Trade Trends Show Strong Orders for Summer Hardware
The Edgar Thomson works at Braddock run at full capacity with daily steel rail output around 1,600 tons. Light rails contracts already book to September, and heavy rails fetch about £3,000 per ton. Prices and costs have shifted as machinery boosts production efficiency. The nail trade remains demoralized with low margins. Leather trade in England reports steady demand amid tariffs and shifting export patterns to Brazil and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicrates
Premune
Trespayr
Edgar Thomson
Braddock
Department of Trade
Iig
Pitssburg
Noil
Iron and Steel
Brazil
Wettern
Live Stock Markets Report From Cavite
June 7 receipts show 46 head on hand with shipments at 1390 each, market fair at yesterday's prices. no cattle shipped to New York today. Receipts total 900 head with 1100 head shipped. market very dull and no sales. Hog receipts 3000 head with shipments at 206 end. market fair with best grades higher than yesterday and other grades unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Disraton
Perrasuka
Trespay
Cavite
New York
Market Receipts Describe Mixed Livestock Demand
New York markets show cattle receipts at 373 head with weak demand and dull tone, hog receipts at 6134 head with firmer pricing, and Chicago reports 6000 cattle with slow market. Lows and primes shift across regions with varied prices for beef, veal, mutton, and lamb offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gressu Lwef
Gygiye
Dresser
Chicago
Lloge
Vereoks
AMR Livetids
Imarket
Wera Inrsee
M Su S. Simeo
Loo Hasty Shire
Accasion
Domestic Beece and regional wool sample notes
Moderately active domestic Beece sample shows 20 Tests with readings including Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia New York Michigan Indiana and Western regions. Coarse HEB and fine washed demine X appear with medium washed combing and Te. Canada x whited Gnabine and other codes referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West
Virginda
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Canada
Conrae
Turpentine Market Report From Savansatt to New York
Turpentine markets show steady pricing with firm sentiment noted in Savannasatt Sige and New York. Resin and spirits values hold, with strained turpentine around 90 cents and good strained near that level. crude and dip prices are listed with multiple units and currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savansatt
Sige
Vallastoy
New York
Mair Demu
Coffee Market Update and December Price Notes
Fragmented text reports on coffee options and prices with several dates and figures. Mentions months June July and December, a price of 12.65, and references to firms and market terms. unclear details keep core entities but overall sense is a market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steatis
Augeast
HSL IL Fees Crenniven
Bede
Spot Rio Quiet
Se Sacrimens
Bio Fair
si S_t
The Metal Markets Reported Mixed With Sparse Details
A truncated market note from The Metal Markets in New York mentions Jane a Sik Tote 25 and a dubious 200M figure. The fragment provides limited context and no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
Domentic
Drygoods Market Notices Prices and Whiskey Purity
The Drygoods Market in New Yook announces cloth prices rising and stock themes. Print cloths advance and remain firm while whiskey brands Gibson Finch Overholt and Red Creek rye carry Max signature as pure. Prices listed per quart and per six quarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yook
Jane 7
Gibson, Finch, Overholt
Rewr Creek
Max
Wheat market volatile as Hatch anti option bill passes House
Chicago trading floor reports nervous wheat trade amid mixed crop news and farm outlooks. Analysts note uncertainty after House approval of the Hatch anti option bill, with a late rally on Washington assurances followed by profit taking. Prices for flour, corn, oats, and livestock fluctuate as new reports from Northwest spring wheat and Kansas winter wheat interact with crop prospects abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chicago
House of Representatives
Northwest
Kansas
Washington
France
Buesta
Igo
Longs
Ohio
Missouri
Shorts
Cemennen
Late brief news items from across the world
A chaotic late news brief lists shocks felt in Canosa and Boma, a Chilean cabinet crisis resolution, a crackdown on Rock train robbers in Indian Territory, a settled suit among the Cw brothers, and a bond reduction for Westinghouse. Other items mention ministers praising civil rights, infant deaths found on a Chicago sidewalk, a mayoral dismissal of a detective, a family drowning near Forest City, and Indians moving from Lower Brule to Rosebud.
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Canosa
Boma
Mafia
Indian Territory
Cw Brothers
Washington
Ce Ae
Chicago
Inuisa National Citizens’ Rights Association
George Westinghouse, Jr
Marsh
Shuler
Forest City
Lower Brule
Rosebud
C. Reed
Wichita
Kay
Nicholas Bird
Bird
People’s Electric Street Railwa Company
Rochester
Willum Kennedy
Street Railroad Company
Fort Wayne Road
Wagon Driver Arrested for Violating City Ordinance
Katie Witmer, 12, was struck by a wagon on Penn Avenue at Sixth Street yesterday afternoon. Thomas Moore, of the Southside, stopped to help. Witmer suffered a broken leg and was sent home to the West End. Moore was jailed for not keeping the required 15 feet from a team ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Witmer
Penn Avenue
Sixth Street
Thomas Moore
Southside
Mer
West End
Moore
Real Estate Boom and Kensington Sale Spotlight Pittsburgh Markets
Two major property deals show brisk growth in Pittsburgh area real estate. Kensington sale draws 10,000 attendees and keys to 120 lots totaling about 118,008 dollars while several new dwellings and planned developments unfold in Wilkinsburg and Mansfield along the Panhandle.
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages From Local Deals
On Sherman avenue and 100 feet to Grant avenue a property sold for 300 on monthly payments. John F. Suceny sold for James Nesbit Allegheny to A N Neely Mt. Washington a new four room frame No 19 Clarissa Street fronting 22 feet on Clarissa and 100 feet deep to an alley for 1850 with four $1,000 mortgages placed on Thirteenth ward property for three years at 6 percent. Charles Somers Co sold to Angelo Bevilacqua lot No 9 Grace Park, Chartiers township fronting 25 feet on Lorenz avenue and 90 feet deep to an alley for 900. J E Glass sold to A L Watkins 20 lots in the J C Dick plan with a four room frame house at Sheraden station for 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratty
A. J. Pentecost
Char- Mors Street
Fifth Ward
Allegheny
William E. Delaney
C.L. Reno
W. C. Lyne
C. H. Love
North Highland Avenue
G. Hamilton
Oan K. Ewing
Oan K. Ewing & Co. Sold For Samuel McNaugher
David Hastings, Jr
Linden Avenue
Tenth Ward
Kensington Improvement Company
Kensington
Oliver McCrady
Jeannette
Peter Burroupe
Pittsburg
Lizzie C. Machlin
J. A. Seitz
Edeard L. James
New Kensington
Edward TL. James
Pau
A. D. Kelly and
Mary
Cozad
Louis Sapple
Midway
Mary McKeown
Homestead
R. Robson
Duquesne
Timothy W. Gorman
Joseph Kolbecker
Connellsville
Adam Kiein
Lower St. Clair Ee
James Seitz
Eben Spen
McKeesport
Pitssbark
Joseph Roveno
Margaret Ainsley
George J. Cont
Holmes & Co
Keystone Land and Loan Association
Sharpsbury
Richard Howells
M.S. Thompson
Villa Clark
B. J. Williams
George H. Hershey
Coleridge Avenue
Lawrenceville
Sy Kees
Mill
Samnee
Irwin
Manvile
A. Z. Byers & Co
William A. Black
James Duncan
Allegheny City
Sherman Avenue
Grant Avenue
John F. Suceny
James Nesbit
A. N. Neely
Mt. Washington
Clarissa Street
Clarissa
Charles Somers & Co
Angelo Bevelacqua
Grace Park
Chartiers Township
Allegheny County
Lorenz Avenue
J. E. Glass
A. L. Watkins
J. C. Dick
Sheraden Station
Pleasant Valley Stock Trends Rise and Fall in Local Market
The local stock market shows light activity with Pleasant Valley edging up after initial weakness. Birmingham and Duquesne Tractions weaken early but firm later. Philadelphia on Airbrake United States Gas common and other issues post small leases. Quotes and calls fluctuate through the day with no major movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Duqueane
Pleasant Valley
Philadelphia
United States
Manchester Gb
Piessant Valley
Central
Plenenant Valley
Luster
Duquesne
Stocks Quiet as Grangers Lead Gains and Burlington Dips
The New York market opened quiet with gains led by Grangers and heavy buying from shorts and foreign buyers. Burlington declined over 1 percent as St. Paul insiders fueled optimism, while Industrials eased and most bonds remained inactive. Total stocks sold reached 269,315 shares with notable moves in Reading and Union Pacific.
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Burlington
New York
St. Paul
Atchison
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Preferred
New England
Reading
Union Pacific
Western Union
Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dispatch Hitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Stocks-Closing Prices Report
Boston stocks closing prices list varied with entries for Calumet and Hecla, Kearsarge and E Quincy, Fitchburg, Lamson and Centennal Min Go, and several other lines. The report notes Boston and Maine, Fitchburg, and Thomson-Houston among listed names with figures indicating market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hecla
Floston
Albany
Baten
Maine
Kearsarge
Hur
Quincy
Fey
Fitchbuurg
Sail Tel
Lamson
N. E. Tel
Tel
Wu Batre & B. Cop
Thomson-Houston
el Iy
Philadelphia Stock Quotations Report for June 7
New York June 7. Best Belcher 190, Consolidated California and Virginia 370, Deadwood 210, Eureka Consolidated 14, Hale and Norcross 215, Horn Silver 385, Mexican Mining 125, Standard 1, Union Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Best & Belcher
Consolidated California & Virginia
Deadwood
Eureka Consolidated
Hale & Norcross
Hemicwere
Sae Horn Silver
Optevans
Standard
Union Contulidia
Bar Silver Prices and London Market Update
New York June 7 special report notes London bar silver at 40 per ounce with New York dealer pricing at ic per ounce. The quotation reflects aLondon market activity and current price levels for precious metal traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Money Market Loans Rise as Clearing House Funds Grow
Loans of Clearing House banks last Saturday surpassed year earlier levels by about 93,000 dollars, with deposits up 140 million. Money in Pittsburg and other centers remained easy despite political strain and a major disaster, signaling solid employment of funds and no broad congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
The
Wall Street Journal
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bank Clearing Totals Show Varied Clearing Activity
The report lists New York and other banks with figures for clearings and balances. Notable totals include $137,035,743 in clearings with $5,442,3 evideate eastern and $1,588,728 money in related balances. Other entries show Paris or BatRwoone figures and varied percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Batrwone
Oil Fires and Storm Hit Oakdale and McDonald
A quiet oil day was shattered by two fires, one at Oakdale destroying a Lenox rig and three houses, with an insured loss around 3000. Lightning struck the Royal Gas Ed McDonald No. 2 rig near McDonald, igniting tanks and burning them. loss under 1000. Weather and field activity, including several gauge readings, followed in the late day reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
McDonald
At Hose Company
Forest Oil Company
Pittsburg
Lenox
F. U
Royal Gas Company
Ed McDonald No
J. W. McGill
Greenlee & Forest
Marshall
Marshall & Chalfant
Venice
Oil Market Fluids At New York Open Slows By Noon
Market opened firm but muting after initial sales with dull activity through the day. Spot sales were none with limited July delivery. Total barrels traded reached about 5 000 as refiners saw tepid demand across WTI and related products in New York and Cleveland summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
George
Siggm Tate
Seine
Sige
Jaly
Siige
M@Sc
SoKec
Byueii
Tige
Saptemsnes
Imir Fend
Seeady
Western
City
Hutter
Western Dairy
Piac
Elgin
Oil City Exchange
New Yous
Son Enon En Oil
Sic
Lima Oil
Cleveland
Still the Fund Grows for Fourth of July Celebration
Contributions toward the Fourth of July celebration total $3,100, about half of last year’s amount despite double the time. yesterday’s gifts include Iron City Brewing Company $100 P Duff & Sons $10 Rosenbaum & Co $10 and J S Slagle 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron City Brewing Company
P. Duff & Sons
Rosenbaum & Co
J. S. Slagle
New Colored Calemens Silks Alert At Low Price
Silks department offers bright new colored calemens at 75 cents each. Jest Hoanz & Co. at 6 9 1 Penn agenus runs the sale with quick service and featured fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Rea Sagsing
Syan
Jest Hoanz & Co
Penn Agenus
Market Summary Reports Mixed Prices Across Commodities
Strawberries remained abundant with five carloads at commission houses. lemons in demand with hot weather, butter steady but cheese and country butter softening. bananas weak due to large arrivals. groceries show no price changes with strong sugar outlook. oats, rice, and canned goods listed with varied denominations and regions noted.
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Elgin
New York
Michigan
Ohio
York
California
Hoxey
Cariond
Mammoth
Timothy
Messina
Maryland
Mobile
Seadorsen
Bermuda
Florida
Paying the Price Offenders Convicted in Criminal Court
In the criminal court yesterday Robert Meyers pleaded guilty to larceny of 450 dollars from Joseph Weertz and was sent to Huntingdon Reformatory. Dennis Delaney admitted stealing a suit from Oscar Walk. William Anderson convicted of larceny of a harness from Thomas Ritchey and sent six months to the workhouse. Charles F. Grier convicted of keeping a gambling house and sent six months to the workhouse. Patrick Leonard convicted of a true assault on Mary Nelson on the McKeesport bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Méyers
Joseph Weertz
Southside
Huntingdon Reformatory
Dennis Delaney
Oscar Walk
Prebie Avenue
Alletheny
William Anderson
Thomas Ritchey
Sandusky Street
Charles F. Grier
Braddock
William Bennett
Patrick Leonard
Mary Nelson
McKeesport Bridge
Oil driller sues assailants for damages
Elider Abrams Edward Slack and Harry Walton are sued by Pennell an oil driller for 6000 damages claiming May 7 at Wylie station on the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad he was assaulted knocked down beaten and kicked after showing 160 he carried at the hotel and left on the railroad track before intervention by a station employee Miss White. An capias was issued for the defendants.
Grand Jury True Bills on Liquor, Assaults and Larceny
The grand jury returned true bills for Jacob Arend Mary Deubaker Joseph Hook Ernest Krieger Joseph Rabenstein Jaco Besch Paul Rein hart Peter Roth Greger Stein Hartman Schrader selling liquor without license and on Sunday Dorothea Gedeon Joseph Im hott William Jackson larceny Charles Hauser William Hauser William Kerr felonious assault and battery and misdemeanor Anthony Hynze entering building with felonious intent Cliff Lawson aggravated assault and battery. Ignored bills include G W Beck Charles Baker John Doney William Hare J A Tumblow Forest C tech assault and battery M Gregan C England Fated assault and battery Dorothea Gedeon malleicious mischief Ludwig Isel larceny William King larceny by bailes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Arend
Mary Deubaker
Joseph Hook
Ernest Krieger
Joseph Rabenstein
Jaco Besch
Paul Reinhart
Peter Roth
Greger Stein
Hartman Schrader
Hqnor
Dorothea Gedeon
Joseph Imhott
William Jackson
Charles Hauser
William Hauser
William Kerr
Anthony Hynze
Cliff Lawson
G.W. Beck
Charles Baker
John Doney
William Hare
J. A. Tumblow
Forest C Tech
M. Gregan
C. England
Ludwig Isel
William King
Bnailes
Woman Sues For Breach Of Promise At Pittsburg Exposition
Miss Otilda Fisher sues Christ Heberley for damages claiming breach of promise after he allegedly promised to marry on the second day of the Pittsburg Exposition. She asserts continued willingness to wed but Heberley refused to perform. A capias was issued with bail set at $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otilda Fisher
Christ Heberley
Pittsburg Exposition
Heberley
Damages Sought Over Hotel Owner in McHugh Suit
Mrs. Mary McHugh sues John B. Schlosser and G. C. Dellenbach proprietor of the Hotel Schlosser for $6175 in damages after the death of her husband, claiming liability in a pres death case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McHugh
John B. Schlosser
G. C. Dellenbach
Schlosser
Legal Ledger Notes from McKeesport Courts
A vendict for the defendant was given in the Kuntz Haney versus Emil Heidelberger case. A new suit was filed by Buckman against Millvale borough for 5000 dollars for injuries from a sidewalk hole. Damages of 3000 awarded to Sarah A. Wilson against Equitable Gins Company for land injury from a pipeline. Tax executions issued in several cases totaling 43 to 419 dollars. Oleomargarine cases against Keystone Butter Company concluded with a 1200 dollar fine. Trials underway over property damage from street grading and divorce testimony in Baldorf versus Baldorf. Orphans Court denied guardianship removal for Hannah Powell. executors remain guardians under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntz Haney
Emil Heidelberger
Pleintiff
John Bott
Cuantes Gescuwexp
Sait
Millvale
Sarah A. Wilson
Equitable Gins Company
Renault & Cottivan
Saitta & Fuent
G. Dice & Co
John and Hillam McGibe
M. Allen Kirkpatrick &Uo
C. A. Wilhelm
United States District Court
Keystone Butter Company
Joseph Short
W. 5
Porter
William Burton
Charles Hobey
Guy Johnston
August Anderson
George Carroll
W. J. Kaufman
C. J. Oxden
William Meara
McKeesport City
White
Jennie Lind
Bogues
T. W. H. Baldorf
Mary Baldorf
Baldorf
Eighteenth Regiment
Orphans’ Court
Hannah Powell
Harry Powell
Grain and flour market report with mixed carload prices
Tuesday grain exchange sales show varied carload trades including 3 cars No 2 yellow corn and 1 car middlings. Oats prices steady to down while hay and mill feed soften and wheat and flour markets show weak profit signals for millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Western
Supreme Castle to Meet in Pittsburg for Four Day Session
The Supreme Castle of the Mystic Chain A O 12 M C will convene in Pittsburg on Tuesday June 14 and remain in session four days. Delegates receive an outdoor reception at Silver Lake from 2 to 11 pm Tuesday managed by John J. Davis Commandery No 12. Delegates and visitors will be escorted to the grove by Company D First Regiment. On Thursday evening all the castles in Alle-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Castle
A. O
M. C
Silver Lake
John J. Davis
Alle
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Ad Slogans
Fragmentary OCR shows a historical ad for Carter’s Little Liver Pills promising relief for sick headache and liver upset. Text repeats product name variations and slogan style typical of vintage medical advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyster
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Chicago Fire and Leather
England
East Liberty
Fy Telegraph
Wool Markets
Turpentine Markets
John M. Wakler & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Pennsylvania Magora Fogemary Ic
Braltimore
Milwautaeree
Westane
Locein van
Traffic IN Realty
Panhandle
East
Exd
Dempsey
Stanton Avenue
Morningside Road
Williams & Gleeson
Carpenter
Black Street
Margaretta Street
Patrick Doran
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brushton
W. H. Devore
Rebecca Street
C. L. Reno
Hamilton
Panhandis
Mansfield
John A. Bell
William Hill
Michael O'Keefe
Chartiersborough
Jones & McLaughlins
Samuel Kennedy
Steel and Plate Company
J. D. Glover
James W. Drape & Co
Panhandle Road
Lota
Kensington Entereloement
Wee
Dief
G. McCandless
Esquire Davis
Captain Litz
M. Kane
Hatfield Street
Seventeenth Ward
George W. Clay
Price Street
Ninth Ward
Mrs. Hannelly
Second Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
Fourth Avenue
W. A. Herron & Sons
Park Homestead, Loan and Trust Company of Allegheny Fee
Federal Street
Nathan T Kuhns
Charles A. Sinck
Edward A. Hess
William Moreenstein
A. Z. Byers
J. A. Johnston
Junction Railroad
W. J. Beker
Walnut Street
Birmingham Traction
Home Securities
Eally
Nat Bk
Pasanaal
Firat N
Liberty
Bank
Picantes Valley
Phy. Y
U.S. de
New Jersey
Peake
C&u
Mil. C
Dee Paul
Dever
Rande
Pid Distillers
Loutectite & Nasiville
Van
Rloblie & Olio
Iseour! Pacific
National Cor National Co
Ua National Lemfe Co
L. JE
Wwe
Norfolk & Western
North American Co
Regou Improvement
Pacific
Hillerag & Reatin
Cbs
Richmond & WV
St. Paul & Duluth
Bt. Paul & Pet
Union
Wheeling & Tay
Wheeling &L. F
Aaltimore & Ohio
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M. Co. Ag
E.& M Co
Esaee
Heston Electric
Ee Ae
Thomson-Houston Electric Co., Electric Co
W. E
W. E. Co
Arene
Fdlson FE
M1. Co
Cceacere
Boston E. L. Co
Hanks
Statual Union
Savetantee NW
J. C
Northern Pac
Ae L
Ss. Tenn
New Setas
St. Paul Central SP
Pactis
Den
R. RG
Tata
T.P.L.G
RB. G
T.P. Kg.t
MR. G. Woccceeuceee
DBR
Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
Jennings, Guffey & Co
Lynch & Co
Eea Oe Oil Company
J. M. Guffey & Co
Inication
Brown, Robison & Co
McMurray
Forst & Greenlee
Mowarras
Gibbons & Co
Walker
the Home Markets
Office Oy Tar Dmrates
Prrisstne
Tarapay
Java
Maracaibo
Caracas
Lauayta
Santos
Prime Rio
Rio
Ecansin
Giobe
Elaine
Sagare
N. O
Carolina
Louisiana
Usian
Valencia
Santos ‘Ondars
San
Alsin
Alberts
Meiwany Coops
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Finnan
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Alibut
Ing
H Tod
Pennell
Megal
Hawk
Smith
Bricke
Stabbe
Scott
Hackett
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Commonwealth
Cute Lawson
Nick Melliot
John Loom
William Rupert
John Davis
J . Tate
Joseph Imhoff
Joseph Dauner
Mary Deulaker
Restporate
Joseph Babenstein
Jacob Resch
Gregor Stein
Iain Eres
Pitisburg
Mystic Chain
Carter
Gheny County
Seventh Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Beaver Fairgrounds
AO. K. MC
George B. Shaw
J. B. Carnahan
George Buckman
George Hawks
Records and Seals
General Buckman
Castoria
Miss
Allegheny Branch
Dispatch
R. W
Timothy Hay
Daniel M’caffrey
Hay, Grain and Commission
Fifth Avenue
Beckers—Financial
John M. Oakley & Co
Cht
Mberal Marzina
Wurmney & Stevenson
Fstamps
Pond Lily Company
Fisher Binck, Wetroit, Mich
Jos
Firwixe & Son
Ag Market Street
Dell-Codwk
E. C. West
Mall
Whitten Arantee
G. Stucky
Drauggist
Sos
Peon Avenue
Wylie Avenue
Fultom Airees
Pitesburz
Stucky
Gray
Gray Medicine CO
Buffalo, M
Olland
Cor. Smiths
Vigorine Medicine CO
W.P .Arts
HO Lake
Barr A. Joc
Kele Medical Co
Buffalo
Csixa
Nerve Seed Co
Fenge
Fle
Pitta
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