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EpaUOrth League.

$50 p. m.-Dr. ]. T. Phillips, W. H.
Upton, Lee Grooms.
Bishop c. H. Phillips, d. D., is
urgently requested to be present at
this District Conference.
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Battered as second elAss natter JaauAry
n 1eee st the post-oties at Nashville,
2eenssses, under the Aet et COaGress OF
harsA Q. 1879.
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New York ogice, Frost and Frost
Sseanswick Building.
chicago Office Frost and Frost, Adver.
talhg Building
Atlanta Onics, Frost and Frost, Gambler
ssallAiAg.
Nashville Office, Frost and Frost Inde-
sS~adent Life Building
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Say, a vote for Howse is vote cast
right
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Cent of Our Missionary Assessments
Each Year." delegates from Capers
Chapel and Iron City and West Point
Circuit.
"The Duty of the Pastor Relative
to the Missionary Work and Assess
ments on His Charge" delegates from
Phillips Chapel, Pulaski and Powell
Grove Circuit.
SHOULD the Missionary Spirit and
Cause be Fostered Among the Mem
bers of the Colored Methodist Epis-
copal Church," delegates from Phillips
Temple, Cairo and Gravel Hill.
rs the c. M. e. Church Compar-
ing Favorably With the Other Chris.
tian Denominations in the Missionary
Work." delegates from La Guardo,
Pilot Knob, Avondale and Green Lawn
Circuits and Sister T. A. Stewart.
1.-THE Advantage Of Woman's indie.
pendent Missionary Department" dele
gates from Lane Tabernacle, Mt.
Lavergne and Pearley Hill Circuit, and
Mrs. S. A. Sawyers.
1880 p. m.-Devotionals Rev. D. D.
Venable.
The Annual Missionary Sermon, by
Rev. D. R. Giles.
Collection.
Closing remarks by DR.. M. E. How
ard Coleman, M. D.
SATURDAY-AuguSt 1S.
District Conference continued from
Tuesday.
900 a. observation-disclosures Jno.
H. Britton and James A. Robinson.
"The Needs of the Tennessee Annual
Conference" Revs. R. B. Polk, T. R.
Moreland and w. L. Harris.
"The Position Of the Church in the
Present World Crisis" Rev. C. A..
Waddell, r. A. White, A. H. jenkins.
The Spiritual State Of the Church."
Revs. ]. H. Britton, 1. D. Wynn, Will
Johnson.
"The Progress of Christianity in the
Last Decade" Revs. ]. F. D. Fennell,
c. w. Clark, George Kelley, John Wes-
ley Davis.
How to Obtain a Better Support
for Our Ministry" Revs. 1. A. Thorn
ton, A. Springer, ]. M. Webb and w.
L. Harris.
1.-THE Ministry and the Pew-Reversed
and the Result" Revs. D. R. Giles,
George Caruthers, Joseph Binkley.
"The Benefits Derived from Love.
feasts, Fasting, Glass and Prayer Meet.
ings," Revs. j. W. Samuels, Henry
Robb, H. J. Rutherford, Dan Burnley.
"The Work of Successful Pastor,
Revs. H. B. Oldham, Thos. White.
"a Minister in Politics." Revs. Joe
Hughes, Tom Powell.
"The Home of Pastor" Revs. T
A. Stewart, VIM. Douglass, Villa Davis
HOO a. m.-Devotionals Rev. H. B
Oldham.
Preaching-Rev. D. D. Venable.
SATURDAY NIGHT-August IS,
Our Big Coalition Movement.
Saturday night, Aug 18th puts OF
the crownnig feature Of the week
work. This Is the District Annua
Coalition Jubilee and Banquet. Thi
entertainment will be given by
coalition of the various district depart
ments. A very high class program
was rendered
DR.. ]. T. Phillips, the we'll known er
tertainer, Misses Eva M. Green, Laur
Coleman, Ida M. White, Lucille Jordan
Lady Emma Phillips, DR.. Matte I
Coleman and Prof. e. W. Benton,
NJ, Phi. D., had charge of the DistriC
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c. M. {. $ HOLD DIS
TR|CT CONFERENCE
Excellent Program Carried
Out-Symposiums Con-
ducted-Women's
Convention.
PROGRAMME.
TueSday-AuguSt IA.

$50 to 1880 p. m.-Organizing Dis
trict Conference, and receiving reports
on assessments.
1880 p. m.-Devotionals conducted
by Rev. I. D. Wynn.
Preaching-Rev. Need Davis.
Collection. Announcements. Admin.
istering the Lords Supper.
WedneSddy-AuguSt Is.
The Epworth League Convention.
Devotional exercises by Rev. R. A.
White.
Organization by the President, DR..
j. T. Phillips.
HOO a. m.-Sermon by Rev. A.
Springer.
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"The Object of the Epworth League"
delegates from Capers Chapel and Lane
Tabernacle.
I'm What Way Does the Epworth
League Benefit the Church and Com
munity?" delegates from Phillips Tenn
pie and Phillips Chapel.
why Don't the Young People At
tend the Epworth Lacquer" delegates
from La Guardo, Pilot Knob and
Avondale Circuit.
What Kind of Literature and Plans
Would be Best Adapted to the League
Work of Our Church, delegates from
Green Lawn and Lebanon Circuit.
What Is the Duty Of the Pastor in
Charge Relative to the Epworth
Lacquer" delegates from Gravel Hill
and Cairo Circuit
What Social Features Should be
Attached to the Epworth Lacquer" de-
legates from Powell Grove and Water
town Circuit.
How Can Better Interest be Work
ed Up Among the League of the Nash
vile District" delegates from LAYER
gne Station, Mt. Lavergne and Pearly
Hill Circuit.
1.-THE Relation the Epworth League
Sustains to the Church." Rev. D. D.
Venable and Rev. R. B. Polk.
League Observation-Disclosures from
Pulaski Circuit, Iron City and West
Point Circuit, Gallatin Mission, Sand
Hill and Jefferson Mission.
Night Session.
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LAX.F0S...An Improved CasCara

digestive liquid laxative. cathartc and iverrtonic
Combines strength with palatable aromatic TASTE
Does not grippe or disturb stomach. 50c.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ADvAScA

No notice taken Of anonymous contributions
Noufy the or1es when you fall to get your
paper.
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And some people are merely chew.
ing their bit.
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Afternoon Session.

practical Sunday School Depart
ment in the C. M. E. Church." DR.. j. A.
Lester.
"The Best Methods of intoxicating
Moral Training in the Young" Miss
Laura B. Coleman
Biblical Authority for Teaching
Patriotism-the Need of Such Teaching |
at Present, and How it May be APP !
Piled" DR.. j. T. Phillips.
How to Organize and Conduct the
Sunday School Duties of Officers and
Teachers" Rev. P. j. Coleman, A. b.,
P. e.
Are the Pastors Doing all They
Might Do to Build Up the Sunday
School in Their Various Charges?" W.
H. Upton, Chattanooga.
Announcements Adjournment.
Night Session.
500 p. m.-Devotional exercises,
Rev. Thos. White.
Symposium.
Responsibility of Mother and Father
in the Attendance of their Children at
Sunday School," led by Miss Eva M.
! Green.
Annual Sermon-Rev. r. T. Mitchell.
Collection Announcements. Dismis-
sion.
FRIDAY-AuguSt II.
WOman'S Missionary Contention.
900 a. m.-Devotionals, Rev. r. T.
Mitchell.
Annual Address by the Pres. Mrs.
Mamie Cummins.
Roll call of delegates and collection
of assessments.
1900 a. m.-Preaching-Rev. Albert
H. Jenkins.
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Symposium.

