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seeing that the towns keep abreast

seeing that the towns keep abreast of the country and are reachir g out for new industries all the time and are agtating and building good roads, paving their streets, install ing water works, electric light plants and sewer systems to afford .he conveniences necessary and to protect the health of the communi- ty.
 The editor on this trip was more convinced than ever of the serious mistake that the people of Arkan- sas are making in overlooking the vast opportunities that are about us and are letting the people from other states come into our midst and realize the benefits of our rich country that we should have been the recipients of. The opportunity is still with us, but not as much now as it was a few years past. The laboring man of today who fails to buy a plat of farm land from which his children could make a good living when they are grown or could sell for many times what he would pay for it now. is doing them aninjustce. Taken as a whole, the trip this year was of greater value to the moulders of public opinion in an educational way than any yet taken as they now realize better than ever before how varied the products of our state are. to say nothing of the magnitude to which they are being raised.
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WON ONE AND LOST ONE.
iiuttig Base Bail Team Played at Crosseit
 Last Friday and Saturday.


 The local ball team defeated the Crossett ball team on the latter $ grounds last Friday by the score Of 5 to in closely contested game, but met defeat in the game sSatur- day by score of l2 to 0. Each player has his reasons for the shut out. but as the writer was pot pres ent will not try to explain. Follow ing is the line up and summary of beth games. Crossett will proba- bly, here on August 4 and 5 and some good games can be expected:
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Commissioner of Agriculture

July l the historic mint at New Orleans ceased to be operated as a mint, and it will be used only as an assay office and storage place for 22,OOO,OOO silver dollars. As the public prefers paper currency there is a decreasing demand on the hints for coinage.
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A report shows that the number of government reindeer in Alaska has now increased to 3O.OOO, so that the experiment of introducing them for food and draft purposes is considered a complete success.
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Assessors Notice.

will be at the following places on dates named below for the purpose of assessing real estate, polls and persona property for the year i9ll Bring youf deeds so as to ayod mistakes: Fl Dorado Fl Dorad twp, from Jui 10 until July 20.
 w. H. MATHEWS. JR.,
 Tax Assessor.
 Ouoa Co. Ark,
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Summary.
 Struck out by pitcher, Wallace 4. Cabaniss 1, Caurson 2. bases on balls, off Wallace 9, Caurson |; two base hits. s. Wallace 1, Boles l :, Easterling l, Sigman 1: three base hit, Erwin 1.
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SUM MARY.

Struck out by pitcher. Sigman s, Boles8: bases on balls. off Sigman i hit by pitcher. Sigman two base hits, Sigman 1, Reed 1.
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We print visiting cards at statlonery of all kind.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-29

Your old hat made new for $1.51 by the Wiener Loeb launoly sl Shreveport. Agency at the New 5 office. Basket leaves Monday.
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WEST LIBERTY

The summer school will close on
Friday. and the little town viii take
its RIP Va Wrinkle" sleep until Sep
TENDER
The friends OF Blaine Dorsey are
glad TO see him out again after a long
illness.
Miss Laura Young is the guest OF
frieds in Wheeling
Miss Gay Dorsey left for Morgan
town on Tuesday for a two weeks
stay.
Friends here have received news Of
the illness of Guy Montgomery. who
IS attending the summer school at
MorRantown
Mr.. John Bonar was a Wheeling
visitor Saturday.
Mr. Carl Bonar was the guest OF
friends at Rosnys Rock on SUNDAY.
Mr.. Henry Lamb. of West AleXan-
der. was in town Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Spiedel. Sr.. and Mr..
Jesse Spiedel. OF Wheeling. were in
town Monday looking over the route
OF the trolley line that is expected TO
run by way OF here 10 Pittsburg.
Miss Mildred Mckinley, of Pitts
burg. is visiting her Franmother. Mrs.
Rebecca Mckinley.
Miss JNia Rldgley and Miss Emma
Glass were tn guests Of Miss Anna
Cox near Clinton. on Tuesday.
Mr.. James Wilson is here looking
for oil.
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Outlines Pike Bri,Fs

Mrs Irene Triesoi. Of Edgwood. will
leave Sunday Tor Pittsburg. where she
viii spend "a week with her sister.
DR. W T. Gilbert. Of FULTON. will
move with his family In about
month for McMechcn. where he will
locate on Garfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Dcrincer and
daughters. stella and Amy. will leave
Monday Tor a soiourn AZ Atlantic City.
Merrill the young son OF MIR and
Mrs william Campbell. n confined TO
The family home IN Fulton by a severe
illness
Or. +. Howard Baker. United states
meat Inspector has returned to his
home In Woodiswn after neioyinr a
vacation spent IN camp In Maine and
NasEa chusetts Pc was accompanied
home hy Mrs. BAKER. who has spent
several weeks with her parents In
South IIadley. Mass
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GERMAN S. S. elect
Convention a. steubenville ls Brought
20 Close on Thursday.

