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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Market Opens Lower Because Of the
Heavy Rains in Wheat Belt.
CORN OPENS QUITE STEADY
Tone Of Market stronE OWING 70 the
Active Casa Condition---samp piles
offered Bring Advanced
Prices.

OMAHA. May 2 1910
HEAVY rain over the entire wheat section
n Kansas and Nebraska opened the mar
set loVer Buil leaders stfil support the
1eN crop futures. believing that one rain
viii not grow a normal crop after the
severe winter condition the wheat has
passed through.
Corn waE steady and worked higher
Cash conditions are improving steadily and
as long as the demand lE brisk values
should advance.
Wheat broke off Sharply az the opening
on a run % seifIuE By weak holders ana
g. altered setting Induced by reports n raln
general over the winter wheat sections
cash stuff was firm % higher with slight
..rpres ement in the demand
Co n opened steady n face % the weaker
u1efY market. Trading was light out oi
good character and tle tone N the market
vas strong owing 90 active cash como ions
samples Offered brought advanced prices
N~mary wheat receipts we're -sH"9 bl
and shipments we're ~ .o0o ~. against re-
1eiDts last year Of AZ 90 bu. and shipments
~ 80 ~ bu
Prfr1a~v corn receipts we're ~ 400 bu. and
shipments were on bu.. against receipts
.azt year OF $500 5u. and shipments Oh
10 g03 bu
CIearances were "a noa bu. Of corn. none
~ oats ami wheat ana Eour equal % 49,
bB
Liverpool closed ssa-sd lower on wheat
AID nominal on corn.
A oca4 range Of options:
Ca
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
,OWs ANl1 HETFERs

hOGs-Hng trade sss slumpy today.
Weakness and sharply lower adyices fro-,
leading eastern points we're the Two main
reasons for the decline. Shippers wanted
a rev loHds OF good butchers At the open
ing but their orders were quickly filled a,
dime lower figures and the balance ~
r-ce pts hGd 20 sell az prices l5d9oc Iovver
than those that prevailed Saturday COM
mon lights we're more or less neglectAd
and experienced the fiiH decline with the
market a. a whole quotaDle al I5C lower
Trade vas not especially active. bur loads
Kept selling one two al time ana
everything changed hands Is very good
season.
large snare Of receipts Went ar s. 90
ia as compared with SATURDAYS buIk ~
g ilus2 Tops dropped 70 BIS a dime
0wer than the best sales al last week :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day Various
CommodTIies.

