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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-03-22

The members Of the Grand Jury, who have
completed their work IN the remarkably short
space Of three working days, are to be congratu-
lated upon this record and are entitled to the
appreciation Of all taxpayers for the saving which
will result from the dispatch with which they so
efficiently performed their duty.
To Mr.. Charles Sterrett Grason, foreman, is
due large share Of the credit, because his I'M
firing efforts and wide knowledge of the conduct
Of this important position are responsible, in a
great measure, for the accomplishment Of the
vast amount Of work performed in SO short a
time
In dischargng the jury the Court commended
them upon their splendid record and assured
them that they would receive the plaudits Of
every taxpayer and good citizen Of the county.
- is matter d transferable pride to those
Who y .:1 ~ county that so few serious
is the condition here to that Of places where the
wave Of ''better than thou is being daily
preached and the community kept in continual
ferment over the little molehill ofenses that are
magni6ed by several self-constituted "reformers.
Despite the incredibly short period in which
the work of the Grand Jury has been accom-
plshed, not single condition affecting the pub
lie interest escaped the vigilance Of the inqusi-
tors.
With the high costs Of living ever mounting
higher it is with keen appreciation that the tax
payers should commend the economy and eff
cheney shown by the members that worked so
arduousl y to keep the burden Of expenses with
in economical bound and at the same time sacri-
feed nothing in the line Of their duty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-03-22
Assignee's Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate
Near Chaptico.

BY virtue of the power Of sale con.
tained In O mortgage from George w
and Annie G.. Cutshall, dated July ~,
1915, and recorded Ia Liber u y. A.
No. ID, at folio 100, one OF the Land
Record Books OF ST, Mary's County,
Maryland, duly assigned 10 the under.
signed Assignee, default having been
made In the payment OF the debt Sc
cured by tho aforesaid mortgage, the
undersigned Assignee will sell at pub
JIG auction on the premises hereinafter
described, on the
18th DAY OF MARCH. 1917.
at one O'Clock p. m, all the real estate
and premises described In said mort
gage, located In the Fourth Election
District Of said county, containing
1873 Acres d Land, More or Less.
and being about AZ miles from Chap
tIco, more fully described in deed
dated January rs, 1879 from Robert
Gray and wife to James j. Cough. al.
so . contiguous tract containing
4 Acres oil Land, More or Less.
described In the aforesaid deed; also q
piece of land contiguous TO the last
particularly described IN deed dated
January 30, 1880 and recorded In LII
Der J. F. F. No. 4 at folio l44, from
John H. WEIGH, ct. al, to the said
James j. Cough, containing
2 48-l00 Acres Of Land, More or Less
reference to said conveyances is here
by made for full description OF said
property.
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash
on the ratification OF the sale by the
Court, one-third in one year and one
third in two years; 500 deposit requir-
ed at the time of sale, deferred pay
ments TO bear interest at 9 per cent
from tho day Of sale and be secured TO
the satisfaction of the undersigned;
conveyancing Ut the cost of the pur-
chaser,
r. HOWARD DUCKETT,
Assignee.
Gil F st. N, w, Washington, D. Q.
3-1-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-03-22
For County Commissions

Mr.. Editor: Please announce Mr..
ALExANDE KENNEDY as a desirable
candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for County Commissioner In
the coming primaries, and say that he
will be warmly supported by the lower
section of the county
3-22-te-p. X.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-03-22

When to Taks chamberiain's Tablets.
When you feel dull and stupid after
eating.
When constipated or bilious,
When you have q sick headache
When you have a sour stomach.
When you belch after eating.
When you have indigestion.
When nervous or despondent.
When you have no relish for your
meals.
When your liver Is torpid.
Obfainable everywhere. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-03-22

Having direct with of the largest and
reliable Pulp Wood mills in the United States are in
position offer several options for all kinds Of Pulp
Woods Highest cash prices being paid fair and square
and entire satisfaction guaranteed We
in the market for all kinds Of PulpWood the stump
and will pay the very highest cash prices for your Pulp
Wood delivered shore railroad, delivered the
mills. Spot Cash, waiting, trouble. For your own
benefit, you can't afford to miss giving chance buy
your wood.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-03-22
For State Senate.

II Is the unanimous wish and earnest
desire OF the people of the First Flee
tion District and also Of the other
lower districts that Mr.. CHARLES s.
GRAsoN should be the candidate for
Senate at the coming election. We
therefore name him as such candidate,
subject TO the Democratic primaries.
Spite. %.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-03-22
o420
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
National Bank Of Mechanicsyille
At Mechanesvie In the State of Maryland at the Close
of Business March s, 1917.


RESOURCES.
discounts Except s70lGe9
Total loans ..........-... 7olOLos
U. s. BONDS
U. s. bonds deposited circulation
0. ............. 2o2ooo
BONDS,
Securities other than u s. bonds includ
stocks) owned unpledged 100000
Total bonds securities, etc .............. 4o0O6oo
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank go cent OF
o banking Of unencumbered 49,. 10000
Equity n banking .,........ 10000
Furniture and fixtures. ....... .......... 2305e
...-'....... lsee72 ls972
Net due from banks bankers (other
included in o ................,
Outside checks other cash l124q
Fractional currency nickes and l772j &91s
Bank. 4. !. ..."...9...e S5s4o
from o. s. Treasurer :. s,...4e.'..e lo3Oo
Total.................... $4,000. n4a7oa4o
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in. 100000
Surplus fund. 100000
expenses interest, 20354 446
Circulating notes outstanding. ...,.. 2o2enoo
Individual deposits subject ........ 4oo27@
Cashiers checks outstanding ............
Total demand deposits, Items 49, a. IS, &c.
Time deposits payable after 30 days, or subject
O tme deposits ems Al, AZ and 4s. s5eS27W
Total. ..........:...s .s....s...... sl4s,7oO4o
Of Maryland, County 0 Charles,
M Anderson Cashier OF the solemnly
that the above statement true TO the best knowledge and belief
II. M. ANDERSON Cashier
this 18th March,
r. STANLEY HARRISON, Notary Public
ZACH r. MORGAN
]. WILSON ADAMS,
EUGENE TItCE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

5trr galeHtin 6urit EN- bes
funnter giirger pon Gorrbpile, III ssz
tern feinsr Satin, s5rau WtarD 9urft,
geb. Berger, i'm Sooe nd6gefolgi. Die
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fiubei am i5reitog Wiorgen bonn geifat=
lungs Z Gtnbiiiiemsnt bon 5oiepb
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ipsitsn areiftn bic auube bon benz ses
fern srfolgien 2tbleben BON Srdu
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i'm adufe Der sSdhre Durd ibrs Gsrs
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ipiirbisisit 5u sripsrben seipuBt ba.ts.
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aus itatt, ,poraui I'M nsun llbr IN
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Gsquism 5pdamt eelsbrirt iDsroen
ipiro.
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5riibmeHe
Son MN an am SouHtas Yiorsen nm
gisrtsl HadD jiuei llbr in Der
ct. SuSwiss airdr.

s5n bsr ct. 2ubpiss air9s, an Der
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peroen iDiro.
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er5biidof Woslisr seitsrH sensbmigts,
rirb in erfter ainis fir bic 2lngeiteas
ten Der @orsenSeitunsen itattfinhsn,
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rem @roBitdbten btrstts ieit siniger
set Der Jaq sepeien.
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5riibHeiie seiidert gu baben, gebiibrt
benz Sdriftieber Sarrp 6. Diliams,
Der aud UliislieS bss ROripoob @ounp
eli Der Columbus Rittsr 1T.
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aIeine YoliseisNa drid)ten

- Ben Qepin, BON go. 706 Ri4s
mono Strabe, melbete aeftern Der pos
lis.i, bob aus iein.r Wobnung nit=
teIlt ginbruhsbiebitnbIs Sdmudid.
den i'm Dsrib bon SO seftOblen ipurs
ben.
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rensef9dfi I'M 6aui. go. 312 Weit
Gedits Strobe itati.te In Der Raat
bonn Montas gum Dieuifas Elm gins
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purbf er an Der ausuita nnb Smitb
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bic sr gut an Iib psritsds batts, iiber'
fabtT.
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fern Der goli3ei, bab ibr i'm 6nupts
quarter bes Rotben areu3ss on gile
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ipurhe.
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bon 60. 61o Wain Strabs ipuroe sss
fern i'm @iiisrbabnbof Der Sibbabn
bon isinem qrbeitstollesen 4lbert
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70 b0s perprisslt, baB sr nod 'em
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muEis, I'm bort SuIammsnssfIidt gu
rpsrben. 5areourt puroe in 5alt &c,
nommeri.
- 9lIs permiBt ipurbe geitern Der
goIi,ei 0ie is Sabre alie Safhsrtne
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aslnslSet. Dos Ndb4en sing seitsru
8ormittag BON 5u Saufs init Der Ses
mertung ipes, Iie piiroe iia siIen
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ben 2ebeusmiiteIprsiie ssnuu 8ei9cib
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linen giaiirrneiier nod siuei pfunb
3udsr fotDh Elm gfunb Grabdm
Graders mitgeben.
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prin5ipol u. 3. WleGreD pom
ber %. Diitritts sS6uls, fsisrte geitsrn
lsfnsn 20. geburtstna iinb gsIss.nts
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bes Sdulratbs fattfano. ftntt.tsa
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gem esibsn i'm gh=iit foipitnl gsitors
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ismber auf arnnisnnr!aub. 6rl.
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cine GhtDeiter bss psriiobeneu ReAtss
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Der Woobporb 5ohfdyuls unb felt
gsjteben Der Dalnut 6iIls So9I9uIs
an bitIsr unb Sipar unisrriHtsts re IN
teibsu Gprofsn. sic mar ni9t BLOB
zine feinssbilbste. fOnbtrn auh cine
hsr3enssute Dame; @orbiIb unb Gr-
siebrin Der Sussnb i'm i9SnItsn
siuus bts @oriss. Die R1bli9s Ollie
pirb nm 9onntrfns Rn3mitiae 2
il1s tn Rssma.arium siasedi@rt
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4us Dem olten @ten. =
Inter ben Sborbpgen oes 1911 neu
auferbauten Rptbeu 5burmes 5u
Wien bing in friibersn 8eiteH etHs
tpirtIi9e, Ipdtsr aber cine aus Sol5
nacbgebtIbete Sptdieite, neben peIt)er
der folsenos anitt slperie an Der Banb
gel9risben itanoeu.:
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unD fc9Idst,
llno i'm nit iOl9er taIten Sdugen
s'pGdt (tpdIdD,
Der ion ben Baden iafen benten,
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Ten.
@elfer toHlmt ourd oide porten,
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Sber er mo9t ibm ielbit llHratb:
Dab ibn sipeen &us9te gum Ribtsr
ipeiien
llno i5lagen tim in Stod unb @iieu.-
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Stnbtrat6 babe eiuitmaIs oteie Sped
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rem iputeren ShuitermsiIter i'm De
fiible ieiner RdnHespiiroe elm pIOsIis
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auf Der Better, I'm ole Spedieite bera
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ii6, ities ipisber berG6, um crit ieIusn
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narum er nies tbue2 antDortete er
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mid arg uusi6eltsn, Deun ih elneu
ssdtfled in bos &leio brG4te!" nno
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rem 3ufahrt pseen obgebrO9en lDur'
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9eutidjer eitrrariid,sr Stub.

