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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
never TAKE drugs
into The STOMACH
To CURE A COLD
tses 10 . simsis. Hsrmisss Remedy,
Easy q Aspiy. That Cures . Cold
~ . Fe~ -oor

a pfpfrE bot foot bath. q mp - 10;
lsnonsfs. and = free N~p2lioa,iou o.;
NoseyfolA 20 ths rosfFils under arm
Dfta. On throat. and chss. or wherever
nsrs 10 misery. Ill knock he worst
cold IN q fs~ hours
Sostrfols 70 . simple oonnonss sense
1~atm~uL easily applied. q 70 Wait
ing for results rhat. NY q, appeals
20 everyone
Ths Sostrfls and the air passages
are the breeding places FOR The eAtAr
NAL and Hay Fever srn Whsn the
m~snbrsnes become sore and innAmed.
you catch cold easily. and each new
cold increases tho Inflammation until
you have CatArh. Hay Fever. and kin
dred troublea
This pleasant healing balm quickly
reaches and heals TIE sore inrAmed
mucous membranes opens the head.
me being an anussytic. Il also
olsansss and puriHes th. parts
In I've minutes after an application
Of the SosroliA Treatment the head 70
clear a. a boil. running ofthe noss 10
stopped and you distinctly feel the
cold breaking up and leaving you.
Nostrolia o. put ~ IA handy coliap-
sibls tubes. and you get about sixty
days treatment for - cents. Buy a
tube a. your drug store today ana
you'll Wish you had tried SostroliA
sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
REBEKAH'S ELECT
State Assembly az Eiblns Mans
officers for the Next En-

Special fIfpsfrl % fle fnteuirsncer
E.KlNS. vs. Va. Nov 1.-THE
Wes' Virginia state assembly. OF the
Daughters Of HebeSab. today elected
and installed the following officers:
ircsIdent Mrs Estella v. Lantz. OF
~Blacsyille. vice president. Mrs. Emma
-i'aley. o. Falrmont. grand warden.
dra Laura a. Hall. % M0rgantown;
grand secrc'ary. Mrs Marina Aiexan-
der Terrell. ~ Parkersburg: Grand
treasurer. Mrs Emma p Johnson, OF
Sisfcrsvilie
A. Enc afternoon session the abovs
oflorrs together with the following
appoIn'eeg ~ President fantz. were
Installed Grand chaplain. Mrs. ora
Thompson. o. Huntington. Mrs Mar.
shall Mrs Lillian Barha o. Harris
Vile conductor. Mrs Efie McMnisn,
% Fennick inner guard Mrs. Cahui.
dorman. % Eikins. outer Fuard. Mrs
Pearl HauFht. ~ aistersvius.
The assembly. which has BEEN tho
most largely attended, IN The history
~ fhe organization. adjourned late
his Afternoon.
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LIBRhRY DAY TO
Be OBSERVED
Friday, Dsosmbsr sth. Designated
Mopsd school libraries VIII Ne In
creased 70 10000 Volumes.
nj GAL p. YOUNG.
Intsuiasnosr Bureau.
charleston, ". Va, Nov. IT.

0A1TAaAaAH &"NH A.
The program for Library bay Ia the
public schools % tas state u now bsius
delivered by the public printer 90 tie
Stats superintendent % schools. who viii
distribute about 1000 copies aH.3IE the
county superfntsrdeuts from whom
teachers will 30 able % procure them
The pamphlet Is a neat affair arI con-.
tains 30 page Library DAY fall. on
Friday. December =. The EruHf. ~ fu-
libraries In the public schools 20 West
Virginia has bssn phsnomrutI In 1897
there wAs but s.01G volumes IN ell the
schools. Ia 1900 the figures went Up 20
i7.ise. and five years later. or 1905.
they were 7t.0b2. but IN the following
year there wa another big jump and
In 1905 tho total Wss l2e.G01. In 1910
the number OF volumes reached gsO.saa.
which was increased 20 2s5.ssS this yaar.
Tho state superintsndsnt makes a
plea that Tie number OF volumes for
1914 be above the 100000 mark. and oas
ing IL on the same rats OF inoreass
made during ths past year the 1919 fig
urss will be much above the 100000
mark ar
Ths booki.t shows that h.r. sre
s,off school rooms In the state sass OF
these are In the country districts ana
s.ofi In thstSities In ths country dis
triots thsrs are 21isSs volumes IA the
Libraries. which IN the ofty schools Their.
are 1855 voiumss Amons the eitiss
PsrhsrsburE leads. with $4,000 voIuss:
Huntington being nsHt. with Is.OOo.
Among the counties exclusive Of the
eiiss In such counties. Mason county
has almost twice 49, many a. HarrAon-
which is.ssoond The former has stses
volumes. a~Eains' ia.sti ror Harrison. and
1900 for Ma ahsIl. s.TE Tor WstrsL
ESQ for Marion. ans o. on down 10
Wayne. with but 2pf ,oium.s. and wye
ming with 1to Tns total number %
schools with libraries - given as SEQ
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meeting. $3.50. The Mems Bond Bar.
AGA Bible class uII give a social
evening Co the men of the church and
congregation ~ TUESDAY evening
There viii DE something doing every
minute. something worth "a man s
time. Don miss o. NidWeek PRAYER
service "Wednesday evening. 800. foI.
lowed by the teachers conference.
Emmanuel PRAYER service Thursday
evening NJ 100 Persons not vor.
shipping elsewhere RlIl ind hearty
welcome with us
a sfereoptIrou Journey through The
Philippines viii boz gwen on Friday
evening under direction 90 tho Men r.
Brotherhood of Emmanuel chapel
The visit '0 these remarkable Islands
by means o. The lantern slides BE- next
best 'tinz t0 actually being there
First Christian church. Rev ". ID.
Fie.ds. pastor Bible school. 9 go.
communion service. DO g.. preaching
service. u. subject. Gospel Work.
Christian EndeaFor. 8 60 p on even
Ing preaching service. N. subject.
The story o. the Shipvrecs. mid.
week prayer service. Wednesday
"HFN.NNH "
Uni'ar an fervices SUNDAY in the
board 90 trade building Morning
service o. D. clock sermon ny .he
Rev. a. Bril- % ne Eof street tenn.
pie The subject ulI - % Nev
View % an OId Subject
Jas T. Allen o. Fairmont. vs.. Va
Will preach ~ the Church % Christ.
No. % Tweuty-tnird street. Lords
fay. November 10 Services ell be-
gin a. lo.11a M Alleue' come.
The FIRST spirituaIst church Will
bold services lu the odd Fellows hall
Sunday. November 70. a. r ~ p NJ.
Rev q. " way. pastor and medium
S1hjec' % lecture. Cultivation o. the
Finer Forces Spirit messages will
be- given b. c,ose % lecture All are
Welcome
Latter Dav sain--At ne chapel.
1900 jacob street sunday services
uU 30 sunday school. I0 a ~
PREACHING ~ J Vs. Martin. d. 90 a
m and BY % 7 Tary az 7.3G . nj
Young PaUpies prayer mseting g..
.. m
FIRST Church % Christ. Scientist
a % o. " auditorium. f1i8 chap
lire r+roef-seruces sunday 40 n a
ri subject % lessor. soul arf
Body "wednesday testimonial meet
irz AZ g 3 ~. came address Read
irg room oper daily. except Sundays
and holidays from D. o.. to 4 3 ~.
fU1 schmulbach building
stone Presbyterian church a. PIN
.---.-u.. D. E~-r-....- - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

~, Paui's = Ep scoTs1 church.
Ihlrtr eighth aud Woods streets Rev
\ q kasche. pastor German sarvic.
lo 80 Iopc. Wonder into God the
hing5 That Are Gone evening ssrv
Tee Engi.sh preaching Topic. Dreams
dnd Duties The evening ruo
"Al be illustrated with stere5.t.con
views sunday school az Q %. IA. sun.
gay. November %. will De- memorial
day. and services appropriate 90 the
occasion viii De- held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

7 Forget Thee = W. E-.- Th.r
Hear -. o Father are Heaven o.
~ Hone Sidve@k pruyer meet
lng Wednesday At rs 2 q
North street N p Church. Fffrh
ard Market strv-,s Rev John "
He's. pastor-Preach'nE a. 10 20 and
g. Morning subject. Gods
Thought % Naa evening subject.
The M~Agu'ncence o.. ioves E1trava
Earce sunday .chool a. : ? n
Epvcrth league a. = 40. Tuesday.
Junior League "Wednesday. micWeek
prayer and praise service Thursfay
afternoon. Ladies' A'd society Thurs
day evening. s. John brotherhood
Class meeting Friday evening Pas
Tor and people extend e cordial .nvi
tation - worship With us
Fourth Street NJ = Church. Rev
@ ? Oliver. past0r-No-inr topic
N 20. one % 'he Loot AIRS % Re-
lig'ou- evening subject. = 20. a Per
feet Man The chorus choir um
render A. the morning service Gou-
mods -FT Batylon's Wave and n
he evening Flrkers Jerusalem
sunday school ~ 2 % a m Epworh
l<ague az $50 ? m. The union
IhanEegying service % all Methodist
churches viii Be held IN the Fourth
Street church ar 10 n m. THURSDAY.
the 2oth. Dr Arbuthnot preaching the
sermon and the choir rendering spe
cial music. Prot Hartman. director
and %orranist. IA charge.
Thomson n 2 Church. proadu,v
between Zane street and Vi-rfnia ave-
nue. Rev Frederick F. Ross. pastor
Morning services. 10 90. preaching
Ply tir pastor evening service NJ
70 subject. The Wi'nes- - %.
Coz Nan the fourth % a series 90
eight sermons on Great witncsses
sunday school ~ . p m Epwo-rt
League - : p m Weduess,v
evening services ~ $50.
Wesley " T. church couth r,r.n
street. kGv p B Workman pae.or
'ass meeting. 9.2n and . 20 Tom.
rernnc" address by the pesto- n,
l' q" evening service no 2 20 sub
l"rf why More YOUNG Men A.
NOT 'HrsflarT SUNDAY school M .
o. Oh irual services during %,
week
West Bridgeport VI p Church
Rev VI. Sparks pas'or-R Pew Mr.
f"rih"F. 81 West Whoelinr xu.
preach IN Lansing church ar "a.
clock in ID" evening. and Ceo-gr
sra" Will make an address ia We,
wheeling church ar q. 80 o'clock n.
FFal service viii be- 90
ulght in West Bridgeport church 20,
ne next week The pastor u.r
preach sunday morning ard ~everir,
To West bridgeport church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Occasionally = spinster advances
step By step until she becomes a step
mother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

German VI p church. T. s. Katfor-
henry. miulster-Suuday school no
% 90 a m. A p. Netzner superintend
emit Class meeting NJ 800 a m.
Regular preaching service az iOt7O
70 m EpwOrth League meeting az q
p m Song service AZ : so % IN. %
which no choir VIII render tho POI.
owing selections How Long VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Each and every week hereafter n
new Saturday special az greatly re-.
duced price will be placed IN show.
case at main entrance 20 our store.
II viii pay every one 70 keep their
eye on this show case.
D. GUNDtING a co.
(The Home % Stein Bloch Clothes)
Mcclure Building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
WOman'S True Friend

Experimenting with new and untried medicines
IS foolish, and often dangerous. IL would take
a medicine more than forty years, to prove itself
so universally good as DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scupuon. During all that time 10 has been wom-
an s iavorite medicine restorative TONI. unfit
ing and invigorating the nervous and discouraged
and giving them the final touch Of perfect health.
Women use DR. Perre's Favoafe Prescription
IN preference 70 on other advocated medicine.
Rr II contains no alcohol or hsbh-forni1~
drUgs-s nor anything IKE advertised. secres.
or patent medieincs-dOes nor claim 10 be able
10 DO Impossible fhfaFs.
ThE ONE REMEDY for women devised b.
T-guisry graduated physician Of vasf erneoe7eo
in womsn's ailments, and adapted 70 her dcg.
organism.
tE 0NE RENEDYRood enough that rs maker
7of afraid 70 print rs every Ingredient on
90 outside urappc-
You can't afford 70 allow yourself 10 he over.
persuaded INTO accepting any fccySf nostrum az
a substitute tor this honest square-deal n~au-secret
medicine. Don't do IL. No h5nsu druggist will
attempt 20 cheat you in this way. He Who does
should be rebuked and avoided. Doctors pre-
scribe DR.. Plercc's Favoritc Prescription for their
worst cases because they know what il contains
and know ITS ingredients 20 be Of the very best.
les well now and then % gently cleanse out Bowel y~-rs
that hrcc- weakness, cause foul breath. loss OF ---.-r.e 49,
ncss end headache. Dr.. Prrcc's Pleasant per-+. tcr, -
els sweet and clean. Recommended hv f-vri,-s h--,r.~ Of
ifrr purity, goodness, and active g-cntcn-s.
-iation. R-V- Pierce. NJ. D. Pres. Buffalo. N. v,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Warwood Christian church corner
Browns road and sycamore stenua
Rev j q Pryor. pastor bible c.ass
At 1880 o. m. con mUuiou az d d.
m. Christian Endsator az o. d nm
preachiuE by tho pastor 90 E g0 D.
m. regular mid week. PRAYER meet.
ins. "wednesday evening m $50 sun.
day. November 20. has been set for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

- Luke.s Episcopal Church. Island
end OF the steel Brldga. Rev. Jacob
birmingham. rector-la-2O n IN
morning prayer and sermon. "Riehta.
ousnesS 30 3. IN evening PRAYER
and sermon by Bishop Pctsrlin. and
on ednesday. so 2 m. Adult
Bible class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

and 800 3 m OtIer services as foi
lows sunday school. DO a m Junior
G. p. @ - g. 700 Senior g. g. 800
. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Hope 81 p church. % vs. FIana
gan. pastor. sunday school. . Boo u
W. sermon los 3D." pastor. 10 o. a.
M. class service. D. m sermon by
pastor. 0 D. m Usual services
throug the eek All are invited io
these service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

81 Matthew church. corner FIf
t"er'h and ChapIine street. Tseutf-
second sunday after Trinity. SUNDAY.
Nov -Hfh. 1871 s 20 m. hO'v com
munion 10 100 a m morning prayer.
fret portion communion office and
sermon. . o. D M. sunday school
: 8 no.. even NJ PRAYER and address.
So Pauls. Fin Grove 100 D. m.
choral eyeu-0rE and o-ran recital. s.
Mathew Services during tfe week
ending Nov 25fh o. follows Wodnos
day. 10 20 a m morning prayer and
litany. Friday. 10 90 % m morning
prayer and H'any. Friday. 30 g. M.
even ~ prayer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

dedication OF the new church build
ing. 4 number OF prominent minis
ters nll ue present Special musk
Will Dee rendered az all services that
day The services wil! be a dedlca
ton and Thanksgiving service com
hincd. An strangers and members OF
other churchss arc iavitct 20 attend
.hc above services
ST. James Etaus-i cal Lutheran
church. i4Ug-1UI Chapline street.
Rev s. W Werd.r pastor. Rev orc
Hermann. assