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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17

Corrected by Neil s Eningham)
syrun-silssr orr syFe1 $40 guar, guar.
Drips, hsls. sc; &c additional IL half bar
rcls), New orleans molaSses. choice new,
acc. prime. sSc. S-lh quart cans, 2-dox.
case, slso4l.s5 dos; bakers goods, lse
Teas-Young Hyson. per 10. sea55e; gun
power. sea sue: imperial. s0aoNe. Japan.
'sgs5s; ooens ; "a, soTsasns S,ce
per Ia. 1ss, Electric Light per H.. lie.
Ninesnr-sshoice cider lsalA &c pet ga,,on'
standard ei,y. brands. leulfe per gallon.
country, lsHi5c per gaiios- as 30 quality.
Fish-No. mackerel, 40 his. 2o iish,
sl60o; No. l extra mackerei, i.-bni, new.
leo lbs. 100 fish, Sa.eo,
choice domestic, 6iRc; fancy head. Fsc,
Sa!t-No. l, per bbL, A.lo; extra, per bbi'
NSs. dairy fine; S-hu sacks sic -
Proyisions-Schenk's medium s, G.
bacon, lia.ml2c; $. G. shoulders. aisc; city
sides, l09sdti4c; ham beef, l5ise.
oii-Lard. extra western, strained 6oc I;
carbon oil, ITO, SAlc, carbon. l5o, 9Ac'
water white. 9isc; Lewis miners winter
white, 4sc; summer white, 40c.
Lsrd-Schenk pure kettle, tierces, il@c;
Silver Leaf. tierces, i1xc. The advance for
smaller packages over tlerces is as fol-
lows: Tubs. SIC; 5o-ib. Tins, nc. 2o-lb.
tins. Sac. lo-ib. tins. &c; 5-lb. tins. &c; s.
sugars-cutloaf. 5s7c; cubes. 5.6sc; pow
dered, SIC: sranulated, coarse. 5sle;
graduated. fine, 5.S7c; Columbia A, 5.o2e;
American A, 5.02c. white extra e, 4.6Ic;
c. A52c; choice fruit sugar. i.3sc.
Cofree-Green coffee. Iaacs Golden Rio.
isc; fancy green, i5e; choice green, f,sc;
roasting grades. loAs lava. S,se, Roast.
ed in packages. Arrow, 10.lsc. Pan Handle,
ul4c: Arbuokle a. Cos roasted. l0.6ic
Lion. lo.1sc; bulk roasted. 9hQlnc; Mocha
and government Java roasted, sIAc; Mo
cha and Java, 2Tisc. a grade Rio. istsc
Brooms-ordinary sweeping. s2.s0n3.2 %
per dozen. carpet. s3.30@S10; stable, 1915,
whisps, $50; hearth, si00.
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found that the demand was only
scattered one. selling became some
what concentrated. and a few promi-
nent bulls began to let go of their
holdings. In the absence of any i'm
portant news and with no outside de-
mand dullness set in followed by liqui-
dations which brought a slump in De-
cember prices to 69Ae. Despite the
fact that receipts were the smallest for
any corresponding day in the ten years
and that northwest receipts have not
improved to any extent. there was
practically no rally. December closed
weak ga depressed at 6s&a7oc
Local recel. ; were 153 cars none OF
contract grade. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 52S cars, making total
for the three points of 6S1 ears, against
1,O53 last week and 522 year ago.
Primary receipts were 1896, 900 bushels,
against LII, 900 bushels year ago.
Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour
equalled 405, 900 bushels. The seaboard
reported twelve loads taken for ex-
port.
Corn was quiet and fluetuated within
a range of NC Trading was confined
almost entirely to the scalping ele-
ment. December ranged between 56Mc
and 565sc and closed rather weak 1sa
&c down at $3.50. Receipts. 1863 cars.
Oats again profoundly dull. ranging
only over NC. At times there was a
slight outside demand. but the actual
transactions were light. Despite this
market was Independently firm in it's
undertone December sold between 35M
a35Hc and 353sc. and closed steady a
shade higher at the former figure. Re-
ceipts, 159 cars.
Hog products ruled steady with
higher tendencies based on a strong
hog market. There was fair demand
at times from shorts as well as some
demand for lard and ribs from commits
sion houses. January pork CLOSED. TIC
higher at $15.17h; January lard TIA
10c up at $9.05. and January ribs &c
higher at s787ha790.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 40 cars; corn, 1870 cars; oats,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

Special to White & white;
CHICAGO. October 16.-Corn has
been rather firm at little over yes
terday for May. Commission houses
and local traders were the buyers. Ele-
vator interests have been buying the
May and December and there has been
some widening of spread as re-
suit: il was 21sa2i.c to-day against less
than cents at one llme yesterday.
Western offerings light. Weather
good. Ciearances. Sc. 600 bushels. Re-
ceipts. l6e cars. with 100 for to-mor-
row.
Oats have been steadied by corn and
on a small scale there has been good
demand. The fluctuations have been
small, the advances barely &c. There
was a suggestion of small buying by
Patten early. Receipts, l59 cars, with
140 for tomorrow. Clesranees, a,ooV
bushels.
Wheat has disappointed both bulls
and bears to-day. The news has been
favorable to holders. Foreign markets
were stronger than expected and the
bids from that source were nearer the
working basis on cash wheat. Primary
receipts were considerably less than
last year Local traders are mostly
bullish and those who are not have
lent their good will to an advance, as
bears are not SO confident sellers UNI
der zoe The most that can be said is
the market ought TO have done better
under the news.
Provisions opened strong and active
on 5000 less hogs than expected. On
the advance the hackers sold ssOder-
ately; shorts bought. Market ruled
dull most OF the day and closed steady
at near the top. Cash demand is only
fair. 25. 900 hogs tomorrow.
A. o. SLAUGHTER e. co.
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Fionr. Grain and reed.

Flour-Famous. choice family -four. in
paper, $3.50 per Dbl; Minnehaha. In cotton
sacks or wood. $40; Galaxy, in paper
sacks. Aeo spring wheat Minnehaha, n
paper sacks A9 per hbl: Pillsbury
Best in wood and cotton. sii5; Piiisbury $
in paper. $685.; Gold Coin, $3.50 in cotton or
wood; $40 In paper or tute. Loyal, $40
in paper; Reliance. In wood or cotton, 400,
I'm paper, 81. so; Winter Wheat, Silver Lake.
In 4 paper. 1895; $3ss In wood; rye flour,
In 1a-barrel sacks, S3.bo; Ben Hur patent.
wood, 1880 paper, $40: jute, la0 lbs. 81. 10.
wheat--Per bushel, 6sc new coming In.
Some disposition to shade prices on a
light demand
Corn--Old. 65c; new. SOC.
Oats-Western, new, out of store, ioc
home new. ssa4oc.
Feed iddnngs. per ton, s22.oo bran.
per ton. s2is00. -
Hay-No. 1 new. baied, slS.5oa14o0 loose,
s14 00GI rs. 90. Prices fluctuate slightly, ac-
cording to supply and demand.
Straw-Loose s6oa; oat straw, 500:
wheat straw. $3.50.
Seeds--Timothy, per bushel, choice. 500
m2O0: prime, s2.I5. The market is still
strong.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 16.-Commer-
cial Advertisers Londan financial ca
blegram:
The stock market was heavy to-day
in the absence of business and Ameri-
cans were sluggish. London merely
waiting for New York to take the mi
tiative in that department. The fea-
ture was a squirt in Norfolk & Western
on the curb near the close Of regular
business. Rio Tintos fell to 46h on
Butte& Boston divided but rallied to
57Is on a rise of Id, and strong fort
nightly statistics, showing a decrease
in stocks of $500 tons and in supplies
of 2,229 tons. London is talking of a
corner in the metal and there is al
backward action CD already.
Discounts rule steady on fall in
Paris exchange to 25 10h and rise
in discouts to 2 11-16, Berlin exchange
is 26.38A.
Gold to the amount of $4,000 has
been engaged from Roumania. The
price of bars has been raised to us
11Ad.
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c. /. HUDSON & CO.

NEW YORK, October 1e. 1888 p. m.
Extreme dullness this afternoon was
followed by a sharp selling movement
in the late trading. Declining prices
then were the rule, with the Gould
stocks particularly conspicuous and the
entire list closed weak, near the low
est quotations of the day, showing
fair sized losses in comparison with
last nights closing. The selling gen.
orally was considered good, not only
the industrials but in the railroad list
also, and at the close speculative SEN
timent was quite depressed. Not
little of this was due to the renewed
weakness Of Amalgamated Copper,
helped by a rumor that radical reduc-
ton is about to be made in the selling
price of Copper Even at to-day's de-
clines. except perhaps in such stocks
as Pennsylvania. Atchison and per-
haps Copper. the market does not APP
near to us as inviting purchases.
C. /. HUDSON & CO..
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We quote as follows:
Fruits.
Green STUFF.

Celery--25c per bunch.
Parsley-lOQl5c per dozen. as to size.
Lettuce-5Ga75c bushel. Supply 10 oniy
moderate.
Onions-l2hQi5c per dozen, according to
size
Observation-Disclosures per dozen.
Cabbage-Home grown, $lOVGl.Io per Dbl
Green Corn-15Q20c per Dozen N.ooui..9
per Dbl Getting scarce 1890
Oniong-sl. 10 per .bushel; s3.0odS.25 per
barrel: Spanish, $l.25 per crate.
Beets-New, l5lI20c dozen.
Carrots-l0I15c per dozen.
Spinach-Home, SOC per bushel.
Kale-75c4$l00 per barrel.
Tomatoes-Home grown, 50di9c per ou.
Cucumbers<Home grown, 15Q20c dozen.
Gems-Rockyfords. s1.75M2.25 per crate.
Neutrality-suspicious. grown, $5Dg$lo.b
Cantaloupes-N.2 501.50 per crate.
Buckwheat-x2. $4,000 per 100 pounds.
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THE STORY OF THE DAY.

Specials to White e. White.
NEW YORK, October 16, 1921 p. m.
Outside of Amalgamated Copper, which
was active and weak on the advertis-
ing made upon it in this morning pa
pers, the market presented no striking
features this morning. Railroad seeu-
rites were firm, after slightly lower
opening, but eventually turned easy,
with Pennsylvania conspicuous
throughout the early hours. The re-
port that it is to be placed on six per
cent. basis next month has met with
discredence generally. 1t cannot be
said as a whole that the dealings thus
for have had any special significance,
as the market has continued largely
professional with no such character
as would be likely to induce outside
buying.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, October 16.-Dullness fol-
lowing an early bulge in wheat sup
plemented by liquidations again de-
pressed grains here to-day and Decem-
Der wheat closed Sake lower. Decem-
Der corn bahac depressed, and Deem
Der oats a shade higher Provisions
closed sc to l71ec advanced.
Wheat acted with some buoyancey at
the opening under the influence of
Liverpool cables, which came unchang-
ed on the break of 1ec from top prices
here yesterday. December opened Nc
to &c advanced at 7019a70s4e, but
could get no higher. When it was
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Corrected by Goodhue & Coz

Corrected by Goodhue & COY
cattle-Extra. 1000 to 1900, A00ui,25.
good. 900 to |, 900. 81 .ood4.25 good 500 to 900.
81 75dA00, common, 600 to 800. s9I5Ii3 300 /,
bulls. s.. 756f3.50.
Hogs-Extra, se.25as,5o good. s6Ooa6.25;
common $50oG6oo
Sheep-ss 25gS 80; market nominal.
Lambs-s4 50@550. spring lambs, "a 500
$50: yearlings. siOoa45o. Prices nominal.
Fresh Cows-s2O oOaso.oO. Demand light.
Calves-S5 5od6 90. grassers. s. o0d$4.00.
Market generally dull. for live stock.
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Canned Goods.

Prices stlil steady at the high level
except for tomatoes. which are higher.
new, xib. tomat toes. 3ia-lb. Sl.40; Hart
ford Co. stand. corn, Soc. glib peaches, yell
low free. $3.50: 3-lb standard table, s. 60:
timore peaches. N76 pic peaches, soc /:
lib Deep Sea fun standard cove oysters.
81 100: Acorn standard string beans 75e +;
2-lb can corn beef. 40; lib can Clipped
beef S2.25, lib can lunch tongue, 1926,
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NEW YORK. October 16.-North-
ern Pacific, first week in October, in
crease, s2O9. 900.
Big Four, first week in October, in
crease, 81 ,229.
Wisconsin Central second week in
October. increase, $9.7S2.
Seaboard Air Line, first week in Oc-
tober. decrease, s11 1852: from July 18th,
increase. $202 1S9.
Crucible Steel, net earnings for year
ending August 31st, $3,496, 439.
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Mining Slockn.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 16.-Money on
call steady at 3a31a per cent; last loan
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4ha5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange about steady with
actual business In bankers bills at
$4s5Aa4.s55s for demand and at $4.S59s
4.S3A for 60 days posted rates $4S41sa
ASS and $4.S7; commercial bills $4S3a
4.S31a.
Bar silver 57hc.
MeYicap dollars abL
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NEW YORK. October 16.-Speyer &
Company, and Kuhn, Loeb & Company
have purchased $20,000.o0o Pennsylvania
Company 31a per cent 10 year trust
bonds. guaranteed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. The bonds are to
be secured by a special deposit of divi-
dend paying railroad STOCKS, presumably
of those companies of which the Penn
sylvsnia has made large purchases
within the last year, and which have
been carried by large~bank loans.
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Butter-Creameiy 25q3oc; choice coun-
try, I5q20c: country, good, l0u1lc; coun-
try, light, 10c; butterine, 100 l5c,
Eggs-2062lc per doz., and In light sup
ply.
Navy Beans-Handpicked, s2.75a3.o0 per
bushel. o-,o,.
Cheese-Prime Ohio factory, 10ql0hc.
New York, i4c; Limburger. l2lzc; SWEET
Ter. 13G14c.
Lard-1oN10ie per pound.
Honey-16c per pound
Potatoes-Home grown. 1900 per Dbl; 70
Q9oc pc bu., as to quality. N moderate
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CHICAGO CLOSING.

CHICAGO. October 16.-Wheat, De-
cember 691sa70c; May 7SAc.
Corn, December 56a56 Sc; May 5s12c.
Oats, December 351sa35Ae; May
37Mc.
Pork, January SELF; May s15.22.
Lard. January 1910; May s9.o5.
Ribs, January s7.S7; May s797.
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OF Lake Shore az 800, record price,
was an incident. Railroad bonds were
less active than yesterday and were
irregular. Total sales. par value,
s.. 2s5,000.
L. S. IS coupon advanced y per cent
on the last call
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NEW YORK, October 16.-S: 16 p. m.
The stock market to-day was lifeless
and the tendency was sagging all day.
n seems clear that prolonged upward
movement is not to be looked for I'M
der present conditions. The banks
have been loosing money again this
week. and there is a general feeling Of
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MANY CHANGES IN
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
Hogs Are OFF Twenty-Five Cents All
Around and Provisions Frac-
tiOna1Iy Lower.

Eggs Arc sitter in Price and Pota-
toes LOwer-Onions, Apples, P1ums
and Peaches Decidedly Up-Canned
Tomatoes Are StiII on the Upward
Trend-FIour Higher-MilI Feed
Also Up.
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Yesterdays MARKET WAS
A WASTE Of TINE.
THE GENERAL SITUATION is BY NO
MEANS REASsURING. AND GREAT
Err CAUTION THAN EVER
Is NECESSARY.
MONEY DRAIN ON THE BANKS
WHILE THE BIG INTERESTS AP-
PEAR TO DE FIGHTING.

pennsylvania Was About the Only
stock Displaying Early strength.
and Even IL Gave Way i'm the A.
trrnoon, CIosinE at n Net Loss.
Unusual Activity In Lake shore.
Copper Was weak-Steels Held
Their Own on Moderate TRANSACT
tions-The General Markets IS
Quotcd \ esterdRy.
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Yesterdays Prices.

The following table shows the opening.
high, low and closing prices of stocks on
" ali street YESTERDAY:
Special TO White E White
NEW YORK. October IL.
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kpecia! 10 the IL Ef~lti-
NEW YORK. October 16.--London
was fractionaay lower to-day. on a
listless and uninteresting market. Liv-
t.rocl reports corn and wheat I'M
changed.
44e local market was without tan
gible feature. The general tendency
was towards apathy and lower prices,
and there is no indication of an i'm
proved condition in the near future
The banks are losing money to the
west and south, forsnadowing an I'M
S .iefaotGrv settlement Saturday. while
the heavy interests appear to have put
on war paint and to be fighting each
& -=s... 81. Z, p. It's" H1I Yet clearly dis
ternable One o. the floating rumors
IS that the Amalgamated directors will
meet tomorrow to discuss the adYis-
ability of reducing the price of copper
10 Il cents. A Philadelphia telegram
says kuhne, Loeb & Co. and Speyer &
Co. have purchased s20,000,000 Penn
sflyania Company 31a per cent trust
bonds. guaranteed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
Sales for the week by days;
MoHddN ........ ......'.....,.'.''.'.' 2.9, ~
ueSddy 1900. .........s.4,......,.. no. 9u
w ednesGAy ......+.. .........+....... }o4. lto
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Purchaser to pay accrued interest
ASKED.
Many of the above quotations are neces-
sarly nominal
Pittsburg Closing.
Special TO White & White
PITTSBURG, October 16
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New York Curb Closing.
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK. october 10
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REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEEL ING. October is, 1901.

WHEELING, October is, 1901.
Many important changes In prices are
to be recorded to-day. as indicated in the
above caption. Onions, apples, peaches,
plums and flour have all taken an upward
squirt. Sugar and coffee are unchanged,
while hogs and provisions are lower.
Buckwheat is on the market and Is quoted
at 81 1880 per 100 pounds. Poultry and
butter remain unchanged. but eggs are
held a little firmer. New corn Is quotable
at sc, as against CSC for old. Oats are
higher.
We quote as follows;
Fruits.
Corrected by p Bachrsan & Sons)
Apples-New Early Harvest. $2.5on3.oo
per Dbl home grown. s200n2.0.
Peaches-Home grown, $1.o042.O per pu'
very plentiful and fine.
misunderstanding from sl.oo to sl15. ac-
cording to quality and size
Lemons-Extra fancy, S325n3.5.
PIums-s2 0042.50 per bushel.
Oranges-Jamaicas, S3.500400 per box
Limes-$l 00dl.25
Pine Apples range from 40c TO 5Oc eacn
Cocoanuts-50c per doz.: sf.0o per sack
Poultry.
Chickens-Live, s3.0gn3.0 per doz; solVc
per lb Young chickens, 10c per 10. COM
ing a little freer and in good demand
Ducks-s2. 15G3.G i've; dressed 7V1o'c'
nominal
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Total sales 4e4. 40 shares.
Money opened at so per cent; high. So
low, J. closed. 3is. Most OF the days loan,
were at 3it per cent.
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Groceries

supply. Sweets. a.4oai.s5 per Dbl. eoe7Se
per hnshel.
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EARNINGS.

: Bid: I Asked.
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Continued on Sixth Pnge.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-25

One Of the prettiest Of all the stories
relating to mirrors is that which comes
from the far east In this man
brings as gift 10 his wife mirror Of
silvered bronze, Then she, having se,a
nothing Of tho kind before, asks in the
Innocence Of her heart whose was the
pretty face smiling back at her And
when, laughing, he tells her 1t Is none
other than her own, she wonders still
more but is ashamed to ask further
questions. hut when at last her thine
comes 10 die she calls her little duuph-
ter and gives her the treasure she has
long kept hidden away as a sacred
thing, telling her: after am dead
you must look In this mirror morning
and "enlug, and you viii see me. DO
not gricye," So when the mother is
dead the girl who much resembles her,
looks In the mirror day 10y day, think.
Ing she there talks face to face with the
dead woman, and never guessing Il is
but her own shadow she sees. And 10
is added, hy the old japanese narrator,
that when the girls father learned the
meaning ~ this strange conduct OF
hers, "hc thinking it to be very nit
eous thing, his eyes grew dark with
tears "-Trn, Times
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-25
NEW SIX-INCH GUN.
an Enort WIN Be Made to Sc
cure n Detter Weapon.

II has been decided that new six
inch rapid-fre gun is to be construct
ed at the war department in an effort
TO secure a better gun Of that type
than has been purchased abroad by
the navy department. The gun is TO
be built at the Bethlehem steel works
and must give muzzle velocity OF
3,00O-foot seconds and be capable OF
being fired at the rate Of at least
5000 pounds per minute at 2,5OO-foot
seconds velocity The distinctive feat
urcs Of this gun will be the breech
mechanism, patented by the Bethle-
hem company. The navy department
recently purchased the right 10 use
the hreech mechanism OF the Nickers
people in England, the sum paid be-
ing t25O,OO0.
The bethlehem mechanism Is sup
posed TO he an improvement on the
Nickers. Some recent tests made with
the Nickcrs device, it is said, resulted
in a gun being fired as many as ten
shots per minute,
The guarantee in the case of the
bethlehem mechanism is eight rounds
In the same period, aud there is a
hope, Of course that the Vickers
achievement will be surpassed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-25
LAMB BREAKS UP A SCHOOL.
Animal Much RehembIing msry's Re-
sents Efforts of Teacher TO Pat
Him Out, UBsettIng stove.

In 30 seconds a snow-white lamb,
belonging to flock that was being
driven past the new schoolhouse on
the Short Tract road the other day at
Nunda, n. " routed the entire school,
frightened Miss Alice Ray, the teach
er into Mysteries, and forced the trus-
tees to hold n special session TO APP
propriate money to repair the damage
the lamb had done.
ITS the sweetest little lamb, Just
the kind that followed Mary to
school, Miss Ray said to her pupils
as the lamb dashed into the room.
The pupils thought so, too, until Miss
Ray began TO pet the lamb and show
it toward the door Then the little
animal began racing around the
schoolroom 1t collided with the stove
and knocked a leg from under it and
1t fell in heap. The Goals scattered
all over the floor, starting a fire.
Miss Ray and the pupils broke for
the door and escaped, followed by a
binding smoke. They carried snow
and water and put out the FIRE The
lamb was eNtricated by John BENNETT,
who was driving the flock Miss Ray
went home suffering from nervous
prostration and school broke up for
the day
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-25
COLDS

Qulnine rs TO years behind. Colds do
not now have 10 hc endured MtNuEl. s
pYNlAtc TABuLrs (ealled dynamic from
their onergy) crowd ~ weeks ordinary
treatment into ~ hours and about the
worsts OF colds over night,
at was the worst case of grip ever had
A half dozen friends had sure cures. still
Il hung ON, Hoard OF the nNNAMtC Tan
ults. To my nmaZcment they stopped both
cold and cough the first night eudur,,
and recommend them To the people
BAEctAr HENLEY, EN.memher ot Cungre>-
and Attorney. lul Saneome Street san
Francisco, July T. 1900
"Winter cold, have always been serou.
things tn me Ihcy are hard and stay iur
months. But the last was stopped suddenly
by MENprLs nNNAAIc TNuULEs, Both
cough and cold disappeared iu couple o,
days, Nothing else doe, this for me,
Mas. EMMA l., HotllN, IA Moss St, san
Francisco, Aug, q, 10.
81 live across the street from where
MENprt's pYANic rAHu,rs are made
That i' how | first took them. They stop
colds without notice, | took a dozen hoXu,
with me Tor self and friend, when ! went
20 Nome II, l. VAN WlNNLE, Capitalist
S0ll Washington Street. san Francisco
August 10. 1900.
Sent postpaid for % cent, In stamps hl
INLAND DRUG co, 1854 Washington
Street san trrncisco, Also ou sale by our
local agent NJ CLENrSs.