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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-12-21
Blue Point oysters.

Blue Point Oysters.
PoTAaE.
Cream Of Asparagus.
HoRs B'oEUvREs
Olives. English Wanuts. Gherkin Pickles
POISSON.
Salmon.
Potatoes la Windsor. Sauce Tartare.
ExTREE.
Sweetbreads, Larded.
soRBET.
Punch au Kirsch.
RoTI.
Roast Of Turkey.
Cranberry Sauce. Celery Salad
ENTREMETs.
String Beans Potato Croquettes. French Peas
Cheese Cakes.
SWEET ESTREMETs.
Plum Pudding rAnglaise. Vanilla Ices.
DESSERT.
Fruit. Coffee. Cakes
ROAST TURKEY.-singe and draw the fowl
wash thoroughly both inside and out. wipe dry
with clean linen towel and then rub the inside
with salt. Stuff, sew up the opening and roast
with cup Of water in moderate oven from one
to four hours. Many persons bind slices of salt
pork upon the breast before roasting, using no
water.
PLUM PUDDING.-The entire success failure
of the pudding depends largely on the packing
ding without stepping for six hours. 1t is neces
sary to pack plum pudding as firmly as possible
in the bowl in which it is to be boiled and to tie
the cover OF cloth tightly over it. The cloth viii
stretch enough Tor the slight swelling Of the pud
ding. and the water will not get in. A delicious
Christmas pudding is made Of halt pound of
currants, a pound Of sultana raisins, half pound
of muscatel raisins stoned and cut into large
bits, and three ounces each Of eandied orange
peel, lemon peel and citron Toss this fruit with
tablespoonful OF dried and sifted Aour, or. better
yet, sift this amount Of aour-no moreover the
fruit. Mix in a cup teaspoonful Of powdered
cinnamon, half teaspoonful Of cloves and half a
nutmeg. Chop fine three-quarters Of pound Of
the best beef suet and free it from shreds. Sprin-
kle over it a liberal teaspoonful OF salt and add
the fruit and toss the ingredients thoroughly
Now add three-quarters of a pound Of bread
crumbs that have been dried and sifted and
moisten with cup of boiling milk. At this
stage add half pound Of sugar and sprinkle in
the spices that have been mixed together. Beat
together. without separating the whites from the
yolks. eight eggs and add them to the pudding
1t should now be so stiff that it be stirred
with difficulty, and the only sure way is to stir it
with your hands as you would bread. Add now a
gill of brandy and one OF sherry and mix the
pudding thoroughly.
MARY JANE Cooke.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-12-21


AmChg new fashions comes tnat or
making out Of door coats and likewise
jacket bodiees for indoor wear quite long
in front but short at the back, or short
In front with greatly elongated backs.
There are few enthusiastic admirers of
the shapeless box coat, where there are
hundreds who prefer the new carefully
fitted tailor jackets OF cloth with stitched
reyers, kaiser collar and plain. close
sleeves.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-12-21

Calls attention OF all who need work in his line
that he viii promptly attend 10 all orders by
mail or otherwise. and guarantee satisfaction.
WINDOW SHADES OF all kinds on hand and
hall decoration neatly executed. trial respect
fully solicited. Popular prices Estimates rem
Residence, 20 Oak street, North Woodbury..
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will and esteem OF the Parisians. who
are always ready to appreciate wit and
humor, and certainly the story showed
that the count is what the French call
"un homme d'esprIe," to turn on an In
suit like a Joke at the expense OF the
perpetrator. instead OF treating the af-
fair seriously. and making 1t the subject
OF diplomatic issue.
Formerly the grand master OF the
household to the, king OF Hanover, the
latter abused him 60 roundly when he
urged his sovereign to yield to the de-
mands OF the Prusslans in 1866 that af-
ter the close OF the war he transferred
his allegiance TO Prussia. his daughter
becoming the most intimate personal
friend Of Empress Frederick. The count
has been twice married, his first wife
from whom he was divorced. being n
Russian Princess Galltzin. while his sec
ond wife was n sister Of the late Earl OF
Rosslyn, go that he Is an uncle OF the
young Duchess of Sutherland and OF her
sisters. His son is married to a sister
Of the present Earl of Kinnoull, head OF
the great house and clan OF Hay. The
young count, by the by, has come in
for an unexpected stroke OF luck. For
he has just had beQueathed to him by
mere friend. the late Mr.. Her
vey Pechell, the beautiful country seat
and estate OF MaresDeld In Sussex,
which. In the early half of the century,
was the home and property OF the well
known politician and statesman. SIR
John Shelley. The estate in question
Is worth $4,000 per annum.
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NrcaHstmHs md Hrnrisinus

