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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20


.w,asek maI4enski p 5. Zb'erssk''e-
90 kupoa : Gaiesna : pann4 Marta
,z6wn4 krotoszyna'
s...ssd Bose Mode; parcel
MOGILNO, - w Padnlewku
umar3a iona so1tyea Lubawy. Ku'
o;@a ona mieso trych,noWate "
Mogilnio spozy}a je pewnle ME
npotowane = n,ose we wedliaach,
a wedsenle mesa trYchin ME sab'-
IA. Zrewldowano cia}o ]ej pc smler-
O., j vt wierdzono m.liony trych'n.
LESZNO, - Dnla % I'm. po-
-. . -..'
b}ogos1awit x. proboszcz Tasch "
kosciele p%aratialnym zwiaEku maf'
&enski D. S~tanis1awa Gomersklego
z panna Msrya Tel. Matka panny
m}odej agosolia licznle sebranych
go6ci. Model parze szc.ese BoAo!
kEKNO, % listopada. - Ro-
dzlne gospodarza Zdanowsk'ego,
zacnego gospodarza y Popewa
ko6oielnego, dotkpak rzecsywiscie
ciekki clos. Gala familla zach.rowaa
Ia na tyfus, tax 10 ME mla} loh "
domu kto pielegnowat.. Ztad. tedy
wywieziono lch 4 wozaml do We.
growieckiego lazaretu, zostawlai9c
W domu tylko starego OLGA i n'e-'
tyvego synka. PiorwshY. chcao
dojrzec gospodarstwa. wyjechal ma
pole. przyozem spadt z wozu i kola
przesz}y przez n,ego, tax. re i on
teraz ley chorY w wagrowleck,m
l~azarecie ulaaria take naistarsza
c6rka, liczaca Is lat. Rodzice pc
mala przYchodza do zdrowla. Ma
pogrzetie c6rki poN1sdzia} pro-
bo3zcz " W9gr6 wcu rzewna pre-
move.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

(Andrzej Manzik, Syracuse, n. Y.
lAntony Durejko, New Britain, Ct.
ISta. SObotka, New Britain, Conn.
|Tekla Rozpfochowska, s. Bend, Ind.
J6zef Krzak, Saginaw, Mich.
]Jadwiga Paprzycka, Wilmington Del.
I1gnacy Pongonis, Edwardsville, Ind.
Jan Bak, Hazleton, Pa.
W. MichalsH, Berlin, Conn.
iJ6zefa Oszakiewska, Baltimore, Md.
Paul Puhala, Clarence, Pa.
Michaf StrzyzynsH, Chicago, III.
J0zef Mosinski, Chicago, Hl...
Jan Josinsky, Douglaston, N. Y.
wv. NOwak, Amsterdam, n. 7.
IS. PolesE. Nr. Alterboro.
J6zef Rogalinski, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mary Thor, Carlton, Wis.
Maciej Rakczynsk, Detroit, Mich.
Nv. Starostka, Silver Creek, Ncbr.
kLudwfk Pazurik,W estSpperiOr, Wis
Nv. Wojciechowsk, Pittsburg, Pa.
lNowakowsH, Wellham, Md.
III. Walentowicz, Pittsbnrg, Pa.
III. L. Churchill. Easton, n. 7.
IAgnieszka Ko6cianska, Buffalo, NY.
IRozaia Jagodzinska, La Sale, Ill.
Il. Wi6niewska, Washington, Pa.
IJ6zef Wisniewski, Hampden, Mass.
lWeronika Jedrze ewska,C Chicago Ill.
Jan LublinsE, Claridge, Pa.
Julian Bernat, Chicago, Ill.
Peter Romonyak, Scott Haven, Pa.
A. Kruszczyhska, Dunkirk, n. L.
lAndrzei BuczkOws6, Nanticoke, Pa.
Leonard CykOwski, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
2 Prus Polskich.

" KosUIERzYNIE poblo-
posiaw,l kap}an Ewlqzek malze1skl
dr.: Franoiszka Lnisk,eg0 Czarn~
kowa : panna WincentYna kaszews
ska : Kosi ,rzyny.
w RYNSKU. wsl koloniza-
oYiuej - jak JUL donosillsmy -
PREY odnawlaniu zamku znalezlo-
no ME korone polska, tylko pewne
kiejnotv W murzs ukryte. Powta-
RAINY &c ME korone polska, DO
ia wywiesicna pred zaborczym
Prusakami W r. 1894; dzIs zna1-
DUE sic we Franoyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

MARY Kratochvtl, Woodyille, Pa.
Frank Kiss, Baltimore, Md.
Samuel Hunk, Coplay, Pa.
Jan Weiss, Dunkirk, N. Y.
IF. Witczak, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nv Rezniczek, Ciclone Bell, Tex. \
IJacek Ramon, eileen Lyon, Pa.
lLudwika Cyron, Toluca, III.
August Matkebel, Kelly. :
Jan Grose, E. Helena, Montana. /
Peter Netzel, Virginia, Nebr. 4
Nary Kochier, Wampnm, Wis.
u. Alderman, Centralia, Wis.
IN. Wtisch, Erie, Pa.
Jozef Lewandowski, Jersey City, NJ.
Koscielnik, Minersville, Pa.
Lorenz Lawniczak, n aFinettc, Wis. Z
John Fodder, Spring Valley, i'll. \
Tom. Pabijan, Trauger, Pa.
Is. BiernacH, Trenton, n. j.
Jan Kanelis, Elgin, Pa. 1
Ia ojkulanis ,Alexandropol Kaukaz(
~ichai Pakulski, Pittsburs, Pa.
IA. Szwujkajtus, West Pittston, Pa. \
Jams elikatny, Chicago, Ill. !
Nv. Ghnski, Chicopec Mass.
II. A~ndrzejczuk, Winnipeg, Canada. 7
Ia. Golan, Pittsburg, Pa.
ia. Gorejenko, New Britain, Conn. Z
IAnna u odlinska, Detroit Mich. \
t6zef Harner, Simpson, Ta.
Joe Urban, New Britain, Conn. \
Robert Rankin, Detroit. ich. :
A. Rawa, South River. n. Y. /
II. x Delekta, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
WEJHEROWO. Niedawno

WEJHEROWO. Niedawno
wieczorem powraca}Y d~aiewczyny
Grabowska, Ruhnke / dwle siostry
Ellwaro oc piracy do domu. .-Prze-
chodzac przez strumien po desce,
wpad}y wszystkie 4 dz,ewczyny
do woody, W tenn miejscu dose gle
bokiej, a tyl6o dwie plerwsze
zdo}a&y sig z toni wyratowat, ma
tomiast siostr> Ellwart utone}Y.
N~ieszcxescie spowodowa&o dwoch
wYrostk6w, Nagel i DettIaff Z
Oria. kt6rzy stanawszy ma druglm
xoncu deski poczell sig hustaG
wskntek czego dziewczeta straci}y
r6wnowage - wpadfY do woody.
WABRZEZNO. 20 kmierci
SIP. DIR. Mlchalsklego osiad}o tn az
3 lekarzy: dr.. Prabucki, dr.. Maj i
dr.. Szczepanski. PraktYka jest
rozlegi9, ale ola 8 "a male. Pyta~
ME, kt6rzY ustapia: TAX to DIS
konkurencya pomiedzy lekarxami
coraz ~wieksza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

