davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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face. I was ashamed to go in public for
almost everyone had some remark to make
OF the way my face looked.
Il took some patent medicine but that
did no good l also had treatment which
did no good. kept on worrying with them.
then l sent for sample Of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. / used them and they did
SO much good decided / would give them
a fair trial So bought cake Of Cuticura
Soap and box OF Cuticura Ointment and
/ was completely cured" (Signed) Mrs.
Z. d. Richards, Jan. /, 1914.
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The national BAPTIST cOvention clergy
men from Philadelphia will fill the pull
pit at Mckinley Memorial Baptist
Church. Fourth and l. streets north
west. tomorrow at II n. m, and S p. IN.
On tie following DAY, there will ne held
an echo gathering at the Mckinley
Church, which will be preceded Dy 4
prayer meeting to be held in the after
noon at $50 a'cloSk.
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me. First they were very
red. then they would come
to a head and after they
were opened they burnt and
stung SO badly it was i'm
possible to get any rest. At
night 1t was almost useless
to 90 to bed for l couldn't
get much sleep and could
pot keep NV hands Oft NV
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Salvation Army
SALVATION ARMY

SALVATION ARMY
Brigadier William Escott will conduct the
services at the hall. $50 Pennsylvania ave
n. w at p. m. tonight and at the tent at
IIth and SITS. 5. E. Sunday night. Tent
services will be conducted every night except
Monday and Saturday
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SAMPLES Free by Mail

Children prefer Cuticura Soap because Of
its soothing emollient properties in all cases
of irritation of the skin and scalp especially
when assisted by light touches Of Cuticura
Ointment. A single set is often sufficient
when all else fails. Although Cuticura Soap
and Ointment are sold throughout the world.
a sample of each with 32-p. Skin Book will
be sent free upon request. Address: "Cuti-
cllra Dent T BOSTON,
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worry as apparent and contagious as smallpox You know its victim
on His look the
devil The
hard lot But live sympathy lacks the thrill
the
sailors with the discovery optm-
the
man can afford to be dispenser of gloom.
1t the privilege
acquired wholesome
WOra
in
which the light will ultimately break ST. Francis
mile Emerson appraised cheer declaration,
"a
The church great happiness gives worthy pu-
the will realize it, Amid the uncertainty
the world"
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HAD P|MP[ES
AND BLACKHEADS
All Over Face. Burnt and Stung
So Impossible to Get Any Rest.
Ashamed to Go in Public. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment Healed.

327 Dabney Ave. Vicksburg. Miss. -
About four years ago pimples and black
heads came all over my face. which worried
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CHURCH NOTICES

Baptist
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH,
SIXTH AND A SITS N E.
REV. JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor.
Rev Mr.. Ball has just returned from Eu-
rope and will conduct both the II a. m. and
7:45 D. m. services tomorrow. At the even
ing service the pastor will speak on THE
Story of the War" seen by personal OBJ
servaton.
E. Hez SVEN tells: What Can You Do
With Stubborn Woman?'' p. m. Swem's
Songs. II a. m. pastor breaches. Centen-
nial Bapt Ch.. Northeast Temple. H & 18th
SITS. n. E.
Grace Baptist Pasto2' f'h and r. W: :: Johnson E
IL a. M, rs THIS THE END" 7:45. PRE-
PAIRING FOR THE END" Baptism
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH. ID and r.
l. ave. y. W.-Services. IL a. and s
p. m. Rev. Richard p. Riedel.
SECONU BAPTIST CHURCH. 4tn and Va
ave. Sc. Rev. Einson Vernon Hewlett. pas.
tor Preaching by the pastor. II n. m.
FIFTH BAPTIST Tps,9sq nsar !se 1obs 5; W; Z
Briggs will preach at II and 7:45. Sunday
school, $50. b. Y. P. L. 6:45. Welcome.
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ST. IAMES' CHURCH,

9Th STREET. NEAR C ST.. N. Z
Services. 7:3o. 1880 and II a. m. and 7:&S
p. m.
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THE NEW GONZACA
WALTER T. HOLT,

School of Mandolin. Guitar and Rano.
Established 1894.
Weekly practice with the Noriica Clubs.
Special Summer Term. Telephone CcnnecIlons
kenola hldg-- cor lith and @ SIS. = w
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UNITED STATES COLLEGE
VETERINARY SURGEONS
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park. Md.


WANTED Shorthand ruJiis by private
teacher AijIs-s pOS o. riHss office
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Christian

Vermont Ave. Christian Church,
North of n St. n W.. on Vermont Ave.
REV. EARL WHITLEY. r. D.. Pastor.
Services, II n. m. and p. ni.: Sunday
School, $50 a. m: Christian Endeavor. Z
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CHURCH NOTICES

Presbyterian
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
Connecticut Ave. y and 18th cts.
CHARLES WOOD. Minister
HOWARD HANNAFOIsD. Ministers Asst
HARRY BAREMORE ANGUS.
Minister-in-charge of Peck Chapel.
II a. m-Sermon by the ministers assistant.
l2I5 D. m.-Christian Eadeavor Meeting.
s D. m.-Service in the Covenant Tent. l&th
st. and Meridian place. Sermon by the min
isters assistant Special music. Informal
song service from I:45 to O'Clock.
Central Presbyterian Church,
(Southern Assembly
SIXTEENTH AND IRVING SITS. ". W.
JAMES II. TAYLOR. Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor. II a. IN. and
p: m. S. s. $40 q. IN Prayer service.
Thursday d NJ.
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HALL-NOYES SCHOOL

Day and Night. Do you need exper; instruc.
tiun TO pass exams? Special classes private
lessons. Open now. Catalogues
Phone Main 3S7S. 22l T. St NJ w
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STORM CAUSED DULLEST DAY OF
THE YEAR ON NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. March 2.-Activities in
the financial district were largely cur
tailed to-day by the storm, which kept
brokers from the Exchange and Gus
toners from the commission houses.
Delay In the mails and interruption OF
telegraphic communication OF wire
houses reduced outside business to a
minimum. The volume OF trading was
the smallest OF the year.
The market sagged. but the decline
was due less to pressure than to list
lessness. London sent over a lower
range OF prices and then cabfed selling
orders of about $4,000 shares. This was
about the only positive influence on the
home market and was mainl response
BILE Tor the days mos ement. The de-
cline was of small proportions. only a
handful of the shares falling
a point or more.
Favored Short Side.
Traders favored thu snort side, be-
lieving that the technical position had
been weakened by the driving in OF the
shorts last week. The unfavOraole bank
statement of Saturday and additional
railroad reports Tor January. showing
decreases in earnings. also affected the
list adversely. New York Centrals jan
uary net fell off S3.65i,0OO. Total sales
$500 shares.
United states Express was one OF the
Few stocks TO develop strength. 1t rose
q points. Bond market irregular. Total
sales, Sl,745,OOO par Nalue
on account Of very bad wire trouble.
quotations Will be limited to small num-
ber of sales.
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ur. VIII Cru1e, TeterinTrg. Of Elm
,'rote ha- been called here several
hcrts nurfca. injured on the road dur
ing TIE deep rnDw. and one Of g. O..
iscmkes horses. which Ea- lung fever.
10th are valuable lWu
It's q how the -herrtfd stork IA
Fprr th' mu.. stormy times Tor bits
csIls Early Monday morning Dee ri4i,-
Mr and Mr. I.H. Win b. mi. iia .ur
Those who wanted t4 poi. March cuue
in W.. 70 roaring lDr certainly bad tIe.r
William Lewis bad tls nl.sprt1ns Co.
i'fe one az Die horses saturday eve
uinE When h' vHa tHk.re DO Que Co.
neck
Mis. Nr.d Goblet, u..- sf,r..I4
Nroukr Hud SO. g. o. ruru.ff Hers
ieets - che bonn, of william WHITE
The folovlgr persons from Wheeling
.f' EHT.ta OF NI.. Louise hl. sr. Uf
yrll' Nle" -Ei..- Emma N.D.u aud
"A f,l.es ~ special services st wood
lIill which continued .'.rfHI wrsh. Hur
were well H@ftsuH,. closed Win 1 NOM.
ing preaching arrEI.. IH.f sunday. and
several nov members were received into
rev a g. u.rs changed Die preach.
.rE hour g. . o. Dob I-t sunday Of
fieae"ut fuu aud There was s lopd
fhe-e 90 I'D m newt sunday
There uHH boz preceding tt Nf D.Irrt
laHt SUNDAY % was called ur lff, Boo
Che afternoon.
Miss Iona Lewis ia Hu OOH. .I.a IIat
Harry Eirrlr IHs resigned UIr .m.
rIuf mruf al che Winters Irua meat
market Film Grove. ruI returned fp IIr
fnthcrs farm o. Sand UIU
Edward UOurrrrty. uf Nnrrrt H Run.
VISITED iu MuselIuE lu0I FRIDAY evening
Mre Elizabeth Stciumau spent sunday
% Warugod. visiting her daughter Mrs
Harry Urtnkman
IS man named svizE .. ut1r CI4r,fr.
ton, whI move Dis family to the august
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SUPREME COURT TO
CONVENE AGAIN TODAY

The supreme Court 81 Appeals will
cOnvene again this morning after a
week OF conference and take I'D the
matter Of arguments Attention will
be- paid principally 10 cases from tho
Thirteenth district consisting Of Har.
rison and Lewis counties. Many Of
the cases are those for write Of error
and supcrscdaF. judges who had been
spending the weekend at home TO.
turned 20 the city yesterday. Tho
work Of the court viii be continued
within about two weeks % is claimed
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Mover house better known a. the Georse
N""'i"m.IH house. ON the Mozart road
d. e|f,iuu.au moved his family 60
'h' .II hiram NcC0mhg farm yesterday
Elijah TuttIs will move from the A
Myers form Co. jacob street. near
nos .fnirI. some time this week. M
W. MycrH vlu move his family from
south Wheeling Co. his farm.
The choir OF the christ Lutheran
church. 20 Mozart mot ut Inc now par
.nsE' Friday sEUntuE. Co practice the
music Tor the church services
Ni." NruH NtIuIel OF wheeling. was
sunday.
Carl shook 81 wood fuu. visited
Horny Nrmsg. Jr. sunday
Bert MUhieg. Uf Akron. le visiting his
parents uu Upper Hugra run.
The following persons from wheeling
visited Nr end Mra Louis Meier sun
fHf 'ire Olive Jones. Miss Garnet
Jones' and Fred Meter
Nrs uel Mobicy who was en-. r. much
boftDr
O.. vs. Dromcr. James KempIe r. a.
Canadian and Walter o. Wnyman GU
poet Co. go Co. Cntrrrin. o.. to-day q "a
ctnd q sale 0f live stock
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BOYS Had soms Pm

The other igh when one OF the local
merchants WuH ready to shut up hta
shop ana drive Co his home q mile and
a. hali away. two boys brought out his
sleigh Toe him then. just for some fun.
the - started out for u ride. They
nad not HsuIcd on the merchant getting
home any other way, but that is lust
Whut he did. ana when the boys re-
turned To tie store all Their efforts 10
locate aim were iu vain. After wasting
a lot OF time waiting ami looking for
hlm thFy LuallF decided Co drive out "a
his home when thsy arrived there they
round no signs Of hfe. 20 they hnd the
lun OF putting the horses boz the dark
barn. uuuHf uc=HiIg and preparing Them
Tor the niEht. running the sleigh ln. etc.
Then the ClIuaA uI the Fun was sFr rert
ACT which was "a walk home. a mile and
a halt Tor one boy AMI nearly twice los
Tar ruI the uI.fr.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm is central on the New Jer-
sey coast this morning. showing great
energy. h pressure at New York this
morning was 1855 inches and the pre-
cipitation for "a hours was ais inches.
Gale winds prevail On the middle and
north Atlantic coasts.
The high pressure. cold and fair
weather area covers the central and up
per. valleys and lake region. Another
hlsh pressure area covers the Pacinc
and plateau states. The pressures are
relatively low over the plains states,
where the temperatures are moderate.
Fair weather is expected in this vicin-
ity tonight and Tuesday, with slowly
rising temperature Tuesday. The tenn
perature tonight will probably fall to
about 10 degrees.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday, % degrees. lowest last night.
. degrees; melted snow. 0.O2.
The Ohio will rise at Point Pleasant
and probably fall at Parkersburg during
the next sc hours.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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A three act cY.UsII. vHT|T - he.
gwen twice and made quite uIt each
time viii De- repeated U.xt TIuraIag
evening. this time &c the HbsrrtrI
school auditorium ID d. rIy.r t-f.-
The competent direction Of Miss Ist..
Hood. usslsted o. Miss Wilma Lev
ne local hiFh school viii furnish suuIa
excellent musical numbers between go.
quite a treat ln the mas of entertain.
inent Dr. anticipated. ard everybody ia TO-
puested % attend and make the uTHir
are 20 b donated to OBJ" piano Fund for
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FAIRGROUNDS DIRECTORS
MEET THIS AFTERNOON

Notices were sent yesterday after.
noon. calling a meeting Of the dlrec.
tors Of the Wheeling Fairgrounds A
ISOLATION for this afternoon a. 3.30
The session viii be held ia
the Board Of Trade assembly room.
and r. S Settle. field secretary Of tho
Playground and Recreation
Of America. will be pres.
ent 10 explain further the proposed eV.
Of the Fairgrounds system In
city.
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The Irorrcgsife IyDeum held % verv
lntefrafiuE session LAST FridHy e.frfue
hUN = good program wHe rendered D.
question. 'ItcrUl.au. that The Rick I4a
Zone more Tor the country Than fHs
zen. wHa rDufp bN George WfuHlrH
dHu - Euasell both ~ IIm Grove.
on The affirmative ard Charles D. POL.
mar ana Elmer SsabrIrhf On che rarI.
i've Al The dDhnfrre acquitted them.
selves vel and we're closely folIowrT hy
the audience. The Jury decided uunnf.
mouHly in favor % the Affirmative.
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Articles. open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. 2. go 63c.
Earley-Feed or mixing 52a7oo.
Timothy Seeds 75M5 40.
Glover Secd-S11 75Ql3 as.
Pork-Mess S2I 80.
Lard-tn tierces) SO 32ih
Short Ribe-Ooose) SO 62MdI1 25.
UNION STOCK YARDS, Pittsburgh.
March Cattle strong; supply. 10
cars. Choice. S.s5Q9.1O; prime. S.s5a
sheep steady: supply rs doubiedecks.
Prime wethers. $4,000: culIs ana
commons. 300 $50; lambs, b.5OaSOU.
Veal calves. 1900 d12.5O.
logs steady; receipts. IS doubledecks.
Prime heavies, 500 g.05: mediums and
heavy and light workers.. s.1OmPI5:
rigs, $50 500. roughs. s.OOms4O.
CHICAGO. March 2-Hogs-Receipts.
$4,000. shade lower. Bulk OF sales. sbB
1850: light S.450s.65: mixed. S.4eT
$50; heavy. SIS s65; rough, $3.50
$40. pigs. T.6OdssO.
Cattle Receipts. 10000: STEADY
Beeves. 725m9.75. Texas steers. T.IOT
$40. stockers and feeders, 5.bOmEOU:
cows and heifers. 3.s5 Us55. calves. 200
shsep-Reeeipts. $4,000: lower. Ma
tives. 4.s5 Hb.25s yearlinRs. b.s5MT2O.
lambs. native. 6.7bn7.75.
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MRS. J. p. sHAFER
rs SERIOUSLY IL

Mrs J. T. Shafcr. mother Of the.
former secretary u the West virginia
sunday School Association. ~ lying
Der daughter. Mrs Charles 4. Miller
Terra Alta. W Va The cause Of hor
severe illness Is due 70 heart disease
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Money.

NEW YORK. March 2-Butter-un-
changed.
Cheese-Unchanged
Eggs-Firm. fresh gathered. extras
32H 32izc: extra nrsts 81 isc. nrsts ale.
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry whites S9c. gathered whites 32il ~
55c. .hcnnery browns 32hc. mixed col
Ors 30h&3IiAc
lour-Dul
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HAY AND GRAIN
BY O. r.. Braunreh o Co
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March Mooney ON cal
steady; range "a a &c: ruling rate lac.
closing BID 1@ac. Closing asked &c
Time money strong. sixty days %. G..
ninety days &c. six months 3ihc&34c.
Copper-Nominal. standard spotSl8.5C
mlf.25. elcctruly tic S14.62Nlf.S7. lake
nominal. casting $3.50 l4G2.
Itn-Dull. spot S37.S0M 3S.2O.
Lead-S3.g5 a 4.Ob.
ITUu-Dufat
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 2.-IncipIent crop
damage had "A rallying effect to-day on
wheat. especially the July delivery. As
n result the market closed steady Mt
prices ranging from = off to 20 80 up
compared with Saturday night. Corn
made a net gain OF y to sc and
oats Of a sixteenth to &c. In provisions
the hnish varied from a shade decline
to a rise OF FAC.
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ON MONDAY morning a had break or-
CURED en- the ras rirc near me meter
Just outside ~ Walter Waymans resi-
dfnce. \ telephone msFa4re was az
once sent 90 fhe Onice ~ the r0mIHrv-
the Natural Gss Company Of West Var.
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SHERRARD
Some sueoessful canvassiux.


NIlSs AlHih McNemar rom Iu the
Mozart school Eas been doing some 70
lnarkable work the last few uays. which
Ienects much credit ON all concerned,
me room needs "a library and bUokcasr.
ana the plans for securing them are
e~Eidently working out with AN unexpsct-
"a degfce Of success. Miss McSr.nar.
the popular teacher. made arraugempnts
Win the Larkin Co. OF HunaIo. Tor a
soap order TO the amount OF yI5p 90
70 be aiken up by her pupils. with the
lui % securing a book case as "A
premium. The Eiris 81 tine fourth grade
ana several boys oI the NTH Lrade were
assigned To the work OF canVassiug for
the soap order. The fact that the peo-
PIE OF this progressive nborhood
are not Ia the habit OF doing Things by
haiNes Is eNinced from the TACT that the
cnildren, after only "a partial canvass.
came Ia with lists totnling about S35.Ua.
instead OF $500. and Miss McNcmar
tnousht best not u continue this fea-
ture n farther. The cash profits on
the additional $1,000 worth collected
VIII be applied tOward the purchase of
bpuks. Another feature OF their plan D.
selling among outside people. tickets al
ten cents each. which viii eutitIe the
holders To- the use of the library for A
considerable length Of time. This part
OF the plan was barely started last mi
day. and - tickets were promptly sold
The further success OF the plan is be.
ms watched with interest.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY Pa. March 2-Credit bal.
ances. ESQ. Runs. 15i.7i3. average. gs..
800. shipments. 53.29t average. 100. 60g
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whittaker-GIes. CON-. 1901 11oi....l ZIG

O)-Transfer books close February
20 for go cash dividend payable March
(2)-Transfer books close March 20
for 2% cash dividend payable March 81.
Sl-Transfer books close April 90 for
y Of 10 cash dividend payable April 80.
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Rev. o. n. Riddle began q series ni
special services at the Limestone church
on MONDAY FNtntuE. q preaching EerE-
ice o. beiuE held each e.euinn. begin.
mug al at O'Clock. Everybody 10 cor.
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advertising
VIII hit your business. We
prepare everything. from
single ads to complete cam
paigns for your exclusive
use.
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WHEELING. W. Va. March 2. IL
ne Following quotations or the more
actlre stocks OF the Wheeling market are
T9frectcd daily FOR The Inteiligencer BY
i0Ward Hazlett a Son. S~chmulbach
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. March ?. '1f.
The following quotations on the more
stocks Of the Wheeling market
are corrected daily for the Intelligencer
Geo. w. Baron, local broker. and 4.
X Marshall. manager bond department:
STOCKS. Par. Bid. Ask L. 8
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Stocks. Par. Bid. Ask L. q.

. O)-Transfer books close March 2Oth
LOT z" casa dividend payable March
C9-Transfer books close April 2oth
LOT y OF 10 cash dividend payable
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Westinghouse Machine Col 2lnI "a
Total sales 1909 shares.
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. w. Va. March 2. IL.
Rang OF ActiV. stocks ou the Nsv
York stock Exchange. corrected DAILY by
- T.. Mastsn & Co. brOksra
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Veal calves choice ...... ~ 90
Thin and heavy catvea... g 00afT0 90 .
freah cuwF,cNtra IRE head 30 90 Ts Uf 4
Freeh cows. common % fairs 90 20 90
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FINANCIAL
Special services at Limestone.

Einia-aud the men reached Waymans
~ 80 minutes and the break was speed.
ny repaired.
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G)-Ex-div. IA per cent.
C2)-EN-div. 2tk per cent.
(3)-Ex-div. IL per cent.
Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. March 2. IL.
Tue acttvs rIttspurEf, stocks. corrsrtsS
nal.y. by a. = Na-tru < Co. bankers
snd brokers' National ErchanE. hans
building
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switzerland woodworking cstab.
ilshmcnts produce great quantities Of
excelsior
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Hazleit's Local Sfock,-

O-TranEfer books close February 20
Tor 70 cash dividend payable March z.
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Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. March 2. II.
Corrected daily for the intelligence
by the Fidelity Investment AssocIatiap
Et0rkS
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

WheeIing Live stool Commission Co.
WHEELING. w. Va. March 2. IL
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on account OF very bad wire trouble.
quotations Will be limited To small num-
Der OF sales.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-06-12
ROBT. l.. BLAIR CLUB
OF ALLISON, OKLAHOMA.

We, the legal voters of Precinct
NO. 8. met in open session on May
10, 1914, and passed the following
resolutions:
Resolve. that we. as body do in
dorse and recommend to the voters
Of Bryan county, Hon. Robt. L. Blair
candidate for the office of Tax AS
SCISSOR as an honest, honorable and
Trustworthy gentleman and qualified
for the office to which he aspires:
Whereas, we as his neighbors have
known Robt. l.. Blair for several
years and will support him at the
coming election on August 4, 1914.
In witness hereof we set our hands
and affix our signatures this the
18th day of May. A. d. 1914:
M. e. Hale, chairman; M. F. Nc
Kinnis, r. B. Brown, j. B. Hobbs.
j. L. Hutchison, J. e. Hodge, A. J..