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PERSONAL MENTION. 4


Lee Caldwell OF Ennis was in The
tstty TODAY.
Constable Frank Hughes of Italy
vas in the city today.
j. Houston Miller has returned
from a trip to Mineral Wells.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Stephenson Of
Dallas visited in the city Tuesday
Miss Eta Wilson and Miss Lee
Young of Fort Worth are .lsituns the
Misses Singleton.
Mrs. A. l. Msrdu. who has been
s1slting friends IA this city. returned
home this morning.
Miss Ivy Cheatham left this morn
Ene for sherman to attend the Kidd
Key College the coming term.
Miss Blanche TempietOn left this
m%oruing for Nashville. Tenn. TO en-
Ger Belmont College for The newt
term.
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EpMorth League Prngran.

Program tor september 10
Topic, Following Jesus IN Prayer.
Matt 10; %. 80: Luke q 2s-36.
Matt 90. $3.50
Leader. Mr. Clyde VIM
FoF Spiritual K-scuperstiou Miss
Pearl HarkBa8ie
AS a Preparation. Miss Mary Nil
Ter
For support iH the Hour IT Trial.
Tts& Ethel Hamilton.
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4 few left In uew aud aauu
pa sgles. part ~ the MORGAN Brothers
bankrupt staeb Reese vehicles must
60 At usge regardless ~ pute VII
rraae aeW for ssannd hand huEs@es
Opposite city hail t6&
e. g. EESSgnT
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liza most cases a gallon blotched
complexion aud dun heavy eyes are
due to poor digestion and an inactive
liver orlno Laxative Fruit SyruI
aids digestion aud stimulates tbs
liver and bowels and makes the cofn
pleSion smooth aad clear, Orine
Laxative Fruit syrup does not uau.
srate ~ gTire and H. mild and pleas
Ia taxi. Refuse substitutes. ~
" Fsarts
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I A Read. Cisco. Texas, writes.
March II, 1897. My wrist vas
A~prained ~o BADLY BY "a fall that II
Was useless and after using several
remedies that failed 10 give relief,
used uaflard's ga tanirneut. aud
" as cured earnestly recon mend
to any "ss suffering from spTair%
.ss soc 81 II EISad Il Martin's.
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LOCAL lev s.

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Lunch baskets at the Arcade. 81
80
The Arcade for lunch baskets. "a
You get the best al the Arcade. "a
o
Send your orders to the Arcade. 81
The Arcade for anything you want.
Order your groceries from the Ar
cade. "a
Pens. pencils and tablets at the
| Arcade. "a
Buy your lace leather from F. s.
Cronk Co. tt
Buy your felt and iron roofing
from f. s. Cronk Co. tt
You can buy the same thing for
less money at the Arcade. "a
O.
You get more for your money at
the Arcade than anywhere else. "a
o
F. s. Cronk Co., will sell you any
thing you need to repair your gin.
Prices right. II
Tell your troubles TO Buakley
the plumber. With +. s. Cronk Co.
Both phones 81. Il
w. d. Anderson has moved into the
| residence he recently purchased from
Dr.. Simpson on Rogers street.
The Home Mission Society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
tabernacle tomorrow afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
Miss Frankie Brooks. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Brooks, has gone
to Dallas TO enter Ursuline Academy
as a student.
A. l.. Martin of Forreston returned
last night from Tyler where he Sc
cured sixteen negroes to pick cotton
for him this fall.
Rock Williams, colored. was
brought up from Italy this morning
by Deputy Constable Vancleave aud
lodged in Jail OF a charge OF theft.
Rev. A. B. Copass attended the
opening of Baylor University at
Waco yesterday. Mr., Copass stated
/ today that he considered the opening
| the most suspicious in the history of
the university.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. f. j. CHENEY & co.
Toledo. Ohio.
We, the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and fin
ancially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
Walding, KEENAN, n Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials Sent free
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold By
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
sJipatiOn. Sc
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AnAf"8 70 y - sF@@f@3
The lmpoteut Mac MADE Whole
Robert Chestuey. leader.
faEu IA FeFfF Cattlus
JOAN SIS David uaFru~
8eAu g, to-tH. Mis- tessnA ltafe
Joan 81 Lt-tT. Miss EtA@I teoEs~Ftn
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w rs

FOR RENT-Nice rooms New Phone
200. 1876
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Water street, city water. Mrs. ID. l..
Nichols. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-07

FOR SALE-Thirty or forty good
pigs for feeding purposes. s r.. I'LL
burn, route 3, Waxahachie. 135p-wit
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WANTED-Boarders and roonners.
Also have two rooms suitable for
light house keeping. Apply to snC
Rogers street Esp
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms close To square. reasonable
rent, Enquire at 212 f. Main
street. Moore's SECOND Hand store.
1876
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15
Welded in Wisconsin.

