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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-04-12

my UIVutI NV ny.
The kidney secretions
passed often and only a
little at a time. They
were SO scalding l would
scream so | believe | could
be heard a block away.
They deposited brick dust
like sediment and their
odor was something awful.
My complexion became
sallow and | had large
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-04-12

Il was troubled with spell. of gasp
ing for breath and had such dizzy at
tacks | often fell right over. Spots
tioated before my eyes and | got so
nervous | couldn't stand any noise.
cried over nothing at all, became IT.
ritable and imagined all sorts of things
Ny health was shattered and | be-
came discouraged.
Il continued to grow worse in spite
of any treatment and came pretty near
dying several times. After several
months of this horror, | heard about
Dodn's Kidney Pills. | used dozen
boxes of Dodn's and was cured. | was
entirely well and have enjoyed good
health ever since"
Get Doan's at Any Store, soc . Boz
DOAN'S KID N hx
FoSTER.MIlBURN CO.. BUFFALO. NY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04

mored durine the past week that
the his smelling plant of the ),
Joseph Lead company would be
started up again in September and
that following this the operation Of
the mines and mill at Leadwccd
would be resumed The power
plant AT Lesdwood was started up
last Monday A Great deal Of re-
modelling Of the big smelter plant
has been done since II closed down
about a year ago and we are inform
ed that the changes made will en-
able the company to save several
thousand dollars worth OF lead each
month which has heretofore been
wasted We certainly hope that the
report that Herculsneum and Lead
wood are TO be put in full operation
again is true and we believe il Is
although We have been unable TO
get IL confirmed.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04
Gone, Bat Nor Forgotten

Another home was made sad
August "a when the death angel
visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom HOLIDAY and claimed for his
own their beloved little son, Louis.
Little Louis was only a flower
lent TO the family for the short time
OF one wear and nineteen days but
God saw fit to call him away from
this earthly home to that Heavenly
home.
He leaves a father. mother tive
sisters, two brothers and host Of
relatives and friends to mourn his
departure.
Weep not, dear ones. for little
Louis for where he is you may Be
also if you will only trust in our
Savior A SYsrAnmzNc Fnrxn
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04
.s-s,& - Ciav M.nien incest.
State vs Clay Minter. rapr.

State vs. Alvin Bostic and wm
Campbell grand larceny
State vs. Alvin Bostic and Wm
Campbell. grand larceny
State vs. Ben Cozlne. gaming
State vs. Chas Wright. gaming
State vs. c. |. Stalhnes. disposinl
Of morteaeed property in violation
Of the Law.
State vs. Samuel q Bedwell. mur-
der.
State vs. JEFF Henson. seduction
under promise of marriage.
State vs. Ellis Baker. felonious
abortion.
CNn DocKET
Tuesday, September 9.
/ ". Miller VS. J " Naneilder,
j. h Nangilder and j. + Winters.
civil action on bond
Vim. n Arnold. Marion Arnold
and Robert Arnold VS. Oma p. Kern
and Vim. A. Ladd. suit TO determine
title.
j. A. Berry VS. |. Bloom. appeal
from J P.
Mrs. L A Pirtle VS. Fred W.
Prose- ct al, appeal from J. P.
John Hahn, Ora L. Hahn and
Mary A Bohnsack VS. Susan c.
Pair, William Pair and Eda Belle
Plat, determine title.
Nancy +. Clubb VS. Enoch Under
wood. replevin,
Wednesday, September 10.
c. W. Rieer VS. NJ. f. Lemine
Lumber company. action for dam
ages.
1. u. Nhite0er ana NliliaIn Ouue-
er VS. Dewey Masters ct al, civil ac-
tion to determine title.
Claude F. McLane VS. H. c, Harty.
Marn E. Harty ct al. civil action to
determine and quiet title.
William A. Shull VS. Aneeiine
Hawn. P. B. Ring. Ellen l. Davis,
Geo, W, Davis ct al, civil action to
determine and quiet title.
Leo Leeethofi VS. Riley Moore,
Robert [. Martin ct al, civil action
to determine and quiet title.
Mrs Vim. A. McClendon ct al VS.
James Kinder. Albert Herzog and A.
Sparkman. suit in equity.
Thursday. September IL,
Elizabeth Russell VS. James Rus
sell, Charles Russell ct al, civil &C
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04
Circuit Court Docket
PrTn JURoRs

fETTr JURORS
Liberty township-Will Angle,
Geo. Fisher, Chas. Barker and Ben
Seller; Fillmore-Carl Shelley and
Lafayette Rhodes; Wsyne-Ed Ber-
rune. Charley StWz, Otto Cato and
Wm. Beckman: Whitewater-Wil-
liam Pohlmsn and Henry Fadler;
Union--Joseph Statler and Everett
Smith; Crooked Creek-Frsnk Rob
ins and Cleve Davis, Lorance-Sher-
man MCGEE. Chas Cobb. 6 S Eaker,
Martin Eaker. Louis Brown and
Isaac Shell: Scopus--Avery Boiling
er and Lon Limbaugh.
GRAND JURoss
Liberty to~nshie--John Deck and
Peter Bess; Fillmore--Jasper Rea;
Wsyne-Roy Sullens and j. W. Viii
son: Whitewater--A. B, Dole;
Union - Joseph Dollar, Crooked
Creek-Geo. Ellinehouse: Lorance-
Chas. Lommer. S, Z. DEWITT and
Eli Hahn: Scopus--William NJ. Viii
hams
CRIMINAL DocxET
Monday. September 8. 1919
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04
Southeast News.


Arcadia Valley Enssrpriss.
The cwn In the vicinity of lrontou
serms to have be~u practically ruin.
ell Roasting cars can hardly be
had. The pricr b about IS cents a
daxeu. and then there Is very little
c~u and ths, ton, u poor Grade.
pu,osi indedenden,.
James VI. Martin. who owns and
conducts lsfsc farm near Latty. u
q rrmarkable man io his ase. He
begun In the spsine by breaking and
preparing the ground for fifteen
acres of corn and cultivated Il, he
also sowesi eieh, acres Of milles.
cultivated his garden. took care Of
his stock. s,.d on his 18th birthday
he made a full hand with the thresh-
er on his farm Mr. Martin was
bogn In Washington county July u,
1870 He served three years and
elevea months In the Confederate
army. Tie is today hale and hearty
and We trust be may live to see
many more years Of health and
prosperity.
rarmingtoa News.
We have heard Il persistently NJ
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04
No. 10.

ton to divsN az d! afepsxhr
and vest in plaintiff
4 Jesse kirkpatrick vs. Alice Kirk-
patrick. divorce
c NJ Rhodes ~ Rosie Rhodes
divorce.
Laura Carpenter " William c.
Cafpenle. lsu-'r
D I toN y Arlise Fox. divorce.
sam Baker y, Esther Baker. di-
vorce
Lucy Buckner vs. Lee Buckner.
divorce
L 7 Kinder collector vs. the
Little River Drainage District. de-
inquent taxes
l. 7 Kinder. collector vs. the
Little River Drainage District delip-
quent taxes
l. ! hl1dtf, collector. vs. unknown
heirs and legal representatives. of
Jesse Cato, deceased. and Vim. Lagos.
delinquent taxes.
l. 7 Kinder, collector VS. O. c.
Lashe delinquent taxes.
L. + Kinder, collector, VS. W. ].
Phillips, delinquent taxes.
L. 7 Kinder, collector. vs. [. l.
Dudley, delinquent taxes.
Friday, September i2.
L T. Kinder collector, VS.. Ben
Stills, delinquent taxes.
l. T Kinder. collector VS. Geo.
" Winchester, delinquent taxes
l. / Kinder, collector, VS. Jacob
NJ Lacy, delinquent taxes.
L. 7 Kinder, collector. VS. John
Froman, delinquent taxes
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04
Ard if Simpiy Tickied MIN

A man q few miles from Corning
heard that dropping raisins in a bot
tie Of near beer would give him real
beer. Tie put In eight and the bot
he exploded. killing the cat and cut
IND his mother r-in-laws hand
Corning Mirror.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04

We. c. A. Sander a. president. and
l. : Grimsley a. cashier Of said
bank. each Of Us. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO
the best Of our knowledge and belief
{. 4. Sander. President.
/. J. Grimsley. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 2nd day Of september, A.
H. nineteen hundred and nineteen.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
iSEALl on the date last aforesaid.
Commissioned and qualified for a
term expiring February y, 1929
Homer +. Williams, Notary Public
Robert Drum. Sr..
Correct-Attest +. W. Clippard,
W. u. Allen.
Directors.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04

OfGeisi ,tsl~m-a, OF ,as fissasisi
condition of the Rank II ZAlms nj
ZalmA, state Of Missouri at IN. cio~r
Il business On the 18th day oi Au-
gust. 1919. publish-i ia The Marble
Hill pr-.s. = newspaIrf printed and
publishci a, Marble lIill. state of
Missouri. on the ith day II Scp,cm-
b.f. 1919.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04
No s7
OnisisI stst~naett Of the Financial

condition of the Bollinger County
Rank =, LutesyiIle. state Of Missouri.
at the close II business on the 2sth
dEy Of August. 1919. published IN
the Marble Hill Press. a newspapcT
printed and published at Marble
Hill. state of Missouri. on the Ith
day Of September. 1919.
pISnIfprLNs
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04

We. ]. j. Chandler as president.
and +. NJ. Wells as cashier of said
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-09-04

Subscribed and sworn to before
me. this Is, dAy of September. A. II +.
nineteen hundr-d and nineteen
witn~ss ny hand and notArial s.sai
CSF-ALl on the date last aforesaid
Commissioned and qualified Tor a
tern expiring MAJ -. la9ol
leo Slinkard. Notary Public.
Geo X Bell.
Correct Attest O. {. Ward.
Vim. VI. Green.
Directors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Notes Of More or Less Industrial Inter-
rSI From Countries Beyond
the Seas.

Sumatra renorts Il great gain in ex-
ports for last year over the business
done in 1917.
Australia has moro than $4,000 or
Eanizcd railway and other transport
workers. Nine out OF ten of all rail-
way employees arc union" men.
Canada produced last year mineral Is
to thervaluc Of S220.00p.0OO. The value
OF, tho mineral production in 1917 was
SlS9.Gi6.S2o.
Great Britain has arranged for the
purchase Of this years WOOL clip OF
New Zealand. aud the valuation has
already begun, with the result that the
clip is found superior to that OF last
year and somewhat above normal
Victoria. tho capital of British Co
lumhia, although in latitude IS mort II.
is famous for it's rose gardens. These
are in bloom twelve months I'm the
year. Outdoor sports arc enjoyed all
tho year round.
CohlcnZ, tho German city which is
now the headquarters OF the army OF
occupation. had scores of church bells
before the war. but all except just
three of them were taken by the Ger
man government TO bc turned into
implements Of war.
Germany is IN hard lines. industri-
ouSly Recently, out OF 1900 spinning
and weaving mills, only seventy were
running ut high pressure: 1000 boot
and shoe factories had been amalsa-
mated into 800, only fifteen oil works
we've operating out of 80, and in the
SILK industry the spools had been re-
duccd from $1,000 10 2.50G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
HER LITTLE GIRL
LOST WEIGHT RAPIDLY
Mother Became Aiarmed-Didn't sleep
Good-Lost Appetite-Hnd
Awful Headaches.
HiPO-CoD RELIEVED
HER REAL QUICKLY