Sreofn1 Dispatch o. fro TrfeftIrarrer
STEUBENVILLE. O. July 90
The Sunday school convention OF the
German Evangelical synod OF the
Pennsylvania district adjourned to-
night after electing these officers:
President. Theodore ". Schmale. Of
Pittsburg. secretary. Laura Arend. Of
Marietta. treasurer. Henry krieg. OF
Trail Run. q. Delegate 70 general
synod. Rev. W A. Bomhard. OF
SharpsburE Rev O. r. Schroeder.
o. Marietta. was one who addressed
tO-day's convention.
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STEUBENVILLE
II nL.palch % the IntellIgencsr.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
STEUBENNILLE. o.. July 20
Attorney j. G. Nicholson. OF Columbus.
was hero today working on a commu-
'ation OF the life sentence OF Mrs.
Jennie Owens. who was sent up for
tho alleged murder OF her husband.
The matter will come up before the
Board Of Pardons in October. when
they arc expected TO act favorably
as she Is in poor health and Is falling
rapidly from tuberculosis. Former
Prosecuting Attorney ". r. Alban
VIII likely recommend the commute.
ton n her health IS found TO be as
bad az represented
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Probate Court.

In the matter OF the estate OF Cath
arine Kirk. deceased. Lindley Kirk
and Simpson Bethel appointed ADMIN
istrators; bond. $1,000. with James
Bethel and 4. G. Holloway as sureties.
In the matter of the estate OF John
Mcconnell, deceased. Account flied
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the will OF Emma
G. Troll, deceased. VIII partly proved.
In the matter OF the estate OF Sarah
Alexander deceased. Distribution in
kind ordered.
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EDGWOOD
Important Meeting Of Edewoodv olun-
teer Fire Company Monday
EXenina-Other NAns Nntns

An important meeting of the Edg-
WOOD volunteer fire company will he
held In the town hall on Monday
evening. and full attendance OF the
members is desired. The free trip To
Niagara Falls and $40 for spendin.
money which is being offered by the
company will be given away at the
meeting. and those who sold chances
are requested To turn in the stubs at
once. IL IL understood that q large
number have been sold. and the COM
Uany expects TO realize a large sum
Of money. which will be used for pur-
chasing Of additional equipment The
meeting VIII also close another year
for the company. and candidates will
also be suggested for the various OF
fees
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Metals.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-Standard
copper quiet Spot. s12 loQl2 %:
London steady: spot. e56 los; fu-
lures. R57 IS Sd. Lake copper.
$l2 1913 90: electrolytic. sl2 62Is
ql2 75; casting. sl2 37hG12 so.
Tin easy. Spot. SAL 75a42 so.
London easy; spot e19l los:
futures. Elsa.
Lead steady. 81 45G4 S.. London,
fl3 lis Sd.
Spelter firm. So 70d5 so. Lon
don, G25.
lron-Cleveland warrants, AIS in
London. Locally. iron was quiet. No.
Foundry Northern, SIS GOALS %:
No. Foundry Northern. S14 75G
Is 90: No. l Foundry Southern and
No. l Foundry Southern. soft. sl4 IS
ais %.
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Traction Stock
Cause Confusion
Rapid Decline In marlborough Cause
Of Disorder-Recovery Made
Late In Day.

NEW YORK. July 20.-Unexpected
developments in the New York trac-
ton situation threw the stock market
into confusion to-day. Securities or
the lnterborough-Metro COM
pany declined abruptly at the opening
and pulled down the remainder OF the
list with them. Later in the session
the disturbing influence of the trac-
ton tanGle grew less pronounced and
the general market recovered. in many
instances making small net gains
Another setback occurred shortly
before the close. virtually the entire
list Of standard issues receding. The
net result OF these agitated move
ments was slight. except in the case
Of few stocks. Aside from the trac-
ton securities. Canadian Pacific. with
q los OF points. was prominent
brooklyn Rapid Transit. which. II
vas supposed. would profit BY Inter
borough's setback. was alternately
strong and weak during the day. ac-
Cording TO the tenor OF the various re-
ports. with which the street was fairly
alive. and closed the day with only
a slight change.
The IIill shares showed exceptional
strength. Ruyine Of these stocks was
ir'uoTcei Av reports from Washing
ton that the Canadian reciprocity
legislation would be completed within
. -,w days. Canadian Pacific's weak
ness was ascribed 20 over-extension
a. tho bull movement in London and
'Hr'in. the stock having been pushed
forward rapidly in the last few days
Aside from the dealings in Inter
lorougE-Ne'ropoiitan flss. tho bond
market was quiet. and prices We're
steady Total sales. par value. s4.7l4
United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
New York Stock EXCHANGE.
WHEELING ". Va. July 20. II.
-tanse ~ icti'e stocks on the New
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Coffee.

Special Dispatch to the InteIiigencer.
NEW YORK. July 20.-Havre-
Market declined Z. francs. July fu-
lures closed. offered at lI6sc: Sep
TENDER. closed offered at 11.2Sc: Do
cember. closed offered at 1O.64c:
March. closed offered at lO.6fc: May.
closed offered at &c: Rio No. quot.
ed at 1880. Market steady.
L. ". MINFORD & co.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July 2O.-Belief in some
quarters that there would be de
cided falling of soon in receipts from
the winter crop made wheat buyers
today more active. The close was
strong at liac TO 1Ssc net advance.
Corn at the close showed a gain OF
lS4c 10 2lscG2l4c over last night
and oats "A rise Of 9sc TO &c. The
outcome for hog products varied from
2Iec lower TO 20c increase in cost.
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J.. Y. Tribbie 20 Alkaline Gunkel. lot
In Stcubcnviile: s..
" q Brown to Thrcsa Suter. lot In
Brilliant. Ss5.
Union Cemetery to a. W. Beckett.
lot. SO.
John McClave 20 Sarah Cooper. 10,
IN Toronto. S175.
". =. Tarr 90 Allen Perry. Mestcs
Steubcuvllle township Sf.4OO
Anna Sabados TO Sarah Neville. lot
In Miugo. $500.
!. a. Moore 90 Jessie Dalrympia
ground IN Mlngo. $40.
Sarah Sicizel 20 g. W. Stetzel. lot
In lrondale: 1900
~ u Clark 70 Hannah OH. lot IN
lrondals. 5000.
MoIlIc Lewis % John Ford. lot IN
Smithheld. $3.50
j. a. Moore 20 James Niles. 30 acres
IN Brush Creek township. $500.
James Whcrry 90 p. c.. G.. a 81. l..
v. r. Co. 25-iOO acres IN Wayne town
ship. 2tf0.
Elizabeth slagle 70 city Of steuben,
willie. trip Of ground. SIfs.
". r. Rodgers ~ Andrew Miller. lot
IN brilliant. $1,000.
g. T. Starn 90 Annie Starn. u acre
In Springfield township. S7s.
". S. Purviance 20 W. ". McGrnu
strip o. ground IN smlthneld town
ship 81.
Martha Greene 20 Robert Guchrist.
lot In Brilliant. $500
Mary Power 20 Laura Waiters. lot
IN city. sstG
" n Moores 20 =. NJ Francia
3 5000 acres IN Island Crock town
ship. $500
" J. Hess 10 John Bordcn. lot IN
BorEhoiy. $50
la Belleview Land Co { q Angelina
.O'Neal. lot IN city. $500.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS
PARKERsBuRG. w. Va Julv 20

PARKERSBURG. w. Va. July 20
local ONCE L. s. weather bureau
Atmospheric conditions are reported
as follows:
The low pressure area noted yester-
day over Lake Superior has moved to
the st. Lawrence valley. having been
attended by showers over the lake
region and upper Ohio valley. The
rainfall was generally light, but two
inches occurred n Buffalo. n. Y. The
pressures are also below the normal
this morning in the upper valleys. and
thence southwark into Missouri, and
unsettled weather prevails in Okla.
homas Arkansas and Missouri. The
pressures continue relatively high
over the northwest. where the TEN
peratures are seasonably low.
The temperatures are generally
somewhat higher In the Ohio valley
this morning. the twenty-four hour
changes ranging generally from . to
6 degrees. A plus change OF l3 de-
grees occurred at Parkersburg, how
ever.
While there is a chance for local
thunderstorms. the conditions favor
continued fair weather in this vicinity
tonight and Friday.
The Ohio will probably remain
nearly stationary or fall slowly in the
district for the next thirty-six hours.
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. July 2O.-The cotton
goods markets are irregular and tend
ing lower. The mems wear prices
for spring have been opened on a
basis varying from : cents to l7h
cents a yard lower than a year ago.
On dress fabrics the new prices for
spring are very close TO those of
January on staples.
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William $. McCurdy. age -. OF
Wheeling. W. Va. and Mary NJ. Smith.
age IS. OF Bridgeport
Denver Pickenpaugh. age %, OF
Council Grove. Kan. and Edith Mae
Giffen. age 81. OF st. Clairsville.
Charles Barrett. age 20. OF Warren
township. and Bessie Miller. age %.
OF GAINESVILLE.
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Successful Affair

The lawn fete given last evening on
the lawn az the home Of J.. H. Bach
man in Pheasant Valley by the Ladies'
~ the Eastern star was a very sue
cessful affair and was largely at
tended The lawn was beautifully
decorated. and an enjoyable time was
spent 10y all present.
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ST. CLAIRSVILlE

Special Dispatch to the Inteilikeneer
ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. July 20
Civil cases filed as follows: John w.
Crawford vs.. Catherine Crawford. Da-
vorce asked on the ground OF willful
absence for more than three years.
John II. Schell VS.. the Whitaker
Glessner company. Petition for in
junction.
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Send Pictures

Copies % the Photograph o. the
monument recently erected ~ Terra
Alta 70 tho memory 81 the late Secrc
iary William G Shafer % the state
Sunday School association have been
sent from tho local headquarters Office
20 all those who contributed 20 the
monument fund. Mr. shafer was &C
oidentsliy killed IN Kentucky while
on a vacation. The monument IL a
handsome and substantial one.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. July 20-Butter mar
ket steady and unchanged: receipts.
5.177.
Cheese steady and unchanged; re-
ce!pts. 1909
Eggs firm and unchanged; receipts,
s.322.
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WASHINGTON. July 2o.-At the
beginning of business today the con-
diuon OF the United States treasury
was: Working balance In treasury
offices. Ss2. 4s7. POS: in banks and
philippine treasury, s34.796,55I. The
total of the general fund was 1884,
357.6I9. Receipts yesterday were
s2.e7S.l36. Disbursements were ST.
306,4is. The deficit TO date this rs
cal year is sl5. $685. 74. as against ST.
s27.741 at this time last year. These
figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
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An important meeting Of the EdsN
wood camp. Modern Woodmeu Of
America. ives held last evening in their
quarters in tho Edgwood council
chamber and was we'll attended I'm
pOrtant business was transacted
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Cash quotations W ere as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Rye-NO. .. sic.
Bdrley-Feed or mixing. 7OT SIC:
fair 10 choice mating. 81 OjT1 II.
Flax Seed-No. southwestern.
nominal: No. northwestern. nomi-
nal.
Timothy Secd-New. $l3 OOGl4 90.
Clover--S9 OO615 80.
Pork-Mess. per barrel. SIG 1919
1G p.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. SIS 17Is.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURG. July 2O-Cattle steady. sup
ply light choice. So 6Od6 so. prime.
s. lOG6 81.
Sheep slow. supply fair: prime
wethers. 81 15TI 30. culls and com
mon. 81 OOH2 90. lambs. 81 OOd7 90.
veal calves. - O0NS -.
Hogs steady; receipts. 10 double
decks prime heavies. s. lOT7 IS:
mediums. s. 40a7 81. heavy workers..
s. 5oT7 81. light workers. s. 450t
80. pigs. SO Soa7 %. roughs. s. 80
16 10.
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w. & /. E. r. K.
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure or trims ~ Bslt-
alre.
Arrive-ii 80 a. NJ 40 n. m. 2.56 d. m.
Depart 70 a m, 40 y. m. I2.5Sp.nl.
SUNDAY trains arrive a. 9s0 a. m. ana
depart a. 40 y. m.
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Married.