FILE hakatYstycznego. Ost-
markenvereinu powstsja ma Slas~
ku: Hakaty6cl mobilizuja wszystko
co SIG da, ma nasza zgube. Utwo-
rsy]i juz file " Klucsborku, Wot~
ozynle, q teraz niesadiugo utworzq
je " Gtogowle, swidn,cy, Kro~
lewskiej Hucie i innych pomn,e]-
szYch miastacb. q wszsdzie bez-
czeloe wywods9 skargi i Aale ne
uolsksjacych Polak6w.
90 r- a.. -sE. Hr E-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, December 30.-There was
less than an hours business In any Of
the markets to-day. The cold weather
and slight improvement in the cash
demand steadied wheat, May closing
at shade gain over yesterday. Corn
closed shade, and oats 1sc better, and
provisions unchanged to 21kc lower.
A microscopic comparison of yes
terday's final figures for May wheat
with the initial price to-day showed a
shade loss, this option being at 6eA@
$3.50. This was laid at the door of
Liverpool, which was off &c. The tone
was steady, however, as the
weather was reported very cold
and 100000 bushels Of Duluth
wheat was worked from here
to New York late yesterday. When
an additional sale of 100,0 900 bushels
was announced to-day shorts stopped
smashing hats and throwing grain
long enough to do a bit of covering so
as to leave the old year with accounts
evened up. May, with this encourage
ment, attained the dignity of 691ac and
though almost completely neglected
thereafter, managed to close steady at
69as @691ac, shade better than yes
terday's final quotation.
In the corn market such movements
as were visible to the naked eye indi-
Gated steadiness but the range was
only hc in May, that option opening
unchanged at 32a4c and closing a shade
up at 32% @32Bc.
May oats ranged from 1885 @23A to
237c, closing Bc up at 23% @23Bc.
May pork sold from $40 20@20 as
and closed 21sc under yesterdays close
at $40 As; May lard from IS 80 to
SIS S211s, closing unchanged at SIS 821a,
and May ribs from SIS 50@5 521a to
521a@5 IS, with the close 21ac under
at 521s.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01
Articles.
Open. High. Low. Clos

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, steady; quotations unchanged.
Wheat, No. spring 60@66c; No.
red 671a@681zc.
Corn, No. 2. 30M oslo; No. Q yellow
31@31Ac.
Oats, No. 2, 221k@22Ac; No. 2 white
24A @251ac; No. white 241s@24%c.
Rye, No. 2, 52@52Ac.
Barley, No. 2, 36043c.
Flaxseed, No. /, 81 491s; new 81 491b.
Prime timothy seed, 50 5202 SIS.
Mess pork, per barrel IS 90@10 Is.
Lard, per 100 pounds SIS 35@5 SIS.
Short ribs, sides (loose), SIS 2505 As.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed), $40
SIC.
Short clear, sides (boxed), S. 500
Whiskey, distillers' finished goods,
per gallon 81 231s.
Glover, IS 00@8 90.
NEW YORK, December 3o.-Flour
inactive and nominally unchanged.
minnesota patent So 1904 O5; Minneso-
ia bakers 50 5000 10; winter patents
SO 5000 rs; winter straights s3 25m
. 40 winter extras So 55@2 go; winter
low grades So 25@2 40.
Rye Hour steady; fair to good So 100
70, choice to fancy So 1908 so.
buch"heat flour quiet at 81 1902 25.
Cornmeal dull; yellow western SIC.
city ne; Brandywine 81 25@2 35.
Rye quiet; No. western 60Ac f. q h
af1oat; State rye SEC if New York car
lots.
Barley quiet; feeding 43ac if New
York; mailing 4S@53c if New York
Barley malt dull; western 55ms5c
Wheat, spot firm; No. 2 red TIC =
b. afioat; No, l Northern Duluth 7o1Eo
I. o. b. afioat, prompt; No. 2 red 7s1zo
elevator; options opened steady and =, rso
changeu on reports of export business
to Llsoon, thus offsetting the sliebt
Liverpool decline. Later the narIat
improved on covering and closed f m,
at 1sQAc advance; sales included NJ
2 red March at 75as0755sc. cIosaa ~, y.
1880: May 74B075c, closed At 7zo =.
|. Corn. No. 2 40ssc I. o. b. aao.t -
3d. c elevator; options opened All, ana
steady; May closed ait 3qo ii' Dus
Oats, no. 2 29c; No. & 281xo.
white SVc; track mixed wesfe,,, 20 oaS
saike; tack white s1@s4Mc: ont; ~ !
M q saSaszssh shipping s5@75c: good to
sa State common il .h.;-e |
e; 1893 crop 7nse. 'p 1sss
81, tactic coast, 1sae Ks
- f0sc;1 1889 crn1u2 p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01
THE RECORD OF 1899
1T Was n Great Year Co.. p
With Few Great Cr,ue.

Win re" "feat Crimes.
CHICAGO, December S1-Tbe Tr;h
une to-day says: Aiio
Among all the records for The veor
1889, not one stands out 50 consr;o ~
ously as that of the donations and he
quests made for religion, edncation vi
institutions, charity, libraries n,', a.a'
ums and galleries and to cities for -, , use
ular benefit and entertainment pop NJ
year in the history of this country ~ ~
ever eQualled it. The aggregate las las
bestowed is S79, 1896, as comns nus
with $23,9S4,900 in 1898, $33.612S1d ~
1881. In the preparation of the stati ~
tics no record has been kept Of don
lions or requests of less than 81 0no
OF the total amount stated above. therc
has been given to educational institn~
lions 5,S51.S17; to charities, s13,2Os
GIG; to churches, s2,992,593; to muse.
ums and art galleries S2,6S6, 500, and tc
libraries, $5,012,400.
The record Of embezzling, forgery
defaulting and bank wrecking was tn,
smallest in the last twenty-one years
The total is s2,21S,373, compared will
$3.50, 1858 in 1898. and s11,24S,084 il
1897.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, December 30.-Cattle
closed firm; Texas beeves in good de-
mand. Good to choice, S. 35@6 so;
poor to medium 81 1905 25; mixed
stockers, So 00@3S 5; selected feeders
81 1904 IS; good to choice ciws So 40
"a CO.; heifers 00@4 go; Gamers
81 0G03 10; bulls, 81 1904 so; calves
81 0O@7 IS; fed Texas beeves- 81 ESQ
5 So.
Hogs, about sc lower; mixed and
butchers 81 1904 40; good to choice
heavy 81 2004 421z; rough heavy
81 O5@4 IS; light 81 O5@4 80; bulk of
sales 81 2O@4 80.
Sheep and lambs steady; native
wetbers 81 1904 65; lambs 81 00@
5 q: western wethers 81 1904 so;
western lambs IS 25@5 rs.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, December 80.
Cattle steady; extra IS 00@6 IS;
good IS zoos so; common So O003 60.
Hogs steady; prime mediums 81 so
nd *. heavy hogs 4 1904 So; best
Workers z 1904 so; light Workers
81 e5N4 80, roughs. So 0O@4 90.
sheen ID ady; choice wethers 81 500
co. eon,1 On 5000 so; choice lambs
e. T@5 % common to good 81 00Q
= er veal calves 81 o0@7 rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01
lgo-lold sense /.
Editions were the

res N for the year ow-
inx H. lkdinary magnitude OF
the JANUARY list disbursements this
year. Last weeks forced liquidation
overdid itself ais such violent move
merits are certain to do. and Wall
street found itself unexpectedly flush
OF funds with prices OF securities at the
lowest level of the year and a practi-
cally universal conviction that the be-
ginning Of the new year will mark a
period of easier money, with the reg
ular refux of funds from active use IN
business to the worlds financial cen
tres. The speculative world therefore
executed an abrupt about-face and
rushed to buy stocks to anticipate the
good time supposed to be coming with
the new year. The demand was par
tIcularly urgent from the short interest
which had oyer-extended itself last
week and worked some violent recover
les in stocks which had suffered most
severely from last weeks panic. For
instance, Metropolitan Street Railway,
which closed on Saturday, December l6,
at 167, sold in the panic at LAT, and has
rallied this week to 1854, which, al
lowing for the dividend deducted is
equivalent to over $50. In fact. the
general level of prices has recovered
TO about that Of Saturday before the
panic. From the speculative standpoint
doubts have arisen whether the yio-
lence of this recovery was not Excess
sive, and there has been realizing by
holders who bought in the panic, either
to sustain prices or in hunt for bar
gains and renewed short selling at the
recovered high level. The following
table will give an idea of the violence
OF she speculative movement in the
stock market during the past year and
will account for the Wide vibrations OF
the last two weeks in the attempts to
fipd the equilibrium of the true values.
These stocks have been selected in
which the variations have been widest,
but generally speaking they are also
those in which transactions have been
largest, SO that they are fairly repre-
sentative of the market. In the col
umn headed "about January g. prices
marked with an asterisk are the first
or listing prices OF stocks foated dur
ing the year:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01
FINANCE and IRIDE:

Stocks-The transactions of the stock
exchange to-day were more or less in
terrupted by the holiday frolics of the
brokers on the floor. but there wa.
sufficient trading in evening up ac-
counts for the close of the year to make
quite an active market and some irreg-
ularity in prices. The Baltimore and
Ohio stocks, after their upward leap of
yesterday were dpnspicuously affected,
the common falling back nearly 21s
and the preferred over a point. The
most active of the specialties, including
sugar, the tobaccos and the New York
city traction stocks, were also inclined
to react, although the undertone was
strong and there was a kdisposition to
hold stocks for.lthe expected demand
after the first D.. the year. The expec-
tation of this demand is based on the
sudden relapse in the money rates at all
the leading financial cepters\ the Lon
don disxunt Irate falling Aelow the
bank rad 81 " and the B4lln rate
s sssse; n ss y s. 3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01

6u0us ~ ~ 80, ~ k11kD52c.
Turpenfine5 caay = III It's ert,. I
Rice firm: fomestlc' 'A's =
4G61zc;; Japa1t " Wov. orleans a.,
Molasses steafy rev aa@4Oc opsn
Freights quiet; coaon 81 s0c
nominal: grain by steam lined ste.ar =.
The coffee mar r,,led yerv y All, -
unchanged prices stSof the sess; ,,.,
and uninterestins FAINT news. Naar
- Ia do SD there was 4 aden rise Of to.
10 points on o ep sel the marSc,,
was quite Iea. arset by n creased Amer-I
receipts wels deliyeriak The market
ican Warenoes net gain ~ to 10
crossed urn na,a = 10 500 bags including
P ponnsrv Sc 81 6o5c: Mare i.2e@e,Hc;
= Nay az, O. . Sog SSe.ptenber s SOC s.:
Snot coffee, Rio stesus - Inv ,lsu s'.s
&c; No. I jobbing I - lna's s'eads'
Cordova S@lz1ze m. fair refining
Sugar, raw nm oe To-. lou az MA
8 l3-16c; centrifugai, 20 w., es s n.u
Molasses suger .v ,eo. 800 etandor - =
bat quiet: mouia A1s~1ce. ont
15-16c; confections o-1ec. ,,owdered
loaf and crusneu o,1so. c,,hes s.1sc
5Ac; granulateo Dacambar s,YF1our
BALTIMORE,
dull, uncnahseu. snot ard roonfh 7o1l
Wheat, steaus 70as m70i6c. Fnhru-
@701ac: Janua,gy Nov rs m7nc. steamer
airy ll%W I "a a6sc. southern wheat
no. Ieu e esa11bc; do. on grade
Dy sang sap
oo - ~ Steadv: spot, month and Tee
49, nav or old, 3SM@37e;s Jahu-
ceiip e5G,a71Lc. February 37L@37akc;
aly oo mixed 357a03Gc; southern
s' $50 corn and do. yellow 35km374c.
WI nots stead No. 2 white S0@31c;
NJ 49, ,,ived 632S1sc.
w uar Arm. 10. l timothy 5000
50
Ruttnr. Csee q and Eggs, firm, I'M
changed.
rrNrINNATI. December 30.-FIortr.
o,iat
uhaat steady; No. 2 red roc.
Corn steady; No. 2 mixed 33@33hc.
90, d,,ll. No mixed 25K M25Ac
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01

Uelc0me X - 1z.><aA g nt1Al
chief executive 81 th,s washington as
] though his means Of +. natlon. even
as humble as were the :, s, avel should ne
used by , enrsss When he entered tha|
well and good. We do not rag's dans sl4 mi
serious charge against os,r n.y. ue,ay THIS
even admit that II is true 'eaaer. We
\ OF us are even proud Of tha anu MaHy
people were there In mightv e e~o. Inc Z
hear him, and trust ths Siwmds 70
never come in the history - si 4ls Mlii
| tion when the Democratic ca snss u
for the office of President vii, la 90 &;
cottage, vine-elad or Otherwise w II :
special trains. run BY money w 800 ).
! from the Golfers Of greedy cor - u.as
tions. drag unwilling voters to his Do doo s.
there to bow before him and pay him
homage.
Much more has been said a. No
braska and it's policy BY gentlansan
upon the other side. For what
Nebraska has done we make no anol-
ogy When in recent years leaders
proved false, and men high in the conn.
ellis of Democracy of this nation he-
trayed the trust reposed in them and
sought to lead the party on Jefferson
and Jackson into the camp Of organ
yzed greed, the Democracy of Ne
braska was among the first to raise
the banner of true Democracy and
reach forth it's hand to remove from
power the leaders who we're false, and
IN that contest she gave the bravest
and best of all her sons to lead the
fight.
Arrayed against Democracy in that
struggle was every man who would
coerce and threaten the vote Of labor;
every corporation whose green for gain
demands of the government that the
many be taxed for the benefit OF the
few, every trust which seeks to fatten
by controlling the necessaries Of life,
every money changer who demands
that this government should surrender
the mighty power of nations creditg
to banking corporations. Out Of that
struggle Democracy came defeated, but
bearing in the grasp of her great
leader the unsullied banner of pure
Democracy. At the end of that con-
Test Democracy. knew it's friends and
knew its foes. The alignment was
made, and now with ranks unbroken
we are waiting to again renew the bat
lie. We have no compromise to offer.
we want or seek no barren victory.
TO the gentlemen upon the other side
we say: You are in the saddle; we
know the powers which sent you here
ana we bid you to go on and do the
nlddlng of your masters Between
what you stand for and what Democ-
iacy represents there is hopeless and
lrreconcilable conflict. We stand fol-
the man as against the dollar: we
stand for human liberty as against hui
man greed; we stand for the Declare.
ton OF independence, side by side with
the American flag wherever it NAV be
planted; we stand for republic as
against empire, no matter where the
struggle may be waged; we stand
against polygamy and slavery. no mat
Ter whether practiced in the domains
OF the sultan of Sulu, in the far-off is
lands OF the sea, or within the bonn
darles OF the sovereign State of Utah
and, above all and beyond all. we stand
lor bryan as against Mckinley.
cloud applause On the Democratic
side.) IVY
Here the hammer fell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01
silver.

D'' slightly firmer tone was shown In
locations for bar silver this week,
o .as in that connection which require
c0 Silver Prices-D December 23-London
:. 1s-1sd: New York 5Szc; December
aapvs.Holiday; December 26-London
.sai;day. New York 5SAc; December
=. = ondon rs 15-16d; New York
so-le december 2SLondon 271kd.
20 e 8 York 5s7sc;; December 29-Isondonl
eTnd: New York $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01
DRY GOODS.

xrw YORK, December 30.-The
aoods market to-day was quite de-
uly ~ ~ incident of Importance. Bust
solu m the spot ruled quiet, and the
ne sn order demand below the average.
ma nias tone in all directions was without
nc and there was no alteration in
cnal as If either cotton or wooden goods.
Pr continued strong but the de-
and was quieter.
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3 81 ||||' III ~ | q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01

What severe critics term ''the specu-
lative debauch of the year," will be
seen to have cost security holders dear,
since the relapse has generally brought
prices below where they started the
year. There are stocks which have
had the dividend rate increased and
which have Nevertheless fallen back
below the level ruling before the spec
ulatlye rise set in, in anticipation OF
the increase. 1t is the realization OF
this fact and calculation of the rate
OF return On money invested that have
brought into the market a large ele-
ment of investment buyers who buy
stocks outright to hold. The large abb
sorption OF the floating supply OF
stocks thus accomplished the forced
liquidation OF doubtful and unsafe ac-
counts, and, in the Wall street phrase,
the squeezing of the water out of
prices give basis for the confidence
with which investment buying is prose-
cuted. Faith in the continuance of the
country's prosperity within the pres
ent horizon of the outlook is unim-
paired.
Prices of gilt-edge investment bonds
We're not much affected in last weeks
liquidation, but the junior grade, or
newly issued or contingent interest
paying bonds, which suffered last.
week, have been in GOOD demand this
week.
United States IS, old As, new As and
% declined Il in the bid price.
/
| Do pr. e........ -................... 20
Can ad!oore and Ohio SIX
! Chessan Pacific ........ - go
ChicaepeeaEce and Ohio. .................. 81
Chicago. fRreat Western; :.......... 12s
S phcsgo and Eastern 1Ilnois q
Chicago. P5iu a, Northwestern. 1894
Delaware -l ans Island and Pacific :. .l06is
De!aware, Lack audson. ....;.;;;..:......1B
Erie 80. Aawanna and Western. III
GI Do Ms Nar.p preferred ........ ! Ia
! Illinois eeatrsalp Preferred ................l7s
I po n Tefe ana Western w ia
! Lake Shore eo.... .... q
M 9ussille ND Nashville l s5s
M Sissop1'i Paei Ssseet 1 Is
New Jersey Central ''-.............. 40A
New York Central .........11 1854
Northern Pacific .131 4
Co preferred '..--............ 5SsS
Pennsylvania -. ''..-....... 73Z
Reading . .... 13oi5
Do first preferred ''......... 1915
Do second preferred .'..,.... 521t
st. Paul ......... ~ 271L
Do preferred ......3 NJ 1l7Ss
Southern Pacific .-.,. NJ. ~
Southern Railway. ..-,.....f. IS
Do preferred ......-l. 1fX
Texas and Pacific 5asS
o Be pref ....:.....:...:. Z
Wabash q ksred T...... 81
- : ~
Wheeling lake Erie .--..a.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-11-09
A NOVEL IDEA

MRS HELEN ROOF. of Lima. Ohio. writes
that abe has supplied herself and three
daughters with shirt waists and earned q
BEAUTIFULLY decorated, 100 piece dinner set.
also a "a piece silver-service. In three
months. by simply getting few friends
and neighbors to try DIAMOND DIGEST
TABLETS for Dyspepsia and Constipation:
The premiums are certainly beautiful. ana
Mrs. Roof says she Is over $50 ahead In
useful household articles and wearing APP
parel. What makes II SO easy TO earn these
lovely presents is that DIAMOND DIGEST
TABLETS are warranted to cure any case
Of Dyspepsia and restore the bowels ana
liver to perfectly natural action In two
weeks or the money Is refunded. The tab
let's do exactly what Is claimed for them.
and n few persons once started Will use
enough to secure you several lovely pre-.
miums in q very short time. II you wouio
like a beautiful shirt waist. very latest
style. color and material. Just send your
name and address TO the DIAMOND DRUG
Co.. 81 West Broadway. N. Y. reQuesttn9
them to send you eight boxes OF tablets to
be sold at CSC. box. and get your father.
mother. brothers. uncles. cousins or your
aunts to take them with the understanoinS
that they pay you IL found good. This they
will do and want more every time. Collect
the 81 and send 1t in and receive your
present. You can then get the "a piece
silver service and 100 piece dinner-set In
very short time and absolutely without
cost This firm requires no money In ad-
vance and will mail tablets with premium
Offers merely UPON request