NEW YORK MAY 2-FLOCR-Quiet
and unchanged. spring patents. s5-5q0-,5'
winter straiFhts. S.3od+.5o; winter extras
No. l. S409q45o; winter extras, No; = $50
dAO0. Kansas stIalghJs. A.s9do.Gl Ee-
ceipts. 22.275 bbls.; shipments. l4SsZ bois.
Rye flour steady. fair TO good s.. 25gr4. ~
cEoica 10 fancy. 81 50n+ 80.
CORNMEAL-OuisT, fine white and vel
low. s.. lo2i IS; coarse. Sl--5dLD KIN dried
.WHEAT-spot. steady; No. : red. sl-12l4
nominal, @. /. f.; No. i northern A-l11z. L
10. b.. opening navigation. Option market;
Wheat declined over cent early IN the
week on weak cables but regaIued the loss
on covering by shorts and buying on Un-
favorable crop sdyiees. predictions OF e,,ia
supply, closing at cake net decline May
closed SlB; July 3 o. l3-lGTI 4S7s, closed
81 l0is. September, lG2sqldses, closed
SL0sss Receipts. 1850 bu-7. shipments,
CORNEspot. firm. steamer. 64s.c. e.evator
export basis. option market was Turner
closing lac net higher. May. bs-T0os-tc,
clused, 6slgc, July closed l2e. september.
7llrc; receipts. 675e bu; shipments 5N5Io
OArs-spot. steady; mixed. 25a32 lbs.
nominal natural white, hg5Z lps. +s-Z4
4sc clipped white 5-a ~ lbs. +6lEd12c, op-
tiun market was without transactions,
closing nominal; receipts. 64,GA bu.
HAY-Firm: prime. sll5, No. o., /, ~ 81 liza
/ LIS: No. , 81 10dL06. No. 3. s5C'qSl 10
/ HOPs-stsadE state. common 20 gaoi ietl,
coast. 1908, l4nlNC, lsdN. nominal.
( HIDES Firm, Central Amer ca -Sgl2d &C
. Bsgota 22R23C.
1 LFATHER-FIr hemlock firsts, 36U
] sc. seconds. @S32Ic, thirds, 2@n35c, re-
tested OdEc.
/ PROVISFON-Pork. easy, mess IS.
Ir24 g. family. $500; short clears 20 ava
s6GB Beef steady, mess. Sl6.00Hl6O0, fam
! Nv. SO Old90 %. beef hams. s24 0su 26. 90;
I picked bellies. steady. picked hams lhggd
! l65O Lard. firm. middle west prime, III, %
/ Gl2 50, refined. firm. continent Si3D; south
7 America. SI40o, compound, N00oulO50
TALLOW-Dul; prime city, hnds-' NC
( country. 1lSa7ssc. a,
BUTTER- steady. creamery specials by
/ dDI%c. extras. e9iTc. thirds to firsts. ga
. pc old sSmsSc, state dairy. finest "a
exc: common 10 prime go sc: process
. specials &c seconds TO extras. 2an25ci
T factory seconds n fIrsts. 22U23c, tI1ita ton
I creamery ZslEd24lzc.
! HEFST-T- nsett'ed on new state ful
Z cream. Did specials. Eizc. fancy eniored'
I r1Gl-1.c; good to prime, l6dl6Ac new best
colured. l3's d13iEc, white. l3lzc. fair 70
I good, l2Tl2c, skins. specials, l0lzdllc, me.
qdgi4c fair 70 good 6AEdsc; common, 4zF
Z 5.PC. full 3GSlkc.
FCGS-Barelv steady, fresh gathered
storage packed selections, ASq27l-c; fresh
3 gathered regular packed extras, flrsts
2I1rG@2c, fresh gathered, regular packed
firsts 30a2lisc.
4 POT-LTRY-AlIce lighter trade and Iowcr
4 prices expected. Dressed dUet. PhAad~i-
phia chickens, 296e+c, fowls BAEd2ec, tur-
KEYS. LE2ac
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
CARROT Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIOsiRE
Prices on. Baard of Trade.

CHICAGO May reproductions Of f-eeE-
ing tempera rlire for tonight formed part
neuralized The bearish effects ~
the geuerar rains south ami south
west An unexpected large decrease
N the visible supply was coupled
wheat Yield viii be less than 5000 600
bushels as against 4lf. SOS 0O bushels &c
coI1ing to official figIlres last year The
market closed STEADY. but lS6Asc TO &c
ret lower than last night Corn finished
&c TO asGl4c up. oats, nc lower 70 @s4 &c
higher and provisions Of 2Azc to ioc.
A sharp break IN wheat resulted from
he4vy SelIhg. due "a rainfall reachi1g
-outhwt st Local. traders did some sell
mg near the asst. Swing az a reason
uaa1rrts IS IN Wall street September opened
-zu1c to tirmSac lower al Sos TO N-otAE.
sdvanced 10 lac reacted 10 A-M and closed
81 Gi2s a net loss Of "a &c.
Casa gram concerns bought MAJ corn
and spAI other futures. In consequence the
differences narrowed % about S1Fc, against
3 TO ~ cents at the close OF last ~ er.
Belief peCams quite general mat the WEI
weather and the aoW temperatures pre-
1fcr-d would delay planting ia some sec
tone JlIfy opened l4a9sc 70 rs1'Tc lower a.
- sd62c. Advanced 10 6slsnHs-Ec, reacted
10 6s6tc- and closed steady al 62Asc, a net
gain or &c. Cash corn was firm No
: Yellow sold az 81 l1G62c
New crnp months Of OATS were weak
early under much miscellaneous collection
and then rallied with wheat ana corn
septen1beF opened. ldSc TO Adl-c lower
al SsSsc 20 SSize, recovered 70 &1sG &c
closing With a net loss Of sc. al SsA
iSS&c. .--,
activity. prices being allowed 10 ease OF
in idle fashion clOsing with a net loss OF
zlrdl0c. largely attributable 10 the decline
IN i've hogs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

