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Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED
r,.u Penalty For Violation ono Of Rules
Against boarding Food

To the People of the Southern
n;s,rict of Sharp County, nave
,sceutly been appointed Food Ad-
minjstrator for the Southern Dis
trict
( want to call your attention es'
pecIslly to the violation of govern
rnent rules by boarding and specu-
latious of food and feed. Any per-
"a Who wilfully boards any neces.
s;ties shall, upon conviction thereof
K Il fined not exceeding five thousand
dollars or be imprisoned not less
than two years, or both.
This part of the rules | am es-
pecially required to have published
il the county paper. There may
/ T. persops in the country who have
quantities of flour and sugar on
hand, which they have bought, but
i does not make any difference
when they bought it, they had bet
ter eet down to the rules and avoid
trouble.
A retail merchant is not allowed
to sell more than thirty days sup.
ply Of -four to any consumer. he
must regulate his sales at from 8 to
S pounds of sugar to city trade and
from s, 10 and 20 pounds to coun-
try trade.
Many questions along this line
will come up, and | shall try through
each Of the township committees to
keep you advised.
This is a place l have accepted
ior no other consideration than that
Of being of some service to my coun-
try. ! shall not receive one cent
for my services. | cannot devote
more time than is absolutely requir-
ed, and to this end | shall ask and
confidently expect that all township
chairmen, township committees,
township food inspectors and every
man, woman and child in the coun-
~ will cooperate with me in this
work.
Yours to serve,
S. L. Evans.
Food Administrator.
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
Why Not Do Good 10 yourseli7

II you awaken weary and unre.
freshened in the morning, or tire
early in the day, are bilious and
blue" with coated tongue and bad
breath--if you are suffering from
indigestion or constipation--you will
find Foley Cathoratic Tablets quick
to relieve and comfortable In action
They are wholesome and health.eiv.
Ing. Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19

You can swat the Germans b,
buying a Liberty Bond,
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
NOTICE TO CONFIRM
AND QUIET TITLE

Notice IL hereby given that on the 25th.day Of
March, 1918. J. C. Hooker filed in my Office bis
petition to the Chancery Court of the Southern
District Of Sharp County, Arkansas, wherein he
claims the title in and to the following described
lands situate in said county and state, to-wit:
All the Sc or Sc or of section % lying on the
right bank of Strawberry river. containing 8
acres: all the NV or sw or Of section "a lying on
the right bank of Strawberry river, containing
acre. all Of the sw or sw or of section "a lying on
the right bank of Strawberry river and west Of
Simpsons spring branch. containing 20 acres; all
the ne or NV or of section 25 lying west Of Simp-
sons spring branch, acres all Of the NV or NV
ar Of section 25 lying the right bank Of Straw
berry river and west Of Simpson spring branch,
containing 33 acres; all Of the sw or NV or Of
section 25 lying on the right bank Of Strawberry
river and west Of Simpsons spring branch. 81
acres; all Of the NV ar sw ar Of section 3 lying
Of Simpsons spring branch, 20 acres; all Of the
Sc ar NV ar Of section % lying on the right bank
of Strawberry river and west Of Simpsons spring
branch except six acres, containing 10 acres; al
the nc ar nc or Of section 26 lying on the right
bank Of Strawberry river, 10 acres, oil the 80 ar
&c ar Of section 49, except acres out Of the NV
corner containing 80 acres all the sw or NV ar Of
section &c. 40 acrcs and all the SO ar NV ar ow ar
of section SO. except i2,d95 square yards eoh
thcrefrom, beginning J3 yards north Of tho sw
corner of ar NV ar Of section 36 township II
north range west, running north 1877 yards to
the NV corner Of same thence east 10 yards,
thence south 1870 yards. thence west to beginning;
also 1-2 acres sold therefron, beginning at the
ne corner Of sc ar NV ar sw ar and running west
tb2 yards. thence south 30 yards, thence east lb2
yards thence north 30 Yards TO place Of begin
ming, containing In all i.2 acres In the 90 ar NV
ar sw ar seetion 49, all the above described
lands being IN township II north. range west,
containing In tho aggregate 900 Ia aeroe, more
or loss
Now all persons who have or CLAIM 10 have any
right title or interest 10 said lands. or any part
thereof, arc hereby warned to appear In said
court within ak weeks from tho date hereof and
show cause, " there be any, why the title o; tho
said petitioner should not bo confirmed and quiet.
cd In said lands as prayed IN said petition,
Given under my hand this abth day Of March,
1918
y, A. Boycs, Clork
OF the Chancory Court, Sharp County Arken1aB
n. J. Radcliffe Solicitor for Petitioner.
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
Central Committee Called

