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the man-beast to find forever his allot- ted place Fly as they would, the fugitives were too slow to escape from the active savages, and from every side in the tangled woods we heard the exultant yells, the twanging of bows and the crash and thud ape men were brought down from their hiding places in the trees.
 I was following the others when I found that Lord John and Challenger had come across to join us.
 Its over,'' said Lord John. "I think we can leave the tidying up to them. Perhaps the less we see of it the bet ter we shall sleep.'
 Challenger's eyes were shining with the lust of slaughter
 It needed 8 robust faith in the end to justify such tragic means. As we advanced together through the woods we found the ape men lying thick, transfxed with spears or arrows. Here and there a little group of shattered Indians marked where one of the an-
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thing Upon Which They Fell.
 thropoids had turzcd to bay and sold his life dearly. Always in front of us showed the direction of the pursuit. The ape men had been driven back to their city, they had made a last stand there, once again they had been broken, and now we were in time to see the final fearful scene of all. Some eighty or hundred males, the last survivors, had been driven across that same little clearing which led to the edge of the cliff, the scene of our own exploit two days before. AS we arrived the In. dians a semicircle of spearmen, had closed in on them, and in a minute it was over. Thirty or forty died where they stood. The others, screaming and clawing, were thrust over the precipice and went hurting down, as their pris- onerS had of old, on to the sharp bam- boos 600 feet below. It was as Chal- lenger had said, and the reign of man was assured forever in Maple White Land. The males were externinated, Ape Town was destroyed, the females and young were driven away to live in bondage, and the long rivalry of un- told centuries had reached its bloody end
 For us the victory brought much ad- vantage. Once again we were able to visit our camp and get at our stores. Once more also we were able to com Ipunicate with Zambo, who haH been terrified by the spectacle from afar of an avalanche of apes falling from the edge of the cliff.
 'tCome away, Massas; come away!" he cried, his eyes starting from his head. 'tThe debbil get you sure if you stay up thereT'
 t'Iti is the voice of sanity said Sum merlee, with conviction. We have had adventures enough, and they are neither suitable to our character or Challenger. From now onward you devote your energies to getting us out of this horrible country and back once more to civilization
 We had returned across the plateau with our allies two days after the bat tie and made our camp at the foot of their cliffs. They would have us share their caves with them, but Lord John would by no means consent to it, con- Eidering that to do so would put us in their power if they were treacherously disposed. We kept our independence, therefore, and had our weapons ready for any emergency while preserving the most friendly relations. We also continually visited their caves, which were most remarkable places, though whether made by man or by nature we have never been able to determine. They were all on the one stratum, hol- lowed out of some soft rock which lay between the volcanic basa1t forming the ruddy cliffs above them and the hard granite which formed their base.
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CHAPTER xxx.

Attacked /by FrishtfuI Monsters. W T was on the third day after our
 forming our camp near the In
 dian caves that a tragedy occur
 red. Challenger and Summerlee had gone off together that day to the lake, where some of the natives un- der their direction were engaged in harpooning specimens of the great lizards. Lord John and had remain ed in our camp, while a number of the Indians were scattered about upon the grassy slope in front of the caves en- gagged in different ways. Suddenly there was 8 shril1 cry of alarm, with the word "Stoa!'' resounding from hundred tongues. From every side men, women and children were rush ing wildly for shelter, swarming up the staircases and into the caves in mad stampede.
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GREATEST BARGAIN in the city in Real Estate, $S,O0o cash buys 30 room ffreproof brick apartment house with all modern improve nents. Has baths and is located in very desirable section. Can be used as small hotel or for separate apartments. Price very reasonable if bought within a few days. Must be- seen to be appreciated. Phone, write or call, l.. Weiss, 1438 Main St., Phone 2743-3.
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The Aero Club of America has pledged itself to raise $5,000 for the purchase of an aeropIane for the New Mexico National Guard if the Guard will raise S2,50O.
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Fred Terry, the noted actor, suffer ed a relapse in London after an opera ton for appendicitis.
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SIDEWALKS

TAR AND CEMENT SIDEWALKS and roofing, blue stone and cement curbs, sand and gravel. Estimates cheerful1y given. Thomas Broderick ccntra ctor- Phone 7139, 1895 North Ave.
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Physical Treatment

LOUIS F. NUTTING, physical treat ments by heat, electricity or mani pElation. Rooms 3O9-31O, City Savings Bank, 952 Main street. Off, flee hours: week days g a. m. to 5 D. R &tf
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Upholsterers

WYE WILL COVER and furnish an material for piece parlor suit. guarantee all workmanship as first class. ten patterns to select from for SIP to $15. Sca..J Bros, 40E State street.
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MARRIED MAN would like position on farm; understands repairing and driving any auto car; not afraid of work. Josef Gonmer, 562 Putnam Street.
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TO RENT-store with or without living rooms. Tel. 7139.
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WANTED POSITION as violinIst, will also take a few violin pupils. Dan Tel Callett, 483 Arctic St., Bridge port. s 2s 6o
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Positions Wanted

WANTED-Position on farm with
 house rent by married man. Ad- dress T. J. Rabideau, General De- livery, City. R se
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TODAY'S WANTS

WANTED-Position as chauffeur. Can do own repairing. Best of refer ence. Write or call, 342 East Broad way, Silver Beach, Milford.
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Stoves Repaired

STOVES REPAIRED, all kinds SUD- plies, all makes, pipes, grates, bricks, etc. Charges reasonable. 1715 Main St. Phone 23494.
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Merchants Exchange

RUBBER STAMPS made by us are reliable. we carry a complete line of stamps. supplies, ink pads, dat CTS, rubber type, etc. The Schwerd- tie Stamp Co.. Al Cannon St.
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Inventors

A YOUNG MAN of good habits would like a position around some busi- ness house. Address w. J. Smith, 116 Wall Street.
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Foot Specialist
Safes
To Rent

TO RENT-s rooms. Tel 7139.
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ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER
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unpaid balance on piano account. Answer w. D., this office.
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Off to Meet Strange Foo.
 M T earliest dawn our camp was N astir, and an hour later we had A started upon our memorable
 expeditiou Often in my fIre.a ms
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EGGS-S. c. Buff Or pingtons from the worlds best strain, Owen Farm stock, $2.5o per IS; s. e. White Leghorns, Barron strain, $1.O0 per 15. Ho1lister Heights Poultry Yard, Thompson St., Box 2O3, Stratford.
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5EWELRY
Furniture

DAMAGE IS ABOUT ALI fire can do to your property. Insurance cost ing 1-2c day protects you. All the particulars at D. B. Boothe 6 Co.,, Conn. Bank Building.
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Order of Pubncatior.

The State OF West Virginia. Ohio coun-
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia. March Rules, 1916.
Nellie Mehenry Leonard In chancery'
Edward Leonard. Divorce.
The object OF this suit is To obtain n
decree OF divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony.
And IL appearing from an affidavit
filed In said cause at these Rules, that
the defendant. Edward Leonard. is not
a resident OF the Stale OF W est Virginia.
and he not having been served with pro-
cess in said suit. on motion OF the plain
tiff by counsel, 1his orocr OF publication
Is entered against him. and AZ IL ordered
that the said defendant. above named.
be- and he is requires 20 appear within
one month after the date OF the first
publication of this order and do wha, Is
necessary TO protect his interests. Ii =
further ordered that this order be pub
lished and posted as required by law.
witness. John l.. kinghorn. Clerk Of
our said Court. at the Court House of
said County, this Sth day OF March. 1916
TO wit: March Rules. 1916.
JOHN l.. kINGHORN. Clerk.
Published the first time March iith.
Attest.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN. Clerk.
LEO \. COLEMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The State of West Virginia.
To the sheriff OF ONO County. Greet
we command YOU that you summon
Edward Leonard N he be found in your
bailiwick. To appear at the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court OF ohio County mt
Rules to be held Tor the said Court, on
the first Monday In February. 1916, TO
answer bill in Chanc-ry exhibited
against him in the said Court by Nellie
McHenry Leonard ana have then there
this writ
Witness. John l.. Kingdom. Clerk Of
our said Court at the Court House Of
said County. In the Ci:y OF Wheeling.
the eth day OF February. 1916. and IN
the 53rd year of the STATE OF West vir-
ginia.
JOHN l.. kINGHORN, Clerk
Ohio County Circuit Court.
February Rules. 1916.
Nellie McEenry Leonard vs.. Edward
Leonard. Summons in Chancery.
Leo A Coleman. =. q.
The within named Edward Leonard Is
no inhsbitant OF my bailiw.ch nor found
therein this 18th day Of February. 1916.
w. 4. GREEN ID. s.
For A. 4. Sweeney :. %. c.
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BAnNDsvrLLE cHUncHEs

First Methodist Episcopat church
ttyIner hufcn street and broadway.
hArnesvillc, %. Price Alexander $50
IN. u. minister. one thousand Worship
pers are confidently expected az the
great Go 20 Church sunday servlces
Ihe ministers morning theme will ~
intenfitf The Price Of victory in
Inc evening. Tho Devils Worksbop :
rms sunday viii inauRurate the four
"eekS special Leuten revival services
NE VIII be 4 Red Letter Bav FOR the
Bible school. Mr. %. n Wheafon orrt-
Gers. teachers and all scholars are ntff.
TN IN their best ticks 70 make 10 So
The bpWorth League will have a ereaf
.erLice ~ O'Clock In the chapel Mrs.
'. y. murphy will lead and dozens ~
orRble one.
DR.. Charles Newton Church. district
Superintendent. will give the first five
Introductory sermons OF this sn.~t.I
senten series. Afternoon services In
nc chapei led BY prominent laymen
Monday evening. following the Ionten
service. DR.. Church will preside al the
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LEGAL NOTICE

ordsr Of Yubiiestaoa-
The State OF West Virginia. Ohio Coua-
In The Circuit, Court of Ohio County.
West virginia. March Rules. 1916
'''' Plaintiff
J. v. Thompson. ]. II.
Barnes. Defendants.
The object OF the above entitled sutt
IL to recover from the defendants. j. ".
Thompson and J. X. Barnes In the above
entitled chaucery cause the amount due
upon a certain note OF The said j. v:
by said J. v. Thompson and J. II. Barnes
10 :. W. Shrader. ON the 18th day of
October. 1914. for the sum OF 100000.
interest from date at CO. and assigned
by said 3. w. Shrsder to said X. r.. Tai
bott. which said note is due and unpaid.
amounts. as of the sth day. OF February.
1915. including principal and interest. tn
the sum OF sio.7s0.oo.
And the further object and purpose
OF this suit is TO attach both real and
personal. Of the said defendants. or
either OF them. found In the state Of
Tor the payment of the said sum OF sie.-
10000. with interest thereon until paid.
and the costs Of this suit. and the FUR
Their object OF this suit IL Tor such FUR
plaintiff may be entitled TO receive.
And IL appearing from an affidasl ~
filed In said cause al these Rules. that
the defendants. }. v. Thompson and j.
II. Barnes are not residents OF the State
OF West Virginia. and they not having
been served with process I'm said suit. on
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel. this
order of publication is entered against
them. and IL Il ordered that the said
defendants. above named. be and they
are required to appear within one month
after the date of the first publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to
protect their interests. Ii is farther
ordered that this orcer be published and
posted as required by law.
Witness, John l.. Kinghorn. Clerk OF
our said Court. at the Court House of
said County. this sth day OF March. 1916.
to-wit: March Rules. 1916.
JOHN l.. hINGHORN. Clerk.
Published the first time March ii.h.
Attest.
JOHN L. KINGHoRN. Clerk
VIM. T. GEORGE.
II. J. WILCOX.
Plaintiffs Counsel.
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coLoRED cHuncrrs

Nayman a. NJ. =. church. Rev. W. o.
Davis. minister-io:fs a. m. sermon.
ll'l5 .. M. class meeting: 2so u. m
Sunday school. The Great Muitituae .
Rev. 1911. supt. W. j. Wood. J n
Harris 7l5 D. m. A. C. y. League
Great Home Missionaries. Luke tor-
20 John ". Harris. president: Dr. W a.
Davis viii preach A. each service. Rally
cards are out
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TO RETURN TODAY
Sergeant Walter WORKS 10 In Chicago
After Sophia Miehsels, Who 10
Charged With Grand Larceny.

Sergeant Walter Worls. OF the city
police department. IL In Chicago ar
ter Sophia Michaels. wanted here for
grand larceny. and will return today.
The girls arrest was effected follow
ing information furnished the Chicago
police by the local department. She
was employed in the George r. Stifel
store.
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BENwooD CHURCHES.

- Matthews Lutheran church. az
water street. Bcnwood. ". Va. George
.. hetn, pastor. Ihird SUNDAY in Lent
or oculi 800 a. m, sunday school and
hinle class. 10 80 a. m. Divine services
~ the English language. 7:fs % m
Enshsh vcsper services with sermon
approximate for the Passion Season.
MONDAY AZ y. m. catcchetical inst rue
ton. Wednesday at Z D. m. catechetical
iustruction. Friday al .. VA. choir re-
hearsal. Saturday az n m. catecheticaI
instruction
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

St Andrews church, 'rhirty-seventh
and Eon streets. J. Logan Fish. rector
-There VIII be services i'm 81. Andrews
church tomorrow. the third Sunday in
Lent; celebration OF Holy Communion
at a. M; morning prayer and sermon
AT II O'Clock: evening prayer and ser
kinson. missioner. will have charge of
all these services. Sunday school at 2
O'Clock IN the afternoon. Lenten serv-
ice on Tuesday and Friday evenings
Al 40
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MomEcHEr czunc4rs.

christian church, corner Fourth and
Logan streets. McMechen. &. W FuI-
Bible school 1000 a. m F.ari freeman
suprrintendent-Mor worship. ~ .Oa
O'Clock; Christian Endeavor. $40 d. m. .
evening worship. 1880 o'clock. prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. Iadtes a "A
VIII meet all day Thursday in the par
Tors o. the church and lufch will b.
served al noon. 10 which all the ladies'
who are Interested. are invited f-bof,
rehearsal Friday evening
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice to Manufacturers, JobLsrs, Mer-
chants ana Otner Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
tho state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bid daily
at its Office at Charleston. West virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
Incnt of which Is vested in said board.
Contracts will he awarded TO the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and Other
things being equal West Virginia deal
erS will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Ja-1-tf Charleston. West Virginia.
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srrDerYoIr czuRczEs.

81 I.auTs EV. Lutheran church. BridEe-
tor-Third Sunday In Lent: Oculi ~
S.a0 a. m. sunday school and Bible
class: at 1915 a. m. divine services in
the German language. at 1880 u. m
English evening services. Wednesday
evening 81 T;3O. Lenten services IN the
German language. Immediately afr the
service the sunday school teachers train
Ing class will meet
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trail high school. place OF meeting. Rev.
Ralph 4. Harshmen. pastor. March 20
third Sunday In Lent. Divine worship
with sermon by the pastor at 1880 y. VA.
sunday school at 2:3o y. IN. Mid-weck
Lenten service will be on next Tuesday
at 1880 p. m. instead OF Thursday. All
are welcome
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First Christian Church. Rev " IL
Fields pastor. Services sunday March
zsth a. follows. Bible school 40 a. M
Preaching n0.15. st.otect Seeing the
Invisible. Communion 10 Is. " ~ = q
p. societies 8 80. Evening service . 40.
subject The race that g. set before u =
Midweek Prayer service on "wednesday
evening a. f.t5 10 which all the mem
bers are urged 20 he present Tho IA
dies Aid society meets on Thursday
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sPIRIrUALrSr.

The First Spiritualist church will hold
services in the odd Fellows hall sum
Gay. March 20. at 1880 u. m. Lecture
followed with spirit messages Rev. O.
w. Way, pastor and psychic. The chill
drs ms progressive lyceum will be held in
the lyccum building. at the corner OF
Maryland avenue and North Broadway
Island, at 1880 "a. M, Webster Spencer
conductor. All are welcome
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RIFLE sPIRIruArrsrs

Services in the Bible spirituaIist
church. bridgeport. on next Sunday eve
ning at 1880 o'clock; subject "A Dying
ued. A silver Offering at the door. Tests
given from the other side OF life by the
Rev. Ella Thomas
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUY oil stock In producirt 1870
Special low price Tor NV .
paign put down rs wells C0ng T."
% producing wells Paid Two e..-s.'
Write free information. hnH.t 80
OF Co, iiOf Colcord Bldg ...s.r
Okla.
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wAETED-Male or Female

WANrBD-f2.0 900 men and
u. n government position.
$4,000 month. Common el.
ficient Write Immediate
Of positions now obtainan.'
institute. Dept f6f -. fncl. rs
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Second United Presbyterian church.
corner Fourteenth and chapline streets
Preaching services at 10:45 a nm. and
1880 D. m. my student from Allegheny
seminary. Pittsburgh. Pa Sabbath
school at $3.50 a m: young peoples
meeting at M: mid-week service
Wednesday at a:t5 ID. m.
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St Paufs Evangelical Church. 3sth
ana WOOD streets. August G. Rasche.
Iastor Serman services at 1890 am.
subject: Der Won Jcsu verweigerte
Irunk, English ser ices at 7:30 y. rn..
subject; The Worlds Bible" Mems
Bible class meets SUNDAY morning al
$50 a m: sunday Bible school at 2 !.
m. Evangelical Leagues devotional
service Mednc sday light at 1880. sub
Ject christ In the Garden" Church
CoNncu meets Wednesday after ser
vices: kaffee-visite Thursday afternoon
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first United Presbyterian church.
Chapline street. one door north OF post
office. Charles n. Robinson. ID D.. pas
tor-Public worship at 1O;f5 a. m. and
1880 y. m. The pastor will conduct both
services Sacrament of infant baptism
at the morning service. Bible school at
$3.50 n m. Mid-wcek prayer service on
"Wednesday evening at 7:f6.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

second quarterly conference p.r.-..
from all First church arffvftic. foh'' -
Dur sloEan-"An together for a ereat
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shooting has become a popular
sport In China. and the clay pigeon
cluDs haev large Memberships.
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second Presbyterian church. TWEEN
tieth and Market streets. Thomas Grier
k0ontx. -. D., pastor. Dr. kooutz will
preach a. follows. Morning sermon .
The Place Of Fear IN Religion" Even
ing sermon. The Message OF James 90
4 musical program will b. given
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First Prcshy terrain church. 1891 Chap
line street, Claude Porter Terry, hin
worship 1895. Young Pe0r les Meeting
30 p. m. Evening worship 1,30. Spe-
clal "Wednesday evening service 30.
and you will enjoy this service
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OUT THE PIKE cHuECHEs.
Sermon to Young Woman

Rev. :. u. Hart. pastor OF the First
NJ. +. church. Elm Grove. will deliver a
special sermon to young women on sun
day evening. at 1880. Other services
during the day will he as follows: sun
day school at 9:f5 n. m: preaching at
II O'Clock by the pastor. subject IT q
Call for Men; class meeting and ju nior
league at 1880 y. m: Epworth League
service at o'clock: preaching at 1880
by the pastor. subject THE Young Wom-
en- in our Midst IT,
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Unitarian church. For street. north of
twelfth. Rev. J. a. G. Fagginger-Auer,
minister: Sunday school IO:45 a M
service lO;f5 a m. topic. The American
Unitarian Association" The contribu-
lion Tor the \. L. n. will he taken up.
biDie class attcr service. Evening ser
vice y. IN. Sixth lecture ON the -T-s
OF Jesus. the Last supper His Deatn
and His Resurrection"
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Island Christian Churcnt. 50 Zane
street. II. r. Carman. minister. A. r.
Forni. :. :. Supt. We invite the public
to worship at the ISLAND Church on
Lords Day. March 18th Bible school
at $3.50 sharp. Morni..- --rN, roe az tv.s3.
6, +, society AZ $50: Evening service
at 1880. The baltimore Lodge Knights
OF fythias will attend the evening ser
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YnEanYrERIAu

Inc IhIrd IresbYtfrInn CEuTCn- Thru
ty-eighth and Jacob streets. j. r. Lev
enbcrger. pastor-Thc services FOR "a D.
bath. March 26th. are a. follows. Mems
Bible class. a. $50 a. m. communion
service. At 1890 a m. sabbath school.
~ 2:00 o. m: Junior Christian Endcavor.
at e:fb y. m. preaching az 1910 d. m
The Song Of the Lord"
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rARMS-Fo or Sale.

ron BALB-Fine farm OF go acres
good 10 room brick house. room Ten
nant house. barns. graineries. corn crios.
wagon sheds, good fences, good water
ground and fine bearing orchard three
miles to county seat. and one mile 10 car
line Good markets. and as gooo harn,
as there Is in the county. Will sell al
stock and farm implements with farm u
wanted. Possession given April irst.
For further particulars ADDRESS Joh'
West. Route NO. !, BOX III WeIis1u,s
W. Va III !.