MY daughter. aged ntecn years.
began to lose her spirit and freshness
and began falling on in weight at a
great rate and we became alarmed We
tsied remedy after remedy. but moth
ing seemed to do her good. Her appe-
titc was poor. She slept poorly. head
aches bothered her lots. She began
feeling so bad she just dragged around
and We had awful time between
our worrying and trying to set her to
AXE medicine. but soon as we bought
iypo-cod our troubles were solved,
Tor IL built her right up at once and
she likes TO taste IL besides. All the
Ne:ghbors and friends remark on how
we'll she is looking now. Her appetite
fne and though | don't know how
many pounds she has regained. she
Ans gained a lot. 1t surely does all
ihst they claim for It," declared Mrs.
-. b. Baldwin. Az East Butchcl Ave-
nue, akron, o.
!! you SNOW OF little toy or girl
Who doesn't look robust strong and
healthy, or II you have one of your
own. get bottle of Earles Hypo-Cod
at Traslts Drug Store tonight and
nT!nG g.adaess to some mothers heart
!eThaps she may not read this Read
what still other parents say below and
h' sure TO get Earle's Hypo-Cod while
you think of it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
SCHOOL OFFICIALS
SAID BOY MUST NOT
COME TO SCHOOL
Again tnicss lie Showed Marked I'm
provement = Doctors Were
Puzzled Over Hoy

fMy little boys health worried me
almost sick. declared a mother, whose
name and address are given below
He had what the doctors called tuber-
culosis OF the bowels. and was so fraii
and weak looking. He could not hold
any solid food on his stomach at any
time. Would have spell Of vomiting
every morning. and got finally so weak
and sick he was pale as sheet He
lost all interest in things and wouldn't
play, but simply lay around. and /
couldn't get any. medicine to lay on
his stomach long enough TO do him
any good. | was driven almost to dis
traction when the school officials said
he must not come back to school any
more unless he showed marked i'm
provement. and seeing Hypo Cod ad-
vertised bought bottle as last
desperate chance. The first dose stayed
down and he began wanting things
to eat that very next day. and now
he has more strength an energy and
has picked up so much weight that
/ wouldn't be without Hypo-Cod if it
cost ten dollars n bottle. While his
face used to he like milk. he now has
his color coming back, and only this
morning two pink spots appeared on
his checks 1t has done wonders for
our little hoy and I'm unable to find
words with which to express my graft
Gcation over his recovery after all the
doctoring and medicines we have had
for him." declared one of the happ!est
women in the world, Mrs. Carrie Dick
II East North Street. Akron, Ohio. Get
"a bottle of Hypo-Cod if you know any
one weak and down like the above
little boy and make another family
glad. Perhaps they have never learned
Of Earle'S IIypo-Cod and the wonders
il accomplishes I'm such cases. Tragle's
Drug Store has it and recommends it
highly. sl.20 large bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
VIRGINIA ON THE MOVE
Telephone Facilities for the Northern
Nrrk-t@. inEtou-iiot Springs Road
Observation-Disclosures Clubhouse.

The Stratfnrd Telephone and Tcle-
graph Co., With headquarters at Colo
nial Beach have purchased the line
formerly operated by the Potomac and
Rappahonnock Telephone Company
and Will repair and pu, it in first
class order and build additional lines
in the Northern Neck.
The Danville Golf Club is building
new clubhouse. out from panvi!ie
IL cos; $1,000
The Cov!mgton-Hot Springs road will
he improved this summer from Cow
inG.on TO the Bath County line at n
cost OF S5S,0o0.
The War Camp Community Service
has let Il contract for the immediate
erection of 4 new clubhouse at q
Point TO cost between $4,000 and So
600
The lee -Stora REORGANIZATION Corpor-
alton Of Norfolk have completed plans
for tn" erection OF ice, cold storage
and dehydrating plants on the ten-acrc
site recently purchased near Norfolk.
The Payne brick making plant at
brakes Branch, in Charlotte County.
has had it's capacity doubled and will
hereafter turn out 10000 bricks per
day.
The Culpcper Pants Company has in
creased it's capital stock To $4,000
and VIII soon double the capacity of the
trousers factory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
POTATO CULTIVATION ON
VIRGINIA EASTERN SHORE
Crop Of sweet Potatoes VIII he larger
Than Ercr-triSh Potatoes
VIII Be Curtaiicd.

oNANcoCK. VA, March 15.-Thc
farmers all over the Eastern Shore.
especially those Of Accomac County.
are far advanced in all of their farm
work. M..ny have finished planting
irish potatoes. and all OF them have
had their onions III for some time.
The acreage OF Irish potatoes will
hc considerably decreased this year.
This for TWO rcasons--thc high cost
OF fertilizers and the low price of
potatoes and the prospect of the same
continuing low. While this county
sells its Irish potatoes early and al
ways gets the top-notch figure. the
Indications now are that the early top
notch figures will not be anything like
as great as last year or as they have
been for several years past.
More sweet potatoes than usual will
he planted this year, as the prospects
OF good prices for them are said to
be fine. The production of the sweets
has been growing throughout the
Eastern Shore for several years past.
and the indications are that more will
be grown this year than ever known
before. There was good profit in
last years crop Of sweets, and as the
consumption of sweet potatoes is said
to be increasing all over the country,
big things are expected OF this years
crop that is to bc grown in this part
Of tho State. a section which produces
the finest potatoes 20 he found in the
land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
TWO GIRLS WERE
WEAK AND PUNY
Only Wanted to Eat srects-Boti,
Very Delicate md Seemed to
HIVE Some Stomach Trouble.
MOTHER TELLS HOW
TO BUILD UP CHILDREN

My two daughters. aged 8 and IL
years. had stomach trouble, or some
thing the matter with their digestion
and appetite They never wanted to
eat anything but sweets. and. though
their faces were full enough. their
bodies showed me that they were alto
gether too weak and puny. Healthy
children eat something more than mere
nick -nacks all the time. was alarmed
over their delicate health and decided
to get some Hypo- Cod, which did
and can see n huge Improvement in
them already. They are eating hearty
now and seem to crave substantial food
at meal times and any one can see
they are gaining in weight right along.
1t is wonderful tonic and builder
all right" declared Mrs. Peter Kin.
7S Rosalnd Court. Akron. Ohio tMr
Kin is one OF the best-known Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company men in
Americas great Tire City Of Akron)
Read what another mother says about
II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
Glass Plant Starts at parkcrsbura
Road BuildinE I'm Several Counties.
ClnrksburS's WRtcrVurks,

Webster County Commissioners are
building twenty-mile dirt road out
from Webster Springs, that is 10 cost
$1,000
The Kanawha Galleries Compan.
OF Charleston, propose to install :,
power plant in connection with their
coal mine developments az Swiss.
The Wright " l.oper Oil Company
capital 100000. has been incorporated
at Parkersburg.
Logan County proposes to issue
100000 of bonds. the proceeds to be
used to complete first-class highways
already commenced.
The Wheeling and Kentucky De-
velopment Company has been incor-
porated at Wheeling with $4,000
apital stock.
The Brown Tumblcr Company has
commenced the building OF a glass
working plant at parkcrsburg. and will
install machinery at cost OF SlS,-
600.
=. ClarksburE has contracted for the
Improvement OF It's waterworks by the
addition of a filtration plant with a
daily capacity of 100000 gallons Of
water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
GAINED 8 POUNDS
IN ONE WEEK
Mother Gave Hypo-Cod to Her seven
Ycnr-oid Daughter. and Change
WINS Wonderful.
PRAISES HYPO-COD TO SLY

