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AppLE S-Fancy evaporated, jO-lD boxes
oI6c: lib cartons. fancy, lOigc; GU Ions,
choice. 0Ise, choice evaporated sAc' sun
bPbft0Ts-Pe ID, loose. 10lAGlle.
CTTRON-ln 10-lb boxes lAc, 1T
CVRRANTS- 25-lb boxes, cleaned pu'A'
siSTiGc: lib cartons. 9ladl1c- "a
bATES-f,lh packages, TMMsl2c, Ia y aiu
dates. Dc: Holowei. bulk. 60-lb boxes V9oe'
pFhCtff9W Choice new stock. SHGec.
RAIsINs-CaHfofnIn S-crown,, u. ~
boxes 81 .65a175; lib boxes, l. Nj \, rf haIes
60dT0c; 2-crown, J. N; fa,s us 0V'lo
PRIMES California, 90-iO0s SIC; sO-S1 9a
5c. f0.SGs. 5lbc: 60T0s. &c; j0-6Os, 6Hc; ~
VSSIrTS+ Brnzn. 16d17c per lh alherts
slciiT 12c. California waluuts lSaltci peg
nuts. fancy hand picked, 5Aa6c: no.
4@6ilc; Jumbo 6d6lac; Almonds; Ia i,aeods
i{afI9c per 10 in sacks; California allnona.s ;
f5G pe2ans new crop. 1l@l5e; chesthu's
/ Pledmoutes, Zoe.
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CUBAN CATTLE TRAnE

Fort Worth, Texas January - Johh
Deyine. general manager ~ the Cuban 1--we
stock company is here from Puerto irlh
tn Inc COMPANIES holdings on the island
'fbey arc 10 he used for breeding pur'
noses ana the native market
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they did snot allow Tor the holdings on
plantations With q continuance Of irce
rocelpts II viii be 4 hard matter TO sns-
lain prescut values, In the face of unSntis.
factory European textile trade.
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and prime cotton seed cake are for dolly.
cry at Galveston
Memphis Jauuary Is. Cotton seed oil
Prime crude n prime summer yellow A2i9;
choice cooking summer yellow nominal.
Meal and take Prime - 1oW!6 90
New York. January Election seed oil
quiet.
New orleans. January 1G.-Cotton seed
oil Firm. primo refined In barrels 49, OF
refined ~, prime crude loose IS; on crude
none.
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ST Louis Iauuarv Wool Steady. me-
dunn grades 13G17l5; Hight hue l2l4NCl3;
heavy hno 1OUl2. tuh washed iiU2i
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ca,nllI 3 Richardson's eta.

Houston. Texas, January id.--' q
rmsd oulet and firm today. Liy :
vas 2r,.s4 mp this morning whicf 1
better thar expected, losing q part 4
sdvs1ce closing is4 higher. Out ma
had .ne little setback on htarx ssth
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rRrrrs.
IIARpNARE

WIRE NAILS s2D5 base per keg
BARRED WIRE Galvanized Glidden
81 50 per 100 lbs galvanized Baker. S3.s5
per 100 lbs.
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THEY ARE BECOMING SCARCE
As A FEED STUFF
The Cattle Market at Chicago Was Slow
and Weak and Steady al Kansas City
No Receipts Of Texans at Chicago,

Indicative Of the great amount Of cottof
seed bulls being utilized for taeding " live
stock. the following viii be noted with a..
tercst from Memphis correspondent
the demand for cotton seed hulls is very
active In this market onc throughout the
entire Memphis district aud tho lower Mis-
sissippi valley. THO cattle feeders ~ the
west and those Of Kentucky and adjoining
states arc using hulls 50 larger quantities
this year than they have cvel done
The nill, have he etofole somi II dldi
cult TO dispose of this hy.Nroduct, though
during the few Ncc6s past they haye found
rrady sale TO- all their output and lr'
pretty well sold up on This commodity In
fnct "A pumbcr of the oil mlltf 10 the West
have been forced to buy cotton seed hulls
IN this tlty and az nthor points cast Of tic
Mississippi hccaufe they have not crushed
enough seed in their own territory 20 fur
ihsh sufficient hulls for the cattle ihry mad
az their plants 10 Feed for the winter
IriCcS are ruling very strong hcre. huNs
going at So 50 per ton lo"sc, aud at 81 pes
iOc 10 81 per ton premium NJ smaller lots.
Because the mills ave So well sold ahead
the buyers arc ending difficulty IN sec0r
ing all the stun they Nnnt for immediate
There is IN upward tendency IN oil Tbc
Official quotations have hcen advanced lH2r
Within the past few DAYS. and sales are re-
VpTtvd ~ high as L. above quoted ngurc".
The dcmaud Ices moi aElCHr ~ Toe at all
active. tn lugh offerings are limited and the
mills well sold nm.
In cake and meal there Is n very quiet
tone The cattle feeders Of the West. who
have been tho best supporters of the mar
kct this scasoa. have practically withdrawn
for the time being The BUYERS at points
taking the Baltimore New York .r Boston
freight rate are entirely too low in thuil
bids their figures i'clug 81 0l5l 80 0cI
ton under the figures asked here, The
export buyers are also out Of line Tht
I nm Inn NJ ID
/ lack Of dcmard Is easter ana declining
| prices arc looked for Receipts n cotton
seed are on the increase ana this Is another
factor contributing TO the easier feeling
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,,,rv &c fully retaining quoted prices,
demand IN excess Of supply.
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LIFE AGENTS Secure the best contract
on cnrth note taken until next fall
write w. H. Patterson, manager Hart.
ford Life, Dallas, Texas. &C
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IS Anselma do LarrIp0ga tBrl. Manchos
tor
IS Lake Cbnmplain tRrl, liverpool.
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.,ss Of onions are running very low
s-ices are holding strong.
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..u,e & Lyons will receive a carload
,.Ssv ~ each onions and seed potatoes.
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obons declined cent and sacked
vent lsc lower.
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ROUGH-CLEAN RICE MARKETS.


favorable conditions but so far the Est
remains as formerly.
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" barrels. csmphor zoe; wood alcohol.
Sln' gum opium, S3S5 powdered opium.
AS9; carhollc acid. 40di2c per pound In
bottles; calcium carbide $500 per 100 do.
l'iered Texas common railway points.
FRUITS
APPLES Fancy Rem Davis S475G5. 25;
No = Ben DaMs, 50. Jndi 90; fancy wisc-
rod, 81 9Nf2 90
BANANAs--Loose. 81 65ai 10 packed,
81 T562 90
CRANBERREs ss.ooa32 IS per bushel
crate; barrels SN.ONQn 80
COCOANUTS-- Per sack Of 100 So 2jG
30; loss quantities 81 80
LEMONS Messinns. new crop, SSSO0t
*. 10 CALIFORNIA; 50 15M3 IN.
Seeding. s. 2J.
,.PEARs Fall varieties California Winter
Nelis. $500
PlNEAPPLES- crate. Sloo@45O.
GRAPES-New York Catawha. o-lb pony
baskets, poe; Carrier crates 3olh baskets,
S2.2a; Malaga or Alneria. 25.lb kegs, So 90
Q6.oo.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED test wells put down for
rico irrigation. Write q. NJ. Whitcomb,
Webster, Texas 70
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IS Anselma de Lsrrinaga lBrl, Manches
ter
IS Lake Champlain lBrJ liverpool.
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(RfAsED ACTIVITY =, -
IN THE LOCAL TRADE.
Aavsnoes-Eges Were Firn,er
Y ,.s.n. Abundant and Lower.
oranges Were Scarce.