Notice is hereby given that the
Sharp county democratic central
committee is called to meet at Ash
Flat on Saturday, April 20, at 10
a. m, for the purpose Of selecting
judges, clerks and bailiffs for the
various precincts of the county
to hold the primary election May
2S, 1918, and for the transaction of
any other business that may prop
erly come before said meeting.
G. B. Ferguson, Chairman.
E. L. Sullivan, Secretary.
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
Garrison Letter Crowded out

The Record has for publication a
letter from DR.. C. W. Garrison of the
state board of health, relating to the
matter Of county health officer for
Sharp county, in which DR.. Garrison
recognizes DR.. T. j. Woods of this
place as such official and urges the
people to do likewise. On account
of the crowded condition of our COL
umns this letter, together with other
items of more or less Importance, is
crowded out of this issue, but will
appear next week.
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
Yours to serve,
S. L. Evans.
Food Administrator.
THE BENGAY LETTER
mre. Bette KlIlinssworth Dies Follow
Ing Illness Of tuberculosis.

Corn planting is in full blast now.
Aunt Sarah" King is very i'll
from an attack Of la grippe.
John Nichols was at Cave City
one day lately looking after some
business,
Dr. George B. Rowley, the optician
ol Nelsonville, was here last week
Oh Business.
Ed Goff and wife were at Poueh-
keepeie one day last week doing
some trading,
Park Nichols was at Pouehkeep.
eIe one day last week.
This section was visited by sew.
eral heavy rains lately, which cot
me creek up considerably.
Arbra Freeman and wife went to
Iuckerman a few days ADO for a
visit with relatives.
Jasper Hutchison, candidate for
enerii1, was In our burg last week
meeting his many friends.
uocle John" Middlecoueh and
wife|of Strawberry were here las,
week visiting relatives and friends.
Elder lverson Blackwell of Lynn
ul'oo his regular appointment al
Macedonia last Saturday night and
Sunday.
Ms' R. j. Nichols has been con,
nned to her room for some tim,
wkn an 'ttrck If pneumonia. 81,
VA Ia a dangerous condition 70
quH a while, but is recovering
slcwly at this time,
Mrs Bette killinssworth died a
ncr home several days aeo from III,
dreaded disease, consumption, Bur
~ was m made at the Fairview Gem
Hs'y The bereaved have the sym
patny Of a host of friends at Ben
eay - ~
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
This Woman found Relief

Backache, sore muscles, stiff or
swollen joints, rheumatic pains,
dizziness and like symptoms are
caused by disordered kidneys and
bladder. Mrs. Thos. H. Davis, Mont
eomery, Ind,,R. F, D. 3, writes; u
doctered months without relief.
commenced using Foley Kidney
Pills and got relief. Eight bottles
cured me-" Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
Gard Of Thanks

We take this means of thanking
our many friends for the great
kindness to US during the illness
and at the death of our beloved
sister, Luella Barnett. May Gods
richest blessings rest upon all Of
them.
Viola, Bereanie and Maud Bar
nett, Emery, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19

NollCE--All parties who owe
s.' 'or = the services of my horse,
M Prince, will please hand the
ssy .nooey to will Kent at Evening
n nsqe or place 1t to my credit in
ns bank of Evening Shade, At.
,snu w 70 this promptly please. Joe
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19

J0 Hoeeard, a good citizen of
Big Creek township, was here Mon
day attending TO some business In
county court and meeting his nun e
er0us friends.
Sharp County record., 1918-04-19
winter and spring.

Mr.. and Mrs. |. X. Wiles of Ash
Flat were in this section Sunday
visiting at the home of their son,
Lindsey Wiles.
Bryan and Ernest Spurlock, who
have been expecting to be called
for service in the military company
at Mammoth Spring, have gone to
Lawrence county to work until they
are asked to report for training.
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Gains in Metals Only
Ones Retained in the
Tuesday Stock Market
3 Rim IN G

NEW YORK. April c3-Thc strength
Of rails gave promise ut the opening OF
+o-day's stock market Of general I'M
nroyement but this proved Of or1er AURA
ton. the entire list. coppers excepted
later reversing its course on steady Oh
rcrinSs Of leaders. especially tndustrialS'
Gains in the metal groups and feT
specialties were retained in part o41
elsewhere pools abandoned their bullish
tactics. The lull in the war. disturbing
conditions In Mexico and several un1aT-
orahle statements Of earnings diScour-
AID public interest. Incidentally tur-
nished tho shorts with fresh aulmunl-
ton.
Dealings were on reduced scale, such
issues as Distillers Securities, lnsplra-
ton and Anaconda Coppers. Studeeaker
baldwin Locomotive and Central
Leather. contributing largely to the
turnover
Central Leather made IN extreme de-
cline Of IL: points following puni!ea-
lions OF it's quarterly report DISCLOSING
an enormous shrinkage in earnings anu
Nevada Consolidated Copp"r's annual
report was likewise Disappointing.
Persistent pressure against United
statcs Steel, at IN extreme loss OF q
point was Il potent Ac:"r in the rearllol
Offerings OF steel were largest on the
deNN ne and affected related ISSUES 10 m
equal or greater. extent. Final prices
were at lowest quotations IN the main
Sales amounted TO 460.nh0 shares
Bonds were SirIner on the whole th;-n
the stock list. although Liberty issues
varied. French nunIcIPalS were active
and strong hut Toxic IS Elelacu :
points. Total sal"s 'rar valuHl asSre'
gated s5e56.Ona.
United States bonds f"ld lSSuesl were
unchanged on call. registered is AL
vancinS 4 On sales.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
From Logan & Bryan t. A. +. MasIcn

From Logan & Bryan I" \. +. Ma$'ch
4 CO.. by rrtrar" Wire.
NEW YORK. April 23.---Aftcr tn" ini-
tial dealings tn" market 'hSnlA%"d 4
drropinE t"n,icr"y with IN" w"rkr"$S III
:, few SrrciaIti"S. htvin.; Hn un+'.tt';nE
effect on a." general market! AMI pro-
lrutinr .rr'"r offerings in IA" stock iiNt.
TIA" first quarter earnings of tn" tcn-
trail Leather Co. wCr, a dlsapI"lufn!"ht
although people in the leather business
contend that earnings SIM" then ha\H
taken a turn fur the l"Il"r and Tor thr
balance Of IN" year. should max" II more
cr"ditahlr showing.
SIu,lclrai"r WAS Il weak feature. the
selling in this particular issue being III
durrd hy III" fears that nj til" c"nlpanys
next dividend meeting scheduled for
frs, wrrl: IN May. III" action To I've taken
- likely To he disappointing To share.
holders.
Rrulizing sales were conducted in q
moderate way in the various depart
,ncntS tf IN" list but offerings w"r"
not heavy and not considered Impressive.
After the rather sharp advances rec
nrdrd in most ISSUES last week. the r"-
action Of lat" yesterday and t"-day
seems hut natural AMI II i" expected that
unless III" ROWS from the hatti" front
abroad takes on IN unfarorablc aspect.
a buying power of no mean proportion
will assert itself In the meantime the
money market. the stiff rates continue
and under this influence bullish opera
tons on a broad scale may BE- deferred
temporarily. hut on further decline
from this level. stronger resistance in
Tho substantial siiar"s tn SHlliri; rr"S-
sure will more than likely DC Witnessed.
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wcllsburg Briefs.

