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New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
ACTIVITIES DURING THE WEEK

Monday-Clay molding, printing class. calisthenics and floor work for Juniors, baseball practice for Juniors.
 Tuesday-Movies Winter Sports on Lake Ontario Ink well Cartoon 'Defying the Chief Band begin ners' class.
 dnesday-Troop No. 10, Boy Scouts: calisthenics and floor work, printing class.
 Thursday-Outdoor baseball prac- tice for Seniors, the Winchester Junior Rifle corps had a profitable meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop No. 10; printing class, pastel class.
 F'riday-Band rehearsal, printing class, clay molding class, calisthenics and floor work for Juniors.
 Saturday-Juvenile police court, games.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
Aim is to Guard Shippers Against
 Theft of Ocean Freight.

New York, June i3.-Formation of the trade protective association, incorporated, to protect shippers from thefts of ocean freight, was announced today by merchants as-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13

He who won't be advised can't be helped.
 Health is a gift, but you have to work to keep it.
 We have no room in a healthy community for either the knave, the fool, the weakling, or the coward"
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
INQUIRED IN ACCIDENT.

Benjamin A. Hawley. vice president of the American Hadrware corpor- alton and general manager of the Russell and Erwin division of the
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
JOKES.

.JOl\ES. Say, MT Cook, a funny thing hap pened to me yesterday Well. what ia it, Fred 7? When I went to bed last night, it was in the room, and when I woke up, it was in the mornlnS
 Say "Hello.' Stop a minute and say Heno! As dawn Iuife's Road you go;
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13

Where is your Dig brother now?" He's out west mining
 Mining what?"
 Mining his own business Willie. when you want to learn something you must always begin at the bottom"
 "Yes, grandma, bat how about swimmiu' %
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
Accidents in May.

The number of accidents during the month of May was 62. That is 10 less than the month of April. The number of hours lost in May was 2s9 l-2. while in April the number of hours lost from the 72 accidents was lI5 I-2. This large amount Of lost time in May is accounted for by an accident which happened April 2s to a man in Department 4s: 12o hours represent time lost for the April accident.
 The departments in which there were no accidents in May are: ?. g., 5, 12. IA, Is. IT, IS. 1s. g. 32. 35, 3s. tf. 45 and q.
 The number of re-dressings in May was fl. Tn April there were 7+.
 Messinger and Costello Advanced. Carl Messinser. who has been in charge of production Of the special productions department, will take MT. McFawn's place in the sales depart
 ment of the special productions de- partment. MT. Messinger. for the present, will make his headquarters
 in New Britain. but it Is possible that
 eventually he will locate in Detroit. :. MT. Messinger is on a sales trip At
 the present time. and is being intro duced to the trade by MT. McFawn. l William F. Costello. who has been
 assistant to Mir. Messineer. will take
 MT. Messinger's place in charge c
 production in the special productions department,
 Congratulations.
 II NJ. Farmer is receiving congratula- lions upon the birth of son. born June 4.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the Trust Estate OF
Catherine Thieie, Charles w. Thiele
and Adolphus Thiele.
NO. 1891 EQUITY.
This is TO give notice that the I'M
dersigned has had conveyed To him
all the property OF Catherine Thieie,
Charles w. Thiele and Adolphus THE,
le in Trust, for the benefit of their
creditors. and all persons who were
creditors OF the said
CATHERINE THIELE,
CHARLES w. THTELE and
ADoLPHUS THfELE
or any OF them on the 18th day OF oc-
tober 1921. are required 10 file their
claims properly authenticated with
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court for
Carroll County on or before the 23rd
day Of January, 1922. they may other
wise be by law excluded from the
benefit OF said Trust Estate.
Given under my hand by virtue OF
an order Of the Circuit Court for Car
roll County, in Equity, this Goth day
OF October. 1891
WILLIAM d. u. HEPNER,
oct 2i-ft Trustee.
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NO sass EQUITY


IN the eiFcnit Court for Carroll Couny, In
Equity
IN the matter q the Trust Estate - t'lat.
cute Il Blucksirn and Daliie I. BLACK.
sirn. his wife
Charles o. Clemson, Trustee.
ORDERED this 1915 dag N October. ~
the year nireiecn hundred aud twenty.
one upon the aforegolns petition that the
Cirhit eunrt Tor Carroll County sittinR
ns 3 Court ~ EquliV. take Jurisdiction
iu thu trust estate ~ tbp said Clarence T..
i!laCk sbsn end fiaiiie 7 HihSkEtch bis
wife, aud that said trustee ae,tir said irust
estate pndcr the supervision and ennirof
10 the sNid tfuuit t'enrt for Carroll COM
.fy. sitting ~ d tpnrt ~ Equity
And Il u further ORDERED that sald
ghas % Clemson the TRUSTEE Va the above
rauae Hamrsi given ihp usual notice 10 The
creditors ~ the said sIafanrr = Black
stru aHd unilie biarksten, his wife who
WEIR HUrh prior 10 ihr 1ftl 1By ~ October
iisgi IT, NE their claims properly authcati
Gated With the Ciufe - the tluuit Court
fer tHfrall county on uF before the cara
ddv - tHHuntY s - 1877 ny causing p
copy ~ iitia ORDER - b. published Nv some
newspaper published in Carroll County for
fnHF sutrrssive Weeku before tbe 18th day
% November 4 ~ 1921
True COPY fcsi .
Edwhrd o Caah. cIcrs,
90 2t5t
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No. sssI EQUITY.


IN the Circuit Court for Corral Coun-
~, in Equity
IL parte, In the matter Of the trust
estate Of William tlenry Streaker
and others
Francis Neal Parke and Guy W. Steele
Trustees
Ordered. By the Circuit Court for
Carroll County. sitting az Court Of
Equity, this 2Sth day 81 October. in
the year nineteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-unc. that the sale u the property
mentioned is these proceedings. made
and reported by Francis Neal Parke
and Guy W. Steele. Trustees. be ratl-
ilbd and confirmed. unless cause 10
the contrary thereof be shown on OF
before the 2sth day Of November,
1891, provided Il copy of thia order be
inserted in some weekly newspaper
published IN Carroll County, foH three
successive weeks before the 2tHt day
81 November, 1891
The report siHtea the emount of the
sale 20 be sig.9tn75.
EDWARD O. CASH, Clerk
~" wy EDWARD 0. CASH. clers,
oct 2s-tt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
PLEASANT GROVE AND REESE.

Sunday school next Sunday at $50
and on the next Sunday morning al
1880. The pastor will preach, taking
for his subject, why / Am a Metho-
dist" All are invited to attend.
On Tuesday evening cottage pray
er meeting was held at the home OF
the Misses Read. The pastor hopes to
continue these meetings during the
continue these meetings in the
and hopes the people will all attend.
Mr.. Vinton Caple and family, OF
Eastyiew were recent guests at the
home of Mr.. Herb. Myerly and family.
Mrs. Theodore shipley has returned
to her home after a visit to her chill
dren In Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. Green was home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Maurice Green,
for the weeks end
Our school has increased IN mum
Der and we now have two teachers,
MIR. Geo, Caple and Miss Jessie Knad-
Ter.
We are having beautiful fall days
now.
The Ladies Aid OF Thomas Chapel,
met at the parsonage last Thursday
evening and quite number were
present After business, cake and
lemonade were served in abundance
to all. They have now II members on
roll.
The w, C. T. Y. held it's last meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Blanche Ma
gee, This was a business meeting and
plans were made for the years WORK
Decided to pack and send a barrel OF
vegetables to free Kindergarten IN
Baltimore for Thanksgiving. Next
meeting in December.
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IyREsPAss NOTICE.

All persons are warned not to. tres
pass upon my property at any time In
the year. in any way. No trapping or
hunting with dog or gun allowed, The
law will be enforced.
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LEAH ]. BENNETT,
WILLIAM 4. HAMMOND.

Administrators OF Garrison l., Bennett.
Ray Warner. Auctioneer nov11-2t
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OLIVER r. B. VENT

late Of Carroll County. deceased, Al persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 10 the subscriber
on or bafore the 2sth day Of May, 1922, they
may otherwise BY Ia IN be excluded from oil benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my sand this 25th day Of October
MARY s. VENT.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
EOR SALE.

Fine single Comb Brown Leghorn
and Rose Comb silver Hambsrg
cockerels.
BENToN AisBAuGH,
Carrier 5, Westminster, Nd
nov 4
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is 70 give notice that the subscribed has
Obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll
County. Maryland. letters TestamenSary on
the Personal Estate Of
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70 CREDITORS.

This Is 10 give notice that the subseribsr has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll C0un-
~. ia Maryland letters Of Administration on the
personal Estate %
MERviN FisCEL.
late Of Carroll county. deceased. Al persons
having claims against thu deceased are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. TO the subscriber.
on or before the 18th day % June. 1872 they
o. said estate
GIVEN under my hard this 7th day Of November
1918
M KATHERINE FIsCEL.
Administratrix
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NO. $3.50 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John l.. Frank. q al Compfsinants. W. Edward
l.. Frank. q al Defendants.
Ordered this ilth day Of November. A. D.. 1921
that the accbght Of the Auditor !ed In this cause
b. finally ratified and confirmed. unleas cause 20
the contrary thereof b. shown on pr before the
2sth day 81 November inst; provided q copy of
this order h. inserted Ter two successive weeks
before the iast named day In some newspaper
published Ia Carroll county.
EDWARD o. CASH. CLERK.
True Copy Test
EDWARD o. CASH Clerk.
nov fi.st
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PUBLIC SALE.
Of Valuable
Personal Property!

belonging to Garrison l.. Bennett de-
ceased, on his farm near Marrfotts-
vile, Carroll County, Maryland
BY virtue of an order OF the Or
phans Court of Carroll County passed
on the 18th day of November, 1921, the
undersigned administrators will sell
at public sale on the farm of the late
Garrison L. Bennett, on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
JOHN H. FRocK

JUfilN II. fINUNNi
nov It
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18

Trouble in West Virginia seems TO
be that they are trying to mine coal
With gums instead Of pick and shDyels.
The colleges have stopped hazins.
but the public school pupils are still
permitted TO practice Il on the teach
ers.
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Saturday, November 10, 1921

at 10 o'clock, a. M, the following val
liable personal property; Lever har-
row, horse rake, two-force wagon,
hreechings, breast chains, check rains,
brides, collars, bay horse, grey horse,
corn basket, riding corn pillow, bar
share pillow, single shovel pillow, Shoe
Thomas drlll, Deering mower, double
and single trees, corn planter, sled and
stone drag, hay carriage, lot Of hay.
brsmble scythe, forks, hay fork, ropes
and pulleys. SOW with ten pigs, SOW
with IL pigs, 4 hogs. 10 shoats. Jersey
heller. spotted calf, black bull, Jersey
calf. stear, 3 heifers. black cow and
calf. red and white COW. pair check
lines, BRIDES and collar, 40 bbls.
corn. 1000 bundles fodder, Ford auto
mobile. hoes, rakes and shovels, par
Tor stove. churn. buffets, cushion
chairs, cane seat chairs, kitchen
chairs, tables. china closet lawn-mo-
w1r. wash boiler, lard cans, wash
stands, iron bed and springs, mat
ressea. blankets and comforts, 80
acres OF growing wheat and half In
terest In binder. so chickens, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms OF Sale: Cash on all sums
under FIVE dollars. and credit OF six
months will be given on all sums or
Eve idollars and upwards. The credit
payments 10 be secured by the notes
OF the purchasers, with sufficient Sc
curity, and bearing interest from the
day OF sale
No property to be removed until set
tied for.
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'tAnd Man, Hon I Did Eat
Real Food" !

Looking back now, to those vacation days,
there's lively kindling Of joy-even In the
memory of appetite at campfire meals
Real food-and real hungerl
That's the year-around relationship between
appetite and Grape-Nuts- crisp and whole-
some gift from the great out-of-doors-the per-
fected goodness Of Natures best food grains.
There's a flavor and charm to Grape-Nuts
that appeal to the appetite like the tang Of the
summer camp and there's scientific balance of
nutrition and a readiness Of digestion that make
Grape-Nuts wonderful aid to health and vigor.
Real food" is the verdict Of enthusiastic
thousands who find daily delight in the unique
sweetness and crispness Of Grape-Nuts, and who
carry on" splendidly with its bodybuilding
nourshment.
Let the zest Of appetite be companion Of
your indoor meals, too.
Grape-Nuts is sold and served wherever
good food is sold and served
There's Reason for Grape-Nuts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01

this country. ind he shouldn't be living
IN this country If lie isn't citizen. u
Sccrn III" principles of the conStitutlon
,rd the ideas upon which this country
Cd conditions prevailing throughout
has and has something TO do With Il.
lm; rh:S condition can always be ca
i"r;cd after a great war.
VIII Meet Tonight
The semi-monthiy meeting Of the
Uniform Kank Of Knights Of Pythias
viii be held thIs evening in its lodge
rooms m Main street, 4 large turnout
l. expected a. few matters OF I'M
Iur'ance will b" discussed.
No Parade July Fourth.
Fer ~ hrs' IAN" IN great man
, 49,. on the Fourth Of July. In previous
, vars nc people nf :his city. who have
irstIiled IN them that pride in countr%
and tho ,dra "f Independence. have
heartily supported any cause to SHOW
heir loyalty. Int at this critical time
! money Is too scarce. But nevertheless
rr' spirit IL N their hearts. and after
ell that is what counts. Benwood has
, ..wnyS Lad Other C.ucS in proportion
:, III" reputation for contributing To
worthy causes During the war there
49,. hardly resident Of TINS cIty who
nd not help support IN" Red Cross.
s.. walton Army. Wa Chest and other
var works. She always surpassed her
:
So the ronscIcnceS OF tho Benwoodltcs
are clear.
Doughnut Sale,
Tho Ladies Aid society OF the 81:
Matthew's Lutheran church will no.!
a Gourhnut sal" all day Saturday n:
ire church. Thc ladies' will make tine
duughnutS and soil them while yet hor.
\ larC" patronage - desired. as the
cause is 4 worthy one.
Benwood Brief1.
Mrs. l.. II. Dolh"ar Of Main street IS
onincd 10 her home OWING to illness.
Miss Virginia Evans ~ Main street
: VII! spend tho Fourth of July at tho
camp Grounds.
=. H. HanI"y OF Huntington is visit
.nl in this city for A few days.
r. l.. Martin and son Harold OF Cam
erun. W. Va, left las evening for their
home after spending several days in
this city with friends.
Robert Andersen and John Cunning
t;,,r IT Wheeling were social visitors
r. this city last evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Robson or
Glencoe arc VISITING in this city for
Several drYS.
riarenc darlington NJ Arlington. ".
Va. was i business visitor In this city
yesterday
Norman WilK,rs Of Ccntc-. Eenwood.
!. confined tn his hon" ing 10 Ill
lr -.
MIR and Mrs. Il. e. = 'r-i. are visit
ir: relatives n tn, 10y C"r few
DAYS.
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M MECHEN
Entertained Society


A r.c-:an, time Vas had by tho
members e ~ l.ddlrs' AiI society OF
N" ''hr.,'.r" ,&Urch ..t,' evening \H"n
'h"y w"r" entertained iy Mrs.. Mlr..4m
Hawkins - Logan .tI'ri. \ few Hr:!-
ness nntirr% Wcr" transacted after
whi'h thr r":naIni'r Of IN" ''N"nIr" Mas
,p"nt IN a Nu'iH! time. pa.rt! r"ir"~h-
m'ntS wcr" served at inr CONFUSION
Of the eNcEinE
Church Council
Members = ~. rhor,I '"'ncil ~ III"
church Of God VII hold a mc"un-;
tins rlcr.ns IA II" AUDITORIUM "t n"
,hIr,h. :S"'H" "lrrral business matters
a." - :, d",'m%s"h and "a. m"nb, rs
a., urged So he present.
Bible Glass Entertained
Members 81 the l,:n." class Of the
FRS Church az God were entertained
last ",on!Nx 10y Mrs 9. {. McMcCh"n
.ui M.,rSarI street. Tt" guests Si',nt
q. dcugNifui rN"n.uE N music. needle.
wnrL and either e.. 'IEH'fu! d1l"cslunS
T,u,'Iu- r'!r'sh'm"i.l.- WI" ."TN"i a;
d E.t' w.
Put Posters Out
I'"..'"r. h.tNr been placed n al tn"
business, house windows Of In" ,IiY to
vn.,"s,.. im"ri,s flrst day SUNDAY. \
i,ru, .r"Ili.ru was Issued b. III" COVER
nor I" "hs"rv" 'hlS day. y commits"
has lr"r appointed tn sea that Il Is \
success IN M,M""hcn. Patriotic ser
wees vii h. held IN the churches sun
h,y evening. Al frai"rnal "rGaniza-
tons ar urged to attend.
Entertained Ladies Aid
Mrs Roy R!aCh pleasantly enter
isln"d tn" members Of Division No. !
&C tho Ladies' Aid society Of tho VI. r..
church at her home on Baltimore street
asst evening. program Of informal
paSt.rneS were enjoyed and at late
hour d tempting Luncheon was served
Choirs TO RehAarBs
Membore Of the choirs OF the n E
church the Church Of God and tho
CHRISTIAN church will mott this evening
TO rchcarse sorue patrodc music for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01
TRAFFIC GOVERNORS
ADOPT NEW BYLAWS

Two meetings ~ tho hoard cf govern
ors NJ the Ira ffIr cub IF Wheeling
were held yesterday afternoon. the flrst
h"ir: hc,d at &. ". Hcnry's office
r.hiic tho second WAS held in Attorney
George g. Rlackford's office. One OF
the rcst important things taken up at
this meeting was the adoption OF new
set Of bv-la~S since the club has been
Incorporated untler the laws OF tho
State cC West Virginia.
The matter PERTAINING to the selecting
Of tho standing committees for the year
wcro not taken up at this time but will
hc taken ur At the next regular meetlnS.
Thos" present were: Fl. H. Marsh.
president: II. i. Holman. c. ". Henry.
T. NJ. Neigh. !. A. Fleming. p. C. Jep-
son. r. i. Meidel. g. W. Eoonee, S. &.
Williams. \. l.. O1toby. W. H Higgins
and Douglas Vaas.
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BENWOOD
Lay Men OFF.

Lay Men OFF.
rraCtc-a,iv N" entire force Or INC
r-.kc works w;S lald nif yesterday r
ur irGcnritr period "i Inn. Tn" mon
lain nCr have l"cr repairing ani i''Ir'. ,
IN. ahn,., M" works s.r'" ih' genera.
l..,..ff Sc,cr,i rnr'hs go.
Names to Be Sent
Nn-r than '.u ran1e> of properly
Owners. uln ar. Ic.lNTu"ri ~ pay I"I
:,cI- ely IAA,- f"- !h'l VIII r' S''nf
49, nc state "ud'tn". y =. Ti"Td ~ ''hHr
ic,ton. W Va. today. Af"r " yea
i the taxes h"v" not boon Paid Win i
lcnvv ,nrcrc,' a sheriff Will aucil"A
eff tho boss, FOR taxes. Thor" d"'
,rrrr dclinJucntS th.s year ih7r hh'"
,vcr hC.n registered ~ IT, cry '"l"r"
-, doub, To tNc had conditions.
America First Day.
SUNDAY ~! lr nh%cr' 81 Ivy ~" min'
i=..-,. nf al he churches az ihle CITY
a. "k,rcrira IN-Ht 'mv. l. H:S h""7
~.i a..Idn ~, = rrNr!a n'Lt;"r by Mayor
Srrouts and xiii hc "ha"rN 81 by Al ~
sac Americans ~ 'h.> IL. Quite 4
irr of comment has h""r r"ln- H""u:
ms city lalc!, W'lrh Gusts y r'f""ti"n
mon tho ur,rcIrloa and r."w. "f per
-. 4 S~rrc - people uNirs ~ i1li
,.jty and viii" ~" supposed =" h" be-
ICyrrs IN nc constitution 80 ~" ! ~
80 states AMI tho rrlH'lU'"s 'h"-""'.
|. /: d't"ccrhC- r'Gni for "i'lA'n -;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01
STEUBENV|LLE
Prohibition SIGuthS
Make Three Big HauIS

=, -,
SicUh"nN!HF. -. 'H''' "-''e ''"' ~
4 RESIDENT e! i-''ihh- hd' M "'" ~
"a? today "h'n "''H''".' 'I'I"'H ~
k'n>"n and assistants rA'''' "'H "'''''
and 'rUrd s'.lI rr'i arg" qua ht'E
81 ram mash. IT, was brought h"'"rr
.'r.''r" " i. I'"wn"r here an" '''u
500 nd costs.
Although Nl~ h0m" had boom S"ar'hen
c',l,n ''"'"S N'"""'H "l'H"ut result,
carl" r"l">h. IN Ad''t 80" n'aN"F' ma"
:" :"rk "''" 10" nj ISIS ~ ,"S'.-'
Adl"r.S "omr' today after H'rn'\ S n"rhIS
h7d ''Nn" =" N'''' ava 10 80 so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Tolsdo. june ~ - Wheat. cash N.2'.
July Slc6A, september -
tlovcrsccd prlm" cash - on. pctNncF
il.3o December los, February ~ i.-t.
March tllln.
Als,kc, prime cash, August ard O't"-
hcr SHE'S.
Timothy prime cash. 1919 = -. I?i?'
5 90. 1920. s. o.. September ~ 3d. octo-
her S325.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

NeT 1t 'un" 20 Ruttrr e-"a fy .
t>rcg~,,-r h.:hr- than extras IS - .,
creamery. cNtrts - score. 80 &C. Dr"ai',-
- ,Ir9,2, l>S :" 81 >curcl - a 81 {.
'.v.; st", \. currrul m.,hc y" . -
= tirrn fresh gathered. extra flrSt*
do iIr.,'s ga sic. STATE. - M
i rca-nl N"si,rr h.nn, ~
,ro,Ntra VA -. -, browns
T7T,. 4" 'h-r.I h~cw"- ana
,,lor.. FIRST. Ia extras I'"' So.
-, f,rrn. state whoir Ni.k. flats.
,r""lL!s 49,. pl1r. Il" average rur
inL.u ls3.r. state. wh"l" milk. twins.
,p".ia.S ibG t6@.,. do average run lIf
iI'.".
Lvc poultry weak. hro'IcrH 3hW SOC:
fowls 81 rrostrrs lJc. nr"ss"d p"ul-
Try steady AMI unchanged. FIoUr easy.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

WNec =: ". Vi. Jn'0 -. -,
rurn;shen Tn. Intelligence hy A r
hasten G. Co members ot th- New fora
Stock Exchange Nat.on2l Bank FuI!t'
lnS, whee.irS W. VA. Louis +. Brand
ReS.Gsnt nNrtner.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Vaccine " Nt. IGr" -. 81
Furnished The Intelligence 10y a. T.
NaS:en 4 %. mcmh"rS Boston stock
t:A,hLnEc. second fiucr National BanE
" Y. Va. EltE
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High Low ClOso
LIBERTY BONDS

\sw York. June cO--,..her,y bonds
c'oss1 .:ms $685.. INST IS s.. Se""r"
,>S IS r-st 81 $50. second ~,
t.S-s 'h!rH 49, }907t. '"u-'h -
s1n =, eor~rN i:4s $3.50. Victory ). ;
1855 Victory 4As $oS.i2.
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STANDARD Oh.
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

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Master Il % members Nc~ FORK ntoci
exchange. S"rcrd foo, National baEh
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NEW YORK CURB MARKED

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Rcpcrtc by y r. Mnsten & Co. mem,
be-s New NU:h S'n,h Exchange, second
floor \atI>ral RAnl, OF ". Va. Bldg.
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PETROLEUM.

oil ,~''r "a June 1n.--Trcoit Ia !.
ances s. IS. runs ti,l46. average aISSS,
shipments 4o.eS4: average 4I.S73.
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

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Furnished by Hcnr! - p"hcr:y x 60.
through Wilson ln'"Siirru. Crtr.any.
Mutual EHnk EnidiUr
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

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DRY GOODS.

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