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Stocks
Grain
THE MARKETS
Provisions
Cot tmi
NEW Noitk SUM k MAltkET REPORT, I'lTCVISIIKD lt\ THE IIM'E*
FIELD I’.IB tk li:\4.l \\|» COMMISSION COMPANY. DAILY.
Open. High. laiw. Cluwi.
Anaconda . it; 4« 453 453
AmalKumated Copper .. 70J 70Q fix1,' tilt}
k, American Car Foundry .. 37} 38 371 374
American Cotton oil .. 317 - —
American Lomot've . Mi 511 51 61
American Smellers . ft.'.J 95} -^93* 9IJ
Atchison ... 854 86 841 85}
Baltimore ana 0M0 . . 88} K9.J 883 894
Brooklyn Rap!} Tr.Mi.it . . 124 434 41} 4 1}
Colorado Fuel and Iron ... .. 24 24 23’ 231
Canadian Paclfle . . ..1661 1 ?0 1664 1694
CltOf-apeake & Ohio .. 334 33} »33 33
Distiller'* Securities .. 48 4*5 484 IH.}
Delaware and lltptson .1 48 148 4 147 147
Erie, common . . 197 197 18* 19
Erie, first preferred . . is 18 4 5 4 53
Illinois Central .134 — —
Louisville & Nashville. 105} 1051 105}
Missouri. Kansas and Terns .. 337 34 4 3517 34
Missouri Pacific . 66} 66} 657 66
National I<etul .. lt>4 467 46 46
New York Central . 102 1027 1012 1023
Norfolk A- Western . 69 69 69 69
Northern Pacific ..119 119} lls 1181
Ontnrlo A Western ..317
Pennsylvania Railroad . I 174 1173 1167 117}
Peoples (las . .
Reading . . . .. 914 92 89*7 907
Republic Iron and Steel . . 194 — — —
Rock Island .. 187 IN ? 18* 183
Southern Prfcifie . 832 837 821 83}
St Paul ..119} t‘»n 1 I X J n»2
Southern Railway, common ... •••• l 154 152 152
Southern Railway, preferro ’ 53 52 52
American Sunnr . ' 11 1132 113} 113}
Tennessee Coal & Iron . .
Union Pacific. ••• 1'-’6' 1262 1 21} 126}
United States Steel, eommoe •• 31! 312 3«>1 307
United States Steel. pref*»rt I 93', ‘*37 «#R 934
Vlrginta-Carolinn. eommot, 20 — —
Wabash, common . II — — —
Wabash, preferred . -• 2 1 2<t 20
Western Union .... . ^$ •• —
chicaoo *'• ..o oi rit\oi'.
.•it Low. Close.
W H KAT—
May.lo_; l" l A H*2i 1022
sept.hi; H2i ho ; ho; j
ja.f..97 97; HO HO 2
t'OII.N—
May ..VC f.n 5s ; 59
Sept.on 2 on-; 59; 004
Dec. .9; 59; r.Ni an;
OATS—
May.4H \ 4 9 i 4 9 49
sept.r» 1 *; r,i; a*' *.or
l)e<.ISi \s}j I 17
l*0»tK—
s- t.16.22 16.22 16.02 16 02
Oct.16.30 16.52 10.07 16.07
i«Aim—
Sept. 9.15 9.15 9.05 9.05
Oct. 9.27 9.27 9.15 9.15
nuts—
Sept.8.S., s.S.» n.7.» 8.76
Oct.8.95 8.95 8.82 S.N2
V»:W VOKK COTTON.
*
Open. High. Low. Close, i
.lan.123 1 1254 1 227 1 254
Match ...1242 1262 1238 1262
Aliy .. ..12HO 1264 1250 1264
Auk. .. .1151 1154 114 1 1154
Sept. . . .Ills 110S 1146 1168
Oct .. ..1215 1231 1206 1231
Dec. .. .1 222 1 243 1 218 1 242
MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHUfC)
SYR CP.
-.
Has been used for over 8IXTT-FIVR
YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS
for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUC
CESS It SOOTHES the CHILD
Hortens the gums, allays all PAIN;
CURBS WIND COLIC, and 1* the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists In every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup." and
take no other kind. Twenty-live
cents a bottle. Guarantee'1 under
tbe Food and Drugs Act, June 30th.
1906. Serial Number 109X AN OLD
AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
ROGERS' LIVERWORT
TAR AND CANCHALAOUA
For the complete cure of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis and
all Lung complaints tendering
Consumption. LIVER WORTH, TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, have f0r ages
maintained an established reputation
as a standard Cough Remedy, ft con
tains no opium or harmful drug, can
be given with safety to children
Price tl.uo
For sale t Whites Pharmacy. Cot
Princeton serne and Bland sir'
Dr n. (’ Mild, or Hook. After hav
'»« •*'•< ii confined at St. \.tike's hos-|
in’ for some time with lever, re
i i in*.| home today.
••FWIIAXTAIKV’T”
De t local eiilertiilniiieiit evei
. here. 0|M*ru house tonight
— ». :(.» and ,*|| rents.
1 : »Dlt |»|A It It If ORA VKV
•• l; KNOWN TO FAIL.
to say a few words for
f hamherlaln’s Polio, Pholero n« »<
Diarrhoea Hemedy. j have
1’,!s preparation for Ho pa. t t(.-,
years and have recommended it to
a number of people in York count/
and have never known it to fall to
e.Yert a cure in uny instance. I feel
tliatl can not say too much for thr
best remedy of the kind in the
/ orld."—{?. Jamison. Spring drove,
York County. Pa. 'Phis remedy Is
■ or sale by The White Pharmacy,
for Princeton Avenue and Mland
Street.
.i:\VUM OF OIMMFNTS FOlt
<’VI A MIDI Tit XT CONTAIN
MKIUTIIV.
Vs mercury will surely do. troy the
•ms,. ,,r smell and completely de
i iti'-’c* liwhole i.vhIi'ui when en
. * * fin** it through the mucous sttr
*uoh at I ‘r-les sii ml t never be
> •*;! except o'i ; rescript Ions from
! tif ’ble !*ii>si< .ms, as tlo- damage*
•ev will ,'o is ten foil to the* good
m can poss’bly e'erive from them.
'' Putarfh Cure, manufactured!
i K I Cheney & Co. Toledo. O,,
c mi .tins no mercury, and is taken j
j ' 1 • t li;■ I! v act illi* !i' <• ! I v upon the
’ •• and mtieoii orfaror of the
-’ei'i. In hnyitor Hall’s Catarrh
' * e 1 nr** yo i et the genuine.
I is taken Intern li' and made in
‘i dodo Ohio. b> IV .1 Cheney K
* * r**Htimonials ftee.
f ’ b’ Druggist* Price. 7ae.
•or bottle
• a..** Hall s I aiinly Pills for eon*
ipation.
PtONAL
A Harris, of Cary, is reghtteieri
at tin* Inn.
o o o
H. C. Klllott, of Chrlstlansburg,
i» in tbo city.
o o o
l>r. .las. .1. Itishop, of I'orkv (iaj>
;Is In the Hty.
o o o
•I. C. King returned last night
jfrom lamest own
+ + +
J Hen Ia*w1. manager or he K-nm>
‘ly player*, is In the cPv
0 o o
•1 H Smoot, of Tip Top is a >m
hies* visitor to the citv.
1 O O
1) W. Urn mer. of Williamson,
spent yesterday in the city
+ + +
*1 no. \\. Peck left on a business
trip to PrIncoton this morning.
o o o
o. It. Alexander left Inst night on
ft business trip to Cincinnati.
o o o
Mis. I.uelle Hearing, of Roanoke
Is visiting friends in the city.
o o o
Min, Roberta McNutt, of Prime
ton. Is the guest of friend* in th«
city.
O O O
fv N. llangely returned t’lls morn
big from a business trio to . ,». •»
f'lfieu.
O * O
W K !•'.>> '•* .‘turned yesterday
from a few day* visit at \\ hlfe *ul
hur Springs
O ?
■Mrs. s. .1. Klnlev re> true I this
morning from a week'- \i it to
Jamestown
Me*? r*; J \ Vest an' 1 t;. Rjwi
ing. of Rock were business visitors
here yeterday.
o r> n
Mi".\V M Reyiio''s md chil
dren returned Inst night from *> r--v
days’ visit to Roanoke.
CV O O
1 I! Bn! In and \v iff* of Kenova,
pas-ed through the eii\ this morning
^r> route to tho e\j*okft!on.
o o
■Mrs. Lindsey and Ml* s Hidner. of
Cambria. are the guests of Mias
Korcf'a At n n •• I.ee stT**ef.
W F. Perkins and tantfly :*•» th’s
morning for a week's «•« n>|„.
lives in \^Rshln<rton county. V.*.
+ + +
L. R. Freeman. aHsbVmt general
passenger agent of the P ■nn.u lvania
lines, of Columbus. Is In »he city
o o o
-f. O. Lambert and wife and Misses
Resale Newman and Zulu Workman
of Wayne. Va.. spent las* nl^h* in
the city en route to Jamestown.
o o o
Mr. las. Prince, after visiting rel
atives in the city for a few day? re
I! timed last night to his horn* at
Prince, Va.
o o o
Crip lost Thursday on train No.
2- $10.00 reward offered for re
turn of same to Sol Hyman. Poca
hontas. Va.. or Dally Leader office.
1 15-3t
o o o
W. L. Thornton and wife, of
Maryland, are the guests of Messrs.
C. \f and J. T. Thornton.
o o o
Mrs. Jas. Soott has r°turned from
a brief visit to Princeton;.
o o o
iThe fire at Floyo. Va.. destroyed
two buildings belonging to Field
Scott, uncle of Dr. Cha ? M Scott,
of this city.
o o c
S. L. Kvans, of Elkhorn. was In
the city yesterday.
AT WONDERLAND THEATRE
-commencing Monday, August 12th.
Lola Lea Earl Company
1n Their Latest Comedy Sketches ■
“The Innocent Kid."
Best of Singing.iDancing.JEtc.
Up to-Date in Every Particular.
Desirable Residence For Sale !
I nave just had placed in my Hands forsale
a new up to date frame and metal roof
dwelling on Giles Street on very reasonable
terms. Has 8 rooms, with bath room and
large attic, hot and cold water, electric
lights, phone connections and hot air fur
nace, inside beautifully finished up in hard
wood.
a a nA u> wi,\. gaay.
MINERS’ ETIQUETTE
• TRICT RULES GOVERN IN THE
WESTERN OESERT.
It Is Net Censidsrsd Rollts to Ask
Whsr# Any Man's Claims ar
••erst Water Holes Ar*
Located.
"Never ask a man anything about
hts mine; he won t tell you if you do.
It isn't etiquette to aak such ques
tion* on the dr*ert."
Thus Spoke J. Helnemau lata of
Beatty, an old timer la Death valley
• ud the desert.
■ "You see. when one miner meets
another on the desert they stop, talk
and pass pleasantries Due will ask
the other how he's getting along and
lia will say 'good' or hard luck,' but
that's about all. Neither asks for de
tails or where 'he other has hla claims
located. If any man wauta you to
know he'll tell you without retng
jsked If not he won't tell you If you
Jo aak.
"The fact I* that If s man has s I
itreat body of low grade ore that be
’mist have a force of men to work and
.ship to the smelters he must record
it. But If he has a rich spot with
free gold easily bandied it Is not nec
tary, and many times one doesn't 1
I ' »r* to have the world know shout
I it aud have everybody coming to dig
nil around. It often leads to troubles
and litigation. Jumping and all that
sort of thing.
"If a property ts In the mountains
It fa more necessary to record It for
ft Is easier found. A man can he
followed In the mountain* but never
>ut on the desert. ! would like to *ee
'he man who could follow me on the
de*ert If I don't want him to. I’ll
give him a chase that will make hlin
very sick of hi* |ob Of course In
such case* a claim Is never left un
guarded If anyone should stumble up
on It by accident. In such cane poa
1 icgaton will be nine points of the law
"Thin fa ho not only about mines
but also about private secret water
holes You know some of theae give
so little wafer that once known to tha
general public they would be of no
use to those who went to big trouble
finding them, or to anyone el*e very
soon, so they never tell. Let one who
haa such a place hidden find one in
need he will share hi* water, and. If
necessary, he will go and bring back
a supply, but the other fellow doesn't
know where it cornea from That's
the finder's secret.
"Of course there are public water
I ing places, especially along the ntage
j route* Some well* have been dug by
Individual* or companies who *»d)
water. Lot* of money has been ex
p« nded In this **) The water prob
leui la Indeed a serious one on the
desert.
"At some of the ramp* w«N»r Is
hauled by team and *ell* 'or in high
as nine dollar* a barrel. Heot ’* who
don’t know think that I* a terrible
price, but It really leaves a verv small
profit for the long haul and tl time
lost and feed of team*. Often much
of the water with which one sii.rts is
tided by the horse*."—Lob Angeles
Times.
HE TOOK A REST.
; But Got It In a Different Way Than
Hit Neighbor.
As It Is undoubtedly true that one
i man’* meat may be another man’s
! poison, so It happens somethin s that
what seems like work to one person
| ia regarded a* recreation by another.
I "Had a good lecture on Ah:*ky,
, didn't we Kb?" asked one of Mr
Dodd's neighbors, meeting him ihr
day after the lecture. "To sit there
| peaceful a* pie for two hour*, hearing
him reel off the information and S'-e
j Ing those pictures cast on the screen
was a grand rest for me, beat out
j with eranberrying as I he "
"It was a good enough talk.” ad
: itiltted Mr. Dodd. In a grudging to ,e
but It didn’t rest me any to sp» ak
1 of Between having to set stock till
without a chance to get In a w.-ril for
two mortal hours and crane my neck
j looking at those view*. I wa- pretty
well wore when I got home.
"Hut I took the lantern out Into the
i woodshed and by the time I J spill
1 up a w«» k's kindlings I felt hid o
rested an' calmod down." -Youth's
I Companion
Crushing His Ardor.
They were sea ted on a. bench In
Central park the Other night.
"Suppose. Marguerite,” amid the
young mao. In low but passionate
i tone- to the sweet young thing by his
side, suppose I told you every lime I
[ looked at you my head swims; sup
! Muse I told von your eyes are deep
j brown well*; suppose t fold you the
i of your hair fairly Intoxicates
me suppose (edging closer! I told
vou you are the sweetest, dearest Mule
mu gel In all the world What would
you think?”
An answer came out of the darkness
clenr and cool; "I would think you 1
bad a brain storm ”
The silence that followed wan of the
density commonly described as cap*,
ble of being cut with a knife
Bound to Bo Talked About.
'Mra Hrnith's hair dfdn t used to
he that color." said one at the club
if used to he yellow, didn't It?"
Yes It did.” admitted the other
Hbe changes the color every little
■vttile to give people something to say
, about her They'd Ignore her entirely
f she dldn t do aomethlng to attract
ftt’eutloa, shea ao laatgaiflrant.
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