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SiiBEP-Sheep ana lamb receipts were
the lightest for a Monday since June IA,
showing up, as against 1900 last week
8 O66 two weeks ago and l2.slS last year.
Receipts for the year to date are prac-
tically what they were for the same
period OF 1914, showing an increase OF only
a little over LOO head.
At last weeks close II was anticipated
that unless supplies were overly heavy
today prices would continue TO show a
strong trend, and as only a very mod
crate run put In am appearance. lambs
Packers made a fight against raying the
money asked. and II was late before
much was done but last week one little
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REAL ESTATE-MIsCELLANEOUs
MAKE offer for 2 new 5-r. mod. cottages;
best offer takes either, Douglas 1907.
Wonderful Mime
Lusa Soon on Sale
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE. III CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals wpl be received at
Lincoln, Nebraska, by the Board of Edu-
cation, Nebraska State Normal schools,
up until Ten oe,ocR d, m, Ausust 3. lS5,
auditorium for the State Normal School
at Kearney, Nebraska, in accordance
with plans and specifications prepared
by ]. II. Craddock, Architect, Room ~,
Continental Building. Omaha, Nebraska.
The Board of Education, Nebraska
state Normal Schools. will also receive
proposals for the heating. plumbing and
electric wiring for above building, ac-
cording TO plans and specifications pre-
pared by the architect. up until the hour
and date above named.
Ali bids must be accompanied by GER
titled check for five 90 per cent of the
full amount of bid, made payable to G.
e. Hall, State Treasurer OF Nebraska.
The Board reserves the right to accept
any or reject any or all bids.
Signed by the President and the Secre-
tary of the Board of Education, Ne
bIaska State Normal School. Jy-2d12t
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MInnenpoIi. C.rnin Mnrket.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 26-WHEAT-
July, 3L4614; September, Sl.O61a No 2
hard, $50; No. 1 northern, $l.391ad1. 4912 ;
No. 2 northern, 81 .361a91. .46th.
FLOUR - Advanced, fancy patents,
S.26; first clears $500; second clears, S4OO.
BARLEY -65q73c
RYE-93caSl.00
BRAN-S21.5 50
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 77lam7Sc.
OATS-No. white, 5O19m5tr.
FLAN-SI. .5i2t6I1 5SSa
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NEW YORK, July B.-COTTON-spot
quiet: middling upiands, s.06o. Sales. 900
bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; October.
8 10c December, 9.s0c; January 9Bc;
March, 97Sc May, 99ic
Cotton futures closed very steady; Oc-
tober, 9O6c; December, 9.82c. January,
I9.4lc; March, 9.66c. May. 9S9c.
Cotton closed very steady at a net de-
cline Of only 10 TO 10 points
LIVERPOOL. July 26.-COTTON-Spo
market easier; good middling. s. 45d;
middling, SID; low middling SD.
Sales, 1000 bales.
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Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July &-Cattle.
Receipts 1890 lower. StoCkers and
900; dressed beef steers. IS 2b0s iO west
ern steers. tfOOd9.2; COWS g. NjO6f7 20
helfers, S1Ooqe.50, stockers aud feeders.
81. .50GS.6o; bulls &.NG100; calves $60)0r
Il, 26
HOGS. S.--Receipts, $500. steady. Bulk,
s. 25dLSh heavy S1.O0Gn7 IS; packers and
butchers, t7.25d7,5S; light SIS6Gt7 90; pigs,
So. T6dQ7 S5
SHEEP Receipts. 400; higher Lambs.
G6OnS. ~; yearlings, 6hOGt1&: wethers,
81, ,00d6.16 ewes. M.50m65O.
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ono OF the Esrnest Advi.er..

