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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

charm broken? Did some tree fnd
the courage to act alone, like those
April populars that break into a
shower of yendure and give from afar
the signal for the renewal OF life2 or
did a warmer and more lfo-giviug
beam start the sap moving I'm all the
trees at once? For To- In a single
day the whole forest burst forth into
a magnificent Towering Of JOY and
peace.
"Geutlemcn, If you will allow me to
TT my toast to this old auceory and
10 give IL before you and with you
the form OF AN Invocation TO nature
/ Will drink 10 the sunbeam that
charmed the whole forest into bloom"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

Tho lesson was IN multiplication.
and the teacher sought 10 impress
uron little johnny that three times
two and two times three amounted to
the same thing.
Now" said she, ~ you could have
two bags with three oranges in each.
or throe bags with two oranges IN
each. which would you choose?"
The three bags it'll two oranges In
each" replied Johnny without hesita-
ticn; then I'd have one more bag TO
bust"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21
Commi,,ar, Men Select Clncinnati-

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug. 20.-Ciu-
ciuuati was selected as the 1915 con-
ventiou city Of the National Commits
sdry Managers association at the
closing session of its fifth annual
meeting here today L. NJ. Meadows,
Pineyille. KY. was elected president.
Among the vice presidents elected
were Herbert Moss. Manning. Texas.
II. w. Bowling. Belfast. Ga. and j.
Milton Bailey, Penland, n c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21
BilIy Flce,wood,s Rirtbcay

Mrs. W. NJ. Fleetwood has extended
invitations to about thirty-five young
sters for a playtime from To Sat
urday afternoon I'm honor of the birth
day anniversary of her young son,
Master Billy Fleetwood Billy will
celebrate his seventh annr ersary on
that daN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21
BIG PAYING CITY PROPERTY.

Business real estate in Kansas City is
steadily rAug iu value. Now is spIeu-
did time 90 invest your surplus in income
property that is safe. will pay well from
tho start and increase quickly in value.
Wrlto for special information.
GREATER K. G. INVESTMENT CO..
IN Wadheim Blg Kansas City Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21
For Visiting GIrl.

Miss lsla Lynch entertained last
evening to honor her guest, Miss Mao
cline McSpadden Of Tahlequun giving
watermelon feast at owen park,
followed by dancing in the Lynch
home Thirty-five young people were
invited to meet Miss McSpadden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

Robert A. McBirney, Undertaking
Parlor9, II West Third st. Phone 456.
Residence Phone l91,-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

,,''ll,,",,e s,' ,'rr.nts ,u MI. "d Mrs
I.nr n Itg,r ~ sapulu. NJ thcIr
',Irn,r'r MIN, p.1r I.aIlr -rsi yIs.
ull nrrn'. bnu,r S,nt,uI,.r Mis-,
NI,.rto it,au viu accom-, INV th,r.
Nr ana Mrs l,,nn st,pp.ur over M
I,u,p for , ,Isf b.forr r,flrulup to
Mr. \ f. Z.II,r and d,urbtrr Mis-.
pntb bo,, r.tl,rprd frnm rIdorado
Sr,i,,,.. A., v.n,r.. tbr,. .nr,.,un,uIet
NJ Zeilar t,n ,n.,nths Ygo rnr
Lar,fu ~ his braIth Mr. Zrll.r is
cnnsidorabl, iuurn,.d Inn Wu mo-,
''''' ''''''' ''' '''''' '''''
a., ,...,.-,,..,, .,,,
NI, ana MiS' 1' W. '''" ,, "'1
No'nF son N"IIH ""l 'nlN N r,,'
week on motor u's T." N4''S"7 nv, ',''S
"III I"'S Huil''''','' n,"n VIZ, '.',!, ,'
relatives.
Mrs. i. H. Curtin, who submitted ,"
surgical operation 300 "a Tu'sa hos
pital Yesterday was reported Ils,
as could Dee expected.
Mr. and Mrs Dan j. Dawson ana
son. Dan, ir, are leaving tnls morn-
- d" ''F
VIII NlSI MIS. p'N '0S'u MOI '''
IheN expect 10 I'I''''" AWAY wv" w
Mrs Mace SuOddy aud bary daugh-
ter Dorothy May, left today for
visit with relatives in Independence
being accompanied home 10y MIS-
SnOddys sister, Miss sylvia klrkpai-
rick, who has been a guest in the
Snoddy home for some time.
Miss Katherine ACosta VIII be
among the guests OF a weekend house
party TO be given by the Misses Lula
Belle and Dewey Phillips at the coun-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 20
Shortstop Tom Stevens Of South
Bend was today sold to the St Louis
Americans. The price was said to be
$500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank our neighbor'
who aided us during the sickness
death and burial Of our dear little boy
Joseph Vance Weesc who died An.
gust 10.
J. J.. WEESE,
LILA WEESE,
MRS. ALICE GOlDSM lTH.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

