L. Frimier has idrilled{a test on the
Floyd Brown farm through the Keen.
cr sand II Is O gasser with&a ca.
pacity OF 100000 cubic feet a day.
In the new development on Fish.
Ing Creek, seven miles, swest OF Pine
Grove, Green district, NNetzel coun:
ty. the Wild .ood Oil Company has
drilled its No. Ion the J. B. White.
man farm through the Big Iniun
sand and It is showing for so barrels
q day. In the same development the
Morgan OIL Company completed q
test on the Leonard Morgan farm and
will not have better than a l0bar.
rel pumper. In Grant district, Rltch:
lie county, tho Wallace Oil Company
drilled. its old No. 4 on tho ]. e.
Lowther farm from the salt sand TO
the keener andThas l0.barrcl pump.
orc In tho lower formation.
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OIL and Gas.

The, most important discovery in
the West Virginia fields ia the chaf'
.mers OIL and Gas Company's No. Z
ON the g II Samples farm, located
in Union district Clay county: The
first ~ hours after the well was
drilled into the Big lnjun sand IL
placed 40 barrels toEits credit. This
Is the best producer that has ever
been completed in that district. Pre-,
vious 10 this completion the average
Was moot better than Is barrels, and
Z II noow looks as though the chances
for finding something better than
Light bumpers is promising. The 10,
cation 81 No. z is 525 feet south OF
No. i on the same farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-17

K Aftersa fight run Light wells the
Weir sand Development on Blue,
Creek. Elk district, Kanawha county,
has come to the front With a good
producer. It Is the South Penn OH
company's No, on the 81. a.. Nc.
CorkleF farm, located 200 feet west Of
No. b, and produced 245 barrels the
first 80 hours after 1t was drilled in.
to the pay. FRI
On Lesson Run, Central district.
Doddridge county, the Carnegie MAI.
urai Gas Company drilled It's test on
the J. z. Waldo farm through tho
Big Iniun sand and has 10 or 12.
barrel, spumper. The well showed
very little oil untfllafter 1t was given
q shot. On Meathouse Fork Of Mid.
die Island Creek. four miles below
Big Isaac. Grecnbrier district. the
Philadelphia Company drilled its
No. 3 on the a. l.. specry farm
through The fifth sand aud found it
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PITY THE POOR
MILLIONAIRE

The war gods will play their little
jokes-eyen the go!d.sheathed person
OF Willie Waldorf Astor is not im.
mune from their pranks.
Aston, who is tho descendant OF n
German immigration, renowned
American citizenship a good many
years ago becausc the U. S. A. was
not ut country for a gentleman TO
live in'-it's most annoying NANTES.
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PRNESAVARDED AT
MANN|.N|G]T0N SHOW
Guy sturm Took First Hon
ors Among Boys in Acre
Production.

Prizes were awarded at an agrlcul.
tutal show last, Saturday at Manning
tor az folloWs:s
Acme Production contest-Flrst.
gay sturm; second, Clark Hibbs;
third, Homer Ryan fourth, Charles
TAFT. fifth; Harry Troy; sixth, Her
bort Rice; seventh, Wayne fost.
200 Hill Cbest 10 earsl-First,
Ralph Campbell; second, Walter
Clover; third !, Herschel Hayes.
Single Ear-First, Raymond will
son; second Homer Moore; third, Wal
ter Glover; fourth, Stanley Norwich;
fifth. George Huey.
Potatoes First, Otis Gump; sec
ond, Gassell Taft; thirl, Maggie Keen.
I'M: fourth, Walter Couch.
Poultry@First, William Fritz; sec;
ond, Kenneth Glover; third, Olive
Dawson; fourth; Carl Gump.
Best Anconas-Frst, Naomi Barr;
second, Dayton Davis.
=. farmers Division.
Best ten ears yellow corn-Firsrt,
b. D. Meyers; second, Waiter Myers;
third. Clark Hays; fourth, Homer
Campbell. M
Best ten ears white corn-First. s.
r. Couch; second, Samuel Ash; third,
b. A. Hibbs. "
!. Best single ear-Frst, E. ID. My
ers; SECOND, Walter Myers; third,
j. i, Metz. Is y
Apples best display Of FIVE or more
yarieties) First, James Shaw; sec
ond, Elmer Atha; third. D. 9. Hibos.
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eOasa;Ls.

