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IT experience shall show errors or
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} me- ola statutes were grossly dcfcc-
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owner and compelled him to pay
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Sheriii'S Notice.

70 AL whom 10 may concern.
ON may take notice that 1 will on the 3ltt
gay OF OCTOBER. l'Vt. be IT ayuc e.. II in the
District of Union, COR the purpose of receiving
taxes une D. the people residing pavin,r
uiNee an SAID District. and TN a. will make A
u'scnunt OF two aud a half per cent To all such
per -ons rs shall pay all their taxes GA or be-
tore the last day of November. 1870 aud not
otherwise.
After January lst, 1907. H. per cent interest
that TIME.
w. WrrsoN Deputy for
}. l. Billups. Sheriff " ayue Co, W. Va
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all whom il NAV concern:
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ing taxes due By the people residing or p,vin,,
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discount of two and half per cent TO al such
the last day OF November, 1905 AMI not other
wise.
Atler January LIST, 1907. 10 per cent interest
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that time.
A. J. PERRY, Deputy for
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Last TedChers' Examination.

A Teachers examination will be
held at Dunlow on the 9TH and 10th
of November. This will he the
last examination for this year.
J.. e.. SAMSON,
County Superintendent.
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WAYNE Courts.

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February, May, August and November.
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Eugere Monaco, an Italian, fell
of the street car bridge in East
Ceredo Just before daylight last
Wednesday morning. He was dis
covered few hours later and re.
moved to the Commercial hotel.
Drs Shirley, Bruins and Sturgill
were summoned and upon examlna.
ton il was found that both LEGS
were broken and a large cash cut in
his head. The broken members
were reset and Iucased in plaster
paris. The unfortunate man re-
mainCd at the Commercial hotel I'M
ul Yesterday, when his brother
came here from near Madison where
be Is working aud bad him rcmov.
&C Go the Kcs.ler Hospital at Hunt
ireton The prospects are good
Tor bis recovery.
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The suicide mania has again bro
ken out in Huntington. There
were two successful attempts and
Cne failure in one day last week
Maria Clark, aged % years, Of Sec
snd avenue, having quarrelcd with
~ lover, concluded that life no
iger had charms for her, drank
rbollc acid aud died no short
nc after having taken the deadly
son. Her mother live. in East
lctt-burg The other victim
"a man named Ed. Jordan. who
IN jail charged with grand lar
-. lie had quarreled with bis
AZ. He, also, took carbolic acid.
he secured the poison is q
The third On the list wa
d youNS girl named Matte Kee.
She didOnQt live DOB the corpor.
a,,or limits 6SGL l5'-econd city,"
but Was o domcsJN family
llarvcytowu, She Npectcd her
sweetheart TO accompahy her 90 the
opera and because he took another
girl, life for her was 900 longcr
worth living She, too drank car.
polic acid, but not enough To take
her 20 the other country a phv
'ician was summoned and he girls
lie was saved.
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An Evangeli,tic Conference Of
the Twelve Pole Baptist Association
will Ice held with the Centervilie
Baptist Church on Friday and Sat
urday, November "a and 81.
Revs. j. ). Stump and +. G..
Fields, of Parkersburg, will be
present and an interesting aud
profitable meeting i assured.
All persons are cordially invited
TO be present.
Respectfully,
a w. DAMRoN.
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Vote for school bonds Kenova
needs a new school building.
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Interchange OF mail matter
9Ihg the people OF the towns of Guy
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ltintha plan to have certain number
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petent clerks IN the EMPLOY Of the postal
department. In its nature the naugura-
ton of thiS new service will not be an
independent or special departure from
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partment, but Will come simply as an cN-
tension of the postal service of great
community of seventy five thousand
people to meet much needed require
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Servicio De NeN-York


doce del da de 10 saldA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22
No sheep of Any Consequence on sale,
bot Lambs Are steady and
Active, Touching HIEh-
est Point of Year.


CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the prices paiI
ior the different kinus Of cattle on the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22
CarIOt Receipts.
'HICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices on hoard of Trade,

CHICAGO, May A.-Absence of rain in
he southwest was the chief reason today
or strong tone in the local wheat mar
;et. At the close wheat for July delivery
vas up Aq%c. Corn was up hQlc. Oats
bowed gain OF &c. Provisions were
1za15o higher
The market was strong all day and the
!olume Of trading was large, the demand
or wheat being general. Reports from all
over the winter wheat belt showed the gen
Ial situation to be unchanged and that
aims are greatly needed to prevent serious
1amhge to the growing crop. In the north
vest II was claimed that too much rain
aad fallen i'm many sections. The weather
bureau predicted showers for tonight
throughout Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa,
out, despite this forecast, sentiment in the
wheat pit continued bullish all day. A de-
crease of 5000 bu in the visible supply
compared with a decrease OF LA. 900 bu. one
year ago aided In holding the market to a
high pitch. During the last half hour there
was considerable profit-taking and part OF
he gain which had been made earlier in
he day was lost The close, however, was
arm. July opened unchanged to k@9sc
higher at sSHqSS%e, ADVANCED to S41c
wheat and -four were equal to 700 bu
The amount Of breadstuff on passage in
creased $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
10000 bu., against $4,000 bu. for the CORE
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
1895 cars, against lH cars last week and S44
Despite greatly increased local receipts
the corn market was strong throughout the
session, being Influenced to a great extent
by the strength OF wheat-s decrease OF
$4,000 bu. In the visible supply and a
marked decrease In public stocks in store
augmented the bullIsh feeling. Shorts were
the chief buyers, During the day prices
advanced more than 1 cent, but part of this
gain was lost late in the session on realiz-
ing. The market closed strong. July
opened unchanged to bc higher, at 47nQ
4Tssc, advanced to 4SSsc and closed at 4sh
dBLc. Local receipts were 81 cars with
COS cars OF contract grade
Oats were strong for the greater part
Of the day. There was a slight reaction
early In the session because OF selling,
which was generally credited TO northwest
ern houses. but the market quickly re-
covered. Shorts and commission houses
were the best buyers. July opened %6l1ac
higher, at S31kd33&c sold OF to 33i4c and
rallied 20 34lAc The close was at 3fc, Local
receipts We're 10 cars.
After an easier opening, due to l0d15c
decline in the price of live hogs, the pro-
vision market showed a decidedly firmer
tendency. Buying OF lard and ribs by a
local packer was the main reason for the
firmness. At the close July pork was up
l5c, at $ih72h Lard was up TIC, at $50.
Ribs were TIkc higher, at S9.O5d9G7h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are:
wbe0L IS cars; corn, AS cars; oats, ls7
cars: hogs 1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22
STAG HOGS.

l..s.....1 tO ~ D 20 l........4t0 so
SHEEP-Receipts this morning consist ed
OF seventeen cars, in addition to when there
were two cars carried over from last week
The offerings consisted almost entirely OF
lambs, there being no sheep OF ewes of any
consequence on sale.
The market as a whole was in satisfactory
condition there being a good demand, so
that practically everything changed hands
in very good season in the morning. AS to
prices, there was no great change, the
market being generally quoted as steady
and active. Good lambs sold as high az
@75. -Four cars of the Gibson, Periey a
Nolan lambs sold at S. 90. being the last
from their feed lots
One string OF four double decks Of very
good Colorado lambs on the Mexican order
sold at s6S which is the highest price
paid for shorn lambs on this market this
year, and, so far as known, the highest
price ever paid at this point. While fed in
Colorado, these lambs were finished at
Ames, Eeb.
Quotations on clipped stock: Gond to
choice western lambs, Sc 256I6.T5 fair to
good lambs. S5.75d6.25; Gull lambs, 81 so
90. 20; good to choice yearlings, S575d6 %;
fair to good yearllngs, ts.5OG5.75 good to
choice wethers, $576d6.00; fair TO good weth-
ers. S.e0fl5.75; good 10 choice ewes, $3.50
gSI5; fair to good ewes, AL75Q55O. bucks,
S4.25QI rs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22
Total receipts Is7
Totals go.

