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The Denison review., 1915-03-10

Miss Erma Beutel, Miss Naomi Stock
being in charge of the lesson. FOL
lowing the work of the evening the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
On Thursday afternoon and evening
OF this week a convention of the Den
ison, Dow City and Dunlap Epworth
Leagues will be held at Dunlap, the
object being to work up enthusiasm
for the coming convention of the
Council Bluffs district, which will be
held in Council Bluffs in June Quite
large delegation are planning to at
tend from Denison and any additional
ones will be welcome.
The members of the ,Philathea class
held their monthly business meeting
at the home of Miss Marie Heiden last
evening. After the business of the
class had been disposed of light re-
freshments were served.
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
A Picture
ofyourself Is a dainty compliment to
send to a dear friend at Easter.
Notv is the time to haUe them made at
The Ferguson Studio

NJ. Kelly was down from Vail Mon.
day transacting business.
F. F. Bown, of West Side, transact.
ed business here Monday.
| r. j. Jackson, of Dow City, trans.
acted business here Monday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Keane, of Vail, visited
relatives in Denison Monday
Peter Bruhn, of Charter Oak, was a
Denison business caller Monday.
Mr.. George w. Sturtz, Of Sioux City
transacted business in Denison Mon
day.
Albert Huebner, of Hanover town
ship, was business caller in the city
Monday.
John Obst, of Stockholm township
was a business caller in Denison yes
terday.
Mrs. Sarah Wiley was up from Dow
City yesterday visiting friends and
shopping.
C. c. Kemming was in Omaha yes.
terday purchasing goods for his cloth.
ing store.
Mr.. Adolph Hamann, who lives near
| Schleswig, was a county seat business
caller yesterday.
Mr.. w. Z. Fishel, Of Dow City, was
a pleasOnt business visitor in Denison
yesterday afternoon.
Chris Hansen. of East Boyer town
| ,,1ro h,,c Inv
in Denison yesterday.
Mr. Clark Marshall was over from
Charter Oak Monday attending to
some business matters.
Albert Reimer, one of the prominent
farmers OF Otter Creek township, was
a county seat business caller Monday.
Miss Helen Burch was able to re.
sumo her duties at the Balle-Broder.
sen store Monday after a few days i'll.
ness. ..r
Will Clauson. prosperous farmer
of Stockholm township, was here OH
Monday attending to some business
matters.
I Miss Lillian PAIL, who is teaching
school in Schleswig, spent Sunday in
Denison with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claus Pahl.
i Mrs. P. H. Hammer, OF Coolridge.
Neb.. was in the city Monday attend.
ing to some business matters and
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Evers. and Mrs.
Henry Lass, went down to Council
Bluffs Tuesday to attend the funeral
of. Miss Tillie Boysen.
Mrs. August Evers returned yester.
day to her home at Billings. Mont. af-
ter an extended visit in Denison with
her mother. Mrs. Jens A. Petersen.
The board of supervisors were in
session at the court house Monday.
The day was spent in allowing claims
and attending to some minor business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hahgh went, to
Omaha yesterday to be in attendance
at the merchants exhibit, which is be.
ing held at that place. They expect
to, remain until the latter part OF the
lweek.
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
Preabvterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
The Christian Endeavor society
gave lap supper and social hour at
the church last Monday evening
which was decided success. About
sixty young people were present and
spent most enjoyable evening.
A class in Christian Instruction
preparatory to church membership
met for the initial meeting Monday at
4 o'clock. Twenty boys and girls OF
the Sabbath school were present, TAX
ing the lesson on What Jesus Christ
Means to U.s." The class will meet
again Sunday afternoon at $50 with
the study, what 1t Means to Be a
Christian
Rev. A. F. McGarrah, an expert
along the lines OF church efficiency
and a man of rare ability and interest
will be with us Thursday and Friday
of this week. On Thursday evening
every man in the congregation is in
vited to hear him at the church at
1870. On Friday afternoon at 3 he
| will address the ladies'. Friday at
$50 a young peoples meeting will be
held. Friday at 1880 popular meet
ing, to which the general public in
cordially invited. We especially in
vite the friends OF our sister churches
to enjoy his address. Following the
popular address Rev. McGarrah wish.
es to meet the workers for brief con
ference. Rev. McGarrah has spoken
in the leading churches of the coun.
try. He has done splendid work in
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, Chicago, St
Louis, and is now, at the special inyi.
tation Of this church, giving Denison
this time during a brief tour he is max
ing OF Iowa. DO not fail to hear him.
1t will be splendid opportunity for
US.
On Sunday, March 14ti, we will have
an opportunity to receive members in.
to the church. All interested should
plan to meet with the session at 10
o'clock prompt Sunday morning. A
sermon will be given OF especial help
fulness to those beginning the chris.
titan life.
The Young Peoples service at $3.50.
Theme, Tests of My Christianity.
Every honorary member is especially
invited to be present.
An interesting service at 1880 p.
m. You'll enjoy being present. Come.
Remember that we cordially well
come any strangers in the community
to any OF our services. /, And ii you
have no church home, as, a citizen OF
Denison. we cordially invite you to
worship with us, and get acquainted.
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

The Oxford Opera company, appear
ing at the new opera house on Satur-
day evening, March 18th, as the last
number on the lecture course, comes
highly recommended and it will pay
you to hear it. Single admission of
60 cents or season ticket will adj
nit to picture show as well as pro-
gram of opera company. 10-1t
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

FOR SALl.-At a bargain if taken
at once, room house and 4 lots, in
Guiding good barn and chicken house;
80 bearing apple trees and other fruit.
Call phone No. 500 or f. c. Baum, the
Ice Man. 1O.2t
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
Notice to Bidders

Notlce to BIdderS.
Sealed bids will be received until IL
o'clock noon on Tuesday, March %,
1915, for the construction OF concrete
and steel bridges and culverts.
For particulars, details. plans, etc.
inquire at county auditors or county
engineers Office.
P. j. PORTz,
1O-1t Auditor Crawford County, Iowa.
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
eapt;at

On Monday evening the B. Y. p. U.
celebrated their guest night by having
a dinner and program at McKim hall.
Each regular member was privileged
to bring one guest, while the honorary
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
Church Notes
Trinity EpiscopaI Church.

Morning prayer and sermon on sec
onti and fourth Sundays Of each month
at 1890 o'clock a. m. Sunday school
every Sunday at $3.50 o'clock a. m.
Rev. j. Morgan Williams, Pastor.
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

FOR SALE-1 fine Shorthorn COW,
fine Shorthorn heifer calf at foot,
fine Shorthorn heifer calf. Inquire of
August Buetel, Denison, Iowa. 9-2t
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

Now is the time; Wygant's is the
place to buy high test, home grown
RED and WHITE CLOVER, ALSYKE,
ALFALFA. TIMOTHY and BLUE
GRASS. Place your orders now be-
fore prices advance, as they always
do at seeding time. J. G. Wygant. Oft
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

Paup & Heidan can do your build
ing or remodelint, at the lowest fig
ures. Let US figure with you. l0-2t
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

FOR SALE-Black Percheron stall.
ion. coming three years old, weight
1900. Inquire OF Tracy North, R. r.
No. /, Denison, Iowa. 1O.4t pd
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

FOR SALE-Nice clean timothy
seed at $2.75 per bushel. Also Silver
Mine and Reid's Yellow Dent seed
corn. John Fleming. Boyer, Iowa. 1927
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

We require a responsible business
man in each locality to represent us.
The Dewey Drainage Excavating Com.
pany. Woodward Building, Washing
ton, d. c. lott pd
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

FOR SALE-No. prairie hay. E.
C. Baum, the Ice Man. 10 q
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
For SaIe.

FOR sale.
Shorthorn and Double STANDARD
Polled Durham bulls, from 6 to 80
months old; these are broad back,
beefy fellows. Will also price a few
heifers. Farm, Sec. rs. Washington
township. Phone 30-M or 3O-Z, Arion.
G. F. Chase. Buck Grove. SIT
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

FOR SALE-Buff Orpington eggs, so
cents per setting. Call Mrs. George
Boslough, Phone No. 1853. 9-tf
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
No Ad for Less Than Fifteen

For hides Geo. Kaplan pays from 13
to Is cents for cattle hides. Horse
hides from $500 to $500. He wants
all he can get. 4.tf
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

Attend the sLh-district declamatory
contest Friday seyening OF this week
at the gymnasium. Admission 25
cents. 10-1t
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Some turkey hens and
toms; some Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels,, P. H. Sheridan, Vail. Iowa,
Vail Phone $50. 9-tf
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
Leave orders for day old chicks with
". G. VanNess at the college. loft

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred pedi-
greed Shorthorn bulls, reds and roans,
at farmers prices. John r. Robinson,
Denison. Route 1. Vail phone. Long
distance connection. 7-tf
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS

Let Hilton; the bus man, move your
household goods. Phone 214. Prices
are right. Sat
The Denison review., 1915-03-10

WANTED:l Five statesmen for Iowa
capable Of earning $125 or more per
month. Compensation limited only
by ability Of the man. Doan Oil Co..
Cleveland, o.. 1O-1t pd
The Denison review., 1915-03-10
For Immediate DISPOSAL. |.

Let Paup & Heiden figure on re.
shingling your house this spring. 1927
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
Weekly Cotton R.xi.u

Ne" YORK. July The feature Of tn,
Mc"k IN the cotton market was the Pub
.icuIion or the governments crop report
on Ih"rs1ay. estimating the acreage plant
cH al 5..oSo.OcO acres decrease Of -,
per cent as compared with last year. and
NC condition at 0S per cent. compared
Win NJ pei. cent the previous month and
'se, the ien-year average.
,Lraoins has continued quiet. and huctua-
lions to-day were irregular Government
statisticians far this season have pub.
hshed no interpretation OF the condition. In
'ernis OF probable yields, and there appear.
/" be quite general feeling In local cir.
LES I ,Eat .uch calculations are greatly com
the reduced use of Fertilizers
Moreover. there appears TO be some doubt
az 10 whether final figures OH the acreage
Will show big n decrease as the pre-.
limlnary indication and ideas as to the
croP sussested by the condition repor, have
something over l4.ooo.ooo bales.
hsP".,s from the dry goods trade indi-
cate continued activity among domestic
mills. while Liverpool spot sales have been
tention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
Weekly Cotton Review.

NEW ORLEANS. July 2-Cotton stood ut
iasl weeks decline. the close having heen
At a ret gain OF to points. The early
part OF the week was devoted to evening :
UP In preparation tor the bureau reporis
on Thursday. but. while these reported
caused much speculation before hand and
were regarded az important prices barely
were affected business was held down to n
sreat extent. by the triple holiday which
heEins Saturday.
Much uf tho steadiness OF the week was
6ne TO boil wcevil reports from Texas and
and Oklahoma
Much attention is being paid the EXPORT
sitSitlon. ahC cotton interests throuahout
me South uIt endeavoring to bring Srsss
ore upon England and her allies to re,Iuc G
So'e OF the restrictions now hanperins cot
ION shipments in order clear the way
Tor The OusueSs OF the new season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03

ing vasaries OF the weather and slow
movements at some points. Is the out
standing feature OF this weeks re-
ports. Where the weather has been
moved from the counters of retail
dealers In larger volume and, though
clearance sales have been n stimulus
to this line, faith in the future is
Crops, collectively considered. are
promising, some of them more so than
ever before.
War orders are of enormous proper
tons: brass mills in New England.
sold Far ahead. are intensely active:
machine tool plants are OVERLOOKING
with orders, subletting OF contracts
being feature; steel mills are
doing more; specifications for fin
ished steel are larger; the melt of
pig Iron Is increasing. idleness con-
tinues to decrease: effects OF war or
ders are spreading out to other lines.
percoiatins, as II were, through gem
eral trade; money is easy. and country
moving purposes.
The stock market. dull, irregular
and heavy. is Affected by noteworthy
necessitous selling of foreign holdings
bonds.
Wet weather holds up trade i'm a
large part of the Southwest. and in
the agricultural South the situation
ment: but in the Northwest warmer
weather has caused freer distribution
OF seasonable goods. while over much
OF the West uptrends are distinctly
are favorable. war orders being the
mainsprings OF activity. In Pacific
Northwest depression in lumber con-
tinues to hurt trade and keep men
out of employment. though calls for
harvest hands absorb some OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
HIDE Am WOOL MARRrr

IRy Old Dominion Hide and Fur Co,
Richmond. Va, July 2 Is
~
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INTERNATIONAL news
WITHOUT MUCH EFFECT
Conditions in Market Are Governed
n Largely by Movements In Sew.
II eral Separate Issues.
D1soUIET1NG INFLUENCES
Approach of Holidays Keeps Most of
Public From Trading-Business In
Opening Hour Again Is Heaviest
of Day.
ny pROADAN v.AII.,

NEW YORK. July 2.-Conditions in
to-day stock market were governed
largely by the movements in several
separate issues. rather than by amy
general tendency. International news
had little effect, while the coming holi :
days kept most of the public from,
trading. as the latter show no dispo-
Sltion to trust their opinions to the ex-
;cpt ri what may happen in two days
or iuiCneSS
TO single out one disauieting in
huence, the break i'm ST. Paul, on ru-
mors of a possible reduction or suspen-
sion OF the sewiannual dividend Of .
que III September. to within half a
years. should be mentioned promi-
heaviest American Can and Rubber
We're most active, the former advancing
and the latter OH its first opportunity
to weather attack since the announce
mcnt that the dividend on the common
5000 shares at - TO 10. compared with
previous closing price of 81 IS, In
lied by ST. Paul. which saw its low
Level in the last fifteen minutes, and by
to advance in the face OF the weakness
in st. Paul.
Here's how Chicago. Milwaukee and
ST, Paul, usually n Misunderstanding Issue
one transaction of 200 shares at 81, or
3-4 above Thursdays final Around
limited offerings which encountered
minimum Of support the stock fell
quarter OF an hour before the gong on
sales OF 1900 shares the price weak
the low OF So "a, it recovered to "a IA.
An 9utcr1p Of gsnne'nSe, ar lan nnnoI
at the opening. Brokers have been
asking margins of 20 points on the
stock. Many who saw the drop from
time 30 was reached. and many more
succumbed when a. was recorded at the
initial transaction to-day.
crr.tic course to-day; price changes being
more than ordinarily confusing Some
standard issues Ners ur, while others were
numerous specialties. Trading was dull ex-
cept during the FIRST and final hours. when
St paul created general unsettlement.
Initial sales OF rubber were at Is 10 60
against Yesterdays close of 81: From
N" Gan mS'i radihe fell to il: and $, Paul
,cmancc Of It's dividend
Steel. strength was ascribed to the OPP
t!miSt.o statements OF trade authorities
advances Of certain manufactured materials.
Further heavy selling on international
a feature. Unlted states bonds unchans.d
NEW YORK! July 2,.-McrcantIle paper:
sm StsInE s six b!,'s 'f3, l for
yer, 49,. Mexican dollars. 81. Government
bonds, steady. Railroad bonds. Irregular.
ninety days e,s12N.: sin months. ada,. cnii
money. steady; high. ia.; low. Ia. Ruling
rate. ~; las, loan. ~. CLOSING bid n; Of
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ISunl, rIc,rIpv.

NEW YORK. Jul, bank cIearinrs in
me IEited states Tor The week ending Julv
=. assreEaie S3.2il. 1900. against sgo,s. SAP .
zoo last week aud $SiS3. 81 900 in this wee,,
rs, rs; ycar r?ilowinS are Inc returns Tor
this week. With percentage of change shown
year: '"''
Ns~ York. sL;sss: 1900; decrease. us.
chicago. S-ss, l!j,00u: decrease. ITO
'th,iuiciphia, sl.3,>3d, 900: decrease rs
Boston Slt.!i2.o0G: decrease 1911
~ Louis. SO, !2s DOC: decrease. 80
Kansas CITY. $H..yo.Q00; increase H3
fl'tsburEh. S"06.t.WU: decrease lo!
san FihhoiscC. SiS.SS0,oG0; decrease s2
Eaitinote. A39,,6l go: decrease H.!
Mime, roliS. S!..oS.9O0: decrease a5
Detroit. SaS.?7l,0O0.
CincinnA,i' - 5000; decrease. ia
IieNelani $!S.j..0G0: increase, 81
i"s Angcics. Ii'.'90.O0n; decrease .ss
New O:ieahs. {lJ.6.?. 900: decrease SIS
omaha, N',2i, 900. increase, i45
Milwaukee. fH.021.eoo: decrease 49,
Atlanta, Slo@l.GOr; decrease 81,
seattle. 3l2,llo.HJ: decrease, 81
Hunalo, Sl-.siS.0o0 decrease 1915
~. Paul S.:iir.oc0; increase OF
fortland. Ore, s.. iti CO., decrease ,oo
Denver, Ni.33i.G-0: increase. so2
houston. {6.tSl 600: decrease SO
Richmond. SsSS6.00o: increase A.
Indianapolis. ss.as0,r0o: Increase ID
rrovldcnce. n.o57,GD: decrease l0l.
Fort Worth. S.0S3. 900. increase IS;
Washington. ID. g.. S:,64o,ooO; decrease, s.!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
PRESBYTERY RESTORES
DR.. GUTHRIE TO MINISTRY
Baltimore Body Also Transfers Former
Richmond Pastor to Prcsby-
terry of Ottawa.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BALTIMORE, MD, July with but
one dissenting vote. the Presbytery OF
Baltimore to-day restored Rev Donald
Guthrie. D. D., formerly pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church here and Of
the Second Church in Richmond. To the
ministry. At the same time 1t granted
him a transfer to the Presbytery of
Ottawa.
The restoration of DR.. Guthrie was
made on the Recommendation OF the
judicial commission, which recently
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strong underton. ON Curb.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The curb mar
ket showed strong undertone to-day,
with conspicuous gains In the war is
sues. Trading was on limited scale
Cramp ShiDbuilding made a gain OF
3-4 points at CO IA. There was a
good demand for American Lead and
Zinc. which rose "a to ST "a Mis-
souri, Pacific stocks twhen issued)
made their debut on the curb at 30
Tor the common and 80 for the pre-
ferred. The 4 per cent bonds we're
quoted 40 bid and the 5s at 95
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NEW YORK PNoDUCE MAnKrr

MEN YORK, July Spot coffee quiet:
RIO No. IS, .'ac: Santos No g. s,,c nav
sugar. STEADY: centrifugal. INgiN: mo.
lnttes. i2Sm'R; refined. steady. Butter.
A'eady. Cheese. barely steady
cottonseed oil was heavy closing IN s
points net lower. Scattered liquidation.
"ouUed with poor demand generally, and
the 'deeline In hog products were the ii.
pressing features. There were further Juiy
lenders to-day of 200? barrels n,,Linr
about 5000 thus far. Total sales soon II, r.
Ie!s spot $40 bid: July. sl2nslt August
GS2d6H; September. 6.isas.i7, October, 6jta
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKEr,

Best steers. st.dSL4: medium TO good, II! rs:
common 10 fair. et:a': best heifers. i,sos:
medium to good '4'h; common to fair, Srs
common to fair. ilaT5i1: best oxen. si4a7i. !:
medium TO good. 6Isia, common to fail, 5fTs;
best ,heep. aH''1 medium TO good. ld4h
common ia fair: 3i7ai; best lambs. s; com
mon 10 sood. 'sgs: oest hogs AK aows
and staEh i16: lrehh cnHs iInRSSa -
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Q: Z
COTTON MARKET.

NEW lOEk. Iu!y l.-Rath cr a sharp
early decline in the cotton marXet was fol.
lowed By rallies with tie close steady. net
untharged 10 points lower. Business be-
canp very Huict during the afternoon
TO points Ia response 10 the easier rul-
ins OF Liverpool. and houses with English
connections were considerable sellers dur
the early trading. There was also quite
a GOOD deal of scattering local and South.
trn liquidation. Active months sold 10 10
- points under last nights closing figures
before the emf 81 the first holr After the
close abroad had shut out arbitraSe blls,-
n@st offerings became much smaller how
ever. and prices rallied on covering for
over the holidays.
Active months sold point or two ne,
higher on this demand but the advance
Mts cherked 10y realizing and fluctuations In
Inc later trading We're somewhat rrerula-
Exports for the day u 80 bales 80
Tar tins season. SIG. rs bales Port re-
ceipts. io'. bales. United States port re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03
CHICAGO GRAIN ,IARKEr

tHiCAGO, July ..--Scnrciy Of wheat
available for delivery on July contracts re-
suited to-day In decided furry among
shorts. After nearly vertical advance
through most OF the session. the market
closed strong ~ '.c tn lssc above last night
Corn finished i+aSc 10 S.aHc up. and oats
with gain of i2I%.c 10 l;.c In provisions
the outcome Was IL decline OF 5n7,ac to II,c
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Norfolk &Western Railway

! ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO SoREoIx
Schedule in effect April s. isi5
Leave 3yId street Statich. Rich,nond F,,R
NORFOLK '9:+s A. NJ. $500 p. 81. 1900 q ~
Fur LYNCABUkG AND THE WEsT.
'6:i3 A. M. 1851 A. H.. '3:VJ r. H.. .s:sS =
u.
Arrive Rfchmond from Norfolk: .u:<o A
NJ. 'S:as p. H.. 'li:69 p. ID. From the Weas:
NJ. $500 r. III. -
DAILY. tDaily sxceD, Sunday. .suada,
only.
W. q. BEvlLL W. C. SAUNDERS
r T, 81. Roanoke. g. p. a.. Roanoka
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03

suspended him, with the provision that
unless he gave satisfactory evidences
Of repentance" within a year. he should
be dropped entirely. -
DR.. Guthrie has now passed out of the
jurisdiction of the local presbytery.
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rErLRsn1,ac pEAN,,r M.p

Renorted by itodgers. RUNNER \ Co Inc,
Farmers rto.k-Market steady. First quail
ny. sc PCT 9usheli orsrade. toc to soc per
aushsi Eirsinians-Fa rmcrs stock-Market
steady Fancy Jumbo. 3i1c per pound !:
fancy handpjcked, ahc per pound: extra
prime. &C per pounos: Smelling stock. &C TO
Isc pei pound
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SUMMER REsORTs-viryinia
Orkney Springs Hotel md Hnths

nrkney Sprinsn. W.. Open Juno L.
Sniu'1tui mountains; always cool: elevation
-'soo II YOU value health. pleasure est
ONE restorative waters equal Ca-lsl nd
germany. for nervousness. poor blood csn.
rral debility. rheumatisn, Kidney ..nu
atomach troubles. Free amusement. dancing
pool. tennis. croquet: good table; reayonubI.
rates: can. 500: booklet. u q Narter Prop
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RICHMOND NAY MARKEr.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. July 2.-Hogs. weak; bulk s. 81
go; ,l.hts sib@s7&; mixed. s;,o1s5.76;
s62.s;s0 Cattle. steady: native beef steer,
HSN*ao: Western steers. |7.a,a3S8: COWS
and heiicrs. $3.50 30: calves si.2;dsiu. ~.
sheep. strong: lambs. weaks: sheep 81 $50
So lambs s, .oldl,nlS - ''
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caaks: shipments. 215 casks: stocks. 2:.55l
casks. Rosin: firm; sales. 19a2 barrels; O.
ccipta. 1885 barrels; shipments. 1901 bar
rcis stocks, 5i59S barrels. Quote: A.. b..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-03

HOTEL WILLARD

New York Ave. and Beach: hreproof; de-
nShttully cool: centrally located: newly FUR
miShed. elevator: private baths: running wa
yer III rooms: b"thing from hotel. excellent
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