DR.. J. H. McConnaughy of Pittsburgh
WAS q visitor over Sunday at the hothe
Of his sister, Mrs. W. +. Barh.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Wills and MI
,rh Mrs Edward 3rozka left on Tues
aav morning by auto for Columbus o.,
and liucEry.. lakes. The trip Will last
Tor St ,:crai days and will bic through
very Interesting section.
Mrs. Sarah bound and sister, MISS
Erllc McItire, were Wheeling Vlsltors
yesterday.
Mrs. +. N. Lathcm and mother. Mrs.
Crnrrny,., arc visitors at the nome u
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Scott OF fll's-
hurgh.
Misses Frances and Adeline BrozKa
attended the Court theatre upon OCCASION
rf - fine attraction on Monday.
On Monday night. while the pcacefui
.la,,t sume would-bc patriots entered
the high school and destroyed all Ger
man text books AS \ result there were
no German casacs todny. Th" students
arc hoping that the study will be dis
c,rd,.d rs has already been done IN
mos, schuuls-lliEh School Reporter.
Professor A. r. LogGic INTRODUCED
IN. military Irot." TO his class on Mon
day evening. Tho new dance met VITA
much nppruval and no doubt Will DC
faroritc. -
Professor s. +. Sutton Of Bethany
was n business caller in Wcllsburg on
Monday.
George Patterson was "heellns
visitor on Monday.
Anton koI2 is again abe 10 Dc ou'
ac;"r an illness OF several weeks
:. l.. Frazer. representing Weaver
crstnlln company of Pittsburgh. was
Wrlsbure business visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. !. NJ. Scott president Of the Steel
AMI Iron company OF Wheeling, was IN
Wsllsburg. calling on captain r. >.
Cakes Of the West FirginIa-PittSDurgh
Coal company in regard t" 4 coal propo-
si,ion 90 kc handled On tn" Ohio river,
coal to IN, loaded at Giichrtst mine ana
delivered tn Iorkvillc. AS 10 dcta!iS
of conferences. Mr.. Oai:Gs refuses 10 d.
vulSe at present.
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ring his sister, MIS-. Nancy Sheppard OF

ring his sister, MIS-. Nancy Sheppard OF
East Main street.
Clyde Anderson Of this place Is in
Lodi. Ohio, on business.
Mrs. Luticia Mercer. OF North Broad
way has been in the wholesale houses.
Cleveland, for the past few days, in the
interest Of her millinery store
William Day Of Wheeling. is here on
account Of the illness Of his sister. Miss
Matilda Day of West Church street
Mrs. Frank Bailey. Of Sycamore street
will spend the day with Mrs. Frank Reed
Of Quaker City.
Mrs. Lee cunard and daughter. Miss
Tacl, of Laws street. were in Wheeling
Tuesday to attend tho wedding OF Miss
Grace Nelly 70 Mr.. Earnest Coleman.
Mrs; Kate Hibba I'd OF South Broadway
has received word from her son francis
IIibbard. who has been nj the training.
camp ut San Antonio. Texas. for the past
five weeks. that he has been transferred
TO Camp Hancock. Augusta Georgia
Mr. IIibbard enlisted in the ordnance de-
partmcn..
Mrs. Martha Hardcsty, who has been
III Of Yrippe is improving.
Miss Irma Nabb has returned to her
home ut Hcndrysburg. Miss Nnbb was
teacher at Sugar Grove school house
south Of town and made her home here
this winter. Tho country schools closed
last Friday.
Miss Margaret Allen returned TO 70
sumo her studies at Bliss Business Col
lcce. Columbus, Tuesday after a visit
ut her homo on South Chestnut street
Fred Leach, OF North Chestnut street.
VINO has been i'll OF pneumonia. Is inns
proving.
The next meeting Of tho woman's
leag Cue Of the First ". F.. church will be
held Wednesday evening. May LIST In the
church.
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FINANCIAL COMMENT

(Rv rrivetc W,rr 20 :. L. MLstrn & Coz
NEW YORK. April e".--IuS; as there
is q lul! in western front. 81 is there
likely 10 hc lu!l in tho ncttT-
ity Of the stock market. Th" fact
that there seems To have been som"
American casualties III minor engage
mrnt in tie American sector may IN
fact have Il somewhat DEPRESSING in:Iu-
rncc, tn more 50 rs Their" seems 10 have
been a tendency in headquarters 10 SLIP
press the news. An interesting Item IN
this mornings news is tho highly favor
able statement OF IN" General Electric
company, showing large increases in
earnings notwithstanding the fact that
this company had no war orders and the
set .ack was practically tdu" and owinH
10 prcrit taking after III" substantial
rise during tho past week. TIL" news ~
German intrigu" in Holland rS dlscon-
ccrtins and liable to cnmpliratr III" no
sition ct the Allies.
On reactions would favor purchases nj
Conduit, Baldwin. all pipe and steel
stocks.
w ]. WOLl,MAN & 90.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. April 23--Buttcr-
Steady. Creamery higher than extras,
~, ii 45c: creamery extras coz scorc).
44c: iirsta. II l. 6t43l:c; packing stock.
current make. No. ,. 32i. 6p33c.
EgEs.-Strahy. Fresh gathered en-
tras, aSM3aL:c: do. storage packed frsts,
- l.. Il s. ':.r: do. regular packed extra
ilrsts 36r. 37c; do, flrsts, 34i2 u &C:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
hcnn"ry whites. fine 10 fancy. 4oT sic:
state Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry browns. -: q SOC: do, gathered
browns and mixed cnlurs. 3SG37c
Cheesc-Stcady. State. held. specials,
o4G95l:.c: do, average run. gag "a u C;
do. fresh specials. 22i3 dr23c; do, aver
age run. 92D22i.c.
Live poultry--Firm. Old ROSTERS.
&c: young BOOSTERS md smooth legged
chickens. 35c; turkeys. zoe; fowls. 36c-
Dressed. quiet: prices unchanged.
Flour-Unchansed
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SUGAR
church.

NEW YORK. April 23.-There were
no changes in raw sugar prices. which
remained at the fixed level Of 4.9s5c for
Cubas. cost and freight equal to 6.0o5c
for centrifugal. The weekly cable from
Cuba reported liberal receipts there
again during the last week. with e1-
ports considerably larger. the latter
amounting to over $1,000 tons, against
64,l52 the previous week. No purchases
by the committee today.
In refined. business is OF fair proper
lions with conditions improving. Prices
are unchanged ut 1.45c for fine granu-
lated
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IRON g. STEEL

Having shown a surplus available for
the common stock If Sln9.33 in IL" last
Two wears and three months. against
which only 81 were paid in dividends.
shareholders "t Republic Iron Il steel
have something ~ Look forward I" III
tho way Of possible extra diNbars"-
,nents. While the Republic VIII CON
rinuc to maintain Il very CONSERVATIVES
policy assets arr increasing N n rtic
that promise great future hene Is Tor
common shareholders. II is estimated
tina. by the close "f the current year
Reuublic Steel will have added To AS
sc,s, after all charges. including avn
d,nds, n total OF nj least sl@o snare
within 4 period Of three Ec;lrs'--N AL
Street Journal.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
WELLSBURG

WELLSBCRG, W. Va. April "3'-
Deputy Sheriff Happy Stevens lclt on
Tuesday AFTERNOON by auto for Wheel
ing. having in charge Mrs. q. Miller,
who, il has been determined. should
nave treatment, and will be taken from
Wheeling on Wednesday morning LOT
Weston, where. it is hoped she may Dc
restored to normal health. The hus-
h,nd and three children arc lett NJ
hume.
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LIVE STOCKS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CNlEAtiO, April Itcccints.
II .Oun head weak. Rnlk. SlT.0nm l76n;
light Silva l7.7O; mixed. sl6.Sn n 7.h5
heavy. $IG.n"0 ii l1.3o: rough. $500 n
1910: irigs. El%.25 q lT.25.
Receipts. 1900 head: weak.
Native steers. SI6.56Wl7.4n: "tnckers
and feeders. $S.30erI2.4h: cows and h"if-
cra sT.n1frl3Y0; cnivcs SS.5nGf i.hu.
Sh,rp---icccipts. $4,000 h"nd; slIady.
Sheet. tla.DUE l7,S0: lambs. fl6.|o ~
80 %
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HIGHER PRICE OF
GASOLINE EXPECTED
Increase Of One TO TWO Cents Gallon
Looked for In East Following
Rise West