CIllCAGo-Whcat scored an advance
OF l%c bushcl to-day, July closing at
T%Q7Ihc. Corn closed unchanged and
oats &c higher. Pork gained SC and
lard 2hc. Ribs closed unchanged.
Large northwest receipts, heavy ship
ments to Europe. IN increase on pas
sage and favorable weather reports
started wheat early. The market rot
strong. however. and before the session
was two hours old early sellers were
clamorlnS Tor former holdings. An an
nonncemcnt by IL prominent authority
That the winter wheat area had been
greatly reduced .Inca May i, owing to
damage by iliea. r'uplcd with scnsa-
tional reports OF damage from private
sources. brought about the change In
sentiment. Buying orders from the
southwest poured In. and MS the mar
Rct was getting awny from the bears
they made u vague rush to rcinstatc
themselves, bidding the price up &c Mt
time. Reports OF European drouth
helped the advance. and tho market
closed near the top OF tho days rnngc.
July opened hc higher at T5iSm75Ssc.
cnsed off 10 7biic. advanced to 777sc aud
closed nj 77AGTAc. Chicago received
90 cars, ak OF which were graded con-
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CH1CAGO-Cattle. there was an ac-
tive general demand FOR cattle to-day
and prices ruled strong. Fancy cattle
sold at IS 55dg5 65: choice steers SIS eO6
$50: mediums 81 S5G5 90; beef steers
- 4OG4 SO: stociers and feeders 81 20@
) Is: bulls So G014 50: cows and heifers
50 1901 SO. Calves s. 00I7 Is. Trade
In hogs was brisk, with prices steady
for the general run. and strong for
choice droves. Fair TO choice brought
8 SON3 30; heavy packers 50 55G3 77h Z;
mixed 81 G5GS S2Is: butchers 81 65p
Sly: light 50 6Sd3 Is; pigs So 25Gs rs.
The demand for sheep and lambs was
SLOW and prices weakened, particularly
for the poorer descriptions, which are
numerous. Common 10 good sheep sold
at 81 5O0a 80: ewes 81 40G4 70; shorn
lambs 81 25G6 Is. Receipts-Cattle,
1900 hend; hogs. 1000 head: sheep,
$4,000 head. .0
EAST LtBERTY-Catue steady; ex-
ira. IS 5OG5 60: prime. IS 1905 80; com
mon. 50 50Gi 25.
Hogs active and lower; prime assort-
ed and extra heavy hogs. 81 90@3 95;
heavy Workers and good mixed, So IS:
pigs and light Workers, 50 1903 so: good
roughs, 50 25@3 so; stays and piggy
sows. 81 5OG3 90
Sheep, Slow and lower: choice weth-
ers, 81 70Ii Is: common, So 5OTs so:
choice limbs. Sc 70G5 S.: spring lambs
81 5Oa6 SO: veal calves. 81 o0@7 SO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES active at $3.50
S..
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntcrcst In the Metropolis
of Belmont County

