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The Republican., 1919-12-25
CAM EASILY REDUCE
HIGH LIVING COSTS
Fri5cs VIII Come Down When Every
cne Puts ShoulSer TO Whesl and
Incrcaoes Volume Of ?rcduC-
ticn.

Past history has proved quite con
clusiyely that you csa no more ie5ls-
late the cost OF liy:=s up and down
than you can stop the tide by build
Ing q sea wall, says Eosar w. Bah
son, national expert II finance. The
basic economic law OF supply and de-
mand always has and always wlu de-
termine prices" he declres, "in spite
u articifcial rescrictions which may
seem to interfere temporarily"
when demand eS-Yeds supply,
prices are bound to rise. With three
hungry men with one loaf OF bread,
but one thing can happen. When sup
ply exceeds demand the reverse is
true. Three leaves OF bread to one
man bring prices tnmblEs down.
The real cause for the present hiCh
level prices is apparent when you
realize that the United States is ex-
porting at present twice the foodstu1s
that It exported q year ago, and three
to four times the amount exported in
formal years. We are feeding Europe,
what's more we must continue to feed
Europe until it gets back en- its own
feet again.
Their crop Of 1919 will help some,
but we must wait until the harvest Of
1920 before they are wholly independ-
ent Of this country If the general
public can be educated to en- appre-
nj ~ hn etA ;s
can be made to see that the welI-5e-
Ing Of CPely ore Of US depends upon
eyery 1aH producing rs ne has never
produced before, supply can be In
creased to meet and exceed this un-
precedanted demand and we shall
weather the storm with everybody
ahead. =
"Under the circumstances, Il ig
cJ~2 oI 4 religious question than At
4accnomic one Maximum production
On The part Of every individual must
DC made a moral Issue. De
creased demand means depression,
and employment and hard times for
cyerybody Increased production viii
meet the situation ard solve the prob
lem"
'But that can cnly be accomplish
cd by every man patti1g his shoulder
20 the wheel, an5 producing as he
never produced before. When
The majcr!ty Of the people were made
to feel that slavery was wrong, It was
abolished. When the majority Of the
people were made TO feel that drink
ing was wrong and were ashamed to
be seen going into se.oon, we got
prohibition
"Yn the same way, when the people
begin ~ look down on the man who IS
not q producer, or who curtails his
production, we shall strike at the tap
root Of the cost Of living problems.
We must go on a producing cam
paign'."
The Republican., 1919-12-25
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Garrett county, Maryland, Letters OF Ad-
mintstratton on the estate of
LEWIS BETHEL
late OF Garrett county, Maryland. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authen-
ticatcd, to the subscriber, on or before the 26th
day or May. 1920 they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate. All persons knowing themselves in
eeDteq 70 said estate are requested to make
imm ediate payment.
Given under my hand this Goth day of
November, 1919
DANIEL l.. BETHEL.
administrator.
r. d. Accident, Md.
The Republican., 1919-12-25
Subscribe for The Republican.
FARM FOR SALE.

This farm is located seven miles south
of Oakland, Nd, and midway between
Sunnyside and Red House. It lies on
both sides of the county road and is
about 1 mile from church and school.
It contains sixty-six acres, about 50
acres being under cultivation, balance
has lot of tie timber on it. This
farm has good orchard, six-room
house and small barn; good water at
both house and barn; bargain for a
quick buyer. Apply to or write
HI. S. BLAMBLE,
Adv. 40-tf R. D. 2, Oakland, Nd.
The Republican., 1919-12-25
PAID FOR FUNERAL

War Savings Stamps are as IN
evitable as death and taxes, and
they benefit the dead as well as the
living
Recently John Kirkiras died in
Dayton, Ohio. He left no relatives
and two who sought to give him a
proper burial were confronted with
difficulty in financing the funeral.
Kirkiras had died leaving no ready
cash, ard the solicitou3 friends
were afraid that public charity
would have to be charged with the
burial expenses.
They discovered, however, that
before he died the man had in.
vested in about 500 of War Say.
ing Stamps A trip to the Dayton
postofice and the observance Of
the necessary formalities enabled
them to pay the undertaker's bill.
The Republican., 1919-12-25
Notice to Creditors.

This Is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Garrett county, Maryland, Letters Of A6
ministration 81 the estate of ~
JOHN r. MITCHELL
late OF Garrett county, MARYLAND, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, tc the subscriber. or or before
the Goth day OF May. 1920 tfey NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from ali bene-
1T OF The said estate. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 26th day Of
November, 1913
GEO. A. FRALEY,
ASA 7. MATTHEWS,
Administrators.
Oakland, Md.
The Republican., 1919-12-25

In way you can't very well blame
a Republican for wanting the rail-
roads taken out of the hands Of
Democratic administration. They want
to get to that Chicago convention.
The Republican., 1919-12-25

The only road to independence
thriftine5s and economy.
The power man puts into saving
measures the power Of the man in
everything he undertakes.
The Republican., 1919-12-25

There are LAO minutes In every
day. If you use FIVE Of them to buy
War Savings Stamps, you still have
1,43s left for other things.
The Republican., 1919-12-25

Rain won't make crops grow unless
seed is in the ground Interest can't
make War Savings Stamps grow un-
less yoHr money is in them. Put your
money il w. S. 3.
The Republican., 1919-12-25

A quarter saved a day means $91 .25
IN a year, or more than s100 if put in
War Savings Stamps.
The Republican., 1919-12-25
T. B. DOMAIN
DISTRIBUTOR OF
MUTUAL STOCK
CONDITIONER

1 desire to call your attention to
the MUTUAL STOCK CONDITION.
Err of which l am special distributing
agent for Garrett county. The condi-
toner is guaranteed against the loss
at the time of its or their death, bas-.
ed on the market value of horses.
cows sheep or hogs; provided it has
been used continually and fed consis-
tent with directions for period of 6
months, under directions given.
The Conditioner is sold wholly as
a preventive of contagious diseases
and not as a food. Each purchaser
will receive written guarantee as to
the above statement. For sale by the
merchant in your vicinity. If he does
not have it, write me.
7. B. DOMAIN, Mt. Lake Park. q
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McMechan Personals.

William Farmer left Yesterday for
Terra Alta. where he will spend some
TIM, for his h"aIrl. ~ ~, ,+
h,r home ON Marshall street 70" ScFeral
DAYS is now on In" road To recovery.
III - Pauline Haynes. of Buckhahnon'
,s visiting friends her" for several Gays.
Thomas N"cman - now on me roau ~
rrrovrry after several days Illness.
Red P"ffrnhauch. Of Wheeling was
visitor m tbs city last evening.
John 'usick ha~ returned home atter
a brief visit at larkrrsburE "''A
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure, are the
rroud parents Of 4 dLuCht"r.hoth m"thcr
and daughter arr getting along nicely.
l,ynr Burns, al MoundSyiile. spent
yesterday in this c:i% on business. a.,
Howard Oliver. representative or the
Jnhr = NayInr company. of wheeling
was a business visitor in this Guy yes
trrd2y. . ho-
home IN Marshall street.
The daughter &C Mr.. and Mrs. George
HARRISON IS confined n her nome on
TGr Son ~ MIR AMI Ms. Harry Knapp
js III =, his home on Marshall Strs"t.
frss Hart. MHn has hrru spending
number of days At Charleston. has re-
:ururi home.
Liiilr Lee Nichols Is improving slow
u after several weeks lllHrs$.
Harry Refer has purchaser ne"
racing r"r. ,,,
Mrs Virginia Dean. who h1s been III
4. hr. Mrrur ~; l.'%oN street for several
laws is improving Slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Samn'l St,!lWaEnn pay.
returned home after a short visit AZ
r: r, W. Krffrr sacnt yesterday in
MrunLsvil,r on business. -,
M-a Anderson continues seriously III
~ r.r home IN Flf:h street.
N,.s Nrrrlil IirCS.'lrr - 20!T 10 Df
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STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

>.,.,,- Work. O.: II An Irregular
nntrr s,nr DEVELOPING into H"t ,>t. 49,.
y fyjrnrrl:s rally ~ Wid-GAf ~" .u,,
violent reaction IN gre I,,''' cS,rg-rs o.
MARI 'Cxk.,-emrIv active and unsettled
stock market. .... ,our when
sprCu,ativ" .ssnrS 90 "I'' - vents over
pom ruhIr ho!iday. especially tAH ihG;,H,
~ Situation. which was lN''"S'''"
~ local labor Disturbances -,.ht,.r
oS ,,,itns during the mid-S"SSi"N. WI, -
,or,-.'I -rImccd early losses anu ST.
, "a. s..,r-1l noteworthy hjSa rccorE
ar,nrr,naai,d the initial pc, ten' ,o,n
Soan r,,,r and more hopeful adHIces from
steel ccutcrS. ,o+s- began
r.r..r call oans jumped 10 - per
ord ;I,1 - -. an additional per 't ~
- Maid. according 10 report u" "''
industrial Collateral. ,.,c ,or- car
Ery.reais of the last max h'u' 80
'-;'6 s.r,,is equipments ard various SI" -,
r;oI.;rs 10 lowest levels ana li'PH,,' w.
allies ciscwnclr by "n"-hAu
thirds. The market close sG 10 Sales
able disorder. with wS2N ,"''''
amounted 70 l.6T5.h"n SNARE. q, o.
""fI,od S,atrs Steel suffered an
.rems ne loss Of about g. gnnln',',%n :" hut
worst. railing tt %rt% i.ss resistance.
& %a" n2ininHur,s by General M" I,,,'|',
Stntz I,isrcr Arrow. Mexican 'I" 'nrt,.J
and and iidH & leather p:"tr,TTirnrG AT af'' th@
away under thr h Eir%ho irwin, Which also
end :"' n%w record, retained Of It's
II T T%e' funds reflected III? , s5rnS SaId
cali money marE"t pr T nHric It'''N Nod ;
on ind@s,ria xsr toF m s% on prime c"lat-
e. - / IN sS Excepting tnH
f fiSer ~ bonds were heavy with the S Sas.
araI bond list. internattonalS also Src rSs
ing. P@ GA MOO o,d United states bonds
So-e unchanged on call.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Oct. IL Hogs. r"G"irls
IS. OOn: estimated tomorrow 1000; most =
~ 30 cents lower. Heavy $liGL a
liS5: m"llium $3.50 q 1890: light
$li@i n 'I4.GO: light light $l%.." q
! 80. heavy weight. Sows. smooth Sl"."V
a li.O0: packing %"ws. rough $500 n
1850: pigs Sl%.I0 n li.au.
Cattle, receipts l6.ooo. "stimntrd to-
morrow 1000: unsettled. Beef steers:
Medium and heavy weight Ia 'hoiCe AMI
primo $685. ~ 1873: medium and good
Sln.75 ~ lh.7i; common SS."5 n 1913:
light weight. good and Ch"iC" 81 200 q
1850: common and medium $50 Ir
400: hatcher cattle. h"I("rs $i.@5 q
l4"5: COWS SIS - l".In: tanners and
cutters $500 " 6.nr. Veal calves $3.50
a l7.50: feeder s,""rs SI.N0 q 1900;
stock"r steers SG.Un q 1900: western
range steers $3.50 q Hes.
Sheep. receipts 1000; estimated to-
morrow 10000, slow. Lambs. $l2on n
Ewes. medium. good ana choice S6.75 u
las: calls and common $500 e zoe;
breeding SOS II HIS.
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family to GAINESVILLE. Mr. Lee Kemp,
u: Belmont. has purchased the Moor
head property and is moving here.
Misses Edith and Alta White. OF Iowa,
are visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James White. OF Badgcrsburg.
Mrs. Hattie Fulton has returned TO
her home here after spending year
with hcr son At coryapolis. Pa.
Mrs. John Murphy was business
caller at Cambridge on Wednesday.
Miss Matte Gregg Is still growing
weaker.
Grandma McGcath IS still quite sick:
Misses sara and Lyde Dudley and
guest. Miss Lottie Normecutt very
Pleasantly entertained Mrs. ]. w. Per-
kns and daughters, to dinner. on Tues
day.
MIR and Mrs. Henry Cocn. OF Loratn.
are with friends here and at BarnesVille..
Zelda Perkins Is visiting this week
with Bcllalrc and Armstrong; friends,
Olive q. Perkins visited her friend.
Miss Louise Kirth. Of Neffs. on Friday
Mr.. John Dudley and family. OF War
wood. was pleasant callers at the park
on Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Shcnnawol!. ~ Pittsburgh.
who has been spending some weeks at
the Wasman cottage. has returned ho~e.
J. W. Perkins was 4 business caller
at BarneSvllle on Monday.
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BETHESDA

Roy. anil Mrs r'r"its. Of jefferson.
have arrived n IN" parsonage. IL"
preached 4 very able disC0urs" sunday
morning. IIr Is very fav"rabiy received
ny his congregation.
The enrly beginners VII he tn" happy
fn!ehers in the Inerll!G"ne"r'a Au;omo-
Bile and Diamond campaign.
Roy. Charles Kirk and wife moved on
Monday to their property recently n"r-
chased at Barursviiln. TIL" nclGhhors
regret very much TO have them 20.
A good tlmcH social was enjoyed by
rho members OF tire high school. at the
school house on Monday evening.
Tha Homo Guards r'"t Monday even
TIM, AZ The hn,rr &c their superintendent,
Miss Elizabeth MrNil,rn.
Tho Wnnau's liCmc Missionary So
cIctv Will attend N" Group meeting TO
i've Fold ut III" belmont VI. T.. church on
Thursday. There Will be an AL day seq
sion with box lunch.
Tho Young Woman's Missionary So
r!cty mot with Miss Rhea Wilson on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Osborne. Of Wheeling. g spend
InC aomc time with Mrs. liCniy li"linSs-
worth.
Miss Hattie Harry - with her sister.
Mrs I.Nv Davis. NJ Belmont. Il. y. She
continues uIii" i'll
Mr.. Henry Monrhcad has moved his
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MARYLAND REFINING
CO.'S new PROPERTY
Recent Issue of MARYLAND News Gives
TO Newly Acquired Lands.

TIL. recent purchaSc by tho Mariana
ErIIuIng CDMpany Of Il Nu"Tal SNARE VA
valuable oil properly IN the Usage Sc
ton Of Oklahoma. ~ ui great 1ii'cteSt
mere. brclus" II tn" lars" hu'hp'r "
Wheeling people VIII" are lHt'I'a'cu III
thV MlrIand Cu!IIi|ln! e.
The recent !SSac Of "Marland News
gives some very interesting lnlorilitlion
regarding tEr lhrc" quarter sections puL-
chased By MLrland and the khy count!
prIcc ever paid Tor OIL leases IN Usage
county was paid. This announcements
SHyS: r
'rIiz Aurin, head Of tn" suh-Surtace
department, has worked up the i"Il""'h6
information about the three quarter Sec
| lions bought by Marllud lt"lIning and
kay County Gas Companies and others
! ~ tho Usage sale. 'MumdaH, for when
. they paid the highest prIc" ever pald LOT
! OIL iClS"S II Usage county: h'Sc III ~,
/ quarter sections ar" the Dr"t pieces VI
propcrty ever offered al an Usage sale
! and IN: Favorable op.n.un with which
! they were regarded was DeSt SHOWN NY
tE. spirited bidding by several COM
f tract e1-s57l,ooo.
Tract NJ. I'll Is III" South'"H' quar!.T l
, of section 2i-2i-9 east InIS tract OIL
! sets PRODUCTION on the Sktily lease IN
| ,h, southwest quarter OF tho same sec
I lion. III" durct Offsets 10 TINS trhct
! arc Nos. ANA IN. No. had IN lnllla'
prrducl!u3I If - barrels. No. 10 had an
| initial pruLurii"n of ~ barrels. The
! northwest quarter OF tins %r'tl"h mas ~
: producing wells averaging an INITIAL
production Of 100 |" 800 barrels
/. Tract 62-S545,ooo.
THIS tract - III thu northeast QNdrl"r
= of s,.,ri,n 2G-@i-9 cast II offsets pro
+ diir'n:u IA the southwest quarter of Il.
: noIi hNrs; quarter al - and southwest
. quarter Of -. tn" INITIAL production OF
the Gypsy pIl ''onEnny'S lease IN the
northwest quarter If - ranges from ~
: t. ruu barrels. Tract g. offsets four
producing wells un TIA" GYPSY lease. IN
tn" southwest quarter of - Sk"llE No. =
Il Diagonal offset to Tract -. had an
mt Il rruduC;!UE Of !"p barrels. IN inc
s"U,3m - quarter of - Middle states
NJ. t. has an initial production of "Ou
=! An the production adjoining tracts
CT and -" j. from IA" Barll"svIlc sand
found at an average Of 2u5o feet. ThI
largest producer brought III 50 far ~
lh!S Mrld - that Of Foster It al NJ.
IN the northeast quarter Of 3D. which IS
estimate /" haT" had an mutual pr"duc'
tiun of zoo barrels. This well IS ON,
ha,f milo north of lraC' %.
Tract 79-S62o,oOo.
I'll < tract ~ The northwest quarter 81
l3i--.-! East. II Utts,iS Production I,
III. urrlh ana w.; winch IS IN IL" Far
ii">l III" sand ;uuNd 81 an average d"rtf
of "n15 feet. Th" ',i'SiIn' N". ! IN the
n'Ylh'Hsl CliHri'r "i g: = 4 direct offset
u 'j,r irI,i. tn estimated luIt.hl pro-
Guctiru OF which WAS l"uU barrels In
tn" Suuth"a~l quarter at -. 4 diagonal
offset Ia tract -. the Garter No. Il had
an initial rr"dIItl"n II ~ barrels In
IA" S"ntAN' i G"tr''r 81 - III" M'd-t"
Ne :. Il direct offset Ia tract - - rsLl-
match II have hai NJ initial yield Of
- - barrels.
| Practically al Production "frs"tlins
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HITTER. EGGS. CHEESE

NEW YORK. Oct. li---liuttcr strong
Creamery. higher than extras g. 'gc y
is; creamery. extras 90 Scorr) Coz Il
ID: iIrsi$ ID" u 6b: packing stock. cur
rent mak". No .. Ito.
Eggs. firm. fresh gathered cx'raS g."
n 81: extra irStS C." n 65: firStH toe
II 81: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western h"mm"ry whites. lin" lev fancy.
Sac n s.. state. cnnSEiVania nnd near
10y h"nnCry whites. ordinary to prime
tnr II 81. state. Pennsylvania and near
10y hCnn"ry browns tOr A" -. do. g:TSh-
cred browns and mixed Cu,0rS fGr n 80
Cheese. firm: state. wh"lc milf, na,A.
current max" Sr"CiHlS &nH. 4, : !, do
rv"rnE" run 30" Il SOL: state. Who'll"
milk twins. current make S1rCinlS 3nc
q Hnf2: do. average run "ji2C Z; @9%.
Flour dull
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MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. oct. li--M"rcantilc pa
per q b.. Sterling G0-dny bIlls
i.l5'.: commercial 60-dHy bills ON banks
i.l"ia: ""mrh"rc!aI day hills 49,: de-
mnmd il''. "nh!rs i.I>'2. Frau"H de-
unnd 81. cables SIS. t;uIld"rS. de-
mHud X \ cHhirH IS. l.ircS, drman!
l0lu: cables l"UE. Marks dcmHnd $50.
cables -. ';"i"rmru'nt bonds. weak:
railroad bonds hrnvy.
TIInc loans. StrrrG: co days. 20 days
and Il months hIl
I'all money. strong: high Il: low s;
ruiin% rat" \: 'l"S.u.: hid 1t: offered NJ
l.; last loan -. lianH n"C"ptnVr"S iM
At tn" close call loans advanced e.
II percent for mIN"d collateral. - per.
cen, being pH!I tor AL iuIustrialS.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. n"I. II -Th'r" was no
chang" III tn raw sugar a. far ~ III"
old crop - concerned with centrifugal
quoted ~ sG@N Ia tl" rlin'r. Latest
advice from cuba .r"r"ri heavy rains
in some Parts Of his island with ON"
mill SIM Grindnr
The board r"I"rI"d no purchases.
In refined sugar. IN" harhrr difficult
tics ar" interfering with the deliveries
Of raw sugar and :'Nnl" rCiin'rS have had
10 "uriaI th":r output. while some wore
said - h" shut down entirely. Prices
mr." unchanged n cents for fine gram
ulHtru.
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social time. The meeting was "cAl al
Nat Taet EveninR

Tho members az the Red cross 30
ci,.iI held 4 meeting last evening in the
public school auditorium at which tine
the society mad" plans 10 form cla"s
tn TAX. care of the sick in this clty:
Miss Laura Chaddrrk. superintendent OF
The Glendale hospital. is instructor OF
the class Miss Chaddock talked to the
ladies' about the work and there are 4
number Of the people Of the city taxing
nm inc work. The class was formed ana
thcv are 10 hold a meeting each week 1t
which lime they VIII be instructed upon
the work \ nUmhrr Of the n"lEhoorlnS
cities have formed similar classes anu
find them real beneficial.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Ohio. oct. ii-Cl"y"r%'~d
rrI,u., rn,h s3I.-U: Ort"h"r $3i.1h: Doc
"mbrr :%naO: January sells: February
SCI =: March $Il.l".
AlS,ko. pr,r" rrsh s29.55: October
s"9 81: DrCcub"r s2H.;5: Mnrih $2?.h3.,
Timnthv. rrrm" rnsh ~ :. S'.""; CAST
rolS, $5.35: cash 1919. $5.GTi. nrt"hrl
56e:.: December $I.7n: March S'.SJ
April s5.Sci:.
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ps,,phtfully Surprised.

Mrs Ed Morris was delightfully."- sup
pr:s..d last evening when IN" inciiperS
rT District No. ut the Ladies Ala So
ri.,v - the First NJ. T.. church. gather,
"a at her home on F.fth street. She had
mo milling Of their coming and IL proved
rrcat surprise. \ delightnl cE"E'mE
Us sp.ut in music fancywnrk anu
,tI,r Jivcrsinng At = late hour
trulutiny luncheon was served.
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VISIBLE GAIN.

NEW YORK. oct It'll" v:sihl
supply ~ Nm"rican aud bombed Era.:
shows tho following changes:
Wheat Increased j.6N5.n00 bushels.
Corn decreased 5I4.o0O bushels.
oats decreased 1000 bushels.
rye increased go. hNG hush"ls.
harley decreased 81 non bushels.
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leo Plant vii! Soon Bo Under Way.

tnVlrnr1H VIII 4" Irt his WNrk Tor
ihr hU!ld!ns of tho rev Ice plant IN this
,';y. Parts OF Tn" machinery have al
ready b"rn ordered md tho remainder
VII ~" IN Il f"w dnyg.
III" new plant will bo modern n
every respect and will Nc rushed 10 ear
y '"mrl"ttnu. Afirr ;'c contract Is let
"a" work IL expected tn follow immr'
dlniriy. T!.ry havc occurred II lot total.
'!rE 40 fee; hy 1875 frct. and Ia located
near tho l"ra! dam. &. II. Wilson. Of
M"uuHEY!iir, hHE Interested Il number OF
local I"uulo and n.sn Mnundsvilln hus!-
ness 'ncu In tn" rr"Jcrt, and a lari:o
amount 0c stock has hr"T subscribed.
The company expects Il capital from
81 nnO 10 500 N0N.
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. oct. lI--linal prices L..
day were: 2i?'H SION II: first - $H:..on
scr"Nd - $H".An: FIRST -. : $Ai."u; s"c
end tl,'S S9S@i: third -. = S2T.."
fourth 49, $93?H: Victory 3. 5 s9?.SO
NIr:nry -, = seas
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NO SETTLEMENT MEAN.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 14.-Hope Of an
carly settlement OF the longshorcmen
strike which has practically tied W
shipping at ,hs port apparently vanish
ed today. when s. T. Demilt, president
of tho New Orleans Steamship nssocia
ton, again refused TO consider demands
of tho longs horcrr"n's union for an In
creased wage scale.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. oct. li--C0ttOn goods
were lrm. the markets hcsltalrnE be-
cause 'Uf sharp adNanr" IN cotton.
Yarns w'r" very firm. with demand ac-
Tive. M"n'S wear was irregular ON III.
COar*"r grades Eaw ~ill, was steady.
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Met Last Evening.

The members Of tho knights Of pyth-
as lodge mot last evening In their lodge
rooms. There RrC n number or Candl'
ia;"s NJ fer irritation and Snvrra! hUS!'
u"ss u,aItrrs were tlkrn up and discuss.
- I'll" n,"itri.; waH W"ll attended rc'
HurdlrAN ~ t'lr iI.SAErccabln weather.
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Tnnct Pnstnonhd.

The transformations toast wh;cn vas "
h,r hen ,.iyrn las; evening by MeSsrs.
TLsar GallIgh.r and Spencer McCombS.
was postponed. dm" 10 the disaErecapic
weather. The affair Will DO gwen ~
date
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Kin1'a Heralda.

The Kings ilrraldH society ~ tho
FIRST NJ. f.. church met last evening IN
The pnrlrrA Of the church. After spend
ing u short time IN Bible study the re-
maindor of the evening WAS spent In n
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WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. II. ~.
Reported by A. F.. MastHn & O.. nom.
Aers New York Cotton Exchange. Second
Floor. National Bank OF W. Va. Bldg.
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NY, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. va. oes: ~ ~, E
E9rn'S s co me Members Of the New YGrk
stack E Exchange. National Bank lana lana
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Outside Motor Stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va" Oct. -. 10.
Reported by A. T. Maat"n Co.. mem,
oers Pittsburgh stock Exchange. SECOND
Floor, National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.