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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
OTTAWA MEDICAL FEES.

The following fee bill has been
adopted by the Ottawa Medical So
ciety:
Day calls, Z a. m. to 6 p. M, $2'oo.
Night calls, 6 p. m. to 7 a. M, $500.
Country calls, first mile, $500, and
800 for each additional mile. Night
calls, fifty per cent extra.
Obstetrical gases, $40 to sac.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
OTTAWA NURSE TO
AID WOUNDED WHO
FALL IN FRANCE
MISS ALICE BARTH, GRADUATE
OF RYBURN TRAINING SCHOOL
WILL SAIL JULY FOR "SoME-
WHERE IN FRANCE"

Miss Alice Barth. graduate nurse of
the Ryburn training school of this
city. will leave July / for somewhere
in France" to attend to the injured
who fall in battle defending the rights
of all democracy. Today Miss Barth
is in Chicago making final prepare
tons for her servise as portion Of
the Red Cross Nurses that will be sent
to France.
Two other nurses from Aurora, the
names of whom have not been learn
ed, will be in the party that are offer.
ing their services for the cause of hui
manity.
Well Known in Ottawa.
Perhaps Miss Barth was one OF OF
tawa's best known nurses. She re-
ceived her diploma in 1913 and since
that time has been engaged in practic
ing in this community, She is grad
udtt VI ttiC .hhi HtiiiFo HlSn H'iDoi gnu
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Barth
of Marseiles.
In Service of Red Cross.
Assigning herself to the services OF
the Red Cross, Miss Barth will make
up special hospital unit, probably
she will be in the first division to see
actual service in the war ridden coun
try, where thousands have fallen in
battle
Members of General Pershing's
staff, who are now in France, have
made the necessary arrangements fol-
the establishment of the American
field hospital, to which the first divis
ion of nures will be assigned.
Miss Barth may be in the same uni
in which Dr. Roosevelt Petit promin
ent young Ottawa physician. The
party will leave Chicago a few days
before July | as that has been set a.
the date of the sailing for France.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
Had to be introduced Twice.

While Mabel was watching her
was lemCn meringue Half an hour
later she came back and asked: What
was that pies last name|'- Youths
Companion
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
Warned Against over-Restraint.

He-"It's hard 10 keep from kissing
You" She You must be careful not
To OyereXert yourself
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
liverpooI EXCHANGE Closed.

New York, June 20--A private cable
gram received here today said that
the Liverpool cotton exchange has
been temporarily closed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
Cherry Here.

John Cherry, paving contractor, ar.
rived in this city today TO make pre-
liminary arrangements for the wor6
on the loop district paving. Shipments
OF the construction tools to be used on
the Ottawa JOB are now being made
at Princeton.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20

FOR SALE-A small building, suitable
for a chicken coop Size about by
10 feet. Call 294-X.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20

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Unit No. of the Ottawa Rel Cross
chapter will meet tomorrow morning
at 1890 o'clock at the Ottawa high
school to sew garments. A large at
tendance is desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

her'"d I" individual electric motors.
the electricity for which ia ,,,,nii,h 80.
Il $50. TX ilowatt steam -l:,ncr,,l,,- MI,
III Ia" yard. This powcr.hoi,s, also
'nr!udeS compressor. capacity 500
'u"iv feet per minute y sawmin "a
operating in the yard Ia enable such
rough construction timber as is n.o,lcl
!" De manufactured or tn" PROMISES
II" company has constructed a con-
siderable number uf houses for i,s ON
ployccS. and operates a large canto,.
mcnt d"rmitory and mess hail for tho
accommodation Of its employees; also
conducts c"lnnissary in order to sun
ply the families occupying these dwell.
ings.
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BOND LIST

IAN, wr,uu.: r.r.r ~ Old. =.
1.Nt!sntic Coast Ling 1T i,;......-....''... -
4. -. l.. deb T. tBslto } ,aShedl.. -
,t'hcssprsk. aud Ohio e.. ti,s............ II
-Chessp.ske and Ohio ~ js....-........ :
I.irE.t, ard Myers ~ ,h!il ........-...... ;.
i .orillard Tobs""o. - tb'u' .,.........-.. -
'se.hoard Air Line. sdl ".,......-....-. q
= A. L. stamped a. '~.kcd1 .-.....--,.. =
,Scuticrn Railway "a Observation-Disclosures. II
IL s E,r,s,cr.,i - It3j ,b!,.......... 80,
n S E.-,s,cr.d l.. ID: ,b..lI....... .oaS.
h Iihcrty Loan Observation-Disclosures. e,
Il Liberty Loan : ......... 81: o.. .. 80
limited STATE. ste" l.t :. -....... ~,
ava Brown Rro- CTS. Cw, Va .,........ ::
va car. Chemical 60, -: - i.,kcdt.. a
Va Car ,.h.fni..l Co cV. ts........... %
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Emil; NiutrInrni

new YORK, DECEMBER 9Th. ,.,u,,
80, ~ NC t.iIT nous" t.arlsS and
now nat they hold Sl2.37".s.J reserve. in
AcrsS OF legal re,luireincn:e 'TL.s /. 10
.ncr".i$" OF {5i.i 80 from las, ,v...l ."
ne statement follows. ACJu.l ,onuition:
Loans. discount. etc. 81 II. 80. lS.t. 80
cr''S.4. s3I5>iE0. ~
.. an In own rsuitS; m"Inh"r@ Federal -.
-: Sco Oh""A 'dj' >ili,"@.H1 Increase. So
K.,.r%e ia E"l:ral r"ser," banN OF mem.
", o"Ek$' S'hI'"',"H.: lI.rrt a.. SIS viI ga
i:eN"FN" IN own vaults. S'.ir %. rti,s md
s5%1i '"'np"hi'' 'h', >-oil@rr', Increase
Res"rv" i'll dciosit"ri.y. STAT. b.nI. AMI
FuSt C"inpaHi"S. ts.l,aD.0; dec, - & fs, 40
w W., .i"n.nh deposits. s?.5s,.!ss GHi; in
~, NNri time deposits, sleS4a2.ocl: Increase.
scircTlaiion S2i.in;".a: Increase $s..,,
Spcri" !Ac!ud"i In ca and tht $50 Nj -,
az t1 6onn S'"t"@ deposits deducted siG.-
AsSrrfSte r"~"'i". 5-aa"3iGea
So. i35...n -'"'''''' 'h'feaSr.
Summary ~ S'a,. banks and ,r,s, ,,.,,
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On the Curb.

NEW YORK. D-retnb"r 2a-'rhc volume
OF business ou IN" curb TODAY continued
81 iarSc pror"rti0us 'i"spii- III" Shur. Scs.
In, ,h"Nr'l"t Motors continued 20 at
tract attention. Houston OIL Nng Tho "a,
iur" of III" inde;'. ndcnt oil stocks and
scorer "iIIa " FRA" tioual .,lVunC. Th,
h"I"h"" OF the 81! sE;,rrs were ur.c' Min
M, stocks w"r" more active.
-,h" Acin" Explosives. =. a Ia.: i.Grn Chrv-
rH.", so "; 30" Maxim Munitions. a,u
~ A2fth Nm in,p ANA l'ar"t -n2'- y ~
Iuit"n Motors. Isl Il -: 20 i,nit.d STATE.
~" N MP g." 20 5i>: - Anglo American.
!.n.. 80 'tpsd"iI. ~ rs, ~ Federal ,,!i,
-t.g q, i.eD intciu,tion.l Petroleum. i.N
~ " I"h M"rropOiitan I'atru!. '.a. i, II Oil:
i."', Midwest OH. - Il ~: .Cu oki.h0rn -
ana r., 81. l,C',: 51.c"t Okla ho-.., O.. con
- 80. Atlanta sas: son E.g ledge
-. q u. i,"r Boston and aIout.,l. ,n,I a.:
'."f calumet and jerome lar: i,tl Ic,
! on. verde, :-iHf. ip-' Jumbo tx;
- Z" .: 2.-7~ Mother I.ui.. .f.i =. .nj Nin,.'
.r.hS, So ~. .2,1 Sucr-s-, .Yg;,. 10
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SURPLUS RESERVES SHOW
INCREASE OF s35,135,e20
JIoans Decrease SJ} $3.50, 900 and
Demand Deposits Increase SO2,-
OO4 900, Statement Says.
MOTORS LEAD STOCK ADVANCE
All Issues Show Strength and Even
Advance In Face OF Profit-Taking.
Investors Confident Government
Will Give Everybody Square Deal.
ny HROAnAN NALL.

New YORK. December @..-In III" actual
vars !inercascI ,s;.is: 30 i"ans decreased
~" net Til" """" a'pS..;
a hHxed e srsn :, n .n
deposits, d.cr"ascd 5000 ''
,h The s.s stE" a5A%i wa strong
m ,n,, 'his group S,ui"eat%r a',ra.,cd mos, a..
on nes %"S %H s""G%a EsG o
sgT .nH MaSwei w%pc
most impor,an, industrial to mov" upwSri
IN" rao9sd s! was s'Inn Ir ba,s - t.w
signs OF proflt-tskimg.
The ,mos, important feature OF the day
the face OF profit. taking. Investors con-
.4e 90 asa F ,63 aud a ,nf selling
The tnyc.tm"m, World a. who.n Is - nm
from the government, froIn now on.
Tobacco .hare arr s n"inf w W.. " Mn
Siton 10 wh"l"ssie supplies Cor the soldiers
dona tho .,o"i< MARKET trd Of thr bustncss
Tho pool activity Ia toosc.o stock ma ~"
haceo Inannt-G,nr.ts tor .oidi"rt ma "a, be-. ..1
nom Of sn. !" nd @ ;h. ,h ne :Tg
raiders OF The country victorious In III" Ugh
orsanixsd forces against ne ,yissre,'" III
cigarette ~ tho most profitable part oil the
Rsiiro.d ENVIRONMENTS Of the ,p.s, week
sGs c.. men r.u Tor !" o,h hs nc: OF wor hu1
Increasing N. labor snpoi" o. m. .1rh' r.,
,rircd tho formation or several p"ois IN
specia'tics ~ soon a spec l-tofH St' =
Eaniza ton ~ pools ma %" cNpcc''" III many
Ns 20 sriirntcn.a VA Wall s.rc"t t,a, to-
Ycok. nroii... abandoned SINCERE "T"rts 10
~, nciy ,',..ontcra Sow ;h"y ar" start
inE again o:.n.ps!xns az; cduGati'n 20 ina
Irestcr activity Viii natnf"'N ''
SEW ronk s RsfR"; 80. Tn ,a.- G" sa;
surface ,naiSa,,Gns o. sGneir al,,t 're1 sn.nl
csp- ciai rs IN" Erorr OF weston and S"q'm-
western !ssJ's VIM" S'ai"'''" '''' 100
Trading in N" MOTOR wa Or, ~ e. y
,.nsiye s"a''. win si,i"'' Moto.s
Wiiiyx- Overland snd ; :.w ac c!,",,-9
Equipments aud tn" war, n1N son -
,!nt,.d SITE Si.,T tuc,us;ed f.ac,ion"ii,
and under y"S's ria "!"l quotation
cams In sn"Ci.l,i-s were reduced a. n"
cnI heavy selling ensuing on ru"hr, ot !"
British marin" disaster. sales Hin"uh'e" -
The ban statement dlsclo,oi no IT
ror,-nt oh.ng"$ IN iolal m"".o"T> '"t'",
6ecrcas. 81 s..si1.D,. ana last w..A's -
we're d.ain ON r",,r;S- w. pr hi I'm :"
eE Tr.,. su;hor,,r. fSterrc,i to the oos@nr-
ou,loot In rcn'ral lines 81 'raa"' "fn m
:r.-sin= con.'r.s,'sp on ~. "" -, .: ~ n'f
>unusn.lly actiye on IN ENLARGED inouiry fer
domestic issue. Liberty 4 yhsnr"d hHn%,
United Sta'c~ bonds. old Issue. ""r" IN
CHANGED durinT the w'ck exon, M -
NEW YORK. prcenrber . ~>"rc-niile
si!sl.: commercial, s.Nty day biz On banks.
"a comm.":,,e'"l sts'y-I, In. s. %;
8.n" re-. Nc" .s.n ' s% 20, &,
ibonta. r,il. railroad L"Dda .trgnE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

NEW YORK. December 2e--rhc year-cnd
unl", IN cotton good. trading has been
i.S rkcn 10y an unusual iirmncsS in values.
Wid" print cloths h"id steady. and offerings
from Serond hands hav" been very Smail.
me shctttnE markets showed little or n"
change. and with mills closely sold up for
som" months To come. buyers find IL diff
.u' 10 s."nr" many constructions wanted
for quick
~ Er"ti many goods hav. been wthIra WI
from sal" FOR some tim" "a agents do nos
want any NOR" business now. The firm
moss Ia III. staple. TIA" high costs aud
scarcity "t labor. and III" uncertainties ari.-
INK r"m government control nj trnuspor-
'h'i"i, max" II diTfi'u't for manufacturers
ana merchants To vn"ou.aG" operations on
Eonu> for future delivery.
Tn, dominant influence il tn" demand for
, ,,r h.ndi." for var purposes aud tn,
i"na goods used ~ civilian channels. IN
aN"raE' taken OF prices current ON - load
ing lines of cotton domestic, shows /. ris.
OF >, per cent ia year. Many goods ar.
VI 100 yer cent. hut som" others ONLY ~
i"r cent. tn" latter stances being az
ih"rcl 2ndise not h"iR. produced uc,.u.n
looms ha"c h'.cn diverted to government
' ~
Quotations more or less nomlnal. AZ
Is t,u"S:
Print cloths. = inch s,>si-. cents. si>sis.
- cents. Ni:-in"h GiN%i-. III. cents brown
Shc"'li.ES. southern standa rdS. ~ cents :
n"hlitS, -. indigo. S-i2 cents. t!chiuss.
s,"ui,i''. % s.utS. prints. II scents. -tapIc
S'hShHils, l'1 ana Is rents: dress cling
MAINS 4''J ana u :. cents
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,L,-... 49, Ut "f'lil'r ls---l.Ui;.r -t-nrr
-, nte"'f- soot eon@", stead! RIO -
90. r rs G" ,,S oil market Wa uu.o, with
!rla-s ~ "'YHS,.y ~ III" form al yv:,ch ~.
- - '''r' Irregular. 'tD>-l:: "a r.n,- =,
1oH - net !o"er. l.nU0r. sold! - % -
70. S."t'" :. l',sv S.l!es v.r. B. $50 la $50.
IN 81 IN" market w.1 ar-n -, -
n5.i,,to, experimentation h-s -myr.rs..i III.
/. 81 h. .,,- cent Per puIn1 S.lo.
p-,yr. 49,, rim" crude. II - no,n!..I.
No IKE, '' ,iS.si I.fgh s!S My f; RI" Th.
d, :. '.YSlH pI.ct SPOT. none. 4. mn, r.,
- No:'h. i"i;. MAY. !sii .,t.,TT t uar:
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Graphite Dcveropment in c,ro,,n,

|kAPftl ItFlLLE y g.. December
2'.-Ihe General Graphite COMPANY
With Headquarters in Birmincham. Ala
ana which owns the graphite mI,,a,
mere. in order to better dcvclon a.,
properties here will construct a byd-o
electric plant. which is TO cost so,,.
thins like $4,000. The plant win fur-
n'Sn power for Other Industries. a.
Wa'l aS that OF the graphite corupanv
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psnl"S In Greater New York. not inc!ud ID
~ 'l""-'rc house statement
Loan. discounts. etc. S',%.ss.1n: decrease,
Srcc!" ti'.yGi 30: decrease. sG.s37.s2o
>, !."I'i tenders. S.6.tsi:'p. incrcasc. 81.
r@t:l deposits, ..',,5,..ico: dccrcasc. sl-
+ BANKS cash in. vaults, si2.7Gs@ca
Iiu-l ,NnLnHnl,N' n.,sh
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


, NEW YORK. December % Cotton gooi,
mere To-Day wcr" quiet and tirm at the
Linens grow lSurlapl
easier ana WOODEN goods were firm and
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81; 90 50, ": heavy.
$4,000 SlG..i: piss.

,..altis: r"ccip,S. a,o;c. s,cady; native .'".rs.
S,.pp Sl'.@.: stU'i>crS ana feeders. Sj""1i
calves. $S..v.s SisH
Shc"r; receipts. loo. steady wcthcrS.
f'.i"@ tlS.l1. lambs si...5si tis -.
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- . Il. cVT!i.. ~ ca
-! hH!uaL. Va. D.r1-9E.. s.. TO-,

;l,,,,,. ~ Nhi-F CONDITION.
HiCi-!h anG nci, very s.arr.
80 iH sgyc demand: turkeys .rtiv, 80
.-n"E ~ "noi's ..Iarhct Guu ana or.r
me- -. scarce nd in Big ,icni.u,i
M.rh.i ~. IL. IN nm: feeein,s light, iiiies
i.'N' st"cH OF All xmas ~. good ~. >
U''"-s '"H A!sTnet quota tloIs on .rri,. -"''
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
MhOIrsMle Quot n inn. IN t,rrI,,n.
NEW YORK LIVE sroCK MARKET

NV YORK December ce-R.eyes no
Western calves. sii 10 -''
Sh.ep ,and LAMBS. firm: sheep, ,uao;
logs. 10 trading
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HARkEr
CHICAGO. December a.-lIo.s. rrr,ii,.,
.l."''. steady: i,uil S.s % =, a., -, "
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nofl0iK q estern hallway

'.''-i -.'-L-hAtL it...- 40 NOEtoLK
1890 bS.n strcet staIIvt., kI,hn,n, a,
80 .S''' S'.N. 49, -. a.. 200 Il Al
- 49, '" T.. N, I % +. VI.
- - NSi.htsNts .t.Nt lIII. WEST.
- ., w. -, 800 a. NJ: 100 A.. a.. 49,
- "a, t-otdi 10 tts"G. - 30 H. N
.N'1INe ..IG!t:Io.u Iru.. Sortuil. .,,.tn
Z" ~ 20; -" - a.. 's:vc T.. u. erom m.
vest 'bti" A. M, 'r.iv A Nj 49, ~
- I. VI, 'o:l' a. ri. J:ou l.. 81 49,
Lazy ip"'I tAttpt inoay. tSund.,
-. u. Bf:NiiL ~ r. s,t->Drr
= II boAIEl. Il n. -. 3tichmond Wo
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6 NEW 1oi,K 6cccr,ber .e'Tho trend OF
e re''Gr s m15f- wa. .nr n"G "a T., a- md
weT ,hS nrey;og. rl"y 70 YIN y "1 ,,aT s"llgf
Th- 10 raia Enyine. 10 ms s 81" rs.oa, Or
lh. np,urr met IocIi rsaiiznE. and rart al
ssTi,honrh lie lose Va v"ry steady 1t =
Ht Iss OF ,,. TO i; @. leading buyer, III
Che early marf.,. taking March md o.,
from PS%, Wesisrn oh nous" and rrencn '' i'm
r. Nay; Th. Sis sro. s4'rs yrstsrday In
Clay said III south w-s quite willing 10
n .or. d nn nread ,h sy' n Some n9'
porta,ion fa"'ii'ics improved. Marci, mish.
Rer'ss 100 w s9'n ever as for a 9 &, 4sy arts'
res.,ins 800 t.ieT esrk. inslpdinS ei.c5'
sses Of niinS "e;hs nv RS.. fat Tho
h s s.s ysaT u gn21s
tacrt, was very heavy OWNS, to the Christ;
e.nn'cn! demands arc ,kconinE, ihe portion
Gown To- ,o f.sNs fHG ti'"" needs
: Cotton futurS":
a.nysry ... G 81! H IS. !21- c' o.
asysh - 81: sss5 a 49, s 81; : ssi
9n,yy ~ :;a@s S?;;99 :s:,,
sss;ssaot COTTON. quiet; midd'inE, ai.s3c.
%ss; ,M,adl,.s: :is5G; s,ss*. !as,ss. I %sI"s.
1,;ss73I bales.
.xror.s f9 aG %eS Ssies receipts '' bales
, Total for sraS"uN Net receipts S.5s7 LIS
bales: exports 2.:N."@" bales.
+, NEW ORLEANS necembcr s..,--A firm
tndcr1one was apparent in "oi ton hero to-
reports q good spot demand at higher
5'riC"s. Shorts We're inclined to cover and
? mcIcra'" inquiry for long account spramE
Pr sFh" opening was at the advance" and
Shc tnrroNc'ncnt was maintained through
out the day. PRICES ~ their highest hcinE
90 to u points Ut. Tho close was II to IL
points up. Highest levels were reached
pf sti,t IN ut rt,t,.I
fdvanced prices - point. 10 5o.1G for mid
ElinE. now high record. -.
Ano,hc- f"s,uIc working for steadincss
inc day. which brought foreign cluarances
shns far tn, s"ason up 70 about .cn0 Goa
bales. and almost fulfilled predictions by
lmllish trader. that c>p"rts FOR the first
fld year. would he :.ooi-, bairs Reports
pr the recent destruction or capture of
numerous German submarines wcr"
6tradyinE influence were also rompl inlS
1t drought iE Texas. The cold wave now
crossing the helt called attention to weather
conditions In connection with the next
erop
sGlosinE bit: January. :a.65; March, :9Oa;
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.hIoArcan1 x v1.lu HALLWAY

=, -, 4, I'M, :,
- .-ILc Local, .,., -" ~
-,....ca save. I.iae, iB.n,, :, -
- ''IN", .r''.'. ."v a. I-.vU H., -I:vu d,
- ,oIl ->c.yS. Loco. ~, - t:vV y.
. AKA 49, o'tS ~
- ''s"S. 30 a. s'Uo y. From West:
I" a.. 49, ~ i.oo"ts. .4v.io ~, .7:I, IL
S'-''.ea Nhti. -s.-J a. 'y.Iy D. " -
IAN. -I-aScpt sSunuAS
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Atlantic Goastl Inf

ne Standard Railroad Of the South.
no IA rE,fiN" JtLr 20, 1911.
i'Ai;'S LEAVE. isi,ttMOND Daily
f. M M 'r it."'st a~wu'h' 81" A. II. and
!, or Eort"lh; 80 ~. NJ 900 A. ~. 1.oo
!. ~. -';un a., NJ. ) 10 y NJ ' '''
!ot -. " W Ky, NcS,. u., NJ Oh
y ~. 900 T. Nj. {, 3. T.. " a. ~ ''''
90 teteESot'- 100 a. Nj 6:n5 A u
80 y NJ, J.0v y. Nj. $40 A. III 40;
- Nv e. A. ,1''o T. ri. s:G, r. ii.
:. 'T%F H"'ds"ofo a"d Fayetteville: .4:o,
rams arrive Nichmend dally: SOS n
y M ~, y A. $50 4. ~ i!i5
~ =. :, ~ . ~. ! 80 NJ JlI p N
." 4. ~. IL a. Nj. 800 = NJ $50
t.Nt. 90 arrival am. 80 10y.
10 - not guaranteed S''
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NtW YORK PRODUCE ,,,rk,.r

'i 81, ~. -. July: -s.5e: October. .7ao
,, ~, '"'toH, steady. y points ~, sale.
y" 'he SPOT h@j bales. to arr!,. 900 i,si..
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CuICAGo GRAIN u,n1rr

hiHAGo, December -,.-With railroads
1"h'!i. "Dii'H b" ~" cold wave. ana with
,"ru,n's ""nscGncntIy dv'ar:cG. Tho grain
nnsfm.,s i"-d-y had ~ upward .laut
= IN. ,anie Yesterdays flash !.
$500 ;,S'S gained Z. !" !-s net Ia pTp-
: isl""H mere N.ts an advance rai,ih. from
I" 9 INF" oraulc conditions r." tn.
p'-n'thi 81 the 'ruD MAD" th- iiar,l-.'!a- :
q, m, CORN market = tOT.go;I.. conclusion,
b.t4 4 sentiment though. w=s held IN
t''h y! ''rnsn'''' = Ma government MEAS
9. would h',"r' long briug .ao..t .om..
go &c. 9. HUT. Nc"nwhIr rural nnnrlur j.,
~ pi'! llchi. and pit trans. ci!ons X, -.
WHEAT .iI,.r Ulch I.,. ,.to.
Futures not quoted
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-,.Jvalu Az .me nalMay COMPANY

go A'"~'N''t'" south
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o0urnern halfway system

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80 me- N"use SitJ and CAioru--wrsS
, ok River Line--7:S5 y. NJ and a.,
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uaI.y. GASept SUNDAY. Steamer Tram con.
.LItng lvr Baltimore. S'A'
zoo A. NJ. l:2b n NJ. $3.50 ~ Nj Iaiiy:
e'io ": IL. GAcept .'ununy. From LVs,s
rvtnt 3:iv A. "a. ana VIZ r ii o nes'
st"a1ncr Train $50 y. III. uuIIy. excrnt Nn,,
Gay. ~ -no"-
ni.re 90. l.. iiain St rhnnc N,d;.,, ~,
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richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.

Rtrhmo nd Washington Local, Lv. $50 PM,
week Gays; q 10 PM, sundays; Ar. sli.25 AM,
oailI. Frederic ksbUrs Accom-. week da vs. Iy
it!a PM; Ar. ss.lOAM. Ashland Accom- week
days, Lv.s7.225 Al , go PM Ar.:6.S0 AM, 542 PHI
ALBA ticket and baggage Offices not open
TT lhis Train. Main 81. Sta.
N'Erd 81. Sta. tstonpng at Elbal. Elba STA
The Press., 1917-03-22
NO RESTING PEACE

There's no peace and little rest for the one who suffers from a bad back and dista essing urinary disorders.
 Stafford Springs people commended Doan's Kidney Pills. Be guided by their experience.
 Mrs. F o. Prouty, School St., Stafford Springs, says: 1T was so crippled up with rheumatic pains that could hardly walk and at times it was necessary to use two canes to get about. My back never gave me any rest day or night. When I was on my feet my back ached and when sat down there were times when the pains became very sharp I couldn't turn in bed without being seized by that pain. Mornings couldn't straighten up at all Sudden spells of dizziness, pains in my head and spots before my eyes were frequent. The kidney secretiOns were unnatural I finally began using Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the Eaton Drug Store and they relieved me of the lameness and pains and all the other symptoms. I can now walk as good as anybody 7
 Price 500, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that Mrs. Prouty had. FostersMilburn O.. Props, Buffalo, N. r.
The Press., 1917-03-22
WELLINGTON

The annual meeting of the Willing ton Cemetery association will be held in the hall at South Wilmington next Monday at 2.3O p m
 Spring commenced on Tuesday. the 2Oth, not so cold and rough as Monday when winter certainly took leave with driving winds and nipping frosts to mark his weolome departure, and it has not been very strenuous winter as winters go.
 Rev. Harold Austin Gardner came from Chicago last week, stopping of at New Haven with a night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Gardner, and sister, Miss Amy, and coming on next day to visit his grandmother and aunt. His father joined him for Sun day and Monday. They went on to Spencer, Mass, to visit his sister and her family. It will be recalled that Rev. Harold Gardner was obliged to leave his work under the auspices of the American board in Turkey on account of illness. He is much inn proved and with his wife is active in promoting the work in the vest
 There were 49. at Bible school MT. Parker's most excellent sermon was from the words: "We are fearfully and wonderfully made," and treated of the obligation and necessity of teaching the young a knowledge of their physical, mental and spiritual natures, making this of greater inn portance than the traditional Three R's The discourse was very highly commended. The large number of young people present was remarked upon by Samuel Gardner of New Haven and Rev Harold Gardner of Chicago who were present at the ser- vice and deplored the fact now so marked in most churches of the ab- sence of the young who seem to feel that their only duty or pleasure COD sists in attending the Bible school The resignation of Miss Alice W Pratt as superintendent of the elementary department and of the graded work was read and accepted with much regret and Mrs. Brown was chosen to express the kindly sentiments of the school and the affectionate regret that illness made this break necessary. Miss Pauline Ohalker was chosen to the position of superintendent. Miss Chalker would like the children to come at g. 30 next Sunday morning to rehearse the Easter music. There . will be only one more Sunday morn-