Sn Der bsutissn 8erfammIiing TT
Serr ernif IRON Der 9ortrassnb. unD
isin 1nregenbes. CUR Debate ermuns
isrnSsg Sbemn Iautet: .e5obriiatipn
ps. Aderbau1. Onmit bic Sq&e Mint
sar su iriibieIig srnft IN. gi6t g a.s
8eilase nod cine 5umorsste.
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SnDtn biz sftnsr|inidiBnnstn
In btr ctaot Gintinnati
erb5bt.
Sablrsidle 9'eidauerbeH sesen iiber.
mdhis bObe Ginid,dtHmsen bereits
mnter6rsitst.
iIno iuerben BON Der yiepiiiOns. &c.
bSros eiiisebemb nHierindJt
peroen.

Iie Sediperotn bon Sieuer5dblern
gessH Die wGbreno ots lebitn Soms
Hlsrs rOlstnommensn einiddBunseH
ittss 6runceigenfbums, mel9e in ben
lsBien 3neeH in GROCER 9lnSubl einses
Iaufen fno. Dernnlabisn bic Rsois
lIons zgtEoroe seiiern cine SpSialz
libuHa otjubaitsn, in tpeidxr beIhlciz
len ipurot, ole ioId,e gsi6petotn elm
gsteno 5u unteriufen unb iusnn be-
grinoei. bic berlan9ten Rebuitioneu
~ getudbrtn. 5euts ifon iperoen ab=
ifdber Der get0rbe bainit beginner,
Die in Den 9eIfpDerosn angsfiibrten
@runoitiids su bsii6tisen unO bon ibs
rsn YsriGttn an bic 8eb0rbe bdnst
ss ab, OF Rsbutiionsn itattbaft iinb
obsr nidJt.
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glaoitor gednaH asittrn bic Grtl6s
runa al. bab. obrpobl bic sSriit fir bic
YesnbluHa Der Steuern nit oem 15.
sSanuar 1918 ablduft, gsffiperbsn
aesen 3u bcbs einiddbune BIS gum
20. SaHunr 1913 unt.rbreitet uno bic
Steusrn, tpenn n6ibig, uni.r groteIt
beiablt fperben t6nneH, 10 bab, falls
bi. Reriiionsbeborbe bic beunitanbes
ten etnf9dbunsen. rebuSirsn ioIte,
bic auoiel 6esablien Steusrn 5uriidz
Dsrsiitei trerbsn t0nnen.
1es Weitsrsn mo9te 6err 9enman
auf ois 5batic6e aufnsrtiam, pdb
bem g,iebe aufolss alles Grinbeigens
t5lm 5u Isinsm pollen Wertbe uno
nift ipis friiber su MIR COTS pros
isnt ieines tbatIG6li9eu Wertbes Gins
gsit,ibi Derben muB. bab aber bieie
Rensrung pisIeu Stsusr3dblsrH, Die
ii6 iebt b.idtpersn, ni4t betaHHt gu
iein fdleins.
Ginsr. Don b.m fs2tubitor
isrant We4ant ssitsrn f.rtis ssitsas
ten 3uiammenitenung sufOIss iinb be
Sieuereiniddbung,n i'm 9srsleih nit
Dem @orjabr iui. iolst:
Brunbeigentbu bum in SoDns
ibips s24,972.410 sesen $20, 1898. 700
IN 1915, ob.r cine 3unabms Don $4,s
O73,740.
psrfoniI gigentbum IN
5oipnihips: $10.091 $40 ssgeH S9.s
922 40 In 1915. ober cine 2unahm.
brn $269.63o.
Grunbeigsntbum in Ssn
Stdot.n Cincinnati, glorpoob uHo
ct. geruarp $552. .470,940 ssgsn
S457, 7,127 800 in 1915 obsr cine Cue
nohms BON $95, ,343,610.
perfonal gisentbum IN
ben Std6tn Cincinnati, Horipooo
rnb CT. Bernard $268, ,803,670 gsgen
$237, or. $50 in 1916 obsr cine 3u'
nnrme Don $31, ,726.O40.
0emnah itsllt iidb Die 5otalseins
i6dsuna fir bos gountp Gtf $751;
33s, 800 sesen $724,925,970 in 1916
Oper eins 8unabme in Gountps Stdb'
ten Don S131, ,413.020.
sSn Der StdDi Cincinnati allein Be-
trassn bic Grunbeisentbums Gins
I4dbuneen $493, 3,087 300. seeen
$407, ,O56. $50 in 1918 ober cine 3us
nabme DON $S6.031, ,150 unb bic pers
ionaI Gisentbums Giniddbunsen
1921, ,627 $50, ses,n $203, 3,184.2 .260 In
1916 ober nm 3unabHue bon $28. .443,
720. Die Geiammise seini4dbuns.n fir
Cincinnati bslaufeu Iih anf STA.
1920. s.ssn $50. .499,s70 in 1915
Ober cine aotals3unaHms bon $114,'
215,410.
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s, Ste1en lieft er aerne.


Die Grau umi9Iei4t i'm nGbreno
ieines @nt5iidens IeiIe ME Elm Sad
G3en, mo1t ibm ben Sbee muubs upb
bic 2ampe aueenre9t, srinnert ibH 5u>
iDetlsn, bab Die Pfeife OsrIoi9en, uHS
'uleBt, bnb Der g1udtpd4ter idon ees
bIaTen babe. Der 9attc fdbrt psrouBt
opf: S6on2 - Sra, ons neune i6 mir
uHo tlappt bic Ssnaiihe 5ufammeH.
sinen Sonutog, ME er i'm ga6e itebt.
llnb nar feds Sagereiien gu elmer
-slei9 hliibsuben Saiis Der berrlipsn
aaubs uno Nisienpartisn Der Mitts
mods uno SouabeubRa4mittage
n'6t einnal gu sebentsul
Der @Ludlihel
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g1efuiips sSsfrtiGr srnanut Hnb big
duf Deiieres Dr. Blume 5ur Disnitleie
ituns iiberipieitn. Die Sefrsturidts>
Gsf9dftr fir ben Rriegsrotb beIorgt
bic 6ilfsSSefretdrin SRI. Wlargarst
bic ebsniO fpie Rod $50 NOS
hentli6 erbGlt.
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9eftiaatenre unb Gnaros @bisfes.
SGn6fer.

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Speite etrnss.
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1ttebaepgOb StrttItnaGO. n7-
419 glm StraBe
1bs Ffeif1 1mann Co., RiHm etruss.
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. &N Sretbera 20o on Srori ctrdbe:
Z ste.. Col Q. SrsibsrG t24-42e
mar .Srubauf &C.. $3.50 geaiH
Etruts.
mfiT Greet TtrtIItra GO (Sur'..rboe
Ibe Wuuntain StHITItrp gn. (Dt
filters @rorb go Rnel t3i s8eft 8. ctr.
Tte Sueob z. ptsttsr 60. 1915 @eff
q. snnb6 eer 60. 123-12o on Court
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8 NIB Hnee Ctr.
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Branereien.

1be sasartaH Brspiue Gomp.
Qooington, Rn.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

We suggest American corporations partnerships and firms Of
aknds characters they Immediately invest such portion
Of their Liberty Bonds may be advisable and make
further purchases additional aside for surplus
that this make
the world well democracy 1t end
look for
maris burden taxation
lasting
ason--am msefsh patriotic
country.
tits the symbol of liberty justice equality
life and property asysga xz,.
country and your flag '!,. ID. ,-,..t
lay their lives need be- make that
shall American that family lib
destroyed violated 44!S.E4
These gallant Americans must have food clothing and ammunition
Otherwise they are lost and the war lost
which the Liberty Bonds
the why should buy Liberty Bonds
Buy all
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-13

TNFlE colossal sums required to carry on the war
must be paid by the people. The Govern
ment has no other source from which to
secure the money
There are two ways by which the Government
can get this money from the people. One is by
taxation; the other is by the sale Of bonds.
When you taxed, your money gone You it
again. When you buy Government bond you get all your
money back and interest besides
AS of sound business judgment and foresight every
corporation partnership and firm should invest goody portion
ofhs surplus in the Second Liberty Loan Of 1917.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-02
SALE OF HOG BRINGS
MONEY TO RED CROSS

Caldwell, Nov. 2.-One hundred and
fifty-s seven dollars was the handsome
sum realized Wednesday by the local
chapter of the Red Cross from the sale
Of Poland China SOW which had been
presented to 1t by A. l.. Wilson, the
well known purebred Poland China hog
breeder of Greenleaf, and which was
sold at his mammoth hog sale of
Wednesday. The hog was first sold
for the local chapter for $50 and those
purchasing 1t again presented it to the
local Red Cross for whom it was again
sold for SIT. Those contributing the
hog to the local organization the Sc
cond time were as follows: Fritz
Miller, T. M. Nichol, F. g. Hoffman, r.
B. Scatterday, o. M. Van Duyn, George
Merritt. J. H. Lowell. l. c.. Dickie,
Judge Ed L. Bryan, P. F. Horne,
Amos Miller, Joseph Dickens, w. F.
Howard of Roswell, Frank Black. c.
B. Ross, of Roswell, r. II. Musser, l.
L. Young. of Nampa, G. b. Orben-
dorf, Charles Himward, NJ. L. Butler,
Frank Herlocker F. o. CLANCY, of Mid
dleton, V. d. Hannah, Of Notus, l.. w.
Botkin. w. N. Rhoades. A. A. Binford.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-02
is visiting in the city with his sister,

is visiting in the city with his sister,
Mrs. j. l.. Stickley.
K F. Christianson, of st. James,
Mimi, is visiting in the city and look
ing after property interests.
After a visit of two weeks with
friends in the city, Mrs. J. N. Nc
Bride, of Murphy has returned to her
home.
Mrs. T. c. Baker, of Helper, Utah,
is visiting in the city as the guest of
her daughter Mrs. II. V. Neher.
Ernest McCabe has returned from
Ontario, Ore, and has accepted posi-
ton in this city with the Oregon Short
Line Railroad company.
Earl w. MaXey and family, of Glenns
Ferry, visited in the city yesterday.
William Juries left yesterday for
Des Moines, Ia, where he will enter
college.
IL. r. Peacock returned yesterday
from business trip to Gooding.
Miss Hazel Ruse has gone to Long
Island, N. Y, for a brief visit with
friends.
Misses Roxie Henry and Stella
Schoonover went to Pocatello yestar-
day to tale the examination for posi-
lions as telegraph operators.
Miss Harriet Larson has returne1
from an extended visit with relatives III
Iowa and Minnesota.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-02
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 2.-Hogs closed weak
with the early advance mostly lost
Top, 1870. Estimated tomorrow,
10000.
Cattle closed weak; top. 1850;
calves, 14.50.
Sheep closed steady. Top, 10; lambs,
1925.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market,
strong, rs to 80 higher. Mixed and
butchers, 16.45Q1770; good to heavy,
16.90@17.65; rough heavy, 1915 @16.65;
light, 15.90@17.4O; pigs, 12.50@15.60.
Estimated tomorrow, 10000.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000. Market,
slow and weak. Beeves, 6.75@1750;
cows and heifers, 5@12.15; stockers
and feeders, 6.10@11.50; calves, so
1850; western steers, 6.25@13.70.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000. Market,
steady. Native, S.75@12.15; western,
9.10@13; lambs, native. 12.50@17;
lambs, western, 13@17.25.