wHEAT-No. hard s0iaLdsla. 80. 3
hard. sgcd1.0l. No. hard s6n9sc; rejected
hard s06sic No. ? sprfng. Sl0ldLdSiR, No.
9 spring. ggcdtl.n. Ne. g. spring S6da6c; 40.
49,
GORN-No. 9 white sgiqdslr. No. white.
i0dS0isc. No. white. 56nssc; No. color.
5gG5qa4C. No color. 5sd59C, No. color.
549l55i-c. No yellow S7laN5sC; No. 3 yell
low. 57I57lsc No. { yellow 53d54izc; No >
57ira5sc; No. 3. 57T57lec. No. g. 5Sg54c, no
grade s30u4-i.sc
OATs-StanGard. 4Jd sl-~, No. white.
3si-Ef40c No, 4 white 3sl=dSgirc, No.
yellow Slsd5sltc; Ne. yellow. JsQ.5aAzc,
No 2 mixed SSi-dSaci No. mixed. 31ISsc
BARLEY-No. l. 4SIzr50lzc No. ! feed.
4fd4Sl.C. rejected 446-6C.
RYE-No ? .sN75c Nr g. 7en74C.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Hogs and sheep Reported
Lower--Eatfmared Receipts.

CHICAGO, May 3A-CATTLE-Rscei pts.
p. JO0 head market lower cows. 81 sa6f7 q
heifers, s. 80 50; bulls S50Ja6.l5. calves.
s.. 00ah 20; stochers and feeders A.154T-JQ
HOGS-Receipts z. 0Oa head market 2JH
&c lower; heavy. s. 35d9. - ,. butchers. 50 81
a. ~: HEnt mixed. 81 3aGs e. pigs 50 lOd
=. bulk u sales. N.Z5G3&
SHEEP AND Ia NJ BE-Receipts O0O
head. market IbGi25C lower sheep. s. d3d
500. lambs 3 IOag .. warnings 81 glsIS s.
spring lambs. nO.09dl50a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
oils end Resin.

SAVANNAH. May 2-OILs-Turpcntine
firm; Sac sales. 80 bbls-; receipts -
bbls. shipments, 349 bbls.; stocks, IFS
bhs
ROSIN-Firm sales. 2.Z72 bbls. rec. pts.
63s bhls shipments 26g5 bbis stocks g.
455 bbis quote. 3, s. 90q405. .. 81 3Del- -.
Il $50. /. s.lO: X SO: N. ssS \. o,
s.. 70. ". O., s.. 7Od5 3. ". W. s. S516 o.
OIL CITY, May Credit balances. s. Is,
runs April 20 80 76s bbis; average. 20. d95
obis., shipments, april n. ZT6.l45 hbs ,
average, Zss.2l4 bills; shipments. May
100 444 bbls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

spot, quiet. Rio No. :. SEC santos No. 4
SIC. Mild. quiet CDrdova- 9l1hl2iEc. HaVre
closed unchanged 10 l4c lower. Hamburg
was &c lower. Brazilian rate Of exchange
S-l6d higher AZ 10 l6-I6d. Pur: receipts 70 90
bags against 500 bags last year; Junda
6lOi bags against $50 bags last year II
is estimated that the worlds visible supply
statement will show a decrease Of about
20O000 bags for the month Of April
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

