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rhc Cure worse vhnn the Disease.

In the Unitcd states $500. O00. 900 is
spent annually for medicine. Most Of
the medicine is consumed by individ-
uals who would get wcll as soon or Il
iiiil" sooner without 1t. y good share
Of II IS taken by people who like the
effects OF alcohol, opium, accianildc,
ch!"tal or other Ingredient. Some of
II is consumed by unfoTtunatcs who
are rendered incurablc by the posons
t'cE swallow Many Of the most pit =
iabl" ana hopeless wrecks we see are
'hd"hied for one part OF their trouble
I" discasc. and for nine parts 10 the
habit Of taking perfectly harmless" or
highly recommended" patent mcdi =
cine.
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BREAKING OUT
ON CH|LD'S HEAD
First Red Blotches Like Rash,
Grew Larger. Hair Falling Out.
Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
Saw Great Change at Once and
She Was Entirely Well.

r. f. y. No. 2. Hiram, Ga" Our littla
girl, one year old, was taken with break
ing oct ON her head. She first had red
blutchcs like Il rash ana they continued to
grow larger. She would scratch her head
till il would bleed and then she would fret
and cry. Her hair was ever, bit falling out.
IL first tried -- and we thought it
was getting worse Next | tried
Salve without any Improvement, and then
Balm and il seemed TO he so strong
she couldn't bear it ut all. This lasted "a
little over Il month when tried Cuticura
soap and Ointment. | FIRST applied tho
Cuticura Ointment at night and next morn
ing washed her head with the Cuticura
soap dried her head perfectly and then re-
moistcned II with the Ointment. We saw
a great change at once and she was entirely
cured" (Signed) Mrs r. f. Lester. Oc-
tober 10, 1914.
Beauty of skin and hair promoted and
maintained by Cu,icura Soap and Ointment.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos-
ton" Sold throughout the world.
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LARGE AMOUNT RECOVERED
REPORTS shows H"5hrrics Neputru sSS..
d1G.fG--IsrcOvcrcd by Police, XiT, o2.oS

NcPoI'S SHOWS Noohcrics ltcputru SIS
61G.fG--i;ccONcrcd by Police, XiT.02.oS
The Police Headquarters rcport for
the year ending December 81. 1911. was
yesterday completed by Clerk rolcr from
figures given him by Captain of De-
tecttvcs McMahon and was delivered to
MHjor Werner
Thclrcpo"t shows that nearly 20 nor
cent of the property reported to the
police AK having been stolen dur,n,.
1914 was recovered by hcaduuurtcrs
men. The actual figures are: total.
property loss. sSS.GiG.iG: recovered Inv
hohdluartots mon, $il.2IS.OT; rccuv-
cred by district police. &6.Tp9Gi 'rhcsn
hgures shaw that more than haIf
oil me property reported IA hay-
ing been stolen in Richmond Wa
recovered By Tho local department. ANA
ria record is considered excellent
y 'abuiatcd list OF the character or
charEes against the 9il persons mr.
rested during the last twelve months
SHOWS mat practically every charge I'm
the category was pressed bv head
quarters men at some time during tho
year. i noticeable item In tho repor,
ls that which shows lfS fUgitiycs from
Justice IN other cities were arrcsteG i'm
flchnond during the year
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AMTsEMLGHTTrs
ucCormart slnc. ,r,\i.n,

Fhnt famous lyric t"uor and singer
OF songs John McCormnck, viii appear.
for the first Tine u Richmond. al the
Dit% Auditorinm Tonight In concert.
which VIII doubtless be one of the
most Important events Of the nusical
season.
Mtcormac!l IS without doubt the
most popular tenor IA the world to-
hay, i'm that his appeal TO the general
nuh!ic is stronger than that of any
"iher tenor. Furthermore. W. II. Belts.
the local lmprcsnrio VINO presents the
id"lAzcd tenor to-rfght. says when
john Mccormack appears on the stage
~ tna City Auditorium Tonight. a
.iichnond audience vii, see ana lato.
near a parsonage dear 10 the hearts
%; me entire world. "a typical ir!shmam.
Nman STEPPED in the traditions OF his
country aud imhucd with it's richest
I"lk lore. His 'broGuc makes Won
laugh ana cry all in the same breath
ana his voice Is an echo from the lost
art of the 'bcl-canto There is not an
"unc" Of affecta,ion In the whole make
mp of this great singer, this very fact
S,amps him great"
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enough TO consult a doctor. complains
that hcr joints crIChlc and snap ar She
turns in bed or moves about the house.
Tho spine particularly makes a loud
click. 50 30 the knees. the elbows and
other joints
Reply: How sick must ono hc before
il is worth while to he properly ad-
viscdr II is u serious mistake Waiting
untit YOU are sick a-b--- ~ have the
doctor To can prevent much illness
which can't Toe cured. The condition is
evidence of molnutritiou. either from a
fault III the diet. or a defect in asSimi-
laii"n. or some uurccuEulacd disease
which lntcT!crCS with good nutrition.
You need = complcte physician cNomina-
ton.
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Lectures on Church Ui.t,rx

or special interest among the Lenten
SERVICES j" ms city Is - series Of adj
dresses on church history. which vii,
be Delivered III st. Paurs Episcopal
church 10y the rector, Rev. w. Russell
Bowie, y. y The first of the series will
he madc tonight in tho sunday school
room at the church at S;l5 o'clock on
,The Conversion of England" No offer
ing Will be taken
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t"IIpWin- close on the heels Of John
MEG ptinack comes another very famous
ttH"E Joseph Sh"ehan, vino Will sing.
"a. Tao Ncadomy 81 Music Tomorrow
night, Manrico in the Boston English
ppcra Company's production of III
Ir"vaioro A!any Richmond musicians
VIII doubles remember Mr. SAechan's
beautiful and dramatic singing in this
E"Io "n"n the opera was IA the
repertoire Of the Henry wv savage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

Charles iIlN and Frank Green. both
colcrcd, We're convicted OF breaking into
car on tho Chesapeake" and ohio Rail-
WY yards ana Stealing ;li worth of
shoes were tried IN tho Police Court
Yesterday. ana were sentenced to six
months in Jail. The mon were arrest
"a by Detectives willy and Kcllarn and
Special Agent Angle, Tho negroes not
cd an appeal
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virginia El,,orirn. society.

The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Historical Society will be hvld at Tie
headquarters ~ the organization, 7o7
Franklin street, thursday afternoon
February -, at i.30 o'clock There
viii nc no address at the annual meet
ing this year. The Presidents report
viii be read, and officers 10 serve dur
ing the ensuing year viii be elected.
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IN" regular Wednesday evening
prayer iucctmg at the First prcsby-
terrain Church Viii hc omitted this week
on account OF the Young Peoples CON
terence. which IS NOV in session at
the Grace street Presbyterian Church
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Take Fresh Air.--Whnt simple rem
cdy would you recommend for ordinary
cold In tha mead" We have IT occa-
"tnnally. though not bad enough TO In
tcricrc Win our work.
Reply: Cold fresh air out of doors.
Careful personal isolarion--bc sure you
don't pass IL on to your friends or fell
low workers indoors. y simple cathar-
tic. Il short ration for u few days, and
cold fresh outdoor air are the best
remedies we Know.
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JUDGE DAYTON DENIES
MANY MINOR CHARGES
insists Tii"t He Has Enforced Law,
ana Is Not ,"TemperaimentaIIy
Unfit"
"TIITs" ARE TO BE EXPECTED
Jurist Admits He Has Had Differ
cnccs With Attorneys. but Most OF
Them Have Faith I'm IIim-iias No
Prejudice Against Labor.

WASHINGTON, February o3-Hear-
!nSS on charges against Federal Judge
\. c. Dayton. OF West Virginia, con-
;inucd to-day before the House Ju-
dietary Subcommittee, with the judge
on the stand being cross-cxamined He
denied numerous minor charges that
he had failed to enforce tho law. and
that h" was 'tempcramcn,ally unat"
for the bench.
II do not think would be human
he said. IF ! had not had .ilts and
Disbursements with attorneys More
than thrce-fourths Of the lawyers In
the district over which ! preside have
s"nt resolutions to this committee ex-
pressing faith IN my integrity"
questioned about the resignation OF
his predecessor, Judge Jackson. and his
own appointment Dayton testified that
year before he was appointed, Prosi-
don't Roosevelt had told him that he
would give him a place on the Federal
bench. I'm spite OF Senators or any
one else" Representative Gard asked
whether Dayton had taken any part
in the investigation which preceded the
resignation OF Judge Jackson.
You were close TO President Roose-
Welt" he said, land you were close to
Attorney General Moody Didn't you
ala this Investigation personal!y?"
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Fincd Tor StrnlInw sui rus,

James Johnson. co}orod. was nnod
So" yesterday by Magistrate T. h..
smith. of licnricp County, Tor stctlrg
Il suit case Owned by Charles Tun1tnl
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4 Smart Chapeou

II IS old enough, 20 through regular lip
exercises, and I; clear and careful enun-
citation should hc insisted upon This
viii hclp give The mouth better shape
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nuhhcrN itcnnrtr,i.