AFTERNOON SESSION, Bpm
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Morning Session.
Sunday School Convention opens at
8 a. m.
9:OO-Devotional exercises, Rev. J.
M. Webb.
9:2O-Remarks by Presiding Elder,
Rev. P. j. Coleman, A. B., D. D.
9:40-"The Ideal Sunday School
Teacher" Rev. A. H. Jenkins.
1O:O0-To What Extent are our Sun
day Schools Loyal tothe Literature of
the c. M. E. church," Rev. d. R. Giles.
10:30-Roll Call of Sunday Schools,
Epistolary and Financial Reports from
each and payment of assessment as laid
down by the Presiding Elder.
Let each delegate be on hand prompt
ly with report and assessment. Should
the delegate fail, the pastor will be
expected to make report and pay the
assessment. See tabulated statement
in this program.
11:OO-Opening Sermon, Rev. l. A.
Thornton. s
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Music.
nvocation-Rev. j. H. Britton.
Music.
Presidents Annual Address-Dr. ].
T. Phillips.
Epworth League Sermon-Rev. c. A.
Waddell Capers Chapel, Nashville,
Tenn.
Remarks by Prof. E. W. Benton and
P. j. Coleman, P. E.
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The Joy Of Living
Comes From Good Health
TRY "kAR.NAK" THE WONDERFUL
NEW suPER.ToNIc AND you
WILL AGREE WITH US.

Here IS his own story. had suffer-
ed from stomach trouble, indigestion
and cramps in my stomach for years.
/ have tried numerous other RENE.
dies. without any apparent relief so
decided to try Kar-Nak.
After taking one bottle of Kar.Nak
my stomach trouble has disappeared
and my Indigestion has been relieved.
Will gladly recommend Kar.Nak to
any one suffering from similar trou-
bic. NJ. NJ. BENSON.
2O7 Quincy ST..
Fairmont, W. Va.
kar-Nak aids digestion.
kaT-Nak tones up the liver.
kar-Nak regulates the bowels.
kar-Nak strengthens the appetite.
kar.Nak banishes sick and nervous
headaches.
kar-Nak steadies the nerves.
kar-Nak contains no harmful drugs.
kar-Nak is a stomach and Nerve
Tonic. kar.Nak is good for children
as we'll as old folks. Kar.Nak is com
pounded from the wonderful formula
and all persons that are suffering
from Indigestion, biliousness, head
aches, rheumatism, liver ailments,
kidney trouble, nervousness, sleepless.
ness, bloating, In fact all run down
conditions of the stomach aud nerves,
should go at once at Mountain City
Drug Co., where a special representa-
tive OF the Kar-Nak Chemical Co. is
now. He will be glad to explain how
1t works Come In and try q frea fIoSa
$l.OO the bottle and your money back
If the medicine fails to help you.
Get it at the Mountain City Drug
Co.. opposite Court House, or the Hall
Drug Co., Merchant street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CITY OF FAIRMoNT.
Notice to Holders Of First Mortgage
Water Works Bonds Called
for Redemption.

Notice is hereby given that by an
order entered by the Board of Affairs
of the City OF Fairmont, West Viz
ginia, On the 18th day of March, 1917,
the, desire to redeem two hundred and
forty (24O) bonds of the issue herein
after described was expressed, and
the option Of said City of Fairmont
was exercised to redeem said two hun.
dred and forty GAO bonds amount
ing to One Hundred and Twenty Thou.
sand ($120, 000.00) Dollars, being Of
the bond issue OF said city, known as
and called First Mortgage Water
Works Bonds OF the issue of May 1,
1905, which issue of bonds is secured
by that certain mortgage or deed Of
trust executed by the said City OF
Fairmont to William s. Raymond,
trustee, bearing date April /, 1905, and
of record in the office of the clerk of
the County Court Of Marion county,
west Virginia, In Trust Deed Book
No. 10, at page AL ct seq, to which
said mortgage or deed Of trust refer,
ence is hereby made for a more par
hcular description, which said order
entered by said Board of Affairs on
March IL, 1917, further directed that
q list Of all the numbers Of the bonds
of said issue be prepared by the City
Clerk to correspond with the numbers
Of all Of said bonds outstanding from
which said list Of numbers the Water
committee Of said city shall draw by
lot the amount by number OF bonds so
desired to be redeemed, to-wit, the
amount Of One Hundred and Twenty
Thousand (s120, 0O0.O0) Dollars;
And by a further order of said
Board of Affairs entered on the 18th
day Of March, 1917, the report OF the
City Clerk and Of said Water commit.
tee appointed az aforesaid to draw by
lot the amount by numbers OF bonds
SO desired to be redeemed was accept.
ed, which report shows that the fol.
lowing numbers were duly selected by
lot in accordance with the provisions
and requirements Of said mortgage or
deed Of trust, for the purpose OF re-
demption at the next succeeding time
or period for the payment Of interest,
to-wit:
Bonds Nos. Isl; ISL; 101; 81; 1;
So; .152; 2o2; 20S; 1903; 80; 8; 4; 104;
154; 2O4; 90; ,105; 256; 206; LOG; So;
6; 81; 1877; 207; 257; 25S; 1853; 10S;
50; 25s; 2so; 30; $50; so; 10; 81;
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LEGAL NOTICES
SALE OF PROPERTY

The National Oil and Gas company,
corporation vs.. ]. Lane Parrish
In Chancery in the intermediate
Court OF Marion county, West Vir.
ginia.
BY virtue Of the authority vested
in me by a decree entered by the In.
termediate Court Of Marion county
West Virginia, on the goth day OF
february, 1917, in The above STYLED
Cancery cause, the undersigned Spe.
cial Commissioner thereby arpointed
for the purpose will sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bid,
der, at the front door OF the Court
House OF Marion county. West Vir.
ginia, in the City of Fairmont, on
Saturday the 2Sth day Of April, 1917,
beginning at II o'clock a. m, on the
terms hereinafter set forth, the follow.
ing real estate, by said decree directed
to be sold, that is to say:
First. An undivided one.half part
OF certain triangular lot or parcel
of land situate in the town of Worth.
ington, in Lincoln district, in said
Marion county, bounded and described
as follows, to.wit:
Beginning at a point on the south,
ern side Of Main street in the said towr
Of Worthington, a distance of 20 feet
from a point In the southern line OF
the said street, which is located :
feet from the Northeastern corner oil
the Sturms Brick building and run
ming thence parallel with east side oil
Brick building. S. SA degrees, e
about 80 feet to a stake, thence N
III degrees. E. about 30 feet to q
stake, thence N. ~ degrees, E. 81
feet to stake In the southern line
of the said street; and thence run
ming with the southern line Of the said
street in a westerly direction feet C
the place Of beginning; being part Of
certain parcel Of real estate convey.
ed unto s. ]. Sturm by Ella ]. Smith
and husband, by deed bearing date the
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Dill and Gas.

old Stout pool. Southwest
Woodbridge count, w. Va, the
~ company's No. 6 on the
fisher farm is an eight.bar.
sr in the Gordon sand. On
'fs Of Nutters Work, West
strict, the same company drill.
I. on the John Freeman farm
he Big Injun sand and show.
4 five:barrel pumper in that
,ad Run, Washington district,
county. Daniel H. Reynolds
pmpleted No. 8 on the Job
IN. It is a light pumper in
mum sand. On Little Battle
[cClellan district. Doddridge
he Hope Natural Gas com
b. 5 on the Ross Strosnider
4 light gasser in the Big In.
.donis, Union district, Tyler
se Reno Oil company drilled
n the Twyford heirs farm
he Big Injun sand. 1t does
for better than a two-barrel
In the same district, Bills,
Co. are due in the sand at
the ]. H. McIlroy farm.
wells have been the rule in
nty, but Cox and Lockhart
exception at their No. 8 on
IN Robinson farm. The well
drilled through the second
j sand and showing for a
producer. In the sam eds.
terson Brothers are starting
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LEGAL NOTICES


tain lot, situate at the corner of Gleye.
land avenue formerly Barney street,
and Locust avenue, in the city OF Fair.
mont, In said Marion county, fronting
3l.6 feet on said Cleveland avenue and
fronting 96 feet on said Locust avenue
and adjoining the property Of Fannie
j. Shore and G. e. Mumford, respec.
lively, on the East and South, respec-
lively. and being the same real estate
which was conveyed unto the said
Fairmont Dairy Company by w. ].
Rowland and wife and others, by deed
dated November 1, 1907. and OF record
In the office of the Clerk of the County
Court of said Marion county In Deed
Book No. 151, page 444. reserYtng and
excepting certain parcel subsequent.
~ conveyed BY said Fatrmont Dairy
Company to {. E. Mumford by deed
dated February 2s, 1908, and OF record
In said Clerks office In D eed Book No.
155, page 2SS There is situate upon
said real estate two story brick busi-
ness building In which are various fix.
lures, appliances and machinery used
in the dairy business.
Said personal property consists OF
office furniture, horses. harness. wae.
ons, ice cream tubs, milk bottles, ice
cream packers, etc.
This undersigned trustee In Offering
the property above mentioned for sale
Will offer the real estate and personal
prope rty separately and will then offe;-
both the real and personal estate TO-
gether as whole and will sell the
same at the highest bid he may be OF.
fered subject to the approval OF the
said referee.
Terms of Sale.
The real estate will be sold for one.
third, or as much more as the pur
chaser may elect to pay, cash in hand
on day OF sale and balance in two
equal installments payable in six and
twelve months, with interest from the
date OF sale, the purchaser executing
his interest bearing notes for the de.
ferred installments, and as a further
security the undersigned trustee will
retain a lien upon the property sold to
further secure the payment Of said
notes.
The personal property will all be
sold for cash in hand on day of sale,
and will be exhibited to prospective
purchasers on the premises OF tn }
bankrupt above described.
JOHN HENSHAN.
Trustee.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Northern District of w. Virginia, SIS:
l, B. L. Butcher. Referee, do hereby
certify that the above named trustee
has executed and filed a bond in the
penalty Of Ten Thousand Dollars with
security thereon approved by me as
sufficient.
B. L. BUTCHER,
Referee.
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!. z Do TEAM
DIRK BREAKING
IL THE RECORDS
Forth Tonic and Nerv
tth Tablets a Won
r Working Pair.

18th Of this is self-evident to
, have taken the two Nerv-
bducts according to the print
pms, for results have exceed
sctatiops.
he liquid Wentworth accom-.
onders in regulating the
ID liver there are users who
her help for these organs
Iery-Worth Tablets we're re.
mulated with specific refer
g assistance required. They
lilly valuable in cleansing the
those whose habits of con,
= not yield readily to the
N 5erties Of Wentworth the
1eansing which paves the way
mics most far.reaching bene.
] name Nerv:worth alone
high status 70 these tablets
iefited Nerv-Worth user has
work of faith in the tablets
nows they are a Nerv-Worth
a bottle of Wentworth and
Wentworth Laxative Tablets
; combination unequaled for
g ILLS Of TIE nerves, stomach,
d liver.
drug store sells Nerv-Worth
md hands your dollar back
not better your health. Ask
also for Wentworth Laxa-
=. 2sc q box.
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Blessed Smiles.

The good-natured man Is not only q
blessing to himself, but to all with
whom he comes in contact. He makes
life seem possible when the surround
ings are thick with gloom and disap-
pointments. He causes sunshine and
cheer to enter into the dreary drudgery
Of everyday trials and difficulties. II
he is the head Of the firm he gets more
from his men with a smile than he
would with a crouch. he knows that
keeping good-natured keeps him on the
high pedestal.
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NANCE. OIL AND GAS

Nos. and on the Robinson Petrol.
cum tract. The Nutter Oh company
ts drilling No. 3 on the @. W. Nttter
farm. In the Dents Run pool, Marion
county, F. W. Bartlett's No. on the
Q. E. Batson farm is producing no
barrels day. This is the only 100.
barrel producer in the district.
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CECIL H. RIGGS,
rRusrEE,s NorIcE oE sALE.

Pursuant to an order entered in the
District Court of the United States for
the Northern District OF West vir.
ginia, in the matter Of Fairmont Dairy
Company, bankrupt in bankruptcy, on
the 27th day of February, 1917, as
amended by order entered therein on
the 2lst day Of March, 1917, before
the Honorable B. L. Butcher, Referee,
the undersigned trustee will again of.
fer for sale and sell to the highest bid.
der or bidders. at the front door OF tn /,
court house Of Marion county West
Virginia, on Friday, the 18th day of
April, 1919, beginning at the hour of
two o'clock p. m, all of the personal
estate Except the accounts due the
bankruptl and an the real estate of
the said Fairmont Dairy Company,
bankrupt, free and acquit of all liens
thereon.
said real estate eonEIst5 o. q Ger.
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Tho iris.

The Iris is supposed to be the neur.
de-lls, or dower-de.luce of the French
coat of arms, but really has nothing
to do with the design, this being of re-
cent application. The origin of the
design is not known, but 1t is gener-
ally believed to represent the head Of
a spear; by others the flower Of o
lily, the floral emblem of France.
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MADISON, Wis, April 12.-Bulletins
are being posted throughout wiscon-
sin urging farmers to do their bit"
for their country by growing more
crops and maintaining high efficiency
On their farms.
Food Production Is Farm Patriot
ISM is the catch phrase Of the posters.
They are prepared by Dean H. L. Rus
sell, Of the state university and dis
tributed from the schools agricultural
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Pittsburgh

sURGH, April 12.-The tone
al stock Inarke was decld.
~ although there was little
q business. American Win.
fsB Machine common was
Hyaucing to and closing at
rain of IL, and the PREFER.
f2 a share higher at 109.
4 Plate Glass sold unchang.
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experiment station.
Since even farm laborers may be
called upon for military duty. farmers
are urged to plant the most they can
this season. Some suggestions are:
plant cereals, plant less tobacco In ia.
Vorable corn districts, profit sharing
contracts between land owners and
hired help, return 70 the soil by all
able.bodled retired farmers, and
withdrawal OF labor from clRb grounds,
estates and parks to the farms.
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Left Him rhlnklno.

"Why don't yau put your mind on 1t.
and get n good cook 2" demanded Jones,
impatlently, We'll" replied Mrs. Jones
sweetly, ~ guess 1t is because I don't
know how. never seemed to have a
faculty for selecting people to live
with"
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New York

DIRK, April 12.-Although
nd basic conditions appear.
lchanged, yesterdays stock
Iinced a decided disposition
off its depression. Dull peri.
frequent, but activity was
higher levels, especially in
intrinsic value.
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:, IRON AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY
New and second hand. Machine tools, latkes.
drills shagcrs. planners. presses. Garage machin.
Engines. Boilers. Planers, band.savr; etc sac.
mill outfits Betting. pulleys, shafting. Writ.
today BAIRD MACHINERY CO., PittSbsrsh, Ps,
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New Idea About Industry.

Industry" snld Uncle Eben, as
whut keeps some of us dom de same
thing over an over cause we's too lazy
to learn anything new"
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h and Produce.

10, April 12.-Good rains in
lt district Southwest favored
bears yesterday as to new
this, .bnt had little effect on
delivery, which was in brisk
Y millers and at the seaboard.
S closed unsettled at $2.0SIs
May, and S1.so& @1.s1 July
with yesterdays finish. Corn
Mc and oats 1sQAc to 9sc.
!ons the outcome varied from
] gains OF 12c.
Omen Close