Cards We're received in the city
last week from Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert |. Miner, announcing the mar.
riage of their daughter, Alice, to Mr.
William Turnage. The ceremony
was as the beautiful little city OF
Madison, the capital of Wisconsin
where the Miners have been spend,
ing the summer, and the date, Sep
TENDER 9TH.
The announcement states that Mr..
and Mrs. Turnage will be at home,
Palatka, Fla, after October first.
The bride is an accomplished
young lady Of social prominence in
this city, and Mr.. Turnage, who has
won her hand and heart, is young
man of high social and business
standing, well-known in commercial
circles as the Florida representative
of the Richmond Stove Go. of Rich
mond, Va, and who makes this city
his headquarters. He was formerly
II valued emplOye of the Kennerly
Hardware Co. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turnage and Mr..
Miner returned to the city Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Miner will be absent
some little time longer.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15
Campaign Speeches.

The dry campaign committee has
announced the following speakers
dates and places of speaking for the
campaign which closes Tuesday, the
Goth inst.
Rev. L. r. Lynn, HOLSTER, Satur-
day, September 10th, noon; Francis,
Friday, 22d, noon.
Rev. S. B. Rogers of Gainesville,
at Edgar Monday, 18th at 1870 p. m. ;
Interlachen, Tuesday, 10Th, at noon
Palatka, Tuesday 18th, 1880, p. m.
Rev. w. j. Carpenter of Tampa, at
Crescent City, Thursday 2lst, 1880 p.
M; Welaka, Friday 22d, noon; Pa
Iatka, Friday 23d, 1880 p. IN.
Rev j. d. Kendrick of Lake City,
at Bannerville Tuesday, 18th, Gran
din, Wednesday Goth, Baldwin,
Thursday 2lst.
Rev. L. r. Lynn and II. f. Merry
day, Bostwick, Monday 18th,
A county rally will be held in Pa
latka at , p. IN. on Monday, Sept. 25th.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15

Winter
Goods
| Brown S
is now ready
for your
Inspection.
4 Come while
the stock is
\ unbrOken.
The
GRIFFON BRAND
Custom rlade
Suits for Men
are of exceptionally
4 attractive materials
this year.
And the Suits
are warranted
To Fit like
a tailor made
Garment.
In Boys
and ChiIdren's
Suits
We have just
what you want.
The array of
I Suits for
{ Boys and Children
is large
and there is
something sure to
I please everyone.
4 The Celebrated
] GOTHAM HATS
for Men in
Soft and Stiff
patterns.
Elegant line
! NeCkWear.
Pretty
Patterns in
Shirts.
New and
Desirable
Underwear.
In fact
Everything
that
Men and Boys
wear OF the
Newest,
most
Desirable Styles
and rIaterial
can be had at the
closest prices at
M. S.BROWNrS
CIOflier
Gents FunISnGT,
D1lnIl1 Elm
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15
Turpentine Operators Want
County to 90 Dry.

Not long since prominent Palat'
ka business man stated that he was
afraid that if Putnam county Went
"dry" it would injure Palatka's trade
with the turpentine operators, OF
which many are in the county. He
stated that he was afraid that il
would drive these men to Other
points to do their trading.
He was evidently mistaken, else
why should the big turpentlne ope,
rators be among the most ardent and
active workers for the dry" side.
Williams & Co., of Oakton, j. M
Kelly of HolIister, Messrs. vii,
liams & Bardin of Pencil, Jno. w
Gibson of Bostwick X. Borson Of
Crescent City and Carraway, W. G
Townsend of Norwalk, Middleton
Bros, of Pomona, and others are in
favor of the county going whisky
dry and many of them have beer
among the heaviest contributors tc
the dry campaign fund.
Why is this thus?
Simply because the saloons of Pal.
atka, by debauching the negroes EN-
ployed at the various turpentint
camps, make it impossible to worF
hands with any degree of profit oil
satisfaction. They keep the work OF
the naval stores camps in II constant
ly unsettled condition, and trans
form ordinary peaceful help into
drunken sots and fiends incarnate.
None of these operators have signi
fled their intention to quit dealing il
Palatka.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15
8. G, BARRON HERE.
Was First Proprietor Of Put
nam House. May Re-
S1me ManaSement.

Oscar G. Barron of the Barron,
Merrill & Barron Co, proprletors ol
the famous White Mountain System
of resort hotels, has been in Palatka
a large part of the present weeA'
Mr.. Barron came to Palatka to con-
snlt the Messrs. Merryday Bros
with view to again taking charge
of the Putnam House. He has gone
over the situation well, but as yet no
decision has been reached
The Merryday Bros. will open the
Putnam House on December l0th'
but when it is opened they want IL
opened right, and by man who I'M
derstands the hotel business ana one
who possesses a clientele. Mr. Bar
ron is that man.
During his stay here Mr.. Barron
went all over the Putnam House ana
expressed to the News his entire sat
isfaction with the manner in when
the new owners are preparing the
big house for reOpening. He states
that the furniture is as good as the
day when it was put in, ana the
rooms, now that they have been
thoroughly cleaned and decorated
are as sweet and altogether attract
i've as any house in the country lie
says the house is gem.
Mr.. Barron was the first proprietor
of the Putnam House, which was
opened after the big fire in the win
ter of lS84-S5. He managed it five
seasons, and gave to the tourists Wis
iting Florida during those winters a
hotel that is referred to with pleas
ure and pride to this day. Mr.. Bar
ron,s last season here was the Win
ter following the yellow fever cpl
demic in Jacksonville, when he ope-
rated the house at II big loss. He
paid then $4,000 for the one item OF
rent.
Mr.. Barron is now of the Barron,
Merrill q Barron company, operat'
ing a system of high-grade White
Mountain resorts, and of which he
personally manages the Fabyan
House. During his stay here he met
many of his old friends and admir-
ers all of whom express the hope
that he may decide to return.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15
Successful Teachers.

The following teachers were sue
cessful in securing certificates at the
examinations held in the high
school last week. Mr.. j L. Dickson
and the Misses Lillian Appleby,
Grace Miller Lille Padgett. Dora
Drawdy, TheO. Leyvraz, Fannie
Jain, Mary Stones, Anna Mason
White, and Mary Mclaughlin. Miss
Mary Stones secured first grade
certificate; all the others secured
second and third grade certificates.
Two colored teachers secured GER
tificates, viz. f. T. Holmes and Bella
Bell
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15
City TaxeC Increased.

BY an ordinance passed by the city
council at its recess meeting last
Tuesday night the city tax levy was
authorized at mills. This is an in
crease of mills over last year. The
increase is due to the interest which
must be paid on city bonds.
Needed repairs were also authOriz-
ed in both the white and colored
schools aud this work was entrusted
to the property committee.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15
Notice.

sealed proposals will be received nv
Ghe PRESIDENT and Council of the CITY OF
Talatka, Florida, until z 80 D. M, on
tuesday, September 18th, for filling in
IUO cubic yards of earth, to cover sewer
pipe on 9th street In said city. the sue.
eessful bidder to furnish the eartb ~
make the fill. The right is reserved Ia
reject any or all bids. ~ ~
Payment for this work TO be make at
s s..S lMe as the city has funds with
j. n. BLACKWELL,
po,..L. City Clerk.
Faiatka, Fla, Sept 9Th, 1906.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15

preach, pray and work publicly and
privately for the removal of this
great curse, this rum traffic, from
our land. We write pieces for the
papers and put our names to them.
But | have never yet seen whisky
article with the authors name to IL
w. g. TILGHMAN.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-15

FOh SALE-New Cleveland ri
cycle, Coaster Brake. will sell 81
s sas sacrifice. Address P. o. BOY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

behalf OF Mr. CaffoY ana associates,
prompted HIN 10 mako personal oS.
animation Of the property that had
been located by Mr. Mclnin ~ he vet
ont for the south nearly two weeks
npo Tho result lg that ull the repros
Ntnlotlons modo BY Mr., McLaln have
been fully verified and, more.
Tho fUct M the country II likely 10
be the scene of considerable activity
IN the near future ana may develop II
very prosperous camp
u hive heard of grnss.root PROPOSE
lions" SAID MI Cnnfey today but this
" the FIRST tlmo that ! over had any.
ihlng To do with one, Mr. Mclsaln has
opened a l0sf0ol vein from which he
obtained assays running from $50 "a
$500 IN gold To the ton, Yesterday I
TOOK u lot o. samples to the npNyor aud
the rclurna received from them wore
very gratifying, indeed An nYorto
sample iakon from across ak feet OF
the vein went $500 90 the ton, four
feet gave returns OF ,G3,G0 while some
selected ore from what appeared 10 ho
n rich streak next 90 the hanging wall,
went 500 10 the tom, purchased 800
snclN yesterday aud they were shipped
IN The mlno last night, 10 we win have
ID shipment NJ tho ore I'M soon. with
the few mon we have there now | am
satisfied we can take out three tons NJ
ore % day that win average close to
500 nor ton"
since n became nolsed nbou, that
u Nlrlho had been made, there was a
lively eplnmhlu for claims. II, w He'll
ana A. w, smith, both llih mon, locat.
cd some adjoining property Mr. Caffcy
Buys thoro " plenty Of wood ana water
I'M the country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
CONCRNTR ArEs.


A. j. Beetles Of the Ncwhouse stan
has gone TO Colorado.
Anthony Gohhc has returned from a
nix weeks. lrip 10 New York
Pay ore IN being taken out NJ tho Il,
W, q II, mine near MorysyOlc
Manager r. L. Quooly Of tho KEN.
moror toal company " In the city %.
duN
stephen HAYS has sold tho Brink
plucor claim TO the fnmpa Smelling
company
Col H. 4, wal hm donated $3.50 10
the improvement Of the bingham fr.
departments
The Smnysldo Mill at Roosevelt Ida,
i3 I'm operation again Forty stamps
are dropping
Tho indications are that the salt Lake
Routes excursion tn the rlntlo dis
Ulrt tomorrow win bo well patronlSod,
CoghIcr Bloch Of the Nowhouso mines
and Wife VIII depart for southern Cal.
llornIu tonight nv, Bloch win be alb.
rpnl about n month
Allen Corr "a former resident Of the
cold Mountain district In southern
Utah ~ now foreman Of the bonanza
King mine In Nprlug valley Nevada,
Tho ore ana bullion soDtDomcno 70.
ported ulr yosiCrlu, by Mccormick a.
go, NCrp' crude one aud concentrates.
'oooOO, base bullion $4,000 gold bull
Hon. $1,000
W. w. carey expects 10 leave for Loo
AnRolr7 next Wopk whore ho win meet
hn brother II w. Curoy Mr. Carey
doe. mot iutcud 10 take up his residence
lu MyNlpo, ana reported several days
ago, IT, Nya hr may SO there on n
irlu hut That he iH coming back that
san Loko ls good enough FOR him,
Tho caylug system OF mining followed
I'm the t'Rh Copper mine N now I'm owl.
loHuo from the outside, AT ono point
10 wciIou of the surface ground has
solllol about 10 feet BY the caylng of
lho top Lowell beneath That point Whom
lho n.Nl Towel has been worked out II
ulyo Viii ho vayei ana the ground wlll
goltlo lhat much more ana 10 down to
tho lowest lovoh Bingham Bulletin
Chiof Engineer Baxter " the Rio
Grando Western and Engineer Burton
OF the liuh Copper company came out
last Monday aud won't over the route Of
the new line connecting the Otnh COP.
por mluo ana mill The estimates on
the cost Of construction have been com.
plelrd ana are now In the hands "
Manager JuokllnS ~ IN not yol an-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

who had secured nm option ON the
StUllcss group, commenced To oylond
the tunnel tor the purpose VI dctcr-
mining me cNlonl 10 witch tho pot.
phyly belt entered this property,
Judging from exposures ON HE surface,
ho wnH of iho opinion TINT N would
nc necessary Ia drive ahead Ut loubt
400 feet through the quartHllo bolmc
reaching the contact aud he WAS very
ngrooubly surprised when RupprIu.
tcndont llnuunh'H mon broke through
INTO the pophvN after running only
lhlrty feet Whore mast encountered
the rock showed no values 10 the m.
Red oyo, but nm assay revealed the
presence Of one per cent copper and
II nae been improving STEADILY uutIl
now II W. identical Win the p0lphyIy
opened w by the quinn tunnel of
me Won copper company IA w shown
mat the QuNrlRllp ON the uOrthWrHlor
" side ~ The NtAiloss group, IN which
lho Original owners expended their
eilorlr, ~ simply n cpplng Wd that
the pOphyrY dips sharply under ",
which accounts for the characterization
ns 10 the distance iO the point WHORE
lho porphSry would br encountered
a few ilKlrcg VIII Illustrate the I'm.
pounnco OF this STRIKE Uud the mugnl.
ludc ol NnllceH possibilities The sur
face OF the Nolphyry body lies nt Hu
average elevation of BOO feet above
the Copper liclt track Assuming that
lta surface uTou IN 800 by 1900 feet,
IL VIII ylold lfty.nyo million toms Of
ore, whom worked down lo me level
W the railroad track This tonnage
would supply l0oO.ton min with ore
for over 100 years AZ $3.50 per tom,
II VIII Yield pro0t of over eighty
millions,
col, wall completed the purchase Of
this group about ton days ago the
consideration being $4,000 Al tho
time that he paid over the money the
porphyry had not been encountered
and he ala not know exactly whit
he was buying hut his thorough
knowledge Of surface conditions oh.
lnlnod through years ~ careful IN
yosilgutl0n, had convinced him that
the property was one NJ merit
The StarloR group, now bonanza
~ the nrpt rank, has been given tho
cold shoulder by the Investors for "A
number ~ years, The uuurtgilo end
NJ the grouh showed u rich vein In tho
early days, known ag the Amanda
vein. II produced some very hlgh
mado Rod ore. hut the g0ld was ro'
placed by copper with depth, Bunchca
uf hiuh grade cooper were found and
several car loads shipped, ana then
the vein seemed 10 pclor ont llcro'
toforo an Of the operations of the pre-.
yious owners have been confined to
the quurtSto, ond were barron of re'
suits, No one thought Of Rolng after
the porphyry The Amanda vein has
boon opcncd by the tunnel md at this
depth II ~ very mnrrow and HhoNs
little value,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
| BAD WEATHER
AFFECTS TRADE.
Crop Prospects Not Ideal but rar
More Satisfactory Than at
This limo Last Year
CONDITIONS IN WALL STREET,
Have Had Little Eject on Business.
Misunderstanding Activity unsba,,d --.
Real Eslsn Transfers Heavy

Now York. May I2,--R. q. Dun g.
Goa Weekly Review or Trade tomor.
row VIII sny,
Unsettled weather e,ill fc,ards retail
trade, and uneven distrL button Of nolal.
urc prevents crop prospects from at.
tanning an IDEAL position, but tho zen.
oral result n much better than normal
ana far moro satisfactory than at this
lImo IN 1901 Mercantile paymon,s ara
fairly prompt money IL easy ana
abundant, whllo confidence IN tho fuD.
uro II the ruling sentiment,
The decline IN wan street 10 No
lowest average for tho 20 most not.
I've railway securities since last Janu-
nry haa had no perceplible effect a..
business, and railway earnings continue
20 make favorable comparisons win
last years llguros, tho early rem,..
for April showing n gain Of O,1 u
cont
Manufacturing activity In unAbNtoA,
Foreign commerce has again shown an
increase at this port over the sano
week last year, imports gaining o.
lO0O00, For the hrst time N many
weeks the comparison IA 10 exports
was unloyorabo, but tho docroOto WITS
only s21b,8tS,
Real estate transfers nro very heavy
In all parts of the country and In nd
dItIon 10 the largo amount OF bulldMg
operations IN progress, tho number NJ
permits indicate that much more p,I1lc.
iurnl work IN contemplated, liule
interruption Of the labor controversies
" sim cause for gta,iflon ton,
While tho hide market has lost Mons
~ ~ strength, u " less active, bur
there N n notable scarcity NJ country
hides, which are especially arm
Failures this week IN tho Gni,cl
States are 1917 against 2o2 last week.
zoo the preceding week ana $50 tho corr
responding week last year
Failures IN Canada number 2l,ngOlnst
20 last week, 10 tho preceding week AMI
20 last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
PRODUCE,
CHICAGO,

chicago, May "a, Fear of damage TO the
sprng eown crop by cold wet weather,
was reflected IN n further advance OF
more than one cent at Minneapolis had n
bullsh effect ON The wheat market here
,SnS u gnS SsO pCSs 4, ysS9 b Sso
July opened % V higher nj SN 10 MN
back 10 SIS Minneapolis, Duluth ana Chi.
COCO reported receipts VI 70 cars against
Predictions Of additional rain had a
strengthening influence on corn, July
opened n highor AT A. and sold up 10 A7n
A. july oats opened UNCHANGED 20 u shadq
and then rallied %. ?gAq2gN,
rs" w w"s S s%SC Over ~ :" al iSa,
Tho market closed at tho highost point
Of the day with July up eA at Nis,
=, C9rn-.flnal quotations on July were up
sSISS.;s' %tss,.Man Ss, July ual
oyeV csfrngay ,eyi July, .0sa'Si old,
,lNd,slt sept III Old, ''.i Doc AM
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Clover May, l9OVlg5o,
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