25Je head. market l0dl5c lower. steers
s. .5od7.75s cows ana heifers s. 50u7 %
caves, S5.00dS5a
HOGS-Eeceipts 8. 900 head market 21d25c
lower; top, sS.3o; bulk or safes. 81 05d9 20
SHEEP AND L-AMES-Receipts ae50
head market lOGl5c lower. lambs. s 91d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Kansas CIty Five stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. MAY 2-CATTLE-Re-
ceipJs. ll.oo9 hrad including l. 400 southerrs.
market steady 90 weak- choice export and
dressed beef Steers, s. 2lFrs. 10; far 10 good
wa =. western steers. gi00fI7.r0- stock
ers and feeders. ss-tgG6 90 southern steers
s. Sg5.si southern cgyvs, taetfF6o0, native
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

Rains occurred WITHIN the last twenty
four hours IN all portions of the corn and
wheat region except the Louisville district
The rains were very heavy At points IN the
Kansas City. Des MOiues, st LeEis. Chi
Cauo and Columbus districts. While no
heavy rains occurred in Nebraska they
were generally we'll distributed over the
state. !. \. VI ElsSf1t
Local Fo-ecaster Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Cotton Market

NEW YORK May ? - COTTON 90 spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. n &c, mid
ding gun l5.50c; sales. ,gO0 bales. Flu
"A 1bc July. a. 62c, August. "A O0c. Septeu-
bel l3llci October y 69c; November.
l-.5cr December. l2.53c, January, 2 ACC.
middling, l4-4C- sales. none, receipts. lN
bales. shipments. ia. stoch 9s so.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

LIVERPOOL. MAY 2-WHFAT-Snot.
duIl, No. red. western winter TO stock.
Futures, quiet May 7s 2rd, July r ed:
October. Is gid
CORN-SDot quiet new American. mixed.
rorthern. 81 siFd, Old. American. mixed, 80
SAT. Futures, dull; July nominal
FLDTR-WnteT patents easy ~ 30s 3D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
st. Loui. General Market.

ST LOUIS Ma 2-WHEAT-Casn
higher. track. No. 2 red, uIlGLI3. No. .
hard. 81 laGl.lA Futures, lower MAY.
s. l6-s. July, SLMiz.
65c, No. ? white, 80 =ddsc. Futures higher.
MAY. 6lakc, July. 63fsc.
OATS-Cash. steady track Na , &c,
4U'Ec July, Gfu39l1c.
RYE-N omInaI az 19N 79l-c
FLCUB--Cuiet; red winter patents, $50
as TO- fancy and straight, -. 70q6.20; hard
winter clears G.554a.90
SEED-T imothy, Ss0aU3i0.
tDTeNM IA L-E *
RAN--BuIl- sacked east --aCk- sLe&q
LB
HEMP TWIN E-1c.
PRONISIDNS-PUrk. unchanged. 5uhhIng
81. 20. Lard. lower. prime steam. 81 b 4
Ql2 E2iz. Dry salt meats. boxed extra
shorts. I+c, clear ribs, lac; short clears
lp.c Bacon. boxed extra snort, l5lsCi
clear ribs l5-4C. short clears, l5i-c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Prediction of For-ca-ter o. for Colder
weather Tbfs EVENING.