You ought 10 be ashamed to take no
interest in work" said the woman with
the severe expression Il want some
wood chopped"
Lady" replied Plodding Pete. II do
take an interest in work. I'm one of de
champeen lecturers on de economic con-
dition an de failure to bring de work
man an de job together"
What good'll that do me?"
Lady, you jes' wait an listen to de
lecture I'm goin' TO give your husband
tur not chopin dat wood d'--Wsshington
Star.
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
QaOtatiOns of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. July 8.--FLOUR-Steady;
spring patents s6.5OQ7OO; winter patents,
$50ab.75; winter straights, t5.2546.4O.
WHEAT-Spot. weak No. 2 red, new,
N.lS and No. hard, new. SL21, c. T. =.
New York; No. northern, Duluth, new.
u.B, c. l. Z. Buffalo. Futures, weak
September Sl.13A
CoRN-spot, easy; No. yellow, sOLsc.
prompt shipment
OATS-Spot steady: standard sfkc;
No. white. &c; fancy clipped white.
67d6Sc.
AAY-Firmer; prime. $14O. No. /, A.S5
@l. 37@; No. 2, n.3O; No. 3. N.25; shipping.
81 O0011. 10.
HoPs-Quiet; state. common TO choice,
1914 crop. t0plSc; Pacific coast. 1914 crop,
l2a15c, 1912 croD. 90llc.
HIDES-steadya Bogota, SOdSic; Cen
tral America. 2Bc.
LEATHER-Firm hemiock firsts, S2c;
seconds. 30d3lc.
PROVISIONS-Porf. unsettled; mess.
S1S. .0odls.5O; family, $40 OO6p22 so: short
clear, $19.Ooq21.5O Beef, steady mess,
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OMAHA, July a6-PRAIRtE HAY
Upland choice, Sl35o11tOo; No, l., Sl20O
QiS5O; No 2. &0OOut20o, No, 3, SS.oOn
l25OnlSOO: No. ., sl0OOGl2W. No 3,
s. 000iOOO; lowland, choice, NL@l2O0, No,
H., Sl00ditOO; No. ? S0cG90O; No. 3
81 OOuS.OO.
ATFAIFA-ThreC cars on the market;
practically no demand, No. I tu choice,
new, Sl1 OO6il2OO; No, >. S9.OOdu.Oo No. 3.
S. O019 90
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cHICAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET
cattle ESsy-HoEs weak--shcep
strong

CHICAGO, July S.--C CATrLE-Receipts,
lS,ON head, market easy, native beef
cattle. 81. 26miU.25. western steers, ST. S5in
$40; COWS and hcifers. ST. 25l9.25; calves,
s. OOdTiC -
HOGS Receipts 1000 head; market
weak. i0C to- l5c under saturday average
bulk of sales. S660d1 -; light. N.Sodi1. 20;
mixed, SibOu1.6S: heavy, S6.Odri 20; rough,
S6.Nd6j0, pigs, 81, 5Jfr116.
SHEEP AND LAM BS- Receipts, iHOW
head; market strong sheep, S,S5NCSO;
lambs. S. 266iS&
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Kansas city Grain and Provisions

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 26.-WHEAT
No. hard, 81, 336p1.4 No. red. S1.20;
July H.2O: September N.OSGl. .0Sls; De-
cember $1.04
CORN-No. mixed 7s1sc: No white,
7Skc; No. yellow, 79tfc; No. 3. 79c;
July 7S4c; September, 72lec; December
61Ac
oATs-No. 2 white, 5l@6i1ac; No ;
mixed, 460D46ikc.
BUTTER-CreamerS. &c; firsts. 25c
seconds. 23c: packing. 1Sc.
EGGS-Firsts. 171Ec; seconds, l219c.
POULTRY 12c; ROSTERS, DC;
broilers. 17dl9c.
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OIL and ROsIn.

SAVANNAH, Ga. July 26.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm S9lsc; sales, 5s2 barrels; re-
ceipts. 94s barrels; shipments, 236 barrels;
stocks, 26, 200 barrels
ROSIN-FiTm; sales 1,720 barrels; re
ceipts. ,1iO barrels: shipments, 1878 bar
rels; stocks, 59ii5 barrels. Quotations
and b. S2S: G and ID. $500; r.. 5000
3 10: r. S3l0q8.15; @, S312Ig0315; II and I
SSl5; X, $3.50, NJ. s42Od4.25; n. 500: VIC,
Sc 90: WV, $6.O5.
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sIou1 cav Live Stock MARKET.

SlOCN CITY. Ia, July &-CATTLE--
Receipts, a,6Oo head; market, i0al5c lower;
native steers, $6.t0da60; cows and heifers,
t6.OOd6d0; Gamers, AO0df47b; stoCkers
and feeders, s.. 256I1. .SS calves S6,O0GIp. O0
bulls staEs, etc, s., ,@I7.OO
HOGS-Receipts, 400 head - market,
10dWc lower; heavy @.1Od7. 20; mixed,
IS. 40Q6I0; light, &.20d6. 40; bulk OF sales,
81. f0dI7. TO-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 100
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ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July %.--Cattle. RE
siSss @ a%s 5SweE and NSys SeserI BED S ssse5s S
stockers and heifers, S6.OOfie 25: southern
steers, s6.2SaS,2b; native calves. s60Odi
1850
HOGS Receipts, $500: higher. Pigs
and lights. 1850. So, mixed and butchers.
s7.SQdfLSO good heavy, t1,5O67,rS
SHEEP. .--Receipts, g 100; steady. No
Receipts, $500 steady. Bulk, ST. gS6rT. .b6;
ehavy, s7O0d7 Is; packers and butchers,
s7.256i7,6O; pigs. Ss.15df7,S5.
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st. Louis Grain MarIke,.

ST. LOUIS. July B.-wHEAT-No. 2
red. Sl10lRGtl.ll; No. hard $1.1S1l 10;
July, SL1C14 September 1,O4%
CoRN-No 3 nominal; No. white,
S21zdS3c; July. S01Rc; September T3lAc.
oATS-No ., new, 5Oc. No. . white. old.
I6Sa.
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Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK. July 96.-Evaporated
apples quiet and steady; fancy, Sst
croice SGSh prime. 71SQp7%.
DRIED FRulTS.-Prunes, firm; Cal
cots, quiet; choice, SdSlR; extra choice
s1EQ9; fancy 9%G1Oh. Peaches, steady;
choice, 4a4M5; extra choice, 6GD5IL; fancy
5%GG. Raisins, firm; loose muscates
Gl4dnh choice to fancy seeded, 7Isd3A
seedless, 61s971b; London layers. $500
10
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NEW YORK, July B.-sUGAR-F'u-
lures we're about points lower duTing
the forenoon on renewal OF liquidation.
Raw sugar, quiet; cut loaf, 7c crushed,
SOC: mould A, 6.b5c: cubes, 5.35ci XAN%
powdered. 6.25c powdered, 600; fine
granulated, 61Oc: diamond A, 6.l0c; con-
fectioners' A, &C, No. l. 6.S5c.
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I,IverpooI Grain Marked

LIVERPOOL, July 8.-WHBAT-spot
market, quiet; No. Manitoba, lis 1O1td
No. 8. lis Cd; No. / northern Duluth,
lis sad; No 2 hard winter. lis 6Izd.
.CoRN-Spot market quiet; American
mixed new, SIS Cd.
FLOUR-winter patents. 43s
HoPS-In London Pacific COAST, "a
l5sdf RS 12s
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SC. Joaeph Live stock MARKET.

ST. JOSEPH. July 8.--CATTLB-Re-
ceipts 2SO0 head. Market lower; steers
81 O0@l000; cows and heifers, s45Od9 50
calves, $6.6Odt92h
HOGS-Receipts, 900 head. Market
steady to q shade lower; top. $50. bulk
OF sales. 81. .26dl7 4b'
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000
head. Market strong; lambs $7.ONdSO0
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NJ cood. MarI,et.

NEW YORK, July %.-DRY GOODS-
The cotton goods situation was unsettled
by the cotton shipments today. Todays
goods were in better demand. Raw silk
was firm. New lines Of mems wear,
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Ions IN honds TODAY were
Lnndnn stock Named.

LNDON, July 2.-American securities
on the stock market were not affected
by the note 10 Germany, owing to the
absence of speculation. United States
steel was fairly active, but the other
shares were neglected. The closing was
steady.
STI.VER-Bnr. 22ikd per ounce.
MONEY-46t4i5 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES-Short bills. 5ls per
cent; three months, 5Gi6Is per cent.
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string reaching ss25. with another bunch
none too desirable from n packers stand
point AZ ISIS
The market closed very slow and weak,
the strength and activity OF the early
morning teing pretty well wiped out to-
ward the last
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK. July 26,--METAL,-I,ead
offered $50. Spelter not quoted. Cop
steady: No ] northern. S14. 5Oltl500; No. 2
ti4. 25Si1b. 70; No. / southern, si40O01l4 80;
No 2 Sl3.75al4.2 Tin. dun. t35. 50a86 60
At London: Spot copper. f7l lbs, Sd
electrolytic, fSs, lis. Spot tin. ii6s, los
futures ti59 Antimony. fi25 Lead
f24 los Spelter. f9s. los.
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Chicago Cash Prices-WheAt: No. 2 red.
Corn No. 2 yellow, 79bs6D8lc; others
nominal. Oats No. white, 63067c;
standard, 531ka6sc. Rye: No. 2 S1.02. Bar
ley. 7367Sc. Seeds: Timothy, ~. 5OQ6. 90;
clover, 81. 506I6. %. Provisions: Pork
Ha121f; lard, s7,6507. .721s; ribs, 50 sOOQ9.6O
BUTTER-Market lower; creamery,
2lh62515c.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts. 70 712
cases; at mark. cases included, 14fp171hc
ordinary firsts. 16l4Gl61zc firsts. '17hQ
171kc.
POTATOBS-Market steady: receipts,
So cars: barreled, t1.35d1.4 40.
POULTRY-Alive, market higher,
fowls, lshc.
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hank CIeartnRs.

OMAHA. July @--Bank clearines for
Omaha today were 1851. n. and for
| the corresponding day last year. S5S1.-
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| Terse. frank. timely comment on New York
| stock Exchange invC stment opportunities, In
| THE ODD LOT REVIEW, Pubiished hy Iohp
/ Muir a Co. Send for free sample copits. 81
l broadway. New York city.
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Missouri.
rnsFarmsFarns

ALL sWITHIN one hours automobile
show you the goods; all sizes, all prices,
all terms Selling farms is our speciality.
ORIN s. MERRILL CO.
N F.. Cor. 23d and NJ SITS. South Omaha.
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SUNDAY

The following tab,e SHOWS the receipts
or cattle, hogs ana sheep At lie south
Omaha live stock market for tho year to
date, as compared with last year;
1915 1914 inc.
Cattle ............ 653.a5S 4Si b2t ia. .tS2
Hogs ...,....,,... 1871. 1868 1,5l9,fSe 2T .eSs
Sheep ........,,... 2S9 7tO 23i 65l lOSg
Receipts and disposition OF live stock
at the Union Stock yards. South Omaha,
Tor twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
10, m yesterday
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Apartments. flats. houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rent"
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

WEBSTER sTREET sTAT.oa--FI1-
teenth and Webster.
Chicago, 81. Paul, Minneapolis a
Omaha
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NEW YORK. July B.-MEHCANTll4E
pAPER--3d3h per cent.
aTEIlIING ExCHANGEl--6O -6O-day bills.
"a 7i5O; demand A.76J0; cables. A,1n0.
SIIVER-Bar. T%c; Mexican dollars.
36kfc
BONDS steady;( railroad.
M1NEY--Call. steady; high, , per cent;
low Ia per cent; ruling rate, Ia per
cent. last loan. per cent; closing bid.
"a. per cent: offered at ? per cent. Time
loans, firmer; 90 days, 2lRM2% per cent;
ninety days. 2ssd3 per cent: six months
3i4d3IA per cent
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REAL EsATE-INvEsTNENTs
LUSA

The largest addition ever plated here
Will soon be on sale. %
FOR SALE-or rent: trackage building,
nth and Seward. S6xss. Apply 142l
Gust ST
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Rent rooms quick with a nee Want Ad
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BURLINGTON sTATION-Tenth and
Mason.
BurIingtOn--
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For Sale By Owner

New modern siX-room house on 42d
St. near Farnam; oak floors and finish;
has fireplace, sleeping porch and built
I'm bookcases and cupboards. Must be
sold and will sacrifice. Call Douglas D1O
during business hours.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Large and Prices
Sharply Lower-Sheep and
Lambs Quarter Lower
HOGS STEADY TO TEN LOWER
sn1.rI nMAIIA- Inlv

The following taDio anows the average
price for hogs at the solth OnaSa live
stock market for the last fHw days, with
comparisons
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RECEPTION.