My little daughter. aged seven, was
III a down condition. She was
weak. delicate and puny. Her appetite
was poor she seldom ate q good
meal We tried various remedies to
build her up. hut nothing seemed to
do her any good. All she cravcd TO
eat was candy and sweet stuns. and
first on coming to the table. Soon as
heard everybody talking and praising
Hypo-Cod here IN Akron ] got a bottle.
and the first bottle has brought won
derful change in her. She has gained
three and one-half pounds already. and
has more energy and ambition and
runs and plays tho whole day long.
Never seems to get tired now. Her
appetite is good and she sleeps good
at night. Her complexion is better.
too. and she really has color in her
cheeks. II is a wonderful remedy, and
would not beSrudGc twice what IL
costs for what II did for my little
girl" writes Mrs. G. o. Watts. l2i3
Bietakcr Street. Akron, Ohio.
Thousands OF mothers when their
child grew thin. nervous. fretful. pa le
and puny looking have found Earle's
Hyro-cod is wonderful builder. and
gradients are SO splendid for their lit
tic bodies. IT is so nice TO taste. too.
that children are fond Of 1t. and IT
agrees with the most delicate stomach.
The formula is on every bottle and
full directions for children come with
each bottle. Get bottle tonight at
Tragle's Drug Store. The price is SI.20
for large bottle.
Read what still others say abou,
this splendid tonic for little folks else
where on this page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Doing Her Bit

More than a year ago took a
course Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
for gall stones, severe collie and stom-
ach trouble and have been entirely
we'll ever since. | have recon-
mcnded it to many other stomach
sufferers, as l felt it was my duty
to tell them just how much good it
has done me-" 1t is n simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. For sale
by Grant Drug Co. and druggists
cverywhere.-AdY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
LITTLE GIRL
HAD CATARRH
Was Always Coughing md TnvkinE
Ur Quantities Of Phiegm
From Throat.
AFFECTED HER HEALTH

"AIy niece. aged twelve. had n bad ase
of plain old-fashioncd catarrh She
was always coughing up :nucous. 1t
affected her general health. and she
grew weak and thin and had no appe-
tie or energy. was afraid. too. that
it might run into tuberculosis, and so
got bottle of Hypo-Co when 1
heard how good it was for catarrh and
bronchial troubles. and since then she
has taken two bottles and 1t is simply
fine. can sec most pronounced i'm
provement in her condition. She Is
actually hungry now at meal time and
can eat anything. and her coughing fits
have stopped entirely. She never
coughs and spits like she did. At her
age. am so glad. for she Is just at
the period when a young girl needs
the closest attention. and never would
have believed that any medicine could
have done so much for any one In such
short time. 1t Is wonderful remedy
declared Mrs. NJ. Doyle. 51s North Ninth
Street, Richmond. Va.
Earle's Hypo-Cod relieves coughs
colds, sore lungs and chest and ban
ishes even the worst kind Of bronchial
and catarrhal troubles II taken In time
Especially at this season Of the year
it is invaluable, and should be given
as directed until relieved.
Read what folks say above about
Earle's Hypo-Cod. and then get a bot.
tie at Tragle's Drug Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
GREATER COAL MINING
Smaller West NirGinin Companies In.
crcasinE Capitnl for EninrScmcnts.
Others COnsOlidntIng.

CHARLESTON. w VA. March l5.-
Several of the smaller coal mining
companies o: This State hay. within
the past few weeks formed consolida-
tions, thus putting their capital stock
together in larger amounts. and m ny
others have increased capital stock
The disposition now seems TO he TO do
business on larger scale or not at
all.
Al the same time now companies arc
being incorporated, although one hears
on r~cry hand that the rcadjusjmcnt
period is proving 10 be hard time
Tor the coal mining Industry
The Orr Coal Company. OF Ciarks-
burg, has been incorporated with $780,
coo capital stock The Sandy & C;uyan
Goa! co mas been organized at Hunt
,nSton with $l25.000 capital stock.
Tie North i"airmout Coal Company. of
Fairmomt. is Increasing it's capital
stock from s500ac To 500. 600 The
Echo Coal COMPANY OF Wheeling. has
Several companies have been incor-
poratrd with capital stock at less than
100000 in the last TWO weeks to opcr-
ate In different parts of the State.