FOR fSAilE-BMnh lluui.s. eatsii pou1o.
journals, Sledgats. record books. I'LL pay.
able, t:IIi balance. tine books. Fairmont
Printing s, and Publishing Co.. Monroe
street o.l3-tf-No. $50
FOR SAL E-Set of spiral bed
springs. practically new. Address
box $50, West VirginiaM.
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BOWLING At Y. NJ. G. a

AT the Y.xM. @. A. last night the
Monongah Glass clened up for the
Traction Company in postponed con.
test, and the West Virginia five dupli.
rted the performance with the league
leaders on the regular schedule.
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tation of "unfitness" was the income
tax,
Now England has laid hand on the
purse Of her loyal adaptive son and
takes war tax OF one.third OF his
income, or Si,200,000 a year. Pity the
poor Millionaire! Where now will he
turn to- find taxless country fit to
live in?
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II YOU should Sliavesa fire, we'll bet
William j. Gassaway i! special irves.
tigator Of the Hanover Company
could talk you clean out of your dam.
ages claim5!
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FOR RENT-seven room house $50
Gatson Ave. $500. Apply, Geo. II
Brobst, Watson Building. q
.5l. ". 1O,2S.tf-No.4soi
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FOR Rents room house with bath Cd
Maryland ave. close in. Inquire +. III
Swearingin, 700 Pittsburgh avenue.
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FOR RENT room house; all mod.
ern conveniences. =. Park Ave
Apply Geo. II. Shoemaker.
i1;13.tf:No. 541
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ATsTHE FRoNT.5
SPECIAL NOTICES
NS~~SS-
NOTICE ne SAFE sl

70. NOTICE OF SALE. N E-.Ii = "A
x BY virtue OF the authority Vested In ms
by deed OF trust executed by NIB Camp
bell to A. J. Cutllp, Trustee, bearing date
August l. 1913, and recorded In the Clerks
otflce Of the County Court Of Marion
County West Virginia, in Chattei Trust
Deed Book No. :. page 1875. ! will. on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF December, 1915,
at the residence OF Howard Pyies, on Dun
kard Mill Run. Lincoln district, Marion
County. West Virginia, between the hours
Of i o'clock p. m. and 5 o'clock p. m. OF
said day. sell, at public auction. to this
highest bidder, the following property:
One black and white COW named Spot, on4
dark red cow named Rcd, one brindle COW
named Lills one brIndle COW named Daisy.
one red COW with white back named Red.
one Holstine COW named Rose, one red
and white Durham COW named Beauty.
one brlndie COW named Brindle, one rcd
cow named Cherry. one jersey COW named
Jersey, one bay horse named Tony. one
bay mare named Nell, aud one sorrel mare
named Bessie.
Terms Of Sale.
Said sale will be for cash In hand on
day OF sale. ada
Given under my hand this the Cd day
OF November. 1915. 1916.
tl-:-?-1e.:s a. ]. CGTLlr. Trustee.
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the late
firm of l.. D. Snider and r. s. Neptune.
trading as Fairmont Transfer Com
pany, h asbcen dissolved. and that
said dissolution dates from the first
day Of October, 1915, and ali accounts
outsanding OH that date IN favor OF
Fairmonti Transfer Company have
been sold to c. F.. Crane, whose office
is in the Fleming Building, Fairmont,
West Virginia. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said firm prior
TO tho date of said dissolution: will
settle the same with Mr.. Crane.
Inc rallMulti 1nale 1nanv
will continue in business at the same
place unuer the l'er' o. 80 d
of L. D. Snider, T. S. Neptune having
disposed Of his interest in said firm to
l.. D. Snider.
7. S. NEPTUNE,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ssss 4ssss
-44.L { W.4ls I rD-f'r;blALE

-S@H~~ - = = sSs-~~-S-e.c-eH-SSe
Ls.huE knitting mil invites core.
spondence with woman des,rous OF
earning money, full time or spare
hours Experience unnecessary. Good
pay. Address International Mills Inc,
Dept. 81, Norristown, Pa.
~ ai-. 11.15.2t-No.. 543
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FOR RENTING very desirable
seven.room houses and one fiat. In
quire F. P. Kelley, Office 306 Main ST.
Bell phone. 11:9:tf:No. 531!