CATTLE-Cattle receipts thiA. morning,
which numbered close to 10 cars, were
small for Monday at this point as com
pared with the last three weeks. Re
celpts, however, at most other market
points were heavy for a Monday, so that
the total number of cattle on sale at the
leading markets was large.
Chicago, under the influence of the big
run at that point, sent out reports early
Indicating a slow and l0c lower market,
with the result that the trade at this point
clearance was effected. As the demand
at this point was good, while the supply,
as noted above. was not very large, sales
men who happened 20 have something espe-
clally desirable reported that they were
able to secure steady or very close to
steady prices. This was true more espe-
ciaIly OF the lighter weight cattle. Heavy
cattle, on the other hand, were not only
slow, but buyers seemed determined 70
take of on them enough to bring this
market in line with Chicago, and they
succeeded in buying them some lower. Per-
haps to call the trade at this point steady
to l0c lower would cover the situation
about as near as would be possible In
words.
Cows and heifers were in light supply
and good demand, so that in spite OF the
fact that beef steers were lower the COW
trade as a rule was fairly active at fully
steady prices. Most of the cows and heif-
ers sold in good season,
Only a few stockers and feeders we're Of
fered for sale and the market remained
in about the same condition as at the
close OF last week. There vas no material
change in prices, the few loads here selling
about steady;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22

HOGS-lt was - IS market Saturday
and @.8 market today. In other words.
hogs were loo lower today than the close
or last week. While the trade opened a
little slow, as Il naturally WOULD with
prices 80 much lower, IL was fairly active
when once started and practically every
thing was sold before 10 o'clock. While
the great big bulk Of all the hogs brought
SIS, as noted above, there was a sprink ng
Of rough loads below that figure, while
there we're a very few loads good enough
TO bring little more.
feature OF the trade today was the
unusually heavy receipts, the arrivals being
larger than on any day last week and more
than double the average Mondays run.
Other markets were a so well supplied
Chicago reported early 5000 hogs with a
decline Of lOGl5c. This flood OF hogs At
Chicago, with It's consequent break, was
responsible for the decline at this and other
river markets.
The decline this morning wipes out all
the advance OF last week and more too
leaving the market at the lowest point
touched since May 10, when the hogs sold
in very nearly the same notches as today.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Very Strong in Conditions in
Southwest
DRY WEATHER CAUSES HIGH PRICES
Cent and Half at One Time, but Re-
action Comes with Report Of
Rsin-oats and Corn
Strong.
OMAHA. May q. 1906

OMAHA, May q, 1906.
The market was strong, prices being I'D
az one time l14c on July. Large world
shipments and lower cables were more
than onset by the strong cash demand and
the mood OF damage reports from the south
west There was no rain over Sunday In
the southwest and the reports were to the
erect that wheat is heading out small with
black smut in parts of Kansas. Advices
from the northwest speak of too much
rain. III southwestern reports are true
much higher prices are looked for. Reports
came toward the close Of rain In Kansas,
and the market eased off about &c, closing
nc split higher than Saturday for July
during the first part Of the session the
corn market was quiet and inclined to be
weak Receipts were large and Chicago
cash demand was a little slow. After the
visible supply showed decrease of more
ana 54Z,VW bushels, cutting down our total
visible to less than 10000 bushels, there
IN wheat the market turned strong, selling
UP over a cent At the last there was "a
reaction OF about &c
WOtlds wheat shipments were 1O,672OOO
The wheat visible decreased 2,3l3,0OO bush
is; corn decreased 542, 900 bushels and oats
decreased $4,000 bushels
Urinary wheat receipts were 80 900
against receipts last year Of $4,000 bushels
and shipments of $4,000 bushels. Corn
receipts were $4,000 bushels and ship
uents $4,000 bushels, against receipts last
year OF $4,000 bushels and shipments of
10000 bushels. Clearances were l46, 900
bushels wheat, l34Sl barrels flour, $4,000
bushels corn, and g. 600 bushels oats
Liverpool closed 1sQ4sd higher on wheat
and Nd lower on corn
Oats were strong. July sold at one time
over. a cent UP and closed with loss Of
kc from the top.
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22
Knn.as Citr Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, May N.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900, including 100 southerns; market
steady; choice export and dressed beef
steers. s5.25qj Co; fair TO good 81. l59D5. Is /;
feeders s30Od4.eO; southern steers. So 75df
4.e0; southern cows, 32.5O04OO; native cows,
s.. 5OQ450; native heifeTs, $340d5.OO; bulls,
32.00Q4 Is; calves. 50 $4,000
HOGS Receipts, I,10j head; market ba
lOc lower top $685. bulk OF sales, S. g66
632h: heavy, s625d635: packers. S6221sS4
~ PIGS ana lights, sS;Soao.2llh.
head; market steady and active: spring
lambs. 500; lambs. SGC0dL65; fed sheep
and yearilngs, $5.25d6.5O western clipped
yearlings, $o.25d625; western clipped sheep,
So.OOa600; stockers and feeders. kS.50d3j.o0