Matters orInterest In the Metropolis
ofBclnont County
The Epworth park programme this
year Is good from beginning to end. All
arrangements have been completed and
the people have begun to 1T up their
cottages for the. summer. The pro-
gramme Includes Rev. Sam P. Jones,
August 4. forenoon and afternoon;
Miss Anna Virginia Culbertson, poet
and reader. August 2, and S; Edward
e. Elliott, impersonator OF plays, Aug
ust .. S and S; Decca Grand Operate
Company. August I, evening: Colonel
H. w. ]. Ham, August s and 7: Edward
Marc. magician. August I and s, even
ing; Fred Emerson Brooks. poet. Aug
ust Land Q, afternoon; Smith Sisters,
Ariel SeXtette, . and 10; Alton Pack
ard. cartoonlst. 10; Mrs. Helen Baker,
II: Rev. Francis A. Strough, stereopti-
con, II. 13 and Is; Rev. John Weir, 12
and IS; John r. Clark, the second
Cough. II and IA; Edison's Projecti-
scope, moving pictures. IA and Is; Mrs
Maud Ballington Booth. 16
Rev. W. V. DeWinkle. OF White. Pig
con, Mich, filled the pulpit OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church. Sunday. Sew
eral candidates for the vacancy there
have preached recently. any one OF
whom. 1t seems, would suit the congre-
CATION all right.
Mrs. Seamon and her friend James
Bard. were sent to the St. Clairsville
jail by Squire Morrell yesterday. on n
charge OF perjury and In default OF
SgOl hot oh Tk,I ts-, f,,r ~, ,,Dt,
In the proceedings Of last Saturday.
The Blue Ribbon boys got the best of
the match with the Exchange team by
score OF TO Z. The Exchange was
beaten but not conquered and they Will
have other games.
1t Is announced that the little steam
er E. NJ. Grove, will begin trips be-
tween this city and Wheeling this
morning. What a harvest such n boat
might have had the past six weeks.
Frank Archer only got forty-two of
the forty-fve senatorial delegates In
Jefferson counts but he Is not kicking.
Some OF the workmen at the steel
works have had two advances in pay
during the past sixty days.
The banks OF this city will be closed
to-day and the postofiice force will OBJ
serve holiday hours.
Mr.. Charles u, Husbands, q former
resident, but TOW of Philadelphia, was
In town yesterday.
James c. Tallman and family have
gone to Epw0rth park to remain for the
summer.
The packers at Rodefer's glass factory
want an advance in their pay.
]: W. Holland will leave this week for
Indiana.
Thomas Smith, OF Harvey, ILL.,, is In
the city.
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EXCELLENT RESULTS.
They Have Resulted in a Steady
Gain of Popularity. &
People who arc Ever Ready 70 Rec.
ommend5What Has Done Them y
- --L--- Much Gnnd !.

Much Good. y
Morrow's Kid-ne.olds, the scientific
kidney remedy and bnciache cure, IL
daily gaining favor in Wheeling. 3 No
medicine has ever been sold in Wheel.
Ing for kidney ailments, backache, ner-
vousness. sleeplessness and general de-
bility that has gained such popular Ia
vor as Morrow's Kid-ne-oid =
We give you the experience OF Mrs.
e. W. Thurlow, Of 2S12 Market street
who recommends Kid -ne odds as fol.
lows: II have been sufferer from dis
ordered kidneys almost oil my life. and
was never able to get anything that
would cure me. The doctors said NV
disease was constitutional kidney trou-
Die and that would never be VOL
again. as my case was incurabie. l SUI
Tered constantly with m aching pain
across the small Of my bnck and tho
discharges OF the kidney secretions wera
'at Times excessive. and at other times
with pain. RI =. - ~ :
getting well. believing the doctors were,
right when they eaid my case was in
curable. when I read about Morrows'
kid-ne-oids and where they had cured
Just such cases as mine. As Chas, Ri
Goetze guarantees them to cure or re-
tund the money. secured them ut his
store and began using them according
TO the directions. 1t was remarkable
how quickly they gave me relief from,
the distressing pains across my back
and the othertroubles as we'll. They are,
all the manufacturers claim for them
without any doubt" !
Morrow's kid-ne-oids are not pills,
but Yellow Tablets and ore put up in,
wooden boxes which contain enough for.
about two weeks treatment and sell at
fifty cents box by Chas. R. Goethe, the
druggist. A descriptive booklet will be
mailed upon request by John Morrow
& Co., Chemists, Springfield Ohio.
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INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY.
In the MuhoninG Vnlley-Evcry Estab-
lishmcnt In Full Blast.

llSuu1cnt III u ult DluSt.
YOUNGSTOWN. O., May 2S.-The
came active conditions that mark in the
country in general prevail In this city
and valley, and the unprecedented
busy season continues uninterrupted.
With no known exception every indus
Try In the valley. large and small, is at
present working. full. time with most
promising Indications for a continuation
Of that condition. At the Ohio steel
plaHt. while phenomenal output for
the month IS not expected. the hun
dreds of employees are working full
tine. Both mills OF the American Steel
Hoop Company, have finished another
c3mplete week and will resume in full
Monday morning. All the local plants
Of the Republic Iron & Steel Company
have beer on In every department dur
iaS the week and Manager Campbell
says that there Will be no change in the
running order for some time.
The Republic Iron & Steel Company's
future policy is Yet holding n tension
upon the market for bars and the an
aouncsmsnt Of Its prices is expected in
few days. The implement manutac-
tuFers are in the midst of their busy
ssason and their demands have held the
market In Its present steady condition.
Inc consolidation OF the sheet mills now
under way Is expected to materlalizc at
any early date and prices remain high,
WIN many mills out OF the market. The
East End industries all repor, All album
tlace Of orders. and are working their
Establishments In full.
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ROUSING WELCOME.
IN be rendered to the Returning
Volunteer Troops
NOW IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Ms thc Programme to Mobilize all of
Them at Minneapolis and St Paul,
Where President Mckinley viii
Greet Them-Thc Soldiers Will DO
rho Guests ofthe Twin Cities.

q WASHINGTON, May 2o.-All the vol.
rn,ecrs now in the Philippines II they
~, mustered out at San Francisco. are
"a be invited to mobilize at Minneapolis
o,d 81 Paul. There they are to be ten
dsrcd rousing welcome. made the
more notable by the presence Of Presl-
don't Mckinley. The President has been
oryIous to meet all the troops who
s.rved in the Philippines II this were
practicable, and he agrees to 80 to Min
reapols and St. Paul to greet the Min
reso,a volunteers. With the possibility
that the President might be unable to
continue his trip further west the twin
cities have undertaken TO arrange for
,he mobilization OF all the volunteers as
their guests The organizations II
mustered out at San Francisco will be.
transported to Minneapolis and st. Paul
as the guests Of the twin cities. After
the jubilee the troops will go home to
tbelr respective states at the expense Of
the states.
The programme is to have the North
and South Dakota. Montana. Colorado,
Tennessee, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Kansas
and Nebraska volunteers at this gath
erine, and II possible those from the
states OF Washington, Utah. Oregon and
California The date upon which the
troops will reach st. Paul and Minnea-
polls will depend upon the rapidly with
which transportation can be placed at
their disposal by the war department,
but 1t is expected that once started the
troops will all be landed at San Fran
cisco within six weeks. The first OF the
troops are expected to. .arrive by the
middle of June and the last by Augusta.
The jubilee therefore probably will &C.
eur early in August. The Presidents
acceptance of this invitation does not
necessarily mean that he has abandon
ed his contemplated trip to the Pacific
coast. How much he will extend his
trip west OF Minneapolis will depend
upon circumstances.
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tract. Minneapolis and Duluth got
1.0S7 cars. compared with tSl cars for
the same day a week ago. Worlds
shipments to Europe last week amount
ed to S.933. 900 bushels. and the quantity
on ocean passage increased 1.63S,000
bushels.
Heavy receipts and reports OF In
creased acreage weakened corn. but
the decline was recovered near the
close, owing to the rally In wheat. Ire
celpts were sos cars. July opened
A9Ac lower at 32,sd32ssc. eased OF to
32hc. advanced to 32%Q327sc and closed
with sellers Mt 32Xc.
Oats suffered early from heavy re-
ceipts and favorable crop adrIces, but
with the help of wheat closed firm at
the top figures. Receipts were 557
cars. July started Nc lower at 22Kc,
sold sparlngly Mt 22A@22Hc and ad-
Vanced to 22Hc ut the close.
Provisions were steadied by a better
shipping demand and scattered buying.
July pork opened 2isc higher at IS 17hs.
advanced to IS Is and closed with SELL
ers Mt IS 90 -
Lard and ribs were dull. with fuc-
tuations narrow.
Estimated receipts for Tuesday:
Wheat, III cars: corn. 37s cars; oats,
$50 cars; hogs. $1,000 head.
Holiday tomorrow.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK. May 29.-A special to
HE Herald from Washington says: In
formation received here In private let
'efs from officers serving in the Philip
pines. state that the F!lip!nos show no
respect 10 the American dead. In one
instance an officer who was on the fir
Ing line, says he was shocked to see
"'se bodies Of American soldiers, who
aa2 been killed In an advance and
watch we're brought within the Amerl-
e"h lines badly mutIlotcd. The ears OF
zen Of the corpsas had been removed.
we noses cut off and the hearts torn
o1t' Such mutilatIon dlsproves Aguin-
Mos claim that the Insurgents are
Wneuciins a civilized warfare, The
Gn ..an troops give the Philippine
o ceat a decent burial and provide every
.o"hi0rt and afford the best medical
"eatmeh; possible to the wounded.
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Articles. open. High. Low. Clos

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady
Wheat-No. 2 spring 74k675c; No. 3
spring 70@7i4:c: No. 2 red 16lsG77kc.
Corn-No. ., S2ssc; No. . yellow 33h@
3314c.
oats-No. .. 24G2iMc; No. 2 white no
Csc. No. white o6G27c.
Rye--No. 2. Csc.
Barley-No. .. 36G40c.
Flaxseed-No. l. 81 o3@1 o.; new
81 05l1 o.
neutrality-suspicious. 81 %.
Mess Pork-Per barrel S l06S Is.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. IS DOCS OH.
Short Ribs-Sides Qoose) 81 S094 so.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) 4M@4Sc.
Short clear sides (boXed) 81 9595 05
Whisky Distillers' finished goods,
per gallon. 81 &c.
Sugars = Cutloaf G.O2c; granulated
5.52e.
Clover-Contract grade Sc 80.
Butter-Marllet firm; creameries 100
Tic; dairies 100lGc.
Eggs-Weak; fresh 12Kc. "A
Cheese-Steadv: creams S%G9hc.
BALT1MORE-Flour quiet; western
super, 50 2512 40: western extra, So so
13 90: western family, 50 35G13 60; win
ter. wheat patents. So 7593 80; spring
wheat patents. 81 9064 10; spring wheat
straiShts. 50 G593 SO; receipts, 1880
barrels, exports. IS barrels. Wheat
strong; spot, 77G77Bc: month, 77@
Isc: June, 7TH@77;sc; July, 7S%@
1S1Sc: receipts, 1890 bushels. Corn
steady: spot. month and June. $500
$3.50; July. 34G34lac; receipts, 169,7OO
bushels. Oats steady; No. white.
32kG33c: No. mixed. 29E@30c; re-
ceipts. $1,000 bushels. Butter steady;
fancy creamery $4,000: fancy imitation
15tll6c: fancy ladle. l3Glic; good ladle,
1l6l2c. store packed. ll@l4c; rolls,
12Glic. EGGS firm at lac per dozen.
Cheese steady.
C1NCINNATI-Flour active; fancy
50 2Oa3 %; family 81 49a2 65. Wheat
quiet: No. . red 75lsc Corn active; No.
mixed 34iac. Oats quiet: No. .. 27h9
CSC, Rye firm; No. . Csc. Lard steady al
81 IS. Bulkmeats easy at 81 rs. Bacon
easy at s. 65. Whisky steadg at 81 o6.
Butter quiet. Sugar steady. Cheese
steady. Eggs easy at f?c.
NEW YORK--Hops quiet. Hides
steady. Leather steady. Butter
strong. Cheese steady. EGGS easy.
Molasses firm. Coffee. options opened
quiet and unchanged and closed barely
steady and unchanged to five points
lower: sales. $500 bags.
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WEI.I.SBURG.
Doinss ofPeopic in the Brooke Coun.
~ Metropolis.

Doinss ofPc0pic in the Brooke Coun.
~ Metropolis.
At n special session OF county court
on Saturday. Messrs George 3. era W
ford. OF Wellsburg; John L. Meyer, OF
Buffalo district, and Robert Patterson.
OF Cross creek, were recommended to the
state board OF public works for the ap-
poihtment TO make the re-assessment
of Brooke county real estate. The land
owners OF this county are unanimously
OF the opinion that the valuation Of real
estate here should be reduced. Brooke
county land Is now assessed the highest
or any county In the state, excepting
Ohio. The assessed valuation per acre
In Brooke Is $S4 II. while the average
throughout the state is So &c.
NJ. n. Duvall, the successful candi-
date for representative on the Republi-
can primaries In jefferson countS. Ohio
on Saturday, Is a Wellsburg boy, son OF
Mr.. William Duvall. OF this place He
Is promising young man. being under
thirty years Of age, brilliant stump
speaker, and destined TO make his mark
in Ohio politics.
HUT haS u very IlTpp crowd ut the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening to
hear the memorial sermon by Rev. C.
II. Mcdonald. The G. A. R. and Sons
OF Veterans attended In body, The
sermon was splendid one and the mu.
sic very fine.
Rev. R. T. Miller. OF the NJ. e. church,
has received news of the death In Lon.
don OF sister. Mrs. Robert MIcCreldy.
The remains will be broght to her home
AT Sewickley, Pa, for burial.
Rev. C. II. Mcdonald went to Wells.
vile. O.. yesterday, to read n paper be-
fore the Presbyterian Ministerial Asso-
citation on Newspapers"
The remains of Mrs. Jacob Miller.
who died at Weston on Saturday, were
brought hare yesterday and Inferred in
Brooke cemetery.
The S. George glass factory Is rum
ming day and night on a large order for
lantern globes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Risnor have
moved into their new residence on Main
street.
IT'S folly to suffer from tha. horrible
plague OF the night ItcbIrr nIIn,
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Try ALIENS FOOT=EASE.

4, Iowa, rSpwder 10 DO shaken Into the ahOcs.
rsrr ,ns scnson your feet feel swollen,
yo, ' SaS ana hot. and got tired easily. II
mi,IGnH foot-Ensc. II coois the feel nnd
IWs.,S1 Walking casy. Cures swollen and
Eo,%a,nR rect. blsters and callous spots
and 's sy, coma ahd binfons Of all pain
g6It '.H.n rest and comfort. Try II to-day.
ac ~ ~ di1iEEihts and shoe stores for
i q, nal package FREE. Address, Allen
- '1'n~ed, lie Roy, N. Y, tth&s
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r. "A9ttiNGTON. May 29.-The United
'",.S embassy at Brussels has reported
" 'ae state department that the Bel
'"'" B'V'rnmen, has by decree issued
~ VI" -"ih Inst. rescinded the intertIIc-
WV, upon the IMPORTATION OF American
=, ,,'H' The decree takes effect May
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NEW YO1lK-The market to-day has
been OF scml-holiday character. There
have been few buyers In attendance.
and spot business has been limited.
Mail orders have taken Off fair guam
tity OF merchandise. Tone OF the cot
ton goods division continues strong,
with no new features developed. Wool
en- goods division shows II fair amount
OF business IN staple lines In mems
wear and dress fabrics at unchanged
prices.
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nv, %as almost a miracle. Burdocls
tyo,,H', Filters cured me OF terrible
y .TaHih ne ou: all over the body. | am
w.. grateful Miss Julia F'ilbridgc,
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OIL C1TY-crcdis balances, 81 IS;
certificates. highest. 81 1SH: lowest,
81 49,. Shipments. AZ. 679 barrels: av-
eraGc. 75.26l barrels: runs. 9I,Sii bar
rela; average. 49, 1876 barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petrolcum steady. :
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REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THIN
~ Prompt Completion OF Orders Mt ia
intelllGencer Job Printing OrlcA, 80