OMAHA. MAJ y ltlH
A disturbance Of considerable energy e
central over the lower Missouri valley tnls
morning Unsettled weather attends w
Z stfrbance and rains were geneEal
throughout the central valleys dlTll-- ~
asst tyrutv-four hours. and continue So
eral this morning over the cenllA- 49,
and lake region. The disturbance ls 10
iou I'd by general SHOWS in western -
braska wyoming and Colorado. ana c9loeI
weather prevails over the west ana -
area OF high pressure Is moving down oNeI
the upper "a sE0uri valley. me Nehtnsi
.s decidedly colder throughout sle h9i -
west and upper valless, and t VII os
colder In this vicinity tonight. Nlih -
1r. snow followed by fair and Slowly r-slhs
tar7peratura Tuesday. Freezing Wea.htI y
predicted tonight for Nebraska ana neA
freezing for Iowa. ....-- go,
THE following shows the temperatune ana
rraefrIratIun for the last tnree yeaIs- .,-
1910. 1909. le9s 1857
Precipitation ..-...---....- 10 ~
Normal temperature tor today. . de-
grees. 49,
Dei.ciency corresponding period in lse.
2.5s inches. .,as
Deficiency corresponding petlou ll 49,
I 2 Sc inches.
l. A. WELSH. local Forecazter..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

KANSAS CITY. May 2-M HEAT-C2sn
unchanged; No. , hard, SlC71LlI, No. g.
>. tsiEaLlo, No. red n.SqLi0; No. g.
81 U2aLUs
CORN-Unchanged 20 lc higher, No 2
58d63i.c. No. g. 6elEC
Unchanged. No. 3 white s3I45c
No 9 mixed, a0gt.c.
RTE-70Q73C.
HAN-TnchanEed 20 sc tower Cl1sIce
timothy Sl410ul4 %: choice prairle. SO so
II 90. choice alfalfa N650'GlT.5o.
BUTTER--U ncnanged; crea merry. extras.
2sc firsts. &c; seconds. Zee, packing stock,
Ig4.c
ECfCfgl-U nchanged. current receipts new
cases 1sE. miscellaneous cases s %.
s0utherns $40; storage packed. s. %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

COWS So S5d6. %. native heifers. 81 25FfT. 20:
bulls s.. 00si6 -, calves "a eadS q
HDGS-Receipts 5000 mead market IOT
egc lower, top. 50 s. bulk OF sales s. 100
% heavy -. i5ff9 q. packers and butchers.
s. l0Hs %; llgnr, Ss.09dA..0. pigs, 81 53ds 3.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Re ceipts. 1000
head. market 2Gu40c lower; lambs s. s55r
& 20: yeariings, g7.00ffS So wethers 81 2sg77 80:
ewes. $hIlg1 %; stoclers and feeders, S31s
d55d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

OMAHA NAY 2.-HAY-No- H. $50 No
g 81. packing. 81 So straw Wheat s. 81.
rye and oats. $50 Alfalfa, Su-50 The
supply ~ poor hay Is much heavier than
the demand All Grades. Of nav havs
dropped &c ewing u the hlg supply.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

NV fpEk- Ma 2-Phe Vtsiale supply
ara saturday April 90 as conrsred
'nv thc NeN YORK PToduce exchange was
fai.0NA Wnen %. eesOs hu der~ag =.
GEO b.. coFgl. " ono hu-. decrease i. b.
4. e1a tl.. aats, a.e-l~l "a decrease
fr 1aa- hias - fi2llQl H.. Increase r. aa9
---. baTles z.L-,ees aal., lacrpass lea050 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
corn and wheat Region BuiIettn.

For Omaha. Neb.. for the twenty -four
hours ending at a. n, 18th meridian time,
Monday. May 2 1910
lAEAEIa STATION
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
ate 1910. 1919. leas 1877 1905. l95. 1901
SUNDAY.


Receipts and disposition OF live stock az
L Mon stock Yards south Omaha for the
twenty-f0ur hours ended al D. m Monday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
DISTRICT STATIONS.

minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at a. m. mot included in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Herbert E. Gooch Co
Brokers and Dealers

CRAZE, F1oVIGKOIl 6ToCEA
Omaha officei ia Board Of TRADE EldM
8sn rsisDhons, Douglas az15
RndspsnasaG, A-aI1cz
Oldest azd Largest Mouse IN the stAta
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
WEATHER ~ TIE GRAIN BELT

ss e, q. ass7'o5 ap- decrease
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Security

THE 100000 bonds of this issue constitute
L first lien on the 1900 acres of land in this
which extremely low estimate valued
50 100000 When the orchards bearing, low val
will be SO, 600 5000 600 of The
bonds seray after thus increasing
value the security yearly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Cattle Trade Very Dull, with Prices
Generally Lower.
HOGS MOSTLY FIFTEEN LOWER
sheep and Lsmbs In Large Receipt.
while Trade is slow and Dun
and Price, weak TO Quar-
ter Lower.

