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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. July 2O.--Favorabie crop reports caused weakness today in the local wheat a net decline of Ac. Corn was down iM o lAc: Oats were off 1c. Provisions were 71sc
 The wheat market was weak all day with the exception of a moderate advance about the middle of the session. Clear weather pool together with large local receipts the Northwest were conflicting as to the seemed to be that the crop will escape ser ious injury About the middle of the day the market rallied on covering by shorts but before The statement of St Louis trade paper that the crops of Kansas and per acre. but of exceptionally heavy test weight per bushel. weakened the market ma terially. Another depressing influuence arrivals today beins i.iso.ooc bushels. eLa' against s14.o00 bushels for the same day
 The market closed weak with prices d. most at the lowest level Of the day. Sep timber opened kc to %c lower at 7sc to @77%c. Final quotations were at 77%c
 to fssonS Sf Sseat aHG flour were equal and Chicago reported receipts of 7os SIna cars. against ssl cars last week ana ar cars
 The corn market was weak all day Add,- tional rain throughout tho corn belt caused sales by country traders and there was also free selling by cash houses Buying was scattered. The market closed weak with prices at the lowest point. September opened hc to Nc lower at 5okc to 5ic,. cold off to 4szc. and closed at 4s o soc.
 Local receipts were 212 cars with So of contract grade. -
 Optimistic reports regarding the new crop or oats caused q decidedely weak market September opened hc to 4c lower at 33Mc clined to s2% @s2Nc. The close was st 33hc. ~
 Local receipts were 15O ears.
 Provisions were easier because of selling nv outside holders. The volume of trad. ing was small At the close September pork was off zoe at $17.4 40. Lard was down $s.27h.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat Hogs 17.000 head '.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July sO.-Flour steady with light trade Cotton seed oil easy; prime crude fob. mills 25 h O 26e; new crop do yellow S1% O SSisc
 Molasses steady. -,
 Coffee. spot Rio steady; mild steady.
 Sugar, raw firm; fair refining 3hc; cen trItugal s6-test axe; molasses sugar Sc, refined No. S4. 20: No. &4. IS; No. st 10; No s4.05: No, 10 24 %: No li
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
Nrvy oRIEANs sPor COTTON.
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, July 20.-Spot cotton closed saxsief at a decline of 1-16o: which had been looked for; middling 10 1b-16c. total sales were 250 bales on the spot
 Futures opened steady at decline on Liv- Jssiv being three to five points down with The- latter. month unchanged. After the opening the market showed a further de- rfine accounted for mainly because of the liverpool news. Crop reports were conflict ing and uncertain in their effects on the markets Toward the close prices rose RliRf1tly from the lowest. The closing was barely steady and at net decline of two to eight points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement,

Port Movement. Csalyeston-Steady, He; net receipts 800; gross receipts 300; sales 4s2: stock 1s,s2e; New Orleans-Quiet 10 15-16c; net re- sspss ss6D to eontnen ssS Mobiie-ouiet, 1oAc; net receipts 21; gross receipts 21: sales 25; stock 6,74S; snip ments coastwise 239.
 Savannah-Steady. 10Ac: net receipts s53: gross receipts s53: sales 643s stock 31.S73; shipments coastwise 1.
 Charleston-Nominal: net receipts S53: gross receipts s5a; stock 5.45s; shipments Wilmington 1oEc; net receipts 51: gross receipts 51: sales 97: stock 233; shipments coastwise 5.
 Norfolk-steady. 11Ac: net receipts 2ss gross receipts 29s: sales 2s: stock i2,s57; shipments coastwise 25s.
 Baltimore-Nominal. 11Ac: net receipts 125: gross receipts i25; stock 4.26o: ship ments to Great Britain 1.51S: to continent New York-steady. lie; gross receipts s5s; safes 100: stock Rsiss; shipments coastwise s5T.
 shipments to Great Britain 6s.
 PhiladeIphia-Steady. II 25: gross re- ceipts 152: stock 1859; shipments eeastwise Newport News--Net receipts ss; sross re-- ceipts oe 1s0: shipments to France 1s0. Brunswick-Net receipts 132; gross re- eeipts 1895. stock s.13s; shipments coastwise
 Total Movement.
 Total today at all ports. net s.6s5; ship ments to Great Britain 1881; to France 150; to continent 2.s5s; stock 2sLslk. ss Consolidated at all ports. net 4,70Ss ship ments to Great Britain 7s199; to France 4.o4s; to continent 13,o77; to Japan 800; Total since Sept Aat all ports net M I7ass.-, sSs. shipments to France 714,0O5: to continent a.7s4.
 Interior Movement.
 Houston-Quiet. He: net receipts 760; gross receipts 7s0; shipments 42O; sales 6s; stock IA. 4.536.
 Augusta-ouiet. 1IMc; net receipts 1TT; gross receipts TIT; shipments 3se: sales 2e4: Memphis-ouiet. 1owe: net receipts 114; gross receipts IA: shipments 1se: stock s-e5e
 St Louis-ouiet. 11o: net receipts e2; Cineinnati-Net receipts ss; gross receipts s9; shipments 15T; stock 6,Ss9.
 Louisville--Firm, 11Mc; net receipts S5; Total today-Net receipts 1,6s3; gross re- ceipts 1.237; shipments 1.e02; sales sos; stock 74.65s
 ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St. Louis. July 20.-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows; Wheat.- July 74h asked. December 77% range 77H67s to 7s%. May s1K asked
 September 4sh bid; range 4s% to sos. December 45 x asked; range 45N to 46h. May 47 asked. september ss asked
 December 34M asked
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

St. Louis, July 20.-Flour steady. Whiskey steady SI .32
 Pork loweri Jobbing ST, IS,
 Lard. lower; prime steam Ss 50, Dry salt meats steady. boxed extra shorts 50. 7b; clear ribs S9.s715: short clears s10 Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts sl0. Sob clear ribs s10. 62h short clears alosN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
NEW YORK CoFFEE NtARKET

New York, July 20.-The market for cof- fee futures ruled quiet and steady at un- changed prices to an advance of five points although European cables were slightly dts appointing and the primary news contained no specially bullish features. Trading was very quiet at first but the market held steady on buying by trade and Wall Street talk and very firm toward the close on the support from these sources Last prices were firm at net advance of 15d 20 points. Sales for the day were renorted at 46 500 bags
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
sT. LoUIs CLOSING MARKErs.
HEsTER,s YIsInLE suPPLY sTATEMENT

HEbTEhS VISIBLE bUFELh oIAIEMENI
 New Orleans, July 20.-Secretary Hester's cotton made up from special cable and tel eEraphic adviees compares the figures of this week with last week. last year and the year before. It shows a decrease for the week just closed of 16S.0S2 against 8 de- crease of S1.377 last year and decrease of 116.6s1 year before last.
 The total visible Is 2.565,379. against 2733,461 last week. 3,11S,426 last year and 1.732,sss year before last Of this the total
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, July 20.-Flour quiet. Wheat steady 761s 977hc. Corn quiet Oats dull. 3ehc Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet. 12o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTUREs.
NEw YORK DRY GooDs.

New York, July 20.-Dry goods were steady to firm today Print clothes were
 stronger and a good business was done ln wide fabrics. There was an increased
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

demand for light sheetings Cotton yarns were stronger Raw wool firmer. Com
 mission houses report . better business in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
MEMPHIs COTTON Ou

Memphis, July 2O.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude 29h O $Oc; prime summer yellow, 33c; prime meal $26.509 $27. %: prime cake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
NEW YORK CoTToN FUTUREs.

New York, July 20.-Cotton futures clos ed steady on the New York Cotton Ex-
 change today. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

Port Eads July 2o.-Arrived: strs. Ell Dorado Prescott, New York; City of Mexico Nor, Olsen, TamDico via Vera Cruz-
 Sailed: Strs Darien. Br., Robinson. Liv- erpool; Habtl, Nor. Gudmundsen. Ceiba; Or igen. Nor, Wang Port Limon Espana, Nor Danielsen. Puerto Cortez; Appomattox, Br., Nader, BoCas del Toro; Alabama. Nor Gtemre, Port Limon via Port Barrios; Schr,, Rita Cue Randall. Bay St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
TREASURY BALANCES
RANK CIEARTNGs

New York, July 20-The following table shows the total bank clearinEs with per eentages of increase and decrease for the week ending Friday. July 20. 1906:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

New Orleans. July 20.-SuRar steady; open kettle centrifugal 303 1-l6c; eentrif- Ugal yellow s% 43&c; seconds 2@3hc.
 Molasses firm. Syrup 2b 8s0c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
KANSAS CITY LIVE sTocu

e ss ss Ssi iseonfectioners.s A s4.s5: mould A dered s4'9o; sranulated s4. SO; cubes sS c5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
ST. LouIs PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, July .20.-Cotton seed oilI prime S4c; crude 2Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
far for sea season. sa. ~. mus a.1o.77asos 1s.,sss7s
CoMPARATTyE COTTON sTArr,rrNr

ann AANE OOExON New York. July 20.-Followine is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Friday. July 20. 1e6s:-
 This year Last year. Net receipts at all United
 states ports during
 week .... .... ..., 24.7o5 1o0.14s Total receipts since Sept. tember 1st. .. ..I729.4ss 9S52.470 Export for week - 24Si9 45,020 Total exports since Sept.
 lst ...... .s. .2ss.s5s s.15s. POI Stock at all United States
 ports =. -. 2sl.ss5 41s.3is Stock at all interior
 towns .......... 164,166 160,952 Stock st Liverpool ..L. 793.o00 Stock of American afloat
 for Great Britain 91,o00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

Wilmington. N. C.. July 2o-rurpent,na firm 66hc; receipts 1ss. hosin firm. s3. 45 bid; receipts 3s4
 Tar firm S2. %; receipts 1 barrel .. C5uoe turpentine firm; hard S2.75; din
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile July 2O.-ArrIved: Strs. Banan, Nor. Weidemand. Puerto cortez; Katie. NOT. Johannessen Bocas del Toro: Hellas, Nor, Burge. Progresso
 Cleared; Strs, Vizeiayana Br.. McArthur, santiago' Banan. Nor, Monsen. Puerto Cor tez; Belize Nor, Hansen, Belize; Tug. Hig- gins, with barge Gusher off Sabine Texas.
 New Orleans. July 20.-Cleared: Strs., Frisia, Ger. Schammert, Hamburg; Preston, Nor. lrgens, Port Limon; Miguel Gallart. Span. Serra. Barcelona. Cadiz. etc, via Ha- Yana; Florida. Larsen. Port Arthur with barge Providence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

kansas City. July 2o.-Cattie reca,n.. zeoo. including 1.s0o southerns stssds, westerns weak to Toe lower e~uS' , Choice export and dressod
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
MARKET FOR COTTON
nrARKET MORE ACTIVE AND RULED NERYOuS.
r..rer rar,les and UnsettLinG Reports Con- enrninr London Financial Troubles
 Cmneed Open at Decline
 Hears were Vigorous.

New York July 2o.-The cotton maIAe sar wss 9ss 9a aSssstisd assys @,h the close at net decline of four to five polnts: ao0 ooo fir the day were estimated at zoV''"0 s-,se market opened at a decline of three xo eight points in response to lower caolo9 nor from Liverpool and unsetthns repoiT TanSo, rnrninx financial troubles amonE sas., tSa s.,.s-sr 1hinh was supposed to arise from tne rsnfavorabIe situation in Russia Later aausa bies from Liverpool said tnere ,s.h wSs Tinaneial ssrts.ee were concerned, but reported an un- favorable opening of the market sI WnlSn ~icsed at a decline of five to six polnls.. srsse ,oarket was quite active from the start enfs hears raided 1t vigorously ouIlns tS .ue first few minutes in the efforts to Sont sever, to ten points there was big demand ..d ss,r the covering of the smaller shorts ana through brokers supposed . lo pc eh prnsrieef @s~.A tn four points Later. however: re- rssrfs from the Southwest that new oaicS an were beginning to oeme sae,,n m ,n any Ausust to- refher with favorable weather reoors 4u 4ha @orecasts started renewed pressure anu lne low point was s,.rsSt fsaeher pecovery toward the eIose on covering and the finai tons o.Ns,.t,aS steady At the low point point 1S,y ond tSSut Suaust eald under the previous low level or June 3sth. ... w.r. generally ,,nehaTxed. Private crop reports conflict ins Receipts at the ports. today s.5s5 bales ..ssr MsAlns' Far inc week 25.000. against 27.ess last week and 1os.7is last year.
 xocAI. COTTON MARKET.
 srat cotton in tbe Montgomery market today was quoted as foilowss ,o u.,ao Strict middling .-.' '-110 Iac sssis4 ssiaoIlIg 1o,y m.ddiing 10 5-lsc
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
NAVAL RTnREa

b7c: saIes hat ga; r July 2o;--Turpentine firm
 Rosin firm Gsp's sales 5os! S!'; shipments 7s
 ssnnippments sn ppn s76: stock 65.5l2 Quote: AB1 ss.S9 @$$. %; ss. s2b Q s3. s5; D SS.o2H @ H s4.3 30@$4, ,22h; si 25; K s4e sS. I S4'6S; $4.so: we s4 95; wv ss oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

Charleston. S. C.. July 2o,-rurn.n.,n.. sales 100 casks at 57c; tone firnn pe"'ine'
 Kosin; sales 1000 barrels, firm: private
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21
LOCAL COTTON MAkKET.

Nreyv ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 A~U orleans July 20.--Cotton futures clos ,.s bareiy steady on the New Orleans Cotton Exchangei today. Quotations ranged 1S A"A-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-21

NEW YORK STOCK HIST.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-14

Calvin AShSY who recently sold his
livery business 20 his brother Albert AShby
has Just purchased the runnelton Meat
Market. aud in addition 10 fresh and cured
meats will also sell groceries contections.
bread. vegetables and soft drinks. Calvin
Is hustler and wall please the people.
lie has secured Fleming Lucas an expert
cutter from Grafton to assist him IN the
easiness, aud YOU can depend on prompt
aud careful service.
Early last week Constable Devau made A
raid on the Speakeasy kept by Tony Iackun
al Austen. aud while he failed to catch the
Tony proprietor he nevertheless captured
some supplies in the shape OF one key OF
beer a halt.sallon jug OF whiskey. ten pint
bottles OF whisky aud three quart bottles
OF beer The question OF wha, to do with
the the bad goods asitatSd John for while,
As the Stua wss not 1T tor white man to
drink. but We understand some theft solved
the problem and lett the doughty constable
without either prisoner or poison
Mrs l. K. sinclair with two ch,ldr, n and
Mrs Clarence Wolf with three children,
all OF Curtis, Nebraska. arrived In Tunnel.
ton on Thursday oil last week, where they
were met by friends and driven out to their
old homes in Reno district Mrs. Sinclair
Is daughter OF Charles Ridgway and Mrs.
Vol is the only sister Of Mrs. A. w,
Watson OF Fellowsville. rhey have resided
IN the west Tor number OF years aud will
spend this summer among the West
Virginia hills, where their girlhood hours
we're spent in visiting among friends and
relatives in old Preston
Nature gave double performance here
last Sunday evening that surpassed any.
thing we have seen on the stage for many a
day Part one was a splendid electric
storm from seven TO eight o'clock. accom-.
panied by rain, thunder. lightning aud a
rushing wind which tossed the treetops in
merry whirl that completed picture OF
life and energy at work After the storm
subsidized the brilliant 6reaies came out in
full force and flashed their signal lamps
through the shadowy depths OF dense Toll.
age, still moist from the recen, rain. until
the night resembled some fairy scene from
fairyland
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-14

w. Scott Garner Of Tuunsl,oO. Is in town
today on business.
The County Repu5lieSn commi,,se is IN
session tins afternoon TO IN GA the time trr
holding the Primary election.
Ea'l r. Martin returned home last Saa
day f,om Arizona, where he had speut the
winter for his health.
GOOD SEWING MACHINE FOX SALE
CHEAP. Apply to 5. ID. Gatewood. Argus
Office, Haywood
Don't fail TO notice the new advertisement
in this issue of S. Raymond Garner, the
Kingwood Photographed.
Several hne Jersey cows for sale. Call on
or address. BENoNIA loRDoN,
Kingwood w. Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cole from Staten Island,
New York, has been here this week visillac
her cousins Mrs. J. w. Parks aud Francis
Heermsns.
William iiorehler Of Newburg, is 10 town
today and gave US call. lie is one of the
s,aunehest and mos, in,elligen, Democrats of
the county.
DIR. II. a. Jarrett the Grafton dentist will
be in Kingwood June rs, fora days. Call
early and make arrangements for dental
work.
The Republican Primary Election for
Preston county will be held Saturday, July
-. This is short notice and the candidates
will have TO hustle.
But one patent was granted last week to
West Virginians. William 7. Connell and
+. {. Lowe of Huntington, were granted
patent on shade aud curtain bracket.
Hoy b. Jackson of this place is sgen, for
the Empire Casualty Company of Parkers-
burg this state and has written about as
applications for policies this week already
The Main Street Planning Mil, will be
closed down July rst and all parties wanting
work, must get in their orders during the
next two weeks. Mrs. ]. NJ. CRANE,
Proprietor.
THE VETERAN PAINTER, GEO. c.
GILES, KNOWS WHAT YOU NEED
IN THE WAY OF MIXED PAINTS. A
GOOD LINE OF WALL PAPER AND
ROOM MoULDINGS TO SUIT ALL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-14
EAR zkPHYRs.

Correspondence of The Argus
Earl Spiker was at Friendsville Saturday
Miss Bliss Frsnkhouser has been at Bran.
donville the past week.
Allen Strawser attended church at
GAINESVILLE on Sunday
Joe Hickey and Clarence Shafer returned
from business trip to Unioniown on sat.
urdaY.
Rev Ulrich, Lutheran minister OF Penn.
sylvania. was visiting in our community the
past week.
Emory Cupp and'famiIy have moved back
near Clifton Mills again
!. A. Frankhouser went to GAINESVILLE on
Thursday to see his father.in-law J. c.
Wolfe.
Mrs. Joseph Guthrie Of North Avenue.
was visiting friends in our community on
Thursday last.
Ezra Tu|ney and son Henry were bust
ness callers at Frendsyile on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Strawser were guests
of their son Elmer and family Sunday.
George A. Kelley OF near GAINESVILLE.
and Charles Jenkins OF Morgan's Glade,
were in our vicinity on Saturday.
Miss Ina Deal and little brother and
sister were visiting their sister. Mrs. Clyde
DeBerry OF near Cuzzari. recently.
Mrs. John Q. Kelley and children Mary
and Charles were visiting relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania from Friday until
Monday.
Misses Flossie Cupp. Nina Smith and
Jane Kelly attended Sunday school at
Cherry Grove las, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Spiker Of Bruceton,
were visiting relatives in our vicinity re.
Gently.
VIM. aud Victor Cupp are preparing 10
erect new dwelling house this summer
Misses Alice and Francis Guseman and
Euruth Kelly we're visiting at Addison. Pa.
since Friday last, the last two named re.
turned Monday but Miss Alice expects "a
remain while longer.
j. J. Kelly, Alfred Cupp Walter Choir
penninS, Gay Gusemap, Hugh and Pau
Kelly were out near Orr on bushes. Friday
Mrs. Elisha Ringer OF Guseman accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Kelly oil
Albrightsville, we're guests at Ezra Kelley's
Thursday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-14
MANoWN
Correspondence Of The Argus.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Carrie Hswley and two children OF Ope.
kiska. are visiting at Rev. S. p. HawleYs.
James Turner and wife Of Morgsntown
we're visiting at John w. Turner's last
Sunday.
j. II. Gehring and wife Of Masontown,
were calling on their son w. A. Gehrng
few days ago.
il. squires has lust placed Inc Mon.
ument at the graves Of his two little chill.
dren in the Bethlehem cemetery.
Lloyd Zeigler and wife OF Kingwood.
were calling on friends in the Bethlehem
neighbofhood last Sunday
Amarish Fortney wife and Mrs Thomas
+. Lemonweni to Morgantown last Saiur.
day 10 visit relatives and friends
Last Sunday was Decoration Day AZ the
Bethlehem Cemetery a large crowd as
sembled at the church in the morning and
after short song service Rev George w
Skinner Of near Bull Run delivered an ad
dress at the conclusion Of which the peo
pie marched to the cemetery. there to pa,
last tribute to departed friends and
loved ones by strewirg their graves with
beautiful flowers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-14
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Knights Of PyihIas Attention

DEAR Sir AND Bro:
You are hereby notified that X. & r.
Memorial services, will be held next Sunday,
June 18th, by Brown Lodge No. 81 of King.
wood and you are cordially invited to attend
and take part in the services. Members OF the
order will meet at the Castle Hall promptly
at 3 p. m. Every knight IS requested to
bring bouquet of flowers The Kingwood
Concert Band will lead the procession to the
cemetery. AT night special sermon will
be delivered at the NJ. T.. church by Rev. J.
II. Hess at O'Clock The Members will
meet at the Lodge Room a, 1880 and attend
the church service IN body, seats reserved
for them. Every member of the Order cordi-
ally invited 20 attend the above exercises.
J. SLIDELL Brown, X. of X, & S.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-14

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Coal Land for Sale
Over 600 Acre Block Two and
Half Miles from KingWOod.

A tract of over 600 Acres
Of Good Coal Land. Two
Velns-the upper Freeport
and Kittaning Coal. Will
sell the coal under it all, or
sell 400 Acres coal surface
and all, intending a lot of
Good Timber.
Located 21a miles from
kingwood and close to the
railroad. Anyone interested
can get full particulars by
addressing
J. SLIDELL BROWN.
Kingwood, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-14
klsewooD ARxoRY. -.
ANNIE Nay Abbott has Proven a
Magnet Indeed

Annie May Abbott. known 10 tame as the
Little Georgia Maguet. az the Kiuewood
Armory Friday June 18th
The Atlanta Constitution. her home paper
has the following TO say OF her;
Annie May Abbott. the Little Georgia
Magnet is in very truth a wonder the like
Of which has never been seen before. The
"Constitutioa" correspondent was among
her hrst callers upon her return home
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-14
Another June BRIDE.

The following elegantly engraved INVITA-.
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The happy event takes place today at high
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Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Edgar Murdoch
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a, the marriage Of their daughter
Minnie
TO
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one thousand nine hundred and six
nttwelve o'clock
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