10 the wholesale market yester-
FPsih.' .,ore active than has occurred for
We" .,so orders covered all classes of
Wy much improved condition per-
Ied the trade.
,yere abundant and moving free
g n-,ses lowered and ranged 1h@l1ac.
I, wave -four advanced cents.
o,ops declined / cent and sacked
4 vent lsc lower.
=. n onions are running very low
orlces are holding strong
,,,rv &c fully retaining quoted prices,
n demand in excess Of supply
LYONS will receive a carload
,.Ssv ~ each onions and seed potatoes.
became frmer and with small re-
No demand was sufficient to cause
~ o4a25c. Some were reported as
i as 26c.
,,Dpes of oranges were notably scarce
1 gow we're left among the dealers late
H. doy Expected arrivals, however
4 no doubt relieve the situation today
oo,c stocks are quite low, while the de
Ia opnears somewhat improved. 4 25m
odropce has been reported from Chi.
h and present prices locally are ruling
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!, wave -four advanced . cents.
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Chicago January Is. Cattle Receipts
II 1000. Market slow and weak to lower.
good 10 prime oscar So. poor to medif'n
a.; calves = 5OdG. 80. Texas steers ! 2oef
8. 90 Hogs Rccclpts 32,00o Market
opcned Toe lower. closed 5ulo on Mixed
aud butchers 4. a0aG lN good TO choice
heavy & 3OfG %; light >. Jod1 ~ sheep
Receipts 2LO0O sheep about steady amns
steady to n shade lower Good % cno'ce
Wethers 4 &Nui. 10: fair 20 choice mixed
Q nal so. Western sheep 25mb io ma.
tive lambs 2j00 90; Western lambs 800
hLh on
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became frmer and with small re-
q, tbo demand was sufficient to cause
- ol5y25c. Some were reported as
Il as Ode
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AGENTS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE AGENTS wanted to hands
the Chicago Cash Register In North Tex
as as, Exclusive ' territory given The latest
paid agents. j. J. Pastoriza.
CANYISSERs, good takers, 10 call on
mcmhcr5. Masons, Odd Fellows aud
Methodsts, at $3.50 per year. Address
Sommerelnl, this office. IL
BOOK MEN open FOR engagement this COM
Ing wear for a reliable New York house,
contracts made with right parties. Adj
dress Publisher, ms Office. rs
AGENTS WANTED Wldcawake men and
women FOR local and general cauvassing
throughout Texas: a Stral shtforward
none others need apply. Southern Regis
try Co, New Orleans, La IS
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS, fMPoR.
TANr IL YOU have not made arrange
p@te Inc norIcs ANDY a uS ICON coptrart OF
the kUusas Mutual Life II win pay you.
T.. Hall. agency director Elgin, Texas I'D
LIFn AGENTS, IMPORTANT- The PacI6c
Mutual Life, Americas foremost annual
dividend company. Will contract with a
few reliable solicitors on q guaranteed
salary In addition TO liberal commissions
aud renewals II you can produce 5000
business per month write us, naming ref
creuces, for FUN particulars. ROsenbaum
Bros. general agents, Kirby building;
nailns, Texas l-26,O3
LIFE AGENTS. Secure the best contract
Write W. ii Patterson, manager Hart.
ford LIE. Dallas, Texas. &C
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
WAIVED Two Icsf wells put down for
rico irrigation. Write o. NJ. Whitcomb,
Webster, PeN0s ~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS pro-
n.zlL-- ln- LIZ erectlon OF a two-story
ST0re aud office buiIdTTT-Tos--A. & s.
Levy at Victoria, Texas, Will be reeerred
uutil 4 o'clock D. NJ January 20, 1902, at
my office, where also plans and Specihca-
tl0ns now can he seen; each bid must
be accompanied by certified check for
$3.50 as q guarantee that the successful
bidder Will furnish satisfactory bond Of
| $1,000 and Sign contract right Is reserved
10 reject amy or all bids Jul. Lefnand
architect, Victoria, Texas. 70
/ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-Ri VII
I--- lrr- received ~ o-lce- Of the state
{ comptroller Austin, Texas. until 10
| O'Clock H. IA. saturday, January 70 iSO2
| for the plumbing and electrical work OH
! the state cpilcptlc colony being built at
| Abilene Texas. Each proposal to be &c
! per cent IS per cent? OF the smount 81
bid, made payable TO the governor N tho
event OF failure 10 Sign contract and fur.
| uish bond. Plans aud specifications ana
| forms OF proposals may he seen at the
office Of j J. u'Connor architect Aus.
Tin Texas Right Is reserved 10 reject
any nnd all bids Joseph H. Saycys, GOV
oruor. r. NJ Love, comptroller. Ino W.
Robbins. igcasurcr- ~
NOTICE Rlds and specifications for the
construction OF % steel and wood bridge
gcross the Colorado rvcr near Bay ely,
Texas VIII be- received " the commits
sloucrs court of Mltagordkl county Of Bay
City on january n 1902. nj o'clock r,
m Tho court reserves the right "a relec'
any and all bids and specifications. For
further particulars apply to jesse
Matthews. County Judge. Matngorda
county. Bay City. Texas. i.2l-0l
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comparison Of these quotations shows
Iny advantages In favor of Houston as
Iolesae market. When the buyer consid-
the benefits TO be derived from Hous-
Us freight rates he will find that even
Zen the quotable figwes at other mar
Is are lower the price finally paid is
heraly greater, The prices are those
bling among Houston wholesale met-
puts and are revised daily.
CANNED GOODS.
BANNED FRUITS-Apples, BIB, 9JcQ
.i0: pIneapples, sliced. $11o; eyeless and
5eless SL6JG17j; extra grated, Sl.SV4
p; pears, 2-1b, SIR; straw erries- :: ill.,
,l0dl 90; bI0rkberTics lib, SOdS0ci
kches, 2.lh, S1.OO6il.l5.
BANNED NEGETABLES-To 2'lb,
weight, S2l4dS5c; 3-lb. full weight,
ElOgl15; lib, seconds, sO@S2I2c; BIB
ponds Sl00@l .05; okra and tomatocs,
p, 05t; canned kraut. 3-lb; $ls06@l. iO;
lllforna asparagus, 2i..lb, Sio5m2. 10:
b. California asparagus lips, 81 90; baked
pms BIB soc; 2lb string Beans, soc; lib
rney beans. 95c, BIB Strlnglcss beams,
Il %; 2.lb mauowfat peas. Sll0; 2-lb
nerican petit pois, Sl.5O6lIj; Al corn,
fryland 95c; Newark, SOC; Better than
3D. S5cU$l.1O.
IALlF0RNIA FRUIT- Extra standard,
'rlb peaches. lemon cling, S1.9J02. 90;
i!ow Crawford, Sls5dl9j; black cher
r, S92002 %. white cherries, S2.236Q
~ aprcotS SlSon1gO: Strawberries,
.W@2.lO; pinms, Sl.G1U1.75; grapes, Sl.GO
10 seconds zoe per dozen less than
FAMED Mot8sSEs-P. & II. Old Fash.
f.ed, gallons S3.1U per case. J.. gallons,
fp per case; "a gallons So - per case.
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,n,ues of oranges were notably scarce
iev we're left among the dealers late
,bs day. Expected arrivals, however,
| NJ doubt relieve the situation today
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr on eALyEsroN. IannarE 10.

ARRIVED.
SIS Heathburn tBrl, Dunkirk.
IS Bray Head tBrl, Cardiff
IS Queen Olga tBri. Calcutta
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400 we're abundant and moving free
9 nases lowered and ranged 1lial15c.
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oole stocks are quite low, while the de
I'd appears somewhat improved a 20"
advance has been reported from chi
i and present prices locally are ruling
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ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. January ie Cattle Receipts
2,OO iuclnding 1870 Texans Market steady.
Native shipping aud export steers 4. lJf
q ~; dressed beef and butchers ,tccrS
.OO6f6 %; steers nUdCr 1000 pounds 8. 2oeR
q 90; stcckers and feeders NU3 ~, can.
pcrs JO9i2 80; bulls . S5sii -; Texas
vnd Indian steers 800 % COWS and
heiters .. i01S 80 Hogs Receipts 800
Market To- 1Oc lower rigs and bsnt9
9OsI6 10; packers G. lodG -; hStchgrs
G. 2si6 g. Sheep Receipts 90. Market
stcadv. NHtivc mpt,ons 3 ,S0dA 20; lnmhs
s IOfi8 %. vulls aud bucks 3,WNr .VN'
Stockers ! OOe 30 Texas muttous 70.
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COTTON SEED HULLS UTILIZED.

4. 5pd5. 80 Sheen Receipts 1900 MaESet
strong Fed lambs O0d6, 49, fed wetherS
4, oQU4 Is; yearllngs I 2J6i5 ~; ewes J %
as 20: culls and feeders J 1|ttJ 10
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CANNASSERS. good takers, 10 call on
mcmhcr5. Masons. Odd Fellows and
Methodists, at $3.50 per year. Address
Commercial, this office. lS
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RESPONSIBLE AGENTS wanted to hands,
the Chicago Cash Register in North Tex
rs. Exclusive territory given. The latest
and best register. Salary or commission
paid agents. j. J. pastoriza.
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stockholders, Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the stock
holders of the Greepbrier, Mopongahe-
Ia & Pittsburg r. r Co. will hold their
first meeting for the purpose of organi-
cation and such other proceedings as
may be had at an annual meeting, and
10 do and perform all other business
necessary and proper to be done under
the laws of the stockholders meeting
on the
14th DAY OF JULY, 1902,
at the offices of McGraw & Post in the
sIh6wn of Grafton in the county OF Tay-
lor, State of West Virginia, fat 10 o'clock
a. m.
The ineorporators of said Railroad
Company have opened books of sub
scription to the capital stock of said
Company at the Grafton Bank in said
town, county and State, under the di-
rection of Charles r. Durbin, Esq
Signed JOHN Il. MCGRAw,
MELVILLE d. PosT,
CHAs. r. DuRBIN,
A. f. WARDER,
GEO. NJ WHITESCARyER
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form can be ruined by poor eorsets.
Only those that will retain their shape
should be worn. Our stock contains
all those OF established merit. We have
a full line OF snort and long waists,
stouts and Sims, moderately priced
goods and those of more expensive
make.
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HIGHLY ENDORSED
Is Professor Samuel by His Patrons
Consultation Free.

Professor Samuel, the famous ex-
pert in vision of the human eye, Is
at the Wallace House.
Many of the best people IN this
vicinity, who have been treated en-
dorsed his skill and reliability and
are proud to commend him. lie de
sires to thank his patrons. The con
fidence reposed in his skill has never
been betrayed, and the patrons Of
today are the recommendations Of
tomorrow.
WHY suffer with your eyes?
Many prominent citizens have had
impaired vision restored nothing
marvellous only scientific assistance
to nature. If you have blurring,
dizziness, neuralgia headache, wink
inc, trembling spells, burning,
smarting of the eyes, callimmediate-
". Consultation free.
References: George G. Stnr9iss,
Prot. Thos. E. Hodges, Prof. I. G.
Atkeson, Gov A. B. Fleming and
many others.
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Save Your Money.

The Bank of the Monongabela
Valley has added savings depart
ment to its business and will receive
savings deposits on which interest
will be paid. Deposits of $l.00 and
upwards will be received. Interest
compounded semi annually. Say.
ings deposits can be made at any time
during banking hours and the bank
will also be open from 6 to s o'clock
on Saturday evenings, for the &C
commodation OF such deposltors'
For further information call at the
Bank,
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Lower Rate Excursion to california.

During the coming summer frequent
opportunities will be offered by the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail
way to visit California at the lowest
round trip rates ever offered. with
choice Of routes from Chicago via
Kansas City Omaha or st. Paul, or go
ing and returning via different routes.
Electric lighted trains, Route of tae
Pioneer Limited Famous Train of
the world Write for full informa-
tom to r. A Miller General PaSsen-
ptr Agent, Chicago
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-13

Injunctions have been issued in
several courts against the beef trust
and Republicans have advocated
several remedial courses through
the courts. But the fact remains
that fussing with the trusts in court
is a mere spectacular action and leg
islative remedies that will destroy
the root Of the social and CONNER
eial diseases are needed.
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Homeseekers' Excursion Rates.

TO Points West, Southwest and
northwest will be on sale the LIST and
3rd Tuesdays OF each month via Hi
nois Central Railroad at about one
fare plus $500 for round trip wiz.
stopover privileges. Write today for
free descriptive matter and full par
ticulars to e. A. Richter, TRAY Pass.
Agt. Ill. Central II. r. Park Building,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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Many a Nice Frame

Is spoiled in the making. Come
and select the moulding to suit your
picture, and our skillful workman will
put 1t together with strong, perfect
points, we'll matched and nicely fin
ished That's the kind Of work you
want and get at Protzman's The Pho
tographer, 1853 Peasants street.
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c. R. HAYES, Agent.

II was Hercules who strangled the
serpents that came to his infantile
cradle. This giant young republic
coddled the beef sugar and cane
sugar trusts and they are now
strangling national legislation.
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Sand for Sale.

/ am now prepared to furnish sand
from the best bank in the county.
The measure is always guaranteed.
Prices are made according to loca-
ton of delivery. Call me over Peo-
Piles phone and send in your orders.
w. C. Anderson.
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Money FOUnd.

A sum of money was found on the
Arraory floor on the night Of the
dedication ball. If the owner will
leave description of the money at
this office 1t will be returned to him.
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A Pointer for inventors.

If you wish your patent business
and promptly done send it to
Swift 4 Co., Patent LAWYERS, opposite
u. S. Patent Office, Washington, ID. G.
They have no dissatisfied clients. Write
them for their confidential letter; a pos
tai card will bring il, and it may be
worth money to you. See their adver-
tisement elsewhere in this paper.
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BALTIMORE &OHlO
RAILROAD.
Departure and ARRIVAL of trains at
Morgantown on and after May Is, '02.
PITTSBURG DIVISION.
Departure and arrival Of trains at
Fairmont on and after May Is, 1902.
MAIN LINE.
WEST BOUND.

WEST BOUND.
No. Through Passenger .............s.2s a. M
No 5-Iimited Mail ............... TAI
No. 7l--Wheeling and Cumberland Acc. 115p. IN.
Ne. 55-Through Express ........,... 7.36 ''
EAST BOUND.
No. s-Through Passenger ..s......3.l0 a. m
No. 72-Wheeling and Cumberland Acc. 1888 :"
No. 46-Through Express ...........,.... 14s p. m.
No Mail and Express. .........,...s.....9.5 $50 %
All trains stop at Fairmont.