Rev. ". c. Lawson. pastor of the
Monongsh NJ. P. Church. gave an in
forna! reception to his laymen on
Thursday night. Each member brought
with them % cents. which IS to be
used in purchasing an outfit Of dishes
for the church. A sum fully sufficient
to purchase a good set OF dishes waS
received, so we no longer will need 20
depend upon borrowing when a sup
per is held.
The following named persons were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Parish,
Laura Newton. Kate Noon. Elizabeth
Nichols, Memvina Wilson. Mary Pyles.
Eulda Davis. Mrs. George Marley. Mr.,
and Mrs. N. L. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cain. Mary Parish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Koon. Annie Bice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Green. David Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chairman,
Hugh Davis. Mrs. Charles Lee. Shelia
Baker, Mrs. Sue S%atterfeld, Pearl An
derson. Virgil Pyles. Gertrude Pyles,
Genevieve Lee. frankie Lee, Letha
Nixon. Leila Nixon. Mildred Nixon,
Raymond Pyles. Junior Moon, Marga-
ret Nixon, Elsie Bennett. Ethel Will
son. John Wilson. Catherine Davis,
Delbert Anderson, Donley Anderson,
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Confessions of a Wife
ELEANOR FARLow PROVES A COMFORTER.
Copyright. 1915 " Il. z ~

Twas right, little book. it was Elea7-
or Fairlow's voice 7 heard in the CORR,
dor the other day.
She is taking her training at this
hospital and has been in to see ne a
number OF times and strange as it may
seem to you little book, ! have found
that she is more comforting TO ne than
any other person who has called.
Mollie. dear girl. rather tires NE
with the atmosphere OF strenuous life
she brings in.
Eline fills ny heart with envy when
she speaks OF her baby and when she
does not / feel perhaps she doesn't
mention it because she knows it hurts
me.
Mother Waverly tried to console ne
by saying My dear child. you must
remember that God knoweth best
I got so excited over the idea taat
anyone could possibly think a bereS-
cent God would take my baby from
me that the nurse told Mrs. Wayerly
she would have to 80 and they did not
let me see ever Dick for two days
! have not been able to guess. little
book, what they are keeping me here
for because l am physically perfectly
we'll.
But Dr.. Atwater says he wants my
mind to be perfectly at rest before l
so home.
AS if my mind will ever be at rest
until I can no longer imagine what life
might be with my baby.
know I am not very brave and truly
little book. l do not say these things
to anyone but you.
Eleanor Fairlow does not seem to
either pity me or to try in perfectly
obvious ways TO get me away from ny
sad thoughts.
She comes in inobtrusively and tells
me about the other people who are
sick in mind or body and she is very
thoughtful.
Yesterday she intercepted sht at
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Inter
mediate Court Of Marion County. West
Virginia. made and entered on the Sth
day Of May. 1915. in the chancery
cause therein pending in which Nancy
]. Sine was plaintiff and Clark Sine
was defendant, ! will on the 3lst day Of
July. 1915. al ? o'clock p. m, at the
front door Of the courthouse OF Marion
County. offer for sale to the highest
bidder. the Curtesy interest, or life
estate Of Clark Sine. in and to all that
certain parcel Of real estate situate in
the town of Amos. OF Fairview. Marion
County. West Virginia. and bounded
as follows: On the East by Washing.
ton Street; or the North by lands Of
Tost heirs: on the West by lands Of
Yost heirs, and on the South by lands
Of Otis Boor. containing oue.fou-th Of
an acre. except the coal and 10 OF
the oil. together with the usual min
ing rights and privileges.
Terms Of sale. Cash in hand on day
Of sale.
Given under by hand this. the 18th
day OF June. 1915.
E. F. MORGAN.
/. ". S. Black. clerk Of the Inter
mediate Court of Marion County. here.
by certify that bond with security ap-
proved by me as sufficient. and in the
penalty provided by said decree has
been given by said Special Commits.
sioner.
W. S. BLACK.
Clerk Of the Intermediate Court O.!
Marion County. West Virginia.
June 26.July BIOL.
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! the door a nurse who was bringing i,
a new born baby for ne 10 see.
Don't take that baby in Mrs. Wav'
erly's room" I heard her excIain
Don't you know that she is just re,
covering from the shock OF losing her
own child"
But surely the sight Of this rosebud
bit Of humanity will comfort her"
My dear girl" was the quick an
swer. some time you will know that
the sight Of another's JOY in a gift
that your heart is breaking for does
not always bring acute joy"
The little nurse evidently went away
and Eleanor Fair!ow came in to me.
You are looking much brighter this
morning. Margie." she said.
Am l." ! asked listlessly.
Honestly, little book. ! try to take
an interest in life. but I can't. Every
morning when ! wake up my first
thought is: Another long day in which
t o think"
DO you like it here. Eleanor"
asked.
Yes. I like to feel that in some way
I can help those who suffer" she said,
but l have gotten all over that roman,
tic and sentimental feeling I had about
nursing. 1t Is work, hard work-soue,
times work Of the most mental kind.
After ! finish my training / am go.
ing TO try TO get the position Of district
or settlement nurse in some big city"
II am sure that Kitty Malram's hus.
band would be glad to have you"
Does Kitty do any settlement
work." she inquired.
Yes. think so. but you know Kitty
she gets very tired Of the humdrum
existence Of settlement work very Of.
ten aud comes over TO me. By the
way, I wonder II Kitty knows?"
Yes, Margte. she has sent you flow.
ers and messages two or three times
a week"
AS we were talking three magni6.
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Lewis Nixon. Bruce Lawson and Mrs.
Roxanna Lawson.
A very pleasant evening was spent
in eating cake. ice cream and drinking
coffee. all leaving about 1890.
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APPLICATION EoR PARDON.