Lhe following table shows the receipts
81 cAtue, hogs and sheep A. South Omaha
toi the year 20 date. compared with last
gear. 1919 1893 Inc. Dec.
gattle ..-.....-.-. 81. SO 1Os1l7 u.752 .......
alpBS ...s........ 72S.g11 gs9 so ...... 20 99l
Sheep . =n- az "a ~ - ~
Ire foIowing table shows the average
prices or hogs al South Omaha FOR the last
seFera4 days with comparisons:
Date 1910. 1sus. zoos 1901 1905. IgO5. 1904
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

Receipts ~ live stock al the five prin-
cipal western markets yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Taxes

THE COST per acre in interest charges and prin
cipal payment on this issue of bonds is insig
nificant comparison the average yield per
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

THE Orchard Mesa Irrigation District, organ
! lied under the laws of Colorado the same
municipal corporation located
the OF Mesa County, Colorado and forms
portion of Valley which is famous for its fruit
of 1900 of table land and
long strip along the south bank OF the
Grand River westerly direction from the Town of Pal
distance of about IL miles the junction of the
Grand Gunnon rivers the vicinity OF Grand Junction
main lines of the Denver Rio Grande and the Col
orado Midland railroads this District giving adequate
shining facilities
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Value of Land

- RAND VALLEY has long been famous for its
" success in growing all kinds of fruit, and land
Palisades recently sold high 600
consider the Orchard Mesa land equally
the valley which is demonstrated by the fact that
under cultivation 1000 the p 600
Orchard District. the value of which is
lively estimated Of $3.50 The canal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-24
A Trimming Revival.

The ribbon laclng of a decade ago
is being much revived. This is much
used on simple house gowns, tea
gowns or negliges, The buttonho4es
may be cut in the material and work.
match, or II broad ribbon is used the
openings can be bovnd in bias silk
OF velvet. These are newer than GRO
chet rings covered with heavy twist
or rope silk to match the costume.
A soft, pliable ribbon Is used much
wider. than the buttonhole, SO it falls
into folds, The ends are drawn to
point with a gold or silver tassel
or ornament.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-24
COMMISSIONING NoTlcE.

: To The Colonial Trust Company, a
corporation. plaintiff, and The Powell
Coal and Coke Company. a corpora.
ton, The E. NJ. Jennings Brothers
Company, corporation, and the
Link Belt Machinery Company, car.
poration, defendants:
2 In the intermediate Court OF Mar.
ion county, West Virginia, in chan.
Gerry. Iy,,
3 You and each Of you will take not.
ice that in pursuance of n decree OF
the Intermediate Court Of Marion
county, West Virginia. entered on the
2Srd day of August, 1910, In the chan.
Gerry cause therein pending wherein
you are the parties complainant and
defendant, l have fixed upon Saturday
the Sth day OF October, 1870 ut my
office in the city OF Fairmont, Marion
county, West Virginia. as the time
and place for beginning the discharge
of my duties under said decree, an
abstract Of which is as follows.
Upon consideration OF all which
The court Is Of the opinion to, and
doth, hereby refer this cause to IA.
L. Lehman, one Of the commissioners
in chancery, OF this court TO take.
state and report an account showing.
list All OF the estate, both real
and personal, owned by the Powell
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-24
SRGIsS0INIy
~ Pc PIaE ~
AS sTHEI G ~ And co