An Increase OF one or two cents
gallon In the price Of gasoline is expect
ed throughout the eastern section "r the
country shortly. following She advance
oof :: Cnnts Il SaIInn ny ihr StiHuaro
Oil Company Of lnd!iLna in ChicaH"
Higher prices for gasoline are rrEaTHnH
us necessary by oil rctiners, IN order ~
meet the Increased costs OF refining. IN
the las, several months III" price "t
crude oil has gone up rs much "a u
barrel. The present price OF 81 a bar
rel for Pennsylvania oil is :he highest
for more ;han FORTY years. IL addition
labor and other costs have incrgaseq.
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Commissions Ready.

Two ui the young men home on iur-
lnughs I.rdiir Miller and J"hn raul
10th ri whom have graduated from INC
officers training ScIn"l. have rach re-
r,ivcI ,hci,. Jrr ilicatrs NJ eligibility 10
The rink rcnnd lieutenant. and Will
rr,,.i>r ... commission very shortly.
.rh. man. ., .:uds % the popular young
,rru and :,.!,licrs are ready to colt
pr,Iularr lh.ln and many already have
dome go. More power In the plucky and
efficient Young soldiers and By coming
opportunity. heroes.
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Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. M"ndcl entertained
at Fort Henry club, Wheeling. on Mon
toy evening with u iIvr-c"urSr dinner
rnycrs being laid fcr fifteen. Dinner
wa; served at o'clock. followed by
dancing until II O'Clock. The reception
WAS given i'm honor Of Miss dorothy MIL
Ter and MIR. l.. w. cranStnn. whose
wedding look place on Tuesday evening
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I.iru'cnant irwin Charnock. VINO eN-
meets 10 leave this evening after
brief furlouEh at the home Of his par
cnts, MIR. and Mrs. J. VI. Charnock.
brought with him two different Kind OF
hand rr"nadcs. Curious in appearance
and deadly in effect. The young leu
tenant is in prime health and the best
wishes q: his friends Will attend him
or hi. return to camp.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

There was some rcalzinG today ee-
re,ially In Steel. hut tho copper stocks
dccvlopcd considerable strength and
show signs &C going higher provided the
balance or the market holds steady.
What war news there was seemed To be
favorable.
HARRIS WINTHROP & co.
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NEW YORK. hrril 23.--f:hch surrr'@!-
ing days session furnishes NOR" eFi-
dcnce of III" E"nuincn"ss "f IN" present
rnnvc mrui. Traders E"' weary 1T indus
trial stocks about midday Yesterday anu
turned L. III" r,;!s. Ii: Consequences. IN"
rails thai W" pni"tCd "ut--l:"adlnE ana
<. & -. ana law priced rails Win diNi-
.i.nd roS> ihilllI.S hcram" active. We
look for II" rails Ia r"a'inu" tn" fav"T-
ito. and lqt.r on h"th rails and industTi-
;,l,. will j." IN, un together.
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Curb Mining Stocks.

A Georgian from UP in the mountains
came 10 town on his annual trip with a
load OF corn, sweet potatoes and other
produce to exchange for groceries. AS
ne neared ur city he saw a sign: Speed
Limit - miles M Hour" prodtling his
oxen frantically with 4 stick. ne NUT
tered: "Ey Gnl!y' | don: believe. ~"
can make it."
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Evansville Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs Albert Johnson and
children and Mrs. RaymoHd Sharb or
this plpcc. spent Sunday with their par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore. OF
Fairyirw
Martin KuGlrr. who was here to at
tcnd the funeral Of his sister Miss Lola
kuGlrr. and who has been visiting with
relatives. returned to his home in Ak
ron. Monday.
Fred Einchcll of GAINESVILLE. visited
over Sunday with relatives here. He
WIS accompanied home hy his wife who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dcpew. Of South Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Chiefly. Of West
Main street, have been spending the
past few days with relatives at Steu-
bcnvillG.
Robert Evans Of Connrllsvilln. Pa. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Annie Evans.
Of West South street.
Thomas Burgess Of GAINESVILLE. is WIS.,