Notice is hereby given that on or
about the goth day Of July. 1915. an
application will be filed with Z. g.
Pie!sor. Pardon Attorney. Charleston.
West Virginia. for the pardon OF Frank
Cation. convicted Of the crime Of I'M
lawful assault at the May tereul, 1915.
OF the Criminal Court OF Marion coun-
" and sentenced 10 Imprisonment in
the West Virginia p~jenitentiary Tor the
period OF one year.
Signed FRANK CATION.
June 90.July 8.
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FOR REST-Furrtshed room. Call at
State street. Con. phone 743-W.
6.30.tf-Eo. 224
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cent baskets Of flowers were brought
into my room.
How lovely" exclaimed Eleanor
ard she brought them over to me.
Cards on them expressed interest Of
Mrs. Selwin, Eilieue and jim Edie.
viii you take Jim's and Eilieue's
baskets into the maternity wards,
Eleanor" l asked just as Dick came
in.
She picked them up hurriedly and
was out Of the door before Dick had
gotten over TO my bed.
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Il always buy an expensive gown
when I want to save money" so the
Wise Woman whom ! met in Nine.
ALA Ripley's studio told NE. and to
prove that her system Of economy isn't
as upside down" as it sounds she
showed me a handsome. and a rather
expensive black silk gown which she'll
wear because she must save money"
You see" she explained, TIE gown
is elegant enough for afternoon call
ing. yet its so simple l can wear i at
any time on the street. This V-shape
organdie collar with the high back Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

APPEICN IUN FUH FNHUON.
Notice is hereby given that on or
about the Goth day of July, 1915. an
application will be fled with E G..
Pierson. Pardon Attorney. Charleston.
West Virginia. for the pardon Of Mat
teo Bregaati. convisted Of the criDe Of
unlawful assault at the May term.
1915. Of the Criminal Court Of Marion
county and sentenced to imprisonment
in the West Virginia peritent!aFy for
the period Of Il year.
Signed MATTEo 5REGANTI,
Iune 20.JulY 5.
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Boys Corn Club
To b In Parade

One OF the unique features OF the
great independence Day parade TO be
held IN Fairview next Monday will be
the marching in the line OF the Paw
Paw District Boys Corn Club.
The boys will be under the leader
ship Of District Club Supervisor OH
yer Shurt3ef:. and the entire member.
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F11RN1sEEn ROOMS


FOR REET-Furnished rooms with or
without light Housekeeping. Mrs.
Robertson, corner Monroe and High
streets. 7-24-tf
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removable and I can work no end Of
variations with it. so With \ perfect
" made gown I'll be better dressed
this summer than ! would be if ! halt
a dozen cheap gowns in my wardrobe"
The gown. which l promptly sketch.
ed for the benefit OF the West Virgin.
ian readers-is made OF Amourette
silk: the short coat shows the natural
waist line. and OF course it has pockets.
The long tight sleeves are the latest
word in fashion. The bottom OF the
skirt is featherboned and weighted so
as to gain the effect OF wide swinging
folds.
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FOR REET-A nicely furnished room
close IN. Inquire Mountain City
Drug co. 7-2-2t.No. 227
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The baby loves to play with
my hair"
But you don't trust him with It
when you are out, do YOU"
II is for this reason that two women
now glare at each other when they
meet in public!
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Mss YeleDa Lc.-2ich. who came to
the United States from Serbia to raise
funds and supplies for relief work in
her native land-where thousands are
suffering from lack Of clothing. agricul.
tural implements and money TO buy
seed for crops.