lc viii Join friends ON q hunting trip
Iu the South Dakota hills.
Mrsdumrs Edward Nodcr. lAnulo
layuic Charles Reynolds, Louis lc-
Baron h. N, lN,rsuu, q. l Sabine,
Mary Coudou : G. Hoffman 49, b.
Rice. u, T.. Guhcr. @. q. CopsrN fltl-
gerald, Miss Friend aud MIss Mildr"H
Hoffman made up "a party which enc
ioycd % fried chicken supper hst rNcn'
ing an owen pu.h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21
Ociety News
VERA GWYNNE, TELEPHONE 1900

VERA GWYNNE, TELEpHONE 1000


I,,I i.,,,,,,, S,,.,
,t..,,' 'I " ~ A. ana Mr..
I,. o,.,,.in,, ~ 49,. II,u,,,ott ,n1r,.
''.ris v.,g so,'.n '.,r, nId y,sirrdny
,nd sirr. ~ 5,o" rot Soon, oltnr,tbn,
III ~ t,L ,,.I.. ., ,.t
nI ,r,t H., ''',''' ,,',,. ,,,r,,.
I,.I,,. ,.,,l,.r tn,,,.5 A., ,,u, ~ ~
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,,,, " ,,osr, linn. nf Mai, trnm u1tl
y,h," ,irS m',r',, q. ''t',, tr,,tnn tl,o lio.
H., J'i,,t'..,.' 49,, ,.,..'.,,, ana ,'I..
tyidding ~ ,bo r,rtr ,,oro Ruth
Ad,ns ,targ,rnt Rnlcr KutbcrInc
p.I,nr Il,rTotb NrCuIlnurh GIop
saucer I,,. T,a,os and Shrlb, Mari
MIS, + Iru J." sutton VINO rev, NV
oalu uaH from san "I'N'o, VIZ,
sshe mas spent ihr'r weeks W"ihinE lh
lhe lhlrIvsl OF tn' '1hIahoI''' pul'ul,F
AZ lht "nall.a l"''i' '' 'Ap"'','oI,, S'Ff
'lat 'nr p'"ulIes OF ln' 'NpHS'l'""
6i"u"u7 are "II'""H in"'S, 'u""'''
hApe'uls 'o Ieil'i" Jul San J. IIaHVlS'.
,'n, h,5 ,,a,,,,,5 ,,',.,.,..,.s a. thc
c,',5r,issi,n Inv tris'. .,,te Mis- Snttou.s
,,a,' in,,,,Lnraa int.. ,re,l,s nm. com.
,,'.yos .h.. ',...,,,..'d a. tb, hands ,f tbs
t'0l'A 0l'' l'''lN'" "' wv l'Nl''H va w"
Ialr management ana the women =
board were legion ana sne returns
win IIesh ehthusIiSin ana 'nrI Ky '"F
the work IN TINS state oNlahomahs
llNlns IN 'aiiIornla are beihE orbah-
i2ed TO work for the cause, ana lheN
expressed their Eood-lell"Wshlp ana
cordlallly by holding a reception l"f
Mrs. sutton while shc was IN Los An
geles
MISS Mdh'I itIIlS' 'ht "uth"I Dl l''
Gods, which Is to be given the lirst
week IN september at belIe lSIc Tor
the benefit or the Oklahoma pulldIuE
fund, viii arrive thursday morning lo
assist IN the production. me leh'ar-
sails are proceeding satisfactorily, ana
plans are moving forward rapidly
The Oklahoma Panama commission ~
enthusiastic over the prospect of sue
cess for "The Bridge Of the Gods
and 1t hopes to reap large reward
FOR MS efforts ana Tor the VhIaholun
begin october Daily Oklahoman'
Mrs J. A Norris and Mrs. j. w
Maupin were hostesses to the Rcbekah
club TUESDAY afternoon. when they
gave the members pleasa.r outing
al owen PARK. instead Of the regular
meeting. The new pavilion which
has tust bror completed, and WhiCu
was the scene of the meeting. Mucn
Of the time was given over to dis
cussion of plans for the entertainment
Of the grand lodge meeting which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

Mrs. Z. II. Knickerbocker has re-
turned from "A few days stay I'm kan-
sas City, where she accompanied Rev.
on his way 20 st. Louis
and Chicago. The Reverend Will study
social conditions I'm these elites as welt
as in Minneapolis, MINI, after whicn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

Mrs Y. B. Tcllrr aud daughter, Miss
Ruth, have returned from Eldorado
Springs, Mo- whore they accompanied
Mr Ieller two months ago, Tor O.
benefit Of his health Mr. Zrllcr Il
considerably improved but Will uut
come home for some time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

Mr. and Mrs n. ID. Wells Of South
Guthrie avenue send cards from
Cheyenne, Wyoming, to which city
they motored and where they are en-
joying the delightful cool Of the north
ern cline. Mr. and Mrs. John =.
DAILY of this city brother-in-law and
sister Of Mrs. Wells, are with them,
having also mdae the trip in their car.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21

Miss Nillicent Clark entertained
with pleasant evening party Wednes-
day, to honor Miss Loratha Losey, who
is leaving shortly for a visit IN indiana
apolis, and Mrs l.. Cohen, who is going
east to reside An evening Of infOr-
NAL diversion was concluGed with the
serving Of refreshments The party
included Misses Rosebud Fowlkes,
Vera Roberts, villa Lee, Julia Miller,
Myrtle Kelley, Helen Wilson, Clara
Collins and Fern Lenhart.
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CeO.W Baron 81 and s!a ss % s.a. Bldg 3d.;
SUPREME COURT DECISION MAKES
THE STOCK MARKET REACTIONARY

NEW YORK. June 23.-Reactionsry
tendencies prevailed to-day In the stock
market. Selling. while not heavy. va.
carried on steadily. embracing a wide
variety OF stocks Tho supreme courts
decision against the railroads In the in
ter-mountain rate case. announced after
the close yesterday. gave the list Its ini-
ual setback to-day. Western railroad
ttocks, especially the Harrimans. Were.
heavy - the outset. The sensitivencsa
Of thees stocks led TO more general
speculative selling. and eventually The
whole list was on the downward swinE.
Further heavy engagements OF gold
Tor Europe reacted urfavorably on the
ttock market Arrangements were mad
to-day for shipping 5000. 600 gold TO
Europe. one OF the heaviest days ,n-
PLACEMENTS OF the movement.
The weekly weather report from the
crop regions was generally favorable.
The fortntghtly report on idle freight
ears wrs In line with recent Indications
OF a slow Improvement In some branches
OF business. There was a decrease in
the last period OF 9.tGs In the number
of unused cars.
Copper neutrality-suspicious. were low or
abroad. and there were reports Of price
shading here. Industrials held up fairly
we'll most Of the day but In the last
hour the whole list was forced off. final
prices being the lowest. Total sales
lsS.30O shares.
sales. par value. S2.cbO. 600
United states bonds were unchanged
on call.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

fair weather prevails In practically all
sections this morning. Thunder show
-rs occurred yesterday in the upper ohio
valley and lower LAX, region. Scatter
ed showers also occurred In the Ms
sour valley.
The pressures are high over the Gulf
and south Atlantic startcs and reiatiN ely
low over the plains and plateau states
with storm formation OF slight snergy
moving southwark into the upper val
leys.
High temperatures prevail in the cen
trial west and middle Mississippi valley
region.
The outlook for this section IL for
generally fair weather and continued
high temperature tonight and Wednes-
day.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. 80 degrees. lowest last night, -
degrees: rainfall. 0.f6. \ maximum
wind velocity OF - males per hour was
recorded.
The ohio will change hut slightly in
the district during the next 20 hours.
II. &. HOWE.
Section Director.
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G1-Transfer books close June goth
for 2r1 cash dividend PAYABLE June s0tn
90 Transfer books close zone 18TH
Tor 2 r cash dividend payable Junegsn.
sd Transfer books close June goth
for ! = 20 caeh dividend payable July D.
t4lIrHnsfor books close Juno 90 for
Tor D p L cash dividend payable July D.
tHl-Tfanaf books close June goth
FOR &c cash dividend payable july let
thl Transfer books close June ZHfn
Taf 'a
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 22.-whoat pit con-
ditions to-day were the most bearisn
since the harvest began. Active options
broke sharply under 30 cents a bushel
and there was a heavy close with tho
market showing a net decline Of lNlt &c
10 ! = NJ n iac. Corn wound up AZ I. "a
&C To y ~ = rise. oats unchanged TO
= ~ Z. lower. and provisions the same
as last night To lZtac down.
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Butter. Egg and Cheese.