Mrs. c. e Plnckncy. loS seminar,
Avenue, Ginter Park, yesterdAy 10
ported to tnc police that a San sen
ncckpiccc had been stolen from hc
automobile. which had been left stand
ing near the Second 1I,-k.t
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Dandrufr and Oily Hair.-Plcase sug-
Ecst some remedy fol e-andruu and oily
scalp.
Reply: suggestions ror relief will he
given If YOU will send stamped adj
dressed envelope.
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Tb.r " I.,.,,,''i -. - ~ "-'.
SATURDAY matinee, Billie Burke viii be
~" attraction At the Academy Of
, Music, IN her new PLAY, Terry"
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/ Reply: ToNcmia. often from kidney
I disease. Again II sometimes signifies
:,rtcrial disease. Have the blood pres
sure taken and have chemical and
ruicroScopiCal uriualySis.
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Excessive alivation.-What Is the
cause OF an excessive secretion of sa-
Iva ] have SO much saliva that at
might il rolls ont OF my mouth and vets
Il pillow. am woman OF forty
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Cracking Joints.--A woman of thirty.
not very strong and still not SICK
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n-MoRRoM"S MEM ,THtRSDAY).
Hrrui,fu.t

Annie sauce ....... ........s %
oatmeal ...... OS
Tried bread and syrup 500. 10
Coffee .... 10
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Sh 6Sem s 81 nga soup - 10
Baked potatoes . 10
i'ruit salad 10
60 '''.'.'.'.. ....... ct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25
MOV|M|ENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS Y SALIDA1,

Entradas del exterior
Goleta holamdesa Marioo, de puerto
Colombia
Geleta americana Ala Blanca, de st.
Thomas
Vapor americana Carolina, de New
York.
De Ia COSTA
Dos Hermanos, Julia, Carmelita,
Isabel
Despachos para el exterior
No hubo.
Para la costa.
Brazo y <Coraz6n, Engracia, Hombre
Libre y Horizonte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25
ESPANA

Barcelona 64'46 1927
Rfoseco $500 $3.50
Medina del Campo $500 1926
Madrid $500 36'45
valladolid $3.50 1866
En- frs.
EXTRANJERO los 100
kilos.
Paris 1880
Budapest OO'OO
Amberes OO'OO
Liverpool OO'0O
Nueva York 1898
Chicago 27'56
ARROZ.-La mucha frmeZa de los
arroces en- el mercado valenciano ha
hecho subir ell precio del Amonkuilf-
Benlloch, con cascara, 25 pesetas los
100 kilos; continuando ell bomba 81.
Los elaborados en- Lonja han seguido
la misma marcia que los sin mondar,
cotizandose ell Amonquili-Benlloch, nii-
meros 90 a 9, de 35 80 a 42'75 pesetas
los 100 kilos, y ell bomba, ntmeros l a
9, de 81 a IS.
En- Barcelona, aunque los precios NO
han variado, la tendencia es de a1za,
por la buena demanda Sc cotizan j:
bomba valenciano, de SO Sc pesetas
los 100 kilos; bomb6n, de so a 60; Ben
lloch, de 38 a 43.
En- Santander Sc detallan sin varia-
ci6n: bomba n1mero 1, de 81 a sc pc
setas los 100 kilos; n1mero 2, de 60
81; n1mero 3, de So a 62; Amonquilf
n1mero 0, de 80 49, n1mero 3, de Al
a 43; n1mero 6, de 43 a As.
ACEITES.- haber reacciona-
do algo, aunque POGO, Ell trafco de acei-
tes en- ell mercado sevillano, y los pre-
clos Sc han afrmado y aun elevado; sin
embargo, todavfa sc nota demasiado
calma, mucho mas cuando la produc-
ci6n Sc encuentra ahora EN- todo SUI apo
geo.
De aceite viejo apenas hay entradas,
y 10 POGO que llega Sc aplica al consul
mo interior; en- aceites fnos no Sc ope-
ra; en- borras Sc hace algo, pero su pre-
clio Sc reserva hasta saber 10 que re-
sulta de la quema, y en- aceite de oru-
jo esta estacionado ell embarque.
Sc GOTHAM: aceite nuevo, bien pre-
sentado, de 1887 a II pesetas los II so
kilos; idem endeble, de 1880 a 1882
viejo escogido, a II; idem corriente,
10'75; idem endeble, a 1880; de oru-
jo verde, corriente, a "a pesetas los
100 kilos.
En- Moron, Archidona y otras plazas
pazas audaluzas, ell precio del aceite
nuevo es 1925 pesetas los II 80 kilos.
En- Barcelona persiste la animation
del mercado y la tendencia de alza en-
los precios, cotizandose:
Aceite andaluz superior, de 1O6 q
107 pesetas los 100 kilos; idem corrien-
te, de- 1O4 a .1O5; idem superior
nuevo, de 102 a 1903; idem corriente
.idem de 100 a 1902; Tortosa inferior
lampante, de 95 a 90; Aragon, de 13O
!; 1856; Lerida, de 104 a 1O5; Urgel, de
1O8 10; Ampurdan, de Sc a 90; Ma
llorca, de Sc SO. De orujo; verde
de primera, a 78; idem segunda, a 74s
amarillo primera, a "a; idem segunda,
a rs oscuro, 60.
En- Santander se cotizan sim variaci6n
aceite superior viejo, de Ill a 112 pc
setas los 100 kilos; idem nuevo, de LOG
a 1903; refinaIdo "La Fama'', de 147
148.
En- Alcaniz y Bajo Arag6n, ell aceite
de prensa romana Sc vende q l peseta
litro, y las classes finas a 1'25.
Contimuaremos dando q conocer en-
los ni1meros sucesivos las cotizaciones
de otros productos no menos impor.tan-
tes
Por 10 transca'ito y 10 propio,
MERCURIO.
LIBROS DE MISA
AAM aMs~ -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25

Vapor americana Philadelphia. Sal
dra para New York ell q del actual
Consignatarios, Villar y Co., Sues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25


Vapor espanol Cadiz. Debe haber
salido de Barceolna el dia 20 del CO.
rriente mes para esta, hacienda las es-
calas intermedias. Retornara en- la pri-
near decena de Mayo para seguir viaje
con destino a Vigo, Coruna, Santander,
Cadiz Barcelona.
Congs., Sobrino de Izquierdo Go.
Vapor espanol Catalina. Saldra de
Barcelona ell dia 5 de Abril para esta,
heiendo las escalas intermedias.
Congs., Sobrino de Izquierdo Go.
Vapor americana Montoso. Sali6 de
New Orleans, via Movila, para este
puerto ell 20 del actual.
Congs., The N. Y. P. r. s. S. Co.
Vapor americana "Ossabaw" Debe
haber salido de Galveston ell % del ac-
tual mes esta.
Congs., The N. = P. R. s. s. Co.
Vapor americana Bayam6n. FL 20
del actual mes sali6 de New York pa
ra este puerto.
Congs., Bull Insular Line, Inc.
Vapor americana Maracaibo. Saldra
de Mayagiiez para New York el 8 del
entrante mes.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co Sues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25

Vapor americana Caracas. De New
York para esta sali6 ell d1a "a del mes
actual.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co., Sues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25

Vapor espanol Conde Wifredo. Es-
tara en- puerto de un d1a a otro proce-
dente de Barcelona y escalas.
Congs, Sobrino de Izquierdo y Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25
BUQUEs ANUNCIADos.

1K1kNas
Vapor espanol Buenos Aires. Ell d1a
Is del corriente mes sali6 de Cadiz y
estara aquf del % al 29 del actual
Congs., Sobrinos~de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25

LIBROS DE MISA
EN IA LIBRERRIA DEL BoLETrN.
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aELp WANTEp-MALE

WANTE6GGt once, boy about is
years old, out Of school. Fairmont
News Co. No. 534
NyANTED-Mess boy; steady
work. Western Union Telegraph
Office, Watson Building.
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PiHsbu.r,Qlh

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 12.-Dealings
IN Pittsburgh securities yesterday
wore again on a small scale. "A few
changes In prices were made both
ways, but so small in the mai OF
significance as to the trend Of the
market.
Pittsburgh Coal common after a
slight bulge on the New York board
slipped back slightly as against the
early high. The stock was Indifferent
" handled in the East, while opera.
tons In There were on a narrow ba-
BE.
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-.
featuring common displayed good form
~ the opening. It advanced moder-
Ately on buying, which seemed to In
dicste accumulation. Several trans.
actions were made in Airbrake, which
was weak and sold of over point.
crucible Steel common as hereto.
fore Was trading factor on the New
Yorkiexchange. The final hour of the
day Crucible showed greatest strength
and advanced to the highest level Of
the session, closing near top.
No trading OF any material amount
was done In La Belle Iron common I'M.
I'll the afternoon when a few lots were
picked up and the price of the issue
was advanced. The good tone In the
steel stocks In the East had a favora.
bic influence on La Belle. u. S. Steel
was the leader in trading in the East.
Il yielded at times on heavy selling,
but on every slight decline was freely
bought and the slack picked up. The
market was dull and firm at the close.
Summary.
Sales High Low
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FINANCE, OIL, GAS AND PRODUCE
Nelu York

NEW YORK, NOV. 12.-The stenden.
81. OF yesterday's market was doubt:
less disappointing TO the Conservative
interests which welcomed the previous
days general rise In standard shares.
Investment issues were inclined to
vaver ON realizing sales, while spe-
cialties. particularly automobile
stocks, were again under the infiu.
ence of manipulat ion at further sensa.
honnl advances.
There were tdesultorya upward move
ments In oils, especially Mexican Pc
troleum and Fertilizer, American
Wooden, Sotu Porto Rico Sugar ana
Mercantile Marine preferred certif.
Gates. all at material gains. Bethle.
hem Steel continued to reflect its fe:
verish course OF the previous day, ris:
ing s to 1876, al the opening, yielding
TO 412h and closing at its opening
price.
Rails we're under restraint through.
out probably as a result OF further
European selling, this applying espe.
cialiy to the transcontinentals and
Reading. Aiconsiderable part OF Lon.
donss offerings were reported to be for
Dutch account. Total sales amounted
to $4,000 shares.
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FOR Rents room house with bath on
Maryland aye.f close In Inquire p. y.
swearingln, 200 Pittsburgh avenue. q
.5ss5s lszs3I a.. I "a 10.3o-15-So. 4ss.
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fering. In Central district, Doddridge
county. the Sun Gas Company drilled
It's second test on the Afckendry Dot
son farm through the Big Iujun sand
and secured q i5-barrel pumper. Cen.
tral district has as much or more new
work starting than any other IN Dod:
bridge county. None OF the late COM
ipletions have come In large producs
;ers, but the cost OF drilling for pro-
:duction in the Big 1niun sand Is not
excessive. On Roberts Fork, New
Milton district the South Penn Oil
Company has mpleted ia test on the
NJ: ]. Gun farm and 1t shows for a
light pumper In the CAN'T ssand.i
With the amount Of work under
way. Lincoln county shows the best
results in the way OF securing pro-
ducers. On Sugar Tree Fork, Union
district, the Ohio Fuel Oil Company
drilled Its No. q on the Neri Keeney
farm through the Berea grit and secur.
ed 10;barrel amber oil ipumper. On
Spring creek, Smithfela district,
Roane county. the Lee OFT Oil Com
pany is starting another test on the
AsShioa} s.NI1dll 10 ldE ulsA Ollf lsl4dultli
creek, in the same district, the South
Penn Oh Company has the rig COM
pleted for "a second test on the NJ. G.
Griffith farm. In the old Blue creek,
Squawi sand district, Kanawha county,
the Ohio Fuel OIL Company shot Nos.
3 and 4 on the S. S. Moore farm; and
increased their production from one
to five and one to six barrels, respect.
lively.
In tMcKim district, Peasants coun.
ty, the octo Oil Company has complet.
ed No. % on the M. E. Holdren farm
and 1t is a 10.barrel pnmperl in the
Cow Run sand. On. the south fork OF
Hughes river, Murphy district, Ritch.
lie county, John B. Hoffmire & Co.
drilled a. second test on the B. F.
kerns farm through thu salt sand.
The well has been put to pumping and
Is good for eight barrels day.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, South
Side near bridge, close in $1.50
week. Address 610 Second street.
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Oil and Gas.

Eastern operators are making the
most Of the fine weather to get in ma
terial preparatory to starting new
work in the lower southwest fields.
AT this time Of the year bad roads
are the rule in the West Virginia
fields, and in, the districts where oper.
atoms are remote from the bases Of
supplies It addsiyery materially to the
cost Of operating If material and ma
chinery have to be transported oyci
bad roads. While no great amount
new work Is starting in any locality
thereis still a number OF districts that
will continue fairly active all through
the winter months. At the present
time the shallow sand districts are
the most active, but further advance
in the market viii encourage renew
al of operations in the deep sand ter
ritory. X.
Just at present light wells are the
best the West Virginia fields arc Of
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR SALES room house with bath
on Conway street. Con. phone
574-W. Easy terms. 11.12.6t.No. s38
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OIL MARKET.
EuKsfHoNoREps

State committees for the West Vir.
ginia B. P. o. Elks have been an.
nounced by Exalter Ruler ]. E. Pedigo.
Two local Elks were honored by APP
pointmerts. w. S. Black was made a
member of the committee on laws, and
Bert s. Leopold, exalted ruler Of Fair
mont Lodge, B. P. O., E., was made
a member of the state committee.
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