Z Z Z - n. a =
Mrs Gins Reed who had been the
guest of friends In the city since
Thursday, left this afternoon for her
home in Morgantown.
DR.. and Mrs. L. D. Howard
will return tonight from smithyllle,
Pa, where thew were called by the
death Of the formers brother. Robert
sturgls.
Misses Allie Trevor and Mable
shlnn, ofC harrisburg and Miss Glover,
| Of Columbus, Ohio, who were the
guests Of clarksburg friends, spent
yesterday In this city.
Mrs. Rose Steele and Misses Jea.
lneAe and Caroline Bright have re.
turned from a-several days visit in
Iclarksburg.
Mrs. William Parry, of Waynes-
burg, Pa, Is in the city the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. A, L. Lehman, on
Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Il. A. Lough. OF Morgantown.
is in the city having been called here
by the serious illness OF her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Reed Mrs. Reeds con.
dition remains unchanged to-day. \
Burns Carroll, of Pittsburg, assist.
ant city editor Of the Telegraph Chron.
icle, is in sthe city 10 spend few
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Carroll, on Maple ave-
nue.. Mr., Carroll was formerly con.
nected with the West virglnian and
he was welcome caller at the offices
this morning.
Aaron Smell, of Boothsville, was in
this city yesterday: Mr.. Smell is 90
years old. He walks with as firm and
elastic step as most men of fifty.
Attorney W. H. Losch returned last
night from business trip to Pennsyl:
vania.
Miss Margaret Stickler has return.
cd at her home at Kingwood after a
weeks visit with relatives here
Shinnstor News.
Miss Wilma Watkins has accepted
n position as kookkeeper in the Far,
mer's Shinnston News.
Mrs. al Pickering. of Rowlesburg, is
the guest of relatives in the city.
Mrs. ]. "A. Leonard went to Weston
today to spend several days with rel.
atives. ao <
Mr..James Stephens Martin, Of Pitts
burg, was q business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Lee Hutchinson, Of the w. v. u,
came up last evening to remain over
Sunday at his home on Benoni avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tpsca Morris return.
ed last night from aseveral days visit
in Pitts5urg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-24

N i. nl
object TO having her garments weight
ed to almost any extent with beads.
Not content with putting frlnges OF
two distinct styles on beaded corsagc
garnitures, they sometimes think it
necessary to add few long and large
bead tassels.
The cord girdle, finished with little
tassels, is interesting as an exabple
r fsthe extremes to which the modes
seem inclined to run at present. There
could be no greater contrast imagin.
ed than that between the wide sash
a Ia bebe, with its enormous bow, and
the incon spicious cord, which is
equally fashionable.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-24
Peach Marmalade

Remove the skins from two quarts
Of peaches. cut them into quarters and
take out the stones. Cook the fruit
in two cups of water slowy, stirring
and MASKING the fruit. Skim II neces.
sary. When fruit is soft, rub through
Q strainer. add hat cup Of heated su,
gar and tkernes of six peach stones
chopped and the juice Of one emon.
Cook 20 minutes, stirring occasionally
70 prevent burning. Place in glasses
cool and cover. .S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-24
Peach Butter.

Select peaches that are neither too
mealy nor too juicy. To half bushel
of peaches allow from four to five
pounds of graduated sugar. Peel and
halve the peaches, and put into a
kettle, stirring constantly to prevent
burning. When perfectly smooth and
thick add the sugar. Put in jars that
are air-tight. A part of the stones
may be added to give nice flavor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-24
CHILD DEAD.

Frank, the four year old son of
Thomas and Grace Bennett died yes
tertay afternoon at the residence of
parents in the Fifth ward after a
weeks illness from inflammation of
the stomach.
Frank was bright little boy and
his death Ia a severe blow to his pa
rents. He was a grandson of Levi
West. This afternoon at two o'clock
at the residence funeral services were
held and the remains were inferred
in Maple Grove Cemetery by Underi
taker R, G. Jones: