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CHAPTER XIX.

Col. Seth Pennington was thoroughly
crushed. Look which way he would
the bedeviled old rascal could find no
loophole for escape.
you win. Cardigan" he muttered
desperately as he sat in his office after
Shirley had left him. "Youve had
more than a shade in every round thus
far. and at the finish you've landed "A
clean knockout. If had TO fight any
man but YOU"
He sighed resignedly and pressed
the push-button on his desk. Sexton
entered. Sexton" he said bluntly
and with slight culver in his voice,
my niece and l have had a disagree
ment. We have quarreled over young
Cardigan. She's going to marry him.
Now, our affairs are somewhat in
volved, and in order to straighten them
out we spun coin to see whether she
should sell her stock in Laguna
Grande to me or whether l should sell
mine to her-and l lost. The book
valuation of the stock at the close of
last years business. plus ten per cent
will determine the selling price. and l
Shall resign as president. You will.
in all probability, be retained to man
age the company until it is merged
with the Cardigan Redwood Lumber
company-when, imagine, you will be
given ample notice to seek new job
elsewhere. Call Miss Summers attor-
ney. Judge Moore. on the telephone
and ask him to come to the office at
nine O'Clock tomorrow, when the pa
pers can be drawn up and signed.
That is ALL"
The Colonel did not return to, his
home in Redwood boulevard that night.
He had no appetite for dinner and sat
brooding in his office until very late
then he went to the Hotel SeQuoia and
engaged room. He did not possess
sufficient courage to face his niece
again.
At four o'clock the next day the
Colonel, his baggage, his automobile.
his chauffeur and the solemn butler
James, boarded the passenger steamer
for San Francisco, and at four-thirty
sailed out of Humboldt bay over the
laundering bar and on into the south.
The Colonel was still rich man, but
his dream of a redwood empire had
faded. and once more he was taking
up the search for cheap timber
Whether he ever found it or not is a
matter that does not concern u.s.
At a moment when young Henry
Poundstone's dream of legal opulence
was fading, when Mayor Poundstone's
hopes for domestic peace had been
shattered beyond repair, the while his
cheap political aspirations had been
equally devastated because of a GER
tain damnable document in the posses
sion of Bryce Cardigan, many events
of Importance were transpiring. On
the veranda of his old-fashioned home
John Cardigan sat tapping the floor
with his stick and dreaming dreams
which for the first time in many years
were rose-tinted. Beside him Shirley
sat, her glance bent musingly out
across the roofs of Sequoia and on to
the bay shore, where the smoke and
exhaust steam floated up from two
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure.

VATEEREAS, Jalisco H. Foster of Montville,
w County of Waldo and State of Maine,
bv his mortgage deed dated July 3rd. A. ID.
1886, and recorded in the Waldo Registry of
Deeds. Book 247. Page 172, conveyed to Glenn
ent and Cushman of said Montville, certain
parcel Of real estate situated in Montvlle and
bounded as follows. to wit:-Commencing at
the road near G. Carter's at the corner be-
tween said Foster and c. P. Carter's land and
running in a northwesterly course about two
hundred rods to land of c. A. Gilchrist; then
in a southeasterly course on said Gilchrist's
land about sixty rods to the corner of the
Knowlton lot; then in a southeasterly course
about two hundred rods to the main road at a
corner near said Fosters house; then On the
road in southwestery course about sixty rods
to place of beginning, containing about 80
acres, more or less.
And whereas James J, Clement of Clement
and Cushman. by his deed of assignment dated
September 25th. A. d. 1897, and recorded in
the Waldo Registry OF Deeds, Book $50. Page
270. assigned all his right. title and interest in
said mortgage to Frank A. Cushman. and
whereas. ssid Frank A. Cushman by mis- deed of
assignment dated March 31st, A. D. 1898. and
recorded in the Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book
253. Page AZ. assigned SAID mortgage to Weslin
d. Gilpatrick of Weston. County of Aroostook
and State of Maine; and whereas the said
Weslin D. Gilpatrick by his will duly probated
devises and bequeathed all his right, title and
interest in and to the above described premises
to his wife. Olive Lucinda Gilpatrick of said
Weston, and whereas Arthur d. Gilpatrick. the
duly and legally appointed and authorized ad-
mnistrator of the estate Of the late Olive
Lucinda Gilpatrick aforesaid. has assigned
said mortgage to me. the undersigned. and
whereas the condition of said mortgage has
been broken, now therefore, by reason Of the
breach of the condition thereof l claim fore
closure Of said mortgage.
Signed E. F. GII.PATRICK.
Datei at Weston, Maine, this 18th day of
June. A. D. 1890. Sw26
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For Sale

A FORD TIT { I in good CO..
New tires all around.
G. B. MARSAN,
tf22 elf asst, Ma
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Shirley: You don't mean tit"

"Shiriey: You don't mean it?-
Il do mean 1t. l have always meant
it. I love you. dear, but for all that
you must not build that road"
He stood up and lowered above her
sternly. 81 must build it. Shirley. I've
contracted to do it, and must keep
faith with Gregory of the Trinidad
Timber company. He's putting up the
money, and Tn to do the work and
him now"
Not for my sake?" she pleaded. He
shook his head. II must go on" he
reiterated.
DO you realize what that resolution
means to u.s." The girls tones were
grave. her glance graver.
II realize what it means to mel"
She came closer to him. Suddenly
the blaze in her violet eyes gave way
to one of mirth. "Oh, you dear big
BOBBY" she cried. 81 was just test
ing you" And she chung to him. laugh
I ing. 'You always beat me down-you
always win. Bryce, dear, I'm the La
guna Grande Lumber company-at
least I will be tomorrow. and / repeat
for the last time that you shall not
build the n. c. O.-because Tn going
to-oh. dear, l shall die laughing at
you-because I'm going to merge with
the Cardigan Redwood Lumber COM
pany, and then my railroad shall be
your railroad. and We'll extend it and
haul Gregory's logs to tidewater for
him also. And-silly, didn't l tell you
you'd never build the n. c. or
"God bless my widowed SOUL" he
murmured, and drew her to him.
In the gathering dusk they walked
down the trail. Beside the madrone
tree John Cardigan waited patiently.
well" he queried when they
joined him, ''did you find my handker-
chief for me. SOM"
81 didn't find your handkerchief,
John Cardigan" Bryce answered. "but
did find what suspect you sent mo
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo.


Frank j. Cheney makes oath that be 10
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., dong business in the City of Tole.
do, County and State aforesaid. and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of HALLS CATARRH MEDI.
zine. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December.
"A u. 1890. A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken inter-
nally and acts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials free.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
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Disclosure of MORTGAGE

VA HEREAs. Wilson A. burning of Wr....
w port. in the County of Waldo AMI state
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated the tv,e.s.,
day of August A. d. 1919. and record, n
Waldo Registry of Deeds. Volume 326. al ps,s
40S. conveyed to me, Daniel l. Gould of ham,
gor, County of fenobscot, State Of Maine
certain lots or parcels of land with all h.t,4
ings standing thereon situated at Elhnpws5-..
Corner. Town of WinteIport, County Of VA.
do, State of Maine, bounded and uescrih-t as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the iuuctl.r
the road leading from Bald Hill Cove. social.
ed, to said Ellingwood's Corner, with the Rad
leading from Winterport Village to said Z .er.
woods Corner; thence easterly by SAID .lt
Hill Cove road to land of Albert Perkins ..a.
veyed to himby Fred Perkins, tn ance southern
by land of said Albert Perkins to land OF Is al.
ter 5. Llttlefield; thence westerly by iaui II
said Littlefield to land of Fred Perkins, thence
northerly by land of said Fred Perkin. I'd.
corner in said Perkins land; thence westerly
by said Perkins northerly line to the v .rsss.
port road aforesaid; thence northerly bg ssa
Winterport road to the point begun at
Also a certain lot or parcel of land situated
IN said Wlnterpor', lying on both sides q the
road leading from South Newburgh to the -osd
leading from said Ellingwood's Corner to Mon.
! oe. and bounded and described as follow
wit; Beginning al spotted spruce tree ~ tue
westerly line of Albert Edmunds, former d!
Washington Carleton; thence north fouy i-,
grees east on land of said Edmund's seventy.
FUR DDS. more or less, to beech tree; thsgfe
south sixty-eighty degrees west, by land D..
Walter Clement and land of Herbert .ag.
wood. formerly of Nathan and Joseph Ntt-
ney, eighty-on rods, more or less, to .sa.a
tree; thence southerly by land of Hrs.a0
EliingWood forty. three rods, more or less. e.
stake and stones; thence easterly by 'aag Z
Everett Bartlett twenty two rods, rau--
less, to the point begun at being subject SO.
road as now laid out across the same.
Both of said parcels of real estate BEN --
same conveyed to Wilson A. DuIning by N..-
ley Eihngwood by his deed of warrant lr.t
April II. 1912. recorded in Waldo Regl-. "
Deeds. Book 30S Page 49,
Also boiling spring and right of w. B.
all times to said spring. which is loogt.f
the land of Fred W. Ellingwood, betwtet .s
X. 2. Hall and the buildings formerly ,t.s.
by Manley Ellingwood Being the same
veyed to Wilson A. Burning by Fred W .--
wood by his deed of warranty dated Aa- O.
1912, recorded in Wald, Registry of .-r-
Book 307. Page POS
And whereas the conditions of SAID -g-
gage have been broken by the mortgag ..e
said Wilson A. Burning, now thereto .y
reason of the breach of the conditions .-e-
of, l. the said Daniel |. Gould, claim r--.
closure of said mortgage.
Dated June %, 1920
3w27 DANIEL l. GO.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. The ,rs
scriber hereby gives notice that she has bsas
duly appointed Administrative of the estate ~
DELES1IN whitaker, late of Trov
IN the County of Waldo. deceased. and giy.,
bonds as the law directs. All persons bsv veg
demands against the estate of said dscaa.asS
are desired to present the same for sett,ems,,
ana all indebted thereto are requested to MAJ.
payment Immediately.
EDITH A. WHITAKFR
Troy, Me-, June 8, 1920
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ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE Thu .u
scribsr hereby gives. notice that she mas ~
duly appointed administrative of the eststs =.
HENRIETTA B. DRAKE, late of Frapst,..
In the County of Waldo. deceased, and Oiv..
S ponds as the law directs. All persons hayiUs
demands against the estate of said deca,s-ss
are desired to present the same for settIe,ass'
and all indebted thereto are requested to ma.
payment Immediately. sag
LILLIAN H. PAKKFp
Frankfort. Me-, June s, 1920.
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. The subscr,,-.
hereby gives notice that she has been drl'
appointed executrix of the last will and tesla.
ment in the State of Maine of
HAYWARD PIERCE. late of San Diey.
in the County of San Diego, State of Calf,
mia, deceased. All persons having demsn5,
against the estate of said deceased are desIr15
to present the same for settlement, and oil
indebted thereto are requested to MAKE psr,
ment Immediately to my authorized aga5,
Hayward PIERCE. Frankfort, Me.
KATHARINE P. SCRIpP,
San Diego, Calf. June 8, l92J-2g27
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Probate Notices

At q Probate Court held at Belfast, With,
for the County of Waldo. on the Ia. 40
Tuesday Of June. A. D. 1870. ''a
A certain instrument purporting to h. !,
last will and testament of James N Pa we
ton. late of Searsport, in said County of S Ss'
do, deceased. having been presented 70, va
bate with petition praying that said wi i Yr o.
allowed and that letters testamentsry Dc
to her. Florence F. Pendleton. she BEN ,'s ~
executrix named therein. without bond, II ls
ing SO provided 10 the will 0s'
Ordered. That notice be given to all us,.-
Int estedby causing a copy of this order ~
published three weeks successis ly in @
Republican Journal, newspaper publisbs5 as
belfast. that they may appear at a Proh.aI
Court. to be held at Belfast, within ana s
said County. on the second TUESDAY of t lf
next. at ten Of the clock before moor. and A. ~
cause, II any they have. why the same sb,s".
not be proved, approved and allowed. -l
ELLERY BOWDEN, judo
"A true copy. Attest:
CHAS E. JOHNSON, Regist.,
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back for-and that is perfectly Won
derful daughterin-law for your
John Cardigan smiled and held out
his arms for her. This" he said. sis
the happiest day that l have known
since my boy was born
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The full list of DR.. Humphrey Remedies for
internal and external use. meets the needs OF
families for nearly every ailment from Infancy
to old age-described in Dr.. Humphreys Manual
mailed free.
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TIGHT MONEY IS
FOLLOWED BY
PRICE LOSSES

NEW YORK jar. 1.-THE NOV ement
Of prices on the stock exchange To-Day
was one ~ almost steady retroGreSsioa.
prominent shares In the various Specu-
la,ive divisions forfcittng thre" TO ten
points under persistent pressure.
Foremost reasons for the setback were
provided by further signs OF lnNeNihtc
money conditions and reports that the
local federal reserve bank might deem II
advisable To order another advance IN
interest and discount rates.
Foreign affairs were projected into the
situation and furnished an already con-
NdNnt boar faction with fresh anWun-
followed by new points OF discount Tor
German and Austrian. exchanges.
Call loans Huctuatcd between S per-
cent. the initial uuotttlUN. 10 - percent
\ the rnsl hour. Virtually no loans
were reported IN tn fun" money mar
kr,. although So per""nt "aS e'd Tor
Almost the oaly hopeful tcatur" Of
the session WAS presented 10y the weekly
surveys Of the steel industry. E\c"p'-
INK T.. $ Steel, which was relatively
~t"ady. 'h' muUntiug inquiry Tor nm
'>h"d products was without i"uu' nee:
Weakness Was again marked IN oils.
motors. S.rciS and associated issues
Sh,ppiugs, tobacco. food and textile is
slioS also suffered substantial impair
r'"at bur metals and . few OF III" un-
classified SpeCialticS were comparatively
"-m. Sales amounted {" Ill, "."'N shares.
The rCac'lUu IN IN" stock market rN-
t"ndod 10 thu houd list Liberty ISSUES
displaying especial W"lku"SS on heavy
offerings NmnnE irtsruHtl"ualS the on"
striking feature was All advance Of l."
i'p:E's IN Japanese ~ percent bonds.
Total sales (par valuel were l5,&5n, 600.
Old L. s. bonds were unchanged on
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SUGAR
NEW WORK Ian

NEW YORK. Ian. li-There was nc
chan.r in the local raw sugar maTkel
tudny W. liz there were various rlh.ol
~ circulation in regard u transactlous
no business was actually confirmed
The - rumors include sales to 2 out.
mort refner at lec cost and freight fol
prompt shipment Cubas and II &c cos
and freight to GIlfport retners. ,LG,
ralIv. huyrrs seemed inclined To hole
III and avail; Developments IN conhGc'
li.n with the strike al some OF tne
f,r-ISr with IN. shir,ncnl Of sugars al
ready purchased. PAGES we're neld a!
i2r for Clkas cos, and freight, prompt
shIrnent, equal to sos for centrifugal;
The market for refined WAS uncnangeo
=, II f. l6C for GRADUATED with refiners
Increasing their allotmcnts gradually
OWING To the larger supplies ot "a"
s.Ear. Receipts At Atlantic ports our
ing the past week aggregated over oo,'
400 tons Will" MEETINGS were also
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

,.rf,,,A,ip. Jan. Ii Hos. rrct"'nji ;
"a ,o '' ~.,,mai'd tomorrow %o;H"9; =
+" o.. urrnrr. losing wax, BYE -, 30
tn - 90; '"r :lI10: heavy lt'% l"
- 40. medium Sl4.H0 10 l".n5; hfnt
s si;I to $50; Ugh; light so" to to
i4.9O: h. ANY pack'n% *"NS Slh"' tT2i0 ~ ~
70 lH.oO' Ia x,c - Ii5n
Cattle receipts, 10000: estimated 70
morrow 5000: nrm. Rccf steers med
INN a heavy weight. choice and prime
siS o. 20 ~. 30; medium and good 81 '.oO
- Isu0; common $500 TO $50; light
weigh GOOD and choice Nt."G to lS 3d..
,.h"r rai,I.. hcifrrs $3.50 TO 1850: cows
81 % 70 i$'@E: Gamers ana cutters !6.25
80 30. rcal calves $l6.7o to 800; iced
or Ste? $500 To lao; stocker steers
sheer. receipts. $1,000; estimated To-,
morrow 1000. walker. Lambs -
pounds down sl7,or t" l?.IS; onlis snG
common $3.50 TO lt.3O. ewes. medium
mon SI.@I t. N.Ih.
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Jackson clyde Kinney. who has been
sprudl.g the past week with has mother
al her home on High SiIrct nero, was III
Fuirmout vest, vJay cnroute 20 Morgan
town wrer" Il. will spend briet VISIT
with friends IL will return TO New
YORK vithn . w k or TWO.
". {. r. 0"haN. }. v. t"Ner ana ,tr.
Dnnahur 81 Ia!rrr"nt. have all gone TO
T,Xas whore they will w"rk IN the oil
frlAs.
: r Hopkins has Son" u l.ynchhurg.
Va. being called there Nv III" seTlOC2
ilu"sG Of his brother
Master Jrr Coug!"ton IS confined TO
his HON" on water street. suffering
from = wound IN MS foot received from
Nrs AlIr Mcconnell visited friends
III Metz Yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Psnrd is visiting friends
i'm Wheeling for few days.
Mr.. II B. Shemwell. of Washington
y 9, is a business visitor here. looking
over oil interests,
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Jan. i4.--M"ncantile pa
per. n. Sterling 50 day hills. 36H, -; com
merclaI 90 day bills on banks. 5h9+S; o.
mand. 27%; cables. ~: FTanc>' a.
mand ll9S, cables. i!-J. bu,rd.rs. a.
m,,,I 49,. cables. - l.. Lie, drn!ant.
TSIS; cables. lS4l. Marks. dcm"nI,
lS5o cables. ls2. Gov"rnm"ni bond
wax. Railroad bonds hcHri. Time
lnans strong. Sky day.. ninety days
and slx months, = bid. ..,.,..
Sterling d:splaycd further weakness
sI,nr ,he cinsc Of tn" market. Sterling
90 DAY ;"f SliiS, 3sH'. rommerr,ai 60 day y
hiIls on banks. %Gh'. '"t9T"rc'ai to
day bills. 367% demand. %I2'E cables
Can money s;r": hish. iH' low, -
ruling rate. y: CLOSING "Ho' 'f'I 'ti'''0'
l.:. last loan. II.
kank a,CCptaucr$. ! 8
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BUTTER EGGS, CHEESE.

\12W YORK. Ian. li.--EUttcr weak:
creamery higher than cN;rrs. C2lS q h@C.
rr.amcry extras 60 icor,' sc, tIrSt'
,>u6li., packing stock. current max"
40. . a., q Sac.
Eggs. unsettled Fresh gathered, cN'
tras. 76c: "xlra lirsts. 7tQ i@c; us, ?.
T9n re. state Pennsylvania and hearty
western hcur"ry. whites. !irsts 10 ~
tras, 7ynAic: state P"nnsy lra.:!a all
nearly hnrrcry. browns. 'S4 SOS. q"
gathered. rrnwuS and mlNrd coiors. 10 :.
Cl,rc.,... ."Eular: state whole mn
fleis current mako specials. y. = 2 pc
4" SvCrncr run, 30 /. q 3ac state whole
MINI twins current manc specials. 81 =
d SIC: do average run. 80" SIC. ..,o
l.lvr poultry quiet. turkeys, iV4t-
dressed steady; old ROSTERS, e CSC.
Othcr prices unChHuGCd.
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prrrsnURaH LIVE STOCK

IITTSRI,RGH. Pa. Jan. 14---Cattle
slow; supply light Urine 1900 to LA.
sheep strong: supply light. Prime
wrfhrrs ti"0G to l@.5n; cullS and en-
mon 81 90 to 800: lambs $500 10 1878.
Veal caves sol.00 to sl<!C.
For. s,rnn.., supply 20 double decks.
Prime hcavi"s $500 TO 1875; medium
and heavy >orI"rs Si5.75 &C. 1888; light
workers. and pigs $1,000 10 1850; roughs
$500 10 li.00.
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MARKET
NOW STRONGER

CHICAGO. Jan 4.--ENNort dcman"
for gram. especially "ntS and rye.
str"nrihcn"d 'h' corn market today
ar,c- weak "pcn,nE tn" close was
nervous at &c o. &C net hiChrr. WIN
Ma $I,o%l, 10 SI.%&$. and July Sf.S1is.
Oars Grrshrd y u =; 10 - mp, and
provisions varying from = decline 10
2Sc advance.
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Hnturued Homo,

MI and MIR. Charles Kelde! and Hhild-
rem have returned TO their home In MI,
wqukcc. Wis. after NC week vls!t
with n" lattcr's mother. Mrs. Aathryn
Could !.cr".
Mr. enI Mrs. A. 3 FumeS have re-
turaod to tl,eir home in S,1ubenviIlc' o.
aft attending the iatters mothers
funeral here.
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DEY GOODS

NEW. YORK. Jan l4-Cotton goods
md warns we're very firm, with u fur
thcr rIs,ns tendency. buyers are max
,ng oIgnscu, nts through 10 July IN
some instances to the end or the year
Wnnl goods we irm with trading linn
,,rd nSIng to tho unwillingness OF mills
I" lock largo orders nj this time Bur
lnrs lighter
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! ~ .srd Dec 70 for - per cent stock
subscription right at $4,000.
! Uazei-AtIas Glass Co.--Transter books
close Jan. is. for 4 > per cent cash divi-
dcnd. payable Jan. 20.
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Entertained,

Mrs Nrrry clark entertaining ycster'
day afternoon al ! card and SEWING
party at h"r HON" "u BI1ItE "Hfnuc
Sra vas assisted by Mrs. IIarr! Beatty
ami Ms Wc.nCr.
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Curb Mining Stoo&u.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock
WHEELING. Y

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. -. 30.
Reported by A. f. MaSt"n & Co, mem.
,ers Boston stock Exchange. Sacons
Vloor. National Bank OF W. Va RldE.
STOCKS. Bid AJAX
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WARRINGTON

Mrs Frank MSGcrs. who underwent
treatment IT Dr K"lly's hospital IN
Baltimore 4 w"Ak ago IS doiLg nicely al
her home In the lIehendorfer Flats.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. "a, 20.
Reported h" y l.. Mastcn - Co. mem.
,ers New York Stock Exchange. Second
Tloor, National Bank OF W. Va. Blog.
STOCKS. Bid ASK
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PETROLEUM.

oil CITY. Pa. Jan. 14.-Credit bal
anrrr. g.. Runs, jS.$lt Average A.
"6%. sh,r,n,nts. ?6.5I&: average. S7,S4.
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Mss Genevicve MaGee spent yester-
d;,N with rrit nds in hundred.
Mr. Arthur smith has re'urHcd 70 M
HON, in Weston after weeks visit
with friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan "a. 90.
Reported by A. +. MaStrn X G.. mem
aers New York Cotton Exchange. SeconB
Floor. National Rank Of w. Va. Bldg.
Open High. Low. Cllse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. | {. 80.
Furnished The IntelliEsncer by a. l.
MaStsn & Co. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
lag Wheeling. w. Va. LOUIS <. Brand
Resident l'artnCr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. -. 90.
Reported by A. Z. MaSirn & Co. MEM
bers Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Second
Floor. National Bank OF W. Va Bldg.
STOCKS. lB!d Ask
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. IA. 30.
Reported by A. Z. Masten Co. nom,
Iers New York Stock Exchange. SeCone
Floor. National Bank OF w Va. eldg.
- MA Aak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-15
LIBERTY BoN1S.

Nr!W YORK. Jan l4.--Flnal prices
of Liberty Bonds today were -. = "Se"
firs,s As $3.50; second As 9l22: first
as 927S; second ~ ) 1856 third =
s370: fourth tL'S 9l6@; Victory S4
oSTA; Victory AS $3.50.