William s. McCurdy. OF Wheeling
and Mary Smith. OF Bridgeport. were
quietly married at the VI. r. parson
age here to-day by Rev. L. o. FL
dredge.
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Money.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-Money on
call steady at "a a21s: ruling rate.
2as: closing bid. 2: offered. IN.
Time loans steady. but dull: so days.
ga 90 days. 27sd3: 6 months. $50
3N.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING w. Va. July 20. II.
The active Pittsburx stocks corrected
daily by A. E Mastsn & Co. bankers
and brokers' National EXCHANGE Bank
building:
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CHICAGO. July co Cattle: re-
ccipts. 1000. Market generally loo
higher. Reeves. "a 75TG 90 Texas
steers. 50 tUG6 OU. western steers.
81 UOn5 81. stockcrs and feeders.
g. o0H5 u. COWS and Icifcrs. 81 IS
n -. calves. - uv01 80
iIogs. Receipts. $1,000. market
weak 10 o. lower than opening. Light
heavy. So 2DIf So. roughs. S. 2pa
o. So. good 20 choice heavy. ST. 500
@ %. PIGS. s. C5u6 So. bulk OF sales.
So 5On6 80.
sheep Receipts. 5000. market
weak Native. g. G00f c5. western.
80 Uon4 20. yearlincs. "a sHI
30. lambs. native. 50 o1st7 So:
western. 80 soar So.
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NEW YORK. July 20.-Prime mer.
camille paper. 4a41a. Sterling ex.
change weak. with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 S475 for 60-day
bills. and at 81 $500 for demand.
Commercial bills. 81 s4.25. Bar sill
yer. 52A. Mexican dollars. 40. Gov
eminent and railroad bonds steady.
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MARRIAGE License.
Realty Transfers.

George ". Letzgus. % years. and
Veda V. Custer. IL years. OF Toronto
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Petroleum-

OIL CITY. July 2O-Credit bal
ances. 81 30 Runs. 1858: average.
f3o.5f3. Shipments. l71.O49: average.
9I--1f
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Total sales s.253 shares.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING w. Va. July 20. II.
Reported by a. T. Masten a. 60. l.. l..
Brand. manager: members New York
stock Exchange.
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NEW YORK. July 20.-Standard
Oil. SOS.
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s-Tran-fer books close July 18TH for
per cent cash dividend payable July -
Transfer books closed July 18th for
per cent cash dividend 7 ay able August
10Th.
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WHEELING TRACTION oonrPArY.
EXPRUSa CAR SCHEDULE.


PASHASDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELTssBtTpn
Daily except sunday.
Leave
2nd street Law.
v neehuE Woilsburr
50 3. ~. A. DO noga
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Tho door OF adversely always has
tho lu'Chstring out
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Open.IIiigh-II.oMIClo

York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. r Masten & Co.. brokerz
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INBt sTItiAI.S. ETC Bid. Ask.
Saron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING w. Va. July 20. II.
The following quotations ON the more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Inteiligencer by George w.
Baron. local broker. and n. X. Marshall
Bond Department
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Wh--iinT I.iv. stoet coHuission Co

WHEELING 49,. w.. July .1. 3d.
CATTLE
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING W. Va. July 20. II.
The following quotations on tie more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for tho InteIligencer by Howard
iiazlett & Son. local brokers.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.
WHEELING ". Va. July 20. II.
Range q lcti,e stocks on IN. N.v
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WHEELING vs.. Va. July rH. ~
CATTLE
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LIVE STOCK.

WHEELING ". Va. july 90. II
CATTLE.
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Total sales :4s.5OO shares
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-07-13

or ribbon to the edge Of the brim and
fancy feather bands of generous pro-
portion about the crown. The f1exibil-
ity Of the crown makes 1t possible to
turn it up or down anywhere. 1t may
be considerably stretched also. Extra
width is sometimes let in the brim
in another straw or fabric and con.
cealed by silk facing on the under
brim and a soft scarf or sash on the
upper brim.
If the shape seems to be passable
without piecing there is no other trim
ming better than drapery or light
silk or chiffon. The rule is that the
drapery should be light and durable
like the hat, and in spite OF it's fragile
appearance chiffon may be repeatedly
washed.
The owner of a panama hat should
not use hatpins to fasten it on with.
Hat fasteners should be sewed to the
head band and thrust into the hair to
secure the hat to the head. 1t is al-
most a crime to thrust pins through
the beautiful, painstaking weave OF
which the hat is made. The evidence
of carelessness shows a lack of APP
preciation. When one sees fine pa
mama punctured with holes it is a
mark of inelegance in the wearer.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.