NIN YORK. June 2a-Huffsr-
STEADY. unchanged.
Cheese BARELY steady. UNCHANGED
EEgs-Steady. nearby henrerv whites
% 70 &c. gathered whites % "a csc hen
merry browns -if Zoe. mixed Coi0rH 20
r. gee
flpur-Easy. spring patents ttt64
go. winter sf-r .rrt ff2ua430. winter
patents gffnatrr
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). $. naeh. . coz clo.inr L.t,,r.


NEW YORK. June 23.-There was
some selling on account OF the Inter
Mountain rate case decision which was
handed down after market had closed on
Monday afternoon. The decision was
commented upon by various interest -.
ana the untaN oral bic view centres most
ly on the inability Of the roads affect ID
To compete with sea competition. Tho
market after reccdinr around the open
Ing steadtcd and held FIRMLY most Of the
morning session. Central Leather direc-
tors met to-day but took no action on
common dividend. tho stock was temper
arilN affected but recovered some Of its
decline. Chicago Great Western was
similarly affected wien an official or
the company denied knowledge Of any
change In control. The gold export
movement started in afrcsh and rather
heavy amounts are 70 be forwarded this
week. The money market was practi-
cally unchanged. In the last half hour
quite heavy selling of the active stocks
was In evidence. and the closing was
about ~ lowest prices. \ heavy tone
prevailed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
Monev.

NEW YOE'.. furs Money on call
firm range 4 .i 70 per cent. ruling rate
= Dor cent. closing bid IA per cent.
askcd per cont Time money easier.
90 DAYS "a Ifr cent. 90 days 2i- per
quiet. spot $40 Hnnf.Tn. eIectrotytic
$3.50 1887. Iakr nominal. casting
ffH ga 1875 TIN nHw. spot gI0-IHf
1f25. Lead. 81 ssn au Shelter 81 90
1 10. Iron. unUfar. rd.
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D-Transfer books c.ose June Is for
IA 60 cash dividend payable June 80
t2b-Transfer books close june 20 for
cash dividend payable June 80.
t3)-Transfer books close June 20 for
= 90 cash dividend payable July /.
CD-Trausfer books close June 20 for
Ia e. cash dividend payable July I.
90 Transfer books close June 20 for
p cash dividend payable July l.
t6l Transfer books close June 20 for
20 cash dividend payable July l.
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inr fNe month sf August o- September.
hIt fHe vurs .f frr force fas been such
80 com Na submitted earlier
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. June 90 Credit hal
arres FfTs. runs nn4-Ts. average me-.
1855. shipments -f4n-f. average aG75e.
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. w Va. June %. IL
Range Of sctivs stocks o.. tho Nss
TORI stock ExehsnEs. corrected DAILY ~
a. r. hahtsn co. broksra
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WHEELING TRACTION CokpAHx
ExrnEss cAn scAsDULR
Taxing Eject June al, 1888.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURQ
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling wensburg
Leave
22nd street Lave
VII ceiling Wellsburs
1870 a nL 500 n m
$50 .. IN 1900 noon
MOCNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDsVILLE
Daily Except sunday.
10Th Street Lava
Wheeling Moundsvflie
ig.o0 a m 1850 p m.
80 2. m
On lines having regular express ser
wee shipments weighing in excess OF
nifty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LiNES-paily Except SUNDAY.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines will be carried on
n'ssenger cars between 900 and 61s
p. m
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STOCKS


t2j-Transfer books close June 20 FOR
go cash div ideud payable July 4. 1914.
t3J=Trausfer books close june 90 for
= 90 Cash dividend payable July Ist.
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEEf.TNE. W Va June 11 IA
Carrectsc cNuy for the IntsIiirencsf
by The Fidelity Investment Association
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. IS Va June .r TO-
The frllUvfrE quotattrra ur fna nor.
tive STOCK. uf the WHerIIu. marked
sre corrected daily fnr fIr IufeIIrsn..r
~ Geo N. Baron. lnra. broker ami e.
" hHrrhall manager bond 1rrarfmert.
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Total sales $500 shares.
MITCHELL a. STEVENSON, Ire.
LOCAL STOCKS.

