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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-27

EXPERIENCED SALES WON "
WANTED For ALL DEPARTMENTS.
ECSENWALD BROTHERS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-03

CONTINUED TOMORROW
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
DULL AND SHARP
SHOOTING PAINS
Michigan Lady Suffered Such Pains
In Back and Head, But Says
Cardui Stopped These
Bad Spells.

Palmyra, Mith-Mrs, Chas. 7. Ful
Ter, Of this place. writes: I'm 1911 I
got rundown, and l suffered great
pain. with both dull and sharp
shooting pains. also back and head
| was weak and could only drag
around. and should have been IN bed,
for I really wasn't able 10 be up. At
times I would have spells that would
be 90 bad I'd have 70 go to bed, and
suffered intensely.
! decided to try Cardui, and saw q
great improvement in less than a
months time. ! used Z or s bottles
and vas stronger got SO much
better that my strength returned and
my work was easy for me. Cardui did
me q world of good. 1t built me up in
health and strength. I haven't had one
Of those bad spells since. haven't
had 10 take any more medicine since
or have any doctors either and have
been able TO do my work right along
~ recommend 1t to other women
highly as the best medicine | know
Of for women who suffer from female
trouble"
II you suffer from female troubles,
follow this advice. Get a bottle Of
Cardui today and give It a thorough
trial It should help you, as II has
helped thousands OF other women IN
the past 10 years. At all d~ruggista,
EHld
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Petit Jurors Named.

The following have been named as
petit jurors for the March term Of
the Audrain County Circuit Court:
T. A. Daniel, Arthur Butts, Jno. F.
Whitledge, 7. T. J. Parker, W. y.
Mitchell, Martin Hoer, Joe Bertels,
NJ. W. Syler, f. S. Braden, A. S.
Davis, A. P. Green, Geo. Kunkel, Geo
Watts, N. F. Harrison, c. c. Bybee.
Harry Lakeland, VIM. Peck, Robt.
Hook, 0, A. Adams, Edgar Threlkcld,
J. S, Bradley, p. T. Bruce, Oscar lit.
rclI, A. b. Brooks.
Altcrnates-W. NJ Lcwellen, w.
w. Shaw, Otis Montague, W. o
shannon, c. N. Turpin, f. N. Walker,
c. 7. Fonnewald, W. f. Spencer, NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
COURT DOCK TT
1l6

IN tac hundred ard sixteen eases I'll
the dockct for the March term of :ac
Circ1lt Cg1tt .ae lar2eat number are
in p1,fec. title, there being nineteen
# these. Next in number come
divorce su.tz; thirteen having b:eE
placed on the docket. One quit for
maintenance and one for he mod.f-
atm II a divorce decree are also
scheduled.
Five damage auita have been flee
for this term Of court; and there aye
four TUits in partition. Three casaz
have been apopalad from the proba.,
Court, three from The Justice Of the
poace Cy4rt and three aaya been ap-
paalod, referred and ramandad. T~g
suits concerning notes arc On .aa
docket. One petition far adoption has
bcnaa flied; information charging
larceny Ia the basis Tor one suit; con-
.tructiDn If d viii is asked Tor in one
case; one suit Is for commission and
u on a contract. The remainder Of
the suits are continued from the last
term Of court or are pending a no.
,.on fgr a ncw trial.
The docket for the six DAYS Of thr
term Is as follows:
State cz rel Lincoln Co., rs. J. For
, rest Johnston, ct al.
j. !. Case Plow Works vs. Maggi'
Holterman.
In the matter Of the adoption Dor
cthy Bond and Susan Bond, by Wi
liam Mcpikc and Sarah +. McPike.
John II. Scott, ct al vs.. Methods
Episcopal Church. Lancaster, No.
ct al.
Mrs. Earl Cunningham VS.. Prairi0
Pipe Line Co.
W. II. Davidson vs.. Wallace Byhoc
Hessie Marie Shiycrs vs. Roy Samr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
"ONLY ONE THING
breaks MY COLDI
"That's DR.. K;ng's New Dis
covcry for fifty years a
cold-brcaker"

\ TOTfTEG but sustained quality
" and HHfailing effectiveness can
arouse gnch enthusiasm. Moth
ing but sure relief from stubborn old
coida md onrGshing nnW ones, grippe,
thrDat-trarihg coughs, una crOnp could
have made Dr. Kings New Discovery
the nationally popular md standard
remedy It ~ today.
fry years Old aud always reliable.
Good for the whole family. 4 bottle In
the medicine cabinet means q short
lived cold or cough. Gc. and $l.20.
All druggists. Give II n trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

yrs1 spr -s.s use = psr ene 1nsr
IVY Gau. r. 81. Gnb faRes
- esei - .ia A-sar IL - -
@ uar4 aa5 ~ g.psr-at lnein -
cs sg, y lser mirst,r
TIE g-.yGH --a.sqaaas 3G1ry VErcn
", E-a.gr t.ut au -te EoEt- y
-;aas m v1st 20 ms W. u
v~aya Il WIS ua.as Wyas eue 1ns
.,3us yarg u .ss cu=@ Z A"1a"
RAG ~ r} e- sac Vl~ T. ~
as, Il mya.s'a - 10 nusls
.a. t.aa Wa @vs % LIZ AN. u
,z zaHa = H. - rac
f.r .7s '" sast IS
raee a s-;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
S. VI. HARl
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Of administration upon the estate Of
A. s. ]. HARRISON, Deceased,
have been gram: d to the undersigned,
Crockett Harrison, by the Probate
Court u AudraIn County, Missouri,
bearing dat" the 2ls. day Of February,
1929.
All persons having claims against
said estate arc required to exhibit
them 20 him for allowance within six
months from the date Of said Letters.
Or they may be precludai from any
benefit nj such estate; and il sad
claims ha not exhibited within me
scar from tn" date Of granting SAID
..crs, thov will be f~Grcvgr barred.
CROCKETT HARRISON,
Administrator.
Actested by ne this 21st day Of
February, 1920.
tSEALD BESS L. WOODS,
lat Clerk Of Probate Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

Bowels that move spasmodlcally-
free ono day and stubborn tho next
should be beautifully regulated by DR..
Kings New Life Pllg. In this way
you keep the impurities If waste mat
ter from circulating through the sys-
TEN by cleansing the bowels thorough.
~ and promoting the proper flow OF
bile.
MID, comfortable, yet always rcl!a-
bic, Dr. Kings New Life Piiia work
wiih precision without this constipation
results Of violent puTgatiyc5. DC. Hs
usual at all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

v T. RIuai:nm - Nh ! LhIcl7e' =
sirm Z L n
v Z -n-nnijua ga tlii"Gga 1
ul [. (. On.
E.-m.Imn"g "G1n-c
t4p~sltar1 Nrsu"Gn"s 10
N.aur.-. mtnt 1'rIImc -a.- T -
aur,I -lia. %
~-9i-,,ru.s ac -
Ia. SsI.,ss ~1-Irts, Ls.z ~
7GrI-luI..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
LnnN u. MlNTON WILL FILED.

john II. HiNTO% WILL FILED,
The lant nil and testament II JOIN
H. Hinton was probatod in the Pro-
hate Coyr. Friday morning. In the
firat ~clauac Mr.. Hinton wiIled that
all his just debts be paid by the exc
cqtrix whom hc later named to be
hin wife, Mra. Lucy N. Hinton. ~
his children Vera, Claude, and Orpha,
children Of a former wife, he nc
ngaathcl ~ tho property o"nod by
iIim in Champaign County, H., to be
divided bctwe u thnm share and share
10 his Wife NJ Hinton wIiad 'hat
mis- 1870 acre. in hndrain County be
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that letters

U ADMINISTRATOR upon the estate Of
Sam P. Jones, Deceased,
have been granted the undersigned.
by the Probate Court Of Audrain
county, Mo, bearing date Of Feb. 18th
1920.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to her for allowance, within six
months from date of said Letters or
they may be precluded from any BEN
eft Of such estate and If such claims
b. not exhibited within one wear from
the date Of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
GRACE JONES.
oZ-4t Administrators
Attested by me this 18th day
of Feb, 1920,
-, E. i. SHANNON,
~ Judge of Probate Court.
Date OF first inseration Feb.19,
1920.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-01
SUGAR

NEW YORK. June 3O.-Thcrc was no
change IN raw sugar prices today which
are quoted at TX cents for CubaS. cost
and freight. equal 10 1881 for CENTRUM
gal but the undertonc seemed 10 he q
little steadier and buyers appeared more
willing to pay the prices asked. ThCre
were reports circulating in the trade for
some days past that Cuban holders were
arranging 10 hold the balance Of their
crop for higher prices. Business was
more active today and the sales included
about so 900 bags Of Cubas late ycster-
day TO u local refiner, with outport up
tions al TX cents cost and freight and
today additional sales OF lOiuUO bags
wore reported al the same price. about
5000 bags OF Porto Rcos were also sold
At about the same quotations. all Tor
July shipmcat.
There were no changes in local prices
for refined sugar which arc listed at
from g. To - cents for fine granulated
alt though an outport refiner is said 10
be making moderate ailotmentS At Il
cents for fine Eranu!atcd. The demand
is not so active and II - sand that trade
interests : are re-selling some OF their
nigh grade raws.
The steadier tone to the spot market
and the reports that Cuban interests
We're to hold for higher prices impaired
firmer tone To the futures market and
closing prices were 10 to 30 points net
higher on covering and buying OF trad"
interests.Vwith old crop positions show
ing the maximum gains.
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\, !. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 20.--Eeu"r ;h1t
monetary conditions ~" Hncl\ ~ IN
PROV within tho next SiN months ana
reports that several European govern,
nrertS contemplate early r'ii"ion ~
their oblIgatIuUs 10 tH.S country E"rc =
degree OF StaD.LIiy 70 the H'"'h "'N "e'
Th,s more hoHccvl feeling found eN-
rrcS-;on in the days broader up"rat"nS'
although the volume Of business VA" nor
aprrcc.ably IN excess 81 the weeks 10"
record
houses kor the frs: tam" III several
weeks sounded a note OF cnCOuraSCn'"ni
sunrDrting their charge ot attitude with
liberal purchases OF selected STOCKS
F,oui nrncnts and StcC.S were most IA
rorrd ailS motors, CN'u'.C0iS ana snip
r,rg also advanced. together Win divers
speClalticS, at cNt-Cuc gains 81 one !"
rlIc POINTS Rails tra'lcd along ana ut"-
ties as represented by the cypress com
ranres made the most SuoS'"h''"' d"
Profit taking and the steady advance
o. call loans from their opening rate or
nine percent t. fifteen percent just pc
fore the finish served I" reau'e many
gains TO minor proportions. Sales
amounted To- %@j.n0O shares.
In addition 10 the higher rate for call
money. which cQuallcd the maximum
quotation Of recent months. u firm"r
trend was noted in the rarNe; for time
funds Many m'd-yHar maturit:"s were
renewed ~ SIT 10 81 percent but &C
VomodatIons for longer dates were eN-
cretlinEly scarce Railroad and utility
bonds raScd variably but Liberty and
international issues wcr" steady on
smaller dealings. Total sales. par value,
were Sll.5Nn 600 old /. :. bonds were
unchanged on cali
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MANNikGTON

Mrs. C. f. Fish has arrived in Man
nlng,ou from her homo IN Jam'St"wn'
y. Y. and viii Spend several days at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
p s Ferry IN Ilorncwood
Mrs I IT, Wilbur uI Milwaukee. Wiz.
is here spending 4 few weeks with h"r
sister. Mass E!s!r H"rSacN At IA" cath
olic rcCtury.
Mlss Nlirc Hornor IS visiting rcla-
tiv,s in harrisburg for a lew days
f. A. Bartlett and chauffeur. Mike
Hamilton. have returned from u motor
trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Audrey Carrothcrs of Cross
Roads. spent the weekend here with
Mrs Rose Mrarvc Of New York IS vis-
ting hrr uncle, Ed Wright, IN Brook
side
Edward Thea Of MorEantown IS. in tho
city for a few days VISIT with friends.
MIR. Ralph Gould has Eon" TO Nil
wawke". Wis. where he VIII visit ms
Robert NJ. Ashrraft has returned from
Duluth, MINI. and Detroit. where ne
has spent the past three months. ii"
Will remain in Warrington for an IN
dChnIt" time.
Elias Baker OF Weslwood was bust
ness visitor her" last week.
Harold CartruEC Of C.arksburg Is
business visitor here.
Mr. Jack lamrr has returned I" cam
cron after spending the weekend at his
homo here.
Mr. Jack McCaren Of Warren. Ohio, is
here spending few days with friends.
G. VI. Gerard Of Sh.nnSton visited
friends here sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magcc were
called to Warren. Pa. by the death or
the formers mother. yesterday.
Mr. {. B. Turner Is business visitor
in Pittsburgh.
Pc;r Price cf Fairrnont spent tho
Weekend at his home here.
Howard Charlton has accepted en-
rluymCnt as tool dresser for the
Haught Oil company.
Clyde Cunningham Of Logan. O., Is
here visiting relatives.
Miss katherine nCndrickson is visit
ing friends AT MounGSriile for f"w
days.
MIR and Mrs. Frank LILY motorcd 20
Gettysburg last week for 4 two weeks
visit
Miss Helen Phillips has returned
homo after Il few days visit with friends
in Pittsburgh
Miss Lucille Turman If Annapolis.
Md. Is here visiting her aunt for few
weeks.
Mr. +. D. Jones Of baltimore, was a
business visitor here last week.
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FIoto circus in Wheeling Monday.
The Epwortn league OF the NJ: T.
church will hold their annual picnic
at Padcn park. on Friday. July :
Those Interested are looking forWart
to the event with much pleasure.
William Davis mas returned to "a
home in Wheeling after spending
few days with friends here.
Mrs. Alice Watkins and children have
returned home from MiddlcboufEA;
where they visited relatives.
Friends OF Miss Pearl FankhAuSeI
rendered her a delightful surprise Oh
the occasion OF her fourteenth birthday
anniversary. The hours were merrtl1
spent in music and games and other dH
versions At a late hour . delicious
lunch was served.
The Sterling Bible class Of the n. e
church will meet Thursday evening 81
the home of Rev. W. r. Eskew. An
interesting session Will be held and q
full attendance Is desired.
Mrs, Anne Eock, milliner Of this city
has returned from q business trtE
to Wheeling. >
A meeting or the women OF this city
has been called for Wednesday evenih0
at which time a local chapter Of tha
Eastern Star lodge will beor EantSed-s
Tho meeting will be held in the Masonic
hall I....,.>i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-01
u,dcryons m oneration for appendicitis.

undergone an operation for appendicitis
She is recovering nicely
Mr4. Osla Baker and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rea, at Darlington, ..
l. & Stalder Of Marietta. O.. was
business visitor in town TUESDAY.
MIR. md Mrs. J. b. Parker spent sun
dav as guests Of Nr. ParkcrS sister,
Miss Jennie Parker. at Long Reach
W. Va.
Kermit Bercntz is spending the week
at Wade O.. the guest OF his aunt MIS-
Grin Hoffman.
Mrs. John LaufTcr was called to Penn.
sylyania on Wcdnc SIay on account or
the death Of her father.
Mrs Lizzie Anderson Of Pitt sburgh
is n guest at the home of Mrs. Rosa FOX
on Main street.
Thc!ma Mitchell of Marietta, o.. vas
calling on friends IN town Tuesday.
Rev and Mrs. J. i. Spillman returned
Tuesday from Delaware, O.. where Rev.
Sp!lman has been in school for few
weeks.
Mrs. John Ecrcntz was q visitor in
Marietta. O.. Monday.
Harold Brown was business visitor
at Bcns Run. W. Va. Tuesday.
Charles McMunn of the New Martins
viii" Grocery Company called on hla
trade here Tuesday.
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COLERAIN

Communion services will RI hold
sunday July 4, ut the Presbyterian
church
entertained AT the homo of Mrs. Charles
Amos After 4 business meeting n
Mr.. Howard Cusic Of Pirsburg was
danny lunch was served.
Miss jennie Mercer OF 81. Fctrrs-
burg. Fla, was the guest or Miss Claire
Hoguc, Thursday.
Mr.. Wallace Walker returned hom"
from Wooster whore he has attended
the college the past tw" years.
Mr.. Werner Rurkio Of Martins Ferry
was caller ; a, M" T H1m" 90, ms aunt
Mrs. G. Il. Peabody WAS a visitor in
Wheeling Friday.
business caller at CoieraIn Friday.
Miss Rosa Bookmillcr OF Martins
Ferry was al caller at this place
the guest of Mrs. Laura Clark satur-
day.
MIR Harry Harris IF Canton. O. was
visiting Mrs. Jane Malln thus week.
Nv John Stanley Of Ilarrisvillc Was
n business caller at this plac" Thurs
Miss Rosalcn Wcstlnkc has accepted
the DCsition as Rihl" teacher at Mar
tins Ferry for the. Summer.
Mr.. Paul IIardrsiy "t barton was a
business caller here Friday.
Mr.. Il ]. Thomas Of philadelphia
was calling on friends ut this piac"
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Goss "f Parton
were callers at ColcrrIn Friday
Mr. Gilbert Thomas Of HarriSVill"
was n caller At bc6rnh Bunday. sun
day.
The grange viii meet l"iy lst at the
w :. r l. hail patriotic meeting
and i good program IS bong prepared
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Butter, EGGS AND CHEESE.

NEW YORK. June %o.--Butter-
easier: creamery higher than extras
Igi4 Il coo: creamery extras ~ score
5Si2 n 59c: creamery firsts ihN 10 ~
Srorcb IS q SIC; packing stock. current
make. No. |. A. q A. h4c.
.EEES--Irregular; fresh gathered extra
tlrsts 47W4Sc; fresh gathered i'rSts 4"P
4Gc: state. pcnna and nearby western
hrnncry whites. firstS TO extras. >" Fl buG;
ncrv browns, extras. 50 q 56c: state
Pcnna and nearby gathered browns and
mixed Culors, first to extras. 43m 5lr.
ChcvSc.-Firm: state. whole milk mats
current make. white and C"l"r"d Sp"-
Gals, 27l, 6T2SL-C; do avCrnE" run 2hfp
&c: state. whole milk, twins, current
max" specials. "a. Qp@75lc; Il" Average
run ~ @6ai G.
Live poultry--Stcady; hroil"rs by "X-
press. 4jI6IC: dressed roultry quiet;
fowls fresh. "SgT+2c.
Flour Unchanged.
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new MATAMORAS

Mrs 6 +. Ifuhr"r and daughters.
Misses F.unIcc and Alta returned Mon
DAY evening from an "Xt"nd"d Visit with
r,.l,il\rs and friends NJ Dunnra. Ia.
Airs Lewis Newman and daughter,
Mrs Charles II. True. were shopping in
Marietta on Monday.
Mrs George Taylor and sister. Miss
Mary r-rylur. wcr" SlStcrSVIll". w. Va,
visitors saturday.
Mr. and Mrs clyde Harness Of Ma
rictta. o. were visitors IN town for n
short Inn" sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dodd OF RI0om-
.ucId g. passed through town Monday
IN route 10 Marietta. q.
&. II True was visitor in Marietta,
O. Tuesday evening.
Joe RaSshur Of Glass. q. was a visitor
IN town Tuesday.
Mrs Russell Miracle returned Tues
day from Marietta o.. where she had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-01
MOUNDSv|LLE
news
MUCH FIREWORKS -
At CELEBRATION

r>ho d;s-nIo,- ~, 1rou.o-L, n-h,ch will be
Witnessed Nv me residents ~ This CRY
Monday eycnin% iulv viii undoubt-
cdlv he the hieyest i ,sn,av ever given
In Moundsville
III rho d;snn,. v-iu ho ,i,ar il tho hill
mark ,nd viii he in ch,rgs NJ eNperts
XII for,H, ~ tircworL" Vii ho shown
and This part OF the celebration alone
10 cypected TO cost about $500 The dis
nroduc,iop ~ an American Nag and end
me viii , pood.nipbt narrani
mo VIZ" Factory vacations.
rrbo E,ostari. "HrI-s uiu close
down Satnrdav Of This Week for the
usual two weeks vacation 10 take stock
and make repairs.
The United States Stamping company
resume work Tuesday, the 9Th,
Aain Leads Racog.
Mise porig MCCONNELL ayaIn iur1ped 10
flrst parr in The "Goddess Of Liberty"
contest Yesterday with a gain OF 3,o3<
contest now lies between those already
noon me e rTCT ! sa,urdax June s. the
votes will be counted ut noon and again
M n m. when the ballot boxes will be
collected, and from then until the close
OF the contest at O'clock the voting
viii be done at the Mercantile Banking
and trust company at the corner of
Third and Jefferson. The box there will
be securely scaled and no votes counted
until 9 o'clock. The rinaI result OF the
contest viii be buIlctincd as soon as
known
Industrial Circle.
Tho INDUSTRIAL CIRCLE of tho First
Presbyterian church will picnic in Glen
daIn IN thc t,ocknyne orchard this after
noon
Young-Cook
NJ E-orL SoI,nr and Miss Rhca
Col. ware nuir,lv married al ST. Fran
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,xovrv AND EXCHANGE.

New YORK. June 3O.--Mcrcantiie
Paper, 81, per cent, S So ht ST.aa ay
banks S.S9H, commercial 60-duy bulls
ISL. demand 2.9+A: cables 395 y.
Francs. demand SCI: cables S.. Bel
gan francs demand S6G: cables S65
t;uLlders. demand sos: cables 354f.
Lire. demand So: cables SPA. Marks
demand $50: cables 2.61. New York
exchange on Montreal l. IN per cent dis
count Government bonds steady: rail-
road bonds irregular.
Tim" LonnS--StronE: So days, 30 days
ard SIX months s." per cont.
call MOney-Strong. high 10 Tcr
cent. low . per cent: ruling rate y per
cont. closing hid II per cent. offered ~
- per cent; last loan - per CO.
acceGLapcSs- s y per ccnt. i -
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
icy Private wire to A e Mn stOn & Coz

NEW YORK. June 30.--Eall funds ad-
vanccd TO Is percent without cNeriInS
any serious check up on the market
Moderate rccesSionS here and there
marked the efforts to BRING about rcac-
tons but tn" iinal tone was strong ana
the day total was the largest in week.
Delaware and Hudson sold up To H9'
and led the rails so far as net gains was
concerned.
Residing and Union Pacific were in
demand near the close. crucible ad-
vanced 70 $50. rccedcd fractlonaily. then
closed at tho top. dividing honors with
Vanadium Steel in the steel group
Vanadium sold to S67s. Mexican
Petroleum continued its leadership OF
the oils, selling TO 1917.
The stock exchange voted to close Sat
urday making a three day recess
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PADEN CITY

Miss Lois Van Camp has returned
from Charleston where she attended
tho funeral Of her little cousin. Edyth
stephens CarhorouCh Of Norton. va.
The child was struck by an automobile
and instantly killed while visiting with
her parents in Charleston. w. Va.
Mrs. u. o. Stull attended the Sells
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CHICAGO CORN

CHICAGO. June 3O.-Month-c liqui-
dation brought about decided weakness
in grain prices today after th"r" had
hrst been general upturn. Corn
closed heavy ~ cents to $L cents net
lower. with July LT2Ts /" l.,% ana
September 1858 IL l.G9. Oats lost s
cents TO II. and provisions l222 TO
81 L.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. ohio. Jun" 2O.--rloNcr s""d.
prime cash aj.G5; October $3.50: Deem
Fsr @A9h.
NS,kr. prime cash 25lj; October @59n:
D"Ccmher 2525.
Timothy. primo cash 1911. 55o: 1918.
$50: 1912. $50: September 500; October
SGs. N,tohcr no MarCh 500.
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W, J. "NlIJlsM'\N " W.
Wilt, OPERATE TURKISH BATHS

Dr. Paul Cannarrlla. Who operates \
steam sulphur bath place at 2S27 EOn
street. will hereafter be in charge OF the
Turks hbaths in the basement OF HE
SyhmulbaCh building every evening after
seven o'clock
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK June 3o.-Cotton goods
wee- quiet with an easing tendency n
unfinished lines. in loGayS markc'.
Yarns Ner" ets'Cr. tending lower. "h,ie
nY-lans xcre barely st.ady Wool goods.
underwear and worsted yarns were
quiet
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. June 50. %.
Furnished The tnteIllGencer by \. f
Mastcn & Co, members Boston stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
OF w Va Bldg.
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NEW YORK. CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W Va, June 30. 20.
Reported by A. Z. MaSten 4 Co.. mem.
bers New York Stock Exchange, Secohd
tIo0r National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Bid. | ASK
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N. Y. STUCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. June 50. -
Furnished The Intelngencer BY a. e.
Masten & Co. members OF the New forh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling, w. Va, Louis /. Brand
Resident Partner.
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PTTROIEuM

OIL. CITY. IA June 30.--CrNdi' bal
anccs s6lO. Runs 66.lS3: avcrar" 80
&6s. Shipments S2.l55; average j5,1h5.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w Va. June 80. 90.
Furnished The Intelltsencer by A q
Nasten & Co, members New York Cot
Tor Exchange. second floor National
bank Of w. Va. Bldg.