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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature. of the Money and Stock Mar


NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-Moncy In good supply at
iaiN percent, closed offered at / percent. Prime
mercantile paper GAO percent. Sterling Exchange
bankers bills steady at 81 s3I1: demand 81 sG11I.
GoyEHNNESH-flnn.
RAILRoAD BoSpS-Lowcr; ErIcncw seconds weak
at 6S%.
STATE sIcuRrrrRs-Quict.
SroCKS-Tbe reduction In westbound freightS
slight effect GU the share market thIs aofnins.
q decline ~ prices ranging from HaM percent In
the general list and ~ in Delaware & Hudson,
which fell Oft TO 675< Before Il A. N. there was d
rally Of 1SaA percent, Changers, Lake Shore and
LRckawnnna being the most prominent.
IN the afternoon there was heavy pressure 10
sell Lackawanna, and the stock broke from S51l to
ss. The sales OF this stock were 1857 out Of tho
total transactions OF 10000 shares. The general
list was unfaYonhly affected by tho liquidation In
LAckRwanna and declined 1lals< percent. The
market closed weak. The weakness IN the after.
noon was due 10 reports from Chicago that tho
Pennsylvania, Lake Shore and Michigan Central
companies had combined against the roads cutting
rates TO New YORK aud would order a severe cut
the West Of trouble IN the Western Trunk Line AS
ISOLATION. Compared with last night tho clotIng
prices arc sSalA percent lower.
Transactions to-day 10 COO slares; sales for the
8. 9, ink 0. y ~, ll2Is; U. g. new Is, Iols.;
Pacific d Of vs. l2; Central Pacific, HOY: Eric,
S1I&; Lehlgh L wilkes, y asked; Louisiana con.
sOls, 70; Missouri 6s, 10i; 81. Joseph HES r. Is
G. Irsts, III; Tennessee e. old, 41S: do new Sa%:
Texas Pacific Land Grants, "a: do Rio Gn.nde, 81;
Union Pacific Hnts lllH; do Land GmnN, ltS:
DO Sinking Fund, 1l71s; Virginia O, IS: Virginia
ConSols, extra matred coupons. 81; do deferred, 8:
Adams Express, 1871; American Express, 90; Canada
Southern ny: Central Pacific. S0<; CheSapeake&
Ohio, 5Hi do INST preferred. 10; do second prefer.
red *: G., c., G. 4 l. 81; Denver & Rio 6Eande
l0s}<: Erie, l25t: do preferred 20; Fort Wayne,
l2S; Hannibal q ST. Joseph, 8SIS; dopreierred, SsX
asked; Kansas & Texas. Is; Lake Efle 4 Western,
l2IS; Lake Shore. co; Louisvllle 4 Nashville, n;
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago, IL: Memphis
4 Charleston, lSs preferred, 10: Do "a preferred,
5i Missouri Pacific, 929+ Nashville & chattanooga,
8; New Jersey Central, 32Is: Northern Pacific,
10; do preferred, 3Sf; Northwestern, soy; do pre.
formed, l21 New York Central. S99S Ohio Central,
": Ohio 4 Mississippi TX: do preferred, 6S
Pacific Mail AH exdly.; Pittsburgh 1856 asked;
Reading, l655: 81. Louis & Ban Francisco, lSk; do
preferred, ~; 81 Paul tx; do preferred. l0i;
Texas Pacific, i2M; Union Pacifc 49,; United
States Express, G9{; W. St L. & r, W: do pJ0iof,
red, 12; Wells, Fargo Express. 105; WGstesn Onion
SIX.
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KILLED BYTuEicAns.
An Aged Resident Of The souti, End Fatally

Alex. Mcdonald, an old man living in
South Wheeling, was killed by being run
over by freight train on the Baltimore 4
Ohio track near the Benwood store Satur.
day morning at an early hour. He had
been gathering coal along the track, and
had a bucket nearly filed sitting on the
track when the train approached, and at
tempted to secure.it before the engine
struck it, but,was too late. The cow
catcher struck him and threw him from
the track. He fell at some distance, re-
ceiving injuries which caused his death in
n short time, .4l,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-26
MILL MATTERS.
Tho Steel Investigation aoptponed-noiier
TO Resume To-day.

The Steel Investigation Poptponed-Boiiers
TO Resume To-day.
The inquiry by the Executive Board Of
the Amalgamated Asseciation.oi Iron and
Steel Workers, into the truth Of the claim
that the nailers are cutting nails too cheap
ly, which was arranged to have taken
place on Saturday, was again postponed,
this time for three weeks. Testimony will
be offered on behalf Of the nailers toprove
that the steel is not harder than iron, and
the boilers will attempt to prove to the
satisfaction OF the Board that it is. The
general opinion is that there is vast diff.
ference in the metal used at different mills,
that made at Pittsburgh being OF differ
ent degree OF hardness from the Riverside
steel.
The LaBelle mill has been somewhat
Inconvenience during the past week by
scarcity OF steel, but has worked as
steadily as possible under the circum-
stances.
The Belmont mill is still idle, being de-
layed also by scarcity OF steel: A ship
ment OF steel from Pittsburgh has been
overdue Tor some time. 1t is now expect
ed to-day, and in cast 1t arrives tho
nail factory will be able to resume on
The Top mill is in operation in all but
the boiling department, and the boilers
have received the welcome intelligence
that they WILDE expected TO go 10 work
this morning. =.
The Crescent sheet iron mill is still
working but two.thirls time, four days in
each week. .T
So far the advance in the card price Of
nails adopted at meeting held here last
week, has not yisibly affected the demand,
and manufacturers report the outlook still
slightly tending toward improvement.
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A Mld.winter Excursion 70 New Orleans.
Tho n-Handle Railway has placed on
sale line OF excursion tickets to New
Orleans which take the passenger to
Cincinnati by rail, thence by boats Of the
Southern Transportation Company to
New Orleans, returning by rail from New
Orleans to starting point. The boats leave
Cincinnati Wednesdays and Saturdays Of
each week and make the trip in ten days.
These tickets afford the passenger full
variety in tho way Of travel, and will
prove popular with tourists. Tickets for
this trip include berth and meals on the
boat and arc good FOR forty days, allowing
ample time for sightseeing in the Ores.
cent City and visiting the many places OF
interest on the Mississippi and Red rivers
and the Gulf Coast. Excursion tickets to
New Orleans via rail both ways and via
boat both ways are also on sale at Pan.
Handle ticket offices.
For rates aud time tables call upon or
address the agent OF the. Panhandle
Route at tho nearest station, or Z. A.
Ford, General Passenger Agent, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. DAw
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semethlng lIe poesa,L want.

EVFH tIINW " tFs 4I7tsslVtFEtFs
SlR:-Yorr imaginative and versatile
reporter has announced the undersigned
as q candidate for the Office Of City Solici,
tor. VIII you please say that this Is O
dream Of the reporter and that this cor.
respondent has never thought for o mo-
ment that he desired the office or that the
office desired him.
Respectfully
JoHN o. PENDLIroS.
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GEO. r. TAYLOR opens the spring trade
with an entire new stock Of handsome EN-.
broideries, French satteens in new and
choice designs, zephyr ginghanis, tricot
silks, black goods, &C., and invites the
ladies' 10 call. For convenience these new
goods will be displayed in second story
Tar the nresent.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed OF sohnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
II A. M. Sgs l2 NJ, 43o; s P. NJ, 44; p. N,
i5s. Sunday: "a. NJ, 3s i2M., 49, 8. ,.
IN zoe. 7'p. N. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-26

For several years was troubled with
caiarrh have tried many remedies. Ely's
Cream balm has proved the article de.
sired. believe III Is the only eura.-
L. B. oobutn, hardware merchant, To.
wanda, Pa, See advertisement, NYFay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-26

WE understand that seal.skin coats arc
going out Of style, and in consequence
colds are increasing among the fair sex.
How fortunate there is such remedy Us
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup!
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Cheap excursion tickets Arc now on ssla
via the alrept and popular Pan Handle
route, For tickets snd tpli Inflammation
callon or address ]. g. lomllnson, Agent,
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Hon. JuDdR J. M. CopprNBuRy, Cleye.
land, O., says: "I have used scores of pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say
that have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile 0int-
ment." Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va, and ]. O. Dent & Co.
Bridgeport, Ohio. pdw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-26

CHICAGO liza, Jan. 2-Flour easier, hut moi
QEotRbly higher, Wheat quiet but toward tn
declining from the highest figures Of tha iiay
and closed nc under yesterday. ThSweaktcS n
the close was Rttrtluthd "a the excitement ia Lon
don and more or less uneiSines4 at tho IGndon RI
st E)Sc;. February 7g4saS0l{g, closed al WJEc;
March S01SaSi1 ic, closed ii SQSasOI<c; May SSib,
SG|<c, closed AZ S5{e: No. ChIcaso Snsirg ~,
sgAc' closed q tAaIg No ., 79e; No, rod ID
grew active toward Tho close OF the market
Qec(lning IN sympathy with wheat I'D
closed Aaez under. yesterday: cash 371,
R39c: January and February ST1IaSs1(C.
closed atS15lc; March 374aSS1E q, closed AZ aS8(s
. 10; May I+ails{c, closed 1t lll<p, OS!l tfb,
bnt Weakened. toward the plesa AUD closed Nm Il
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The Citizens Street Railway will have
cars switched opposite the Capitol Rinkior
the convenience OF patrons to SO home
alter the performance.
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1LI.wOOL KNIT JACKETS.

Wa bay. now In stock q full liuO Of tlle
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail
I'M for butchers, and 0 fall line Of scotch
Wnoi Underwear, warranted not TO
s Mv d. HESS " sons,
1ershsut TaIlOrs and Gents FurnlSlers.
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For Rent-Elegaut House, ouls r, stitci.
Nhen Spectaelea arc NeeSled-I. g. Dillon.
FNftnen, Save Your Bacon Ingln & 20, ~.
fharley RhayS Academy Of Music.
New RmhEoidCFics- Geo, 4, TayloE-F Fourth page.
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@e,rea1 a1utiees.
Mestinas.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING = THE
~ annual meeting az tho etOel hnId..s ~ ~
Ciufens' Railway Company will be- hold M the
9nce o. The American Insurance Company. No ms
Maikol street. IN The City Of Wheeling, AZ o'cocE
On sHtaFaS, January al, 1855 for me eeSli0n ~
I'VE direction and the Transaction Of EuCh othSr
cuisines ~ laaS conc before the meeting
HlI VAN 3. HAIL peclv
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NoRYOIKs. NORFoLKsl N0RR0IKsI

At M. eutmaa & Co.'s Retail Depart-
meat, corner Main and Twelfth streets.
In a few wewlll be able TO show to
the young men Of Wheeling, BellaIre,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry tRs finest
and largest line of Norfolk Jackets west
of the Allegheny Mountains fountain s.. These
goods are now being made forms ~ emo
Of the leading manufacturers Of fine
clothing IN Boston, Wdt md see thsR,
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For the Lower Lakes, colder partly
cloudy weather, local SHOWS, followed by
clearing weather, southwesterly winds,
rising barometer. &
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!. a, Am "a ye ots- 10 anyone detecting
eyen . trace Of common s, <e.lse y. IN ssfun4
Genuine Wax Soap ~
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INDICATIONS.

wAsnNaros, u. o., Jan. 90.-1 A.M.-
For Tennessee and tia Ohio Valley,
fair weather, warmer in the weategn por-
lion, falling, followed By rising tempefa'
tufe in The eastern portion, westerly
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gaht,sa a,e,udee.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER T5-DA7

THE TESrs
Place can top down on hot stove until th.,
rDmoye the cover and SMELL a chemist Viii aot q h.
CURED 70 detcet the presence OF ammonia.
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pHllApRlPHrA, Pa. Jan. 2i.-Flour firm and In
modorate demand Wheat quiet aud steady; No.
41IIsa1Jt April Qil9l May u <a0Is+c. Corn In
SoSd demand for export, higher for spot and Janu:
sTy: futures beyond January quiet aud steady
steamer No. as; No. white Ole; No. yellow
mi Anil i94IYI1c; May l9a5Qc. Oats strong; 70.
jecicd white 3lISc; No. white 39AiOc; No.
ttTbItc iiaIll4c: futures quiet aud unchanged.
ProqIsons steady but dull Eggs quiet; extra
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TAlEyRs broke in the Island skating
rink Friday night and carried OF the cash
and ticket boxes. They were found 1.-THE
south point of the Island Saturday morn
, 1885-08-22
Marriage and Mystery

Troy, y. Y. Aug. 2l.--ln the early
part of the current week Embarrassment
appeared in the newspapers announcing
the marriage on the 2nd instant, Of Frank
Kenny, of lansingburg. to Mary f. Law.
renee, Of Troy. p G next day umors
were rife that there were sensational tales
connected with the marriage. Kenny was
seen, and he declared that he had been
forced to consent to the marriage
at the point of a pistol. and that
he did no. consort with his bride. Miss
Lawrence friends denied Kenny STATE
ments, and the Rev. j.. Il. Fisher, Of
Orange, y. j., who OBLIGATED, stated that
if there were any u~nwilIngness on the
part Of the contracting parties it was on
the part of Miss Lawrence Kenny il a
man Of means, and has the contract for
washing all the goods manufnct lred by
the Ktna company Miss Lawrence is en-
ployed in a collar shop. This afternoon,
Kenny thus far having failed to provide
for his wife suppot, his bride procured
a warrant for his arrest. There i a mys-
terry about the case which may be disclosed
on the return of the process.
, 1885-08-22
Vessels in Flames.

PoRr WASHINGTON, l.. l., Aug. 10
\ tire causing Il loss OF over 800, 900
broke out on board the steamer Colorado,
lying off Plum Beach, near here, this
evening. The flames spread from the
Colorado to the following ships, all of
which were burned to the waters edge
and sank: Minnesota, Susquehanna,
Congress, South Carolina, Iowa, Lolita
and Grant. All, with the exception of
the last two, formerly belonged to the
United States navy. They had been con.
demned and We're bought from the gov
eminent by Stannarl Il Co., who were
to break them up for the old iron and
Dlanks they could get out of them. The
fire broke out on the forward deck of the
Colorado, where the men were at work
burning up planks to get iron spikes. On
the right Of the Colorado was the Susque
hanna, to which the flames spread readily,
and before either it or the Colorado could
be towed ont the flames spread to the
other boats. All burned like finder, and
the sky was red for miles around. The
heat was so intense that it was impossible
to 60 any where near the burning ships,
while the cracking Of the flames
sounded like sharp crack musketry.
The fire burned 50 fiercely that within
three hours nothing was left Of the once
defenders of the United States but a few
charrcd planks and floating timbers. The
hulls sank at once to the bottom, going
down with a hiss and n gurgle amid a
cloud of steam from the water as it swept
over the burning wrecks. The Susque-
hanna burst loose from her mooring, and
at one time various fishing craft anchored
along the shore appeared to be in danger.
Before going down h eiames spread from
the Iowa to the Lolita Grant and Fair
play, two schooners lying near the shore,
and they too sank. Who the owners Of
the schooners are could not be ascertained.
Mr. Stannard, in conversation with a re-
porter, said The loss to me is not less
than Sl00,000 as it was only for the iron
in them that | bought them. Had the
boats been serviceable the loss would have
footed up to millions. The loss on the
schoeners, it is said, will not be less than
500, 600.
, 1885-08-22
MIXED.
Some Peculiarities of the Strike
on the Wabash.
President Cleveland Enjoying
Camp Life.
The Body Of a Woman Found
Drowned.
MIXED.
The Strikers and the Railroads Act
Cautiously.

81. Louis, Aug. 2l.-No developments
of the Knights of Labor trouble in the
way of a demonstration occurred to-day.
The men at the Missouri Pacific shops say
they will not handle Wabash engines.
Bill Hogan, an employe, last night re-
fused to handle a Wabash engine, and
was dismissed. The master of the shop
vas notified that Hogan must be rein.
stated and paid for lost time, or u strike
would ensue. Hogan was reinstated to-
day under orders from the superintendent
and paid for lost time, Both sides are
acting very cautiously.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.--T. V. Pow
derby, grand master workman of the
knights of Labor, arrived here to-day,
and this evening had a conference with
4 number of leading Knights in refer
ence to the Wabash strike. Nothing def
mite was determined upon, and a further
conference will be.held tomorrow at which
the committee from st. Louis will be
present and it is thought a plan of action
will be decided upon.
, 1885-08-22
A Modern Miracle.

ALBANY, Aug. 2l.-Considerable ex-
citemcnt has been caused in Cohoes by a
strange sight at the residence of Mrs.
Thomas Woods, whose infant child died
on Wednesday. When the undertaken
was preparing the body for burial, one
party presentsuddenly declared that the
figures of a cross and chalice could be seen
on the white cloth hat covered the child's
face. Others looked and saw the figures.
Word went out; and people focked to the
house until it became necessary to call on
the police to keep back the crowd. The
cloth was frequently wet with water but
the figures remained. The spots where
the cross and chalice were outlined we're
Of a glistcning, winter shade than the
remainder of the cloth when it was wet.
About II o'clock yesterday the shadow
disappeared. Many believe it to have
been a miracle.
, 1885-08-22
Montreal smallpox Record.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 81. -Secretary
Bayard has received from the consul gem
eral at Montreal a statement Of the num-
Der of deaths from smallpox in that city
since April l as follows. April, G; May,
IL, June, &C. first two weeks of August,
40. On May 10, 100 houses in Montreal
displayed smallpox placards.
MONTREAL, Aug. 81. - Thiry-iye
fresh cases of smallpox were reported to.
day. Hundreds OF people are hocking to
the public stations to be vaecinated. The
Great Northwestern Telegraph company
had all their employees vaccinated to-day.
and have their office disinfected with
thermo-cresol every morning. Difficulty
is being experienced in procuring nurses.
The Sisters of ST. Margaret (Protestant)
and the Catholic sisterhoods have volun-
teered. City passenger railway stocks fell
II per cent yesterday and . per cent more
to-day. The falling off in traffic is con.
siderable. The companies have ordered
all their employees and their families to be
vaccinated. The neighboriug municipali-
ties Of ST. Jean Baptiste and St. Henri
are badly afflicted. The drainage in both
ia shocking.
, 1885-08-22
SPANS Energetic Protest Against
Germany's Land Grabbing.


MADRID Aug. Il The irritation
against Germany increases hourly. The
oihcial press is more indignant over the
seizure OF the Caroline islands than the
opposition. The newspapers generally
advocate reprlsals- Count Nonsoline
oonnewalde, German ambassador to
SPAIN now abftains from attending
theaters' n avoids the public prone
nades and places OF amusement 1t is
seml-omciaily stated that the government
intends to rupture commercial and diplo-
matte relations existing between Ger
many and SPAN, unless Germany aban-
dons her claim to the Carollnes-
senior VarvaJal, IN an address before
the Spanlsh-Aircan society to-day, de-
nounced Germany for trespasslng on
spanish rights The society has decided
to re-assemble and pass resolutions that
spar lake energetic acton against Ger
many occupation OF the Caroline
Islands Prince Bismarck reply to the
spanish protest Is considered evasive and
unsatisfactory, although he processes to
be willing TO submit the claims to the ex-
animation of arbitrators.
na,r;o,;. 5omone,u,
~ gan" 60
many because oil her action IN connection
, 1885-08-22
The Puritan Wins.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-Thc first Of the
series of three trial races between the
the center board sloop yachts Puritan and
Priscilla, to decide which will be the de-
fender of America cup in the Septem
Der races with Sir Richard Sutton's Eng
lish cutter Genesta, was sailed to-day,
resulting in a fattering victory for the
Boston yacht Puritan. No test race was
ever sailed under more favorable condi.
tons to competitors. The course was
twenty miles dead to windward, measured
by the log, and return. A stiff breeze
that compelled both contestants to house
topmasts, but which was steady from the
start to the finish, made the contest an ex-
tremely satisfactory one. The windward
work covered fully thirty miles, making
fifty miles in all sailed by the contestants.
The Purtan's actual time, four hours,
hfty-eight minutes and nintecen seconds,
is, it is said, the fastest time ever made BY
a sailing vessel under similar conditions,
averaging as it does over ten miles an
hour. Priscilla time was ten minutes
longer
, 1885-08-22
Spelling tor a Fight.

.<,.x A. ~
u 't'i'''"
60 ~ eis'"' "'"' ,'e
''
e 'e'"ee' nuS''"p' an" "n
po9' 800 Oe'e GU II rp'"
80 osI," ""'' no" wa
mani ba'u' some russian troops so the
dispatch states, approached karatepe and
, 1885-08-22
FIENDISH.
An Official Who Ought to be in
Wyoming a Minute,
Where He Would Get What He
So Richly Deserves.
A Vile Murderer Who Swings
Into the Hereafter.
Unparalleled VIllanY.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Aug. 2l.-Through
the instrumentality ofthe Womans' Chris
tan Union, a most infamous crime has
just been uncarthed in this community,
that for liendishness and brutality is A.
most without a parallel. A constable has
been detected in serving bogus warrants
on females, charging them with the com
mission of some petty offence, arresting
them, and then on pretense of taking
them before a magistrate, has them con-
yeyed to his own private room, where
they have been compelled to submit to
the basest indignities. The arrests have
always been made after dark, aud the vic
tins have sometimes been detained for
twenty-four hours in this vile den to which
other men than the proprietor have nc.
ces. The fellow was confronted yesterday
and charged with the crime, when he
owned up and gloried in his villainy.
The ladies of the W. c. r. T., are after
the offender and will see that the fullest
extent of the law in meted out to him.
, 1885-08-22

The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Val
ley railroad will be ready toship live stock
and other freight to and from Chadron,
Dawes County, Neb., August 3, 1885.
This line, in connection with the Chicago
4 Northwestern railway, offer facilities to
and Eastern Wyoming, South
Montana, Southwestern Dakota and
Northwestern Nebraska shippers not be-
available by any line ofrailway, short
ening the cattle drive and wagon transpor-
tation from 100 to $50 miles. New yards
with all modern Improvements and con
veniences for feeding live stock have
lust been completed at Missouri Valley,
la. For rates and other information. ad-
dress the undersigned.
k.-C. MoREHousE,
General Freight Agent,
Missouri Valley, la.