WHEELING. W. Va. June % "a
The following quotations on the more
active stocks Of the Wheeling market
are corrected for the Intelligence by
Mitchell Stevenson. Ire. local brokers.
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stocks
/ Per / sld. 1 Al Ia

tiN Transfer book closes June 2rfh for
9 rcr cent ...n dividend. fagHbIe July D..
'tJ Trauefer tHuka close June % for
LIST
f7l Transfer books close june alfH
July Ist
90 Trarsfsr books close June rU for
l'1 each dividend payable TuIf faf
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. June %. IL.
Iu. active pttasuursb stocFs eorrsrtsS
aeliy % n u Masteu & Co. bankers
ana bTokerE National EHchaaE. B.nE
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Hazletts Local Stock.-

WHEELING. ". Va. June % IL
The following quotations. or the more
sctive stocks OF the wheeling market are
corrected daily for Tho Intelligence bT
building:
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w A N T E d

50 Whitaker GlesSner Preferred $1,000 La
80 whitaker oleSsne Common 5000 Wheeling Traction SIS
O wheeling Mold Foundry 10000 Haze-Atlas 6s
iOO La Belle Preferred 10000 Wheeling Elm s
lO La Belle common 5000 Pan Handle
20 imperial Glass 10000 Whitaker-Glessner
We will purchase securities az prices which
we Will name upon application.
n N and Schn ulhach IId.
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Articles open. HiEa. Low clos.

Cash quotations we're as follows:
Eye-No. 2. s5trc.
Barley-5O n soc.
Timothy-y42 n45C
Clovcr-SIO. nl3.OC.
pork-S20.65.
Lard-SlO.05
Ribs-Si1.0Od 11.50
CHICAGO. June -Hogs-Rccsipts
5000 head. lower. Bulk s. goa :. 80:
light SN.0a "a $40. mixed 81 p0ff IS .
heavy $1,000 S.35. roughs S7soa .o5 .
pigs fs.e5Ff $40
Receipts $500 head. steady.
heeves $500 $40. steers SIS 200 20.
stockers and feeders S6l0dS.I5. cows
and hcifers f3.7oH SIS. calves $1,000
Sheep-Rccoipts 1900 head. steady
TO lower. sheep $1,000 1856. ycarlings
$500 5.5I. lambs 81 500 $50. springs
81. jT H.35 fvst western grass sheep
% season SG1s.
PITTS3t' RICH. Pa. juno Cattle
steady. supply light; choice gsSQdg. HD. .
prime 81 so 70 so sheen steady. supply
light. prime wctherF e. sIff60: cuilS
ana commons 820ou150. lambs s. 90 ff
H.15. veal calves $40. EI 90 50. Hogs
lower, receipts 10 double decks. PRIME
heavtcs $3.50: mediums and heavy 1ui
light workers s. 500 .sI. pigs 5000
$50. rOughs 500 70 T..a
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WsstinS. Eise.. 99s', isE Is: 30
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WE OFFER
100 LaBelle Common
30 Imperial Glass
10000 Windsor Hotel Sc
b.uo0 LaBcile IS
10000 Mhitaker-C;lessner s.
10000 Wheeling Traction SIS
% wheeling Steel a Iron
80 Neuralgyline
$4,000 Eagle Glass co. 6's
10000 furtsmouts Is
10000 Hazel-Atlas SIS
10000 Wheeling A Elm Grove
mG92sl SIS
WILL PURCHASE
30 IaRclle Preferred
80 Wheeling Sheet a Tin Plate
100 Wheeling Mold q Foundry
20 Hazei-Atlas Glass
~ Whitaker-Glessner Preferred
10 Citizens National Bank.
FID ELITY
Investment Association
Capital Paid IN $4,000
STOCKS, Bonds, Real Estate Insur.nes
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Corn NO ia. Sl.1T. No s. 81 80: No
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thOice refined .- aEG a.
nlsnded NJ Ipl. sy-ur-
Golden Tree. glass .arge per doz 2 a.
goiden Tree. glass. Medium. per dox / 40
''olden Tree. glass. small per doz. 30
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quarts. per dozen ...... zE
iait gal. pc dozen ..... 90
Sa4loh. per oCze ...........IB 90
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old Reliable ............... "a q.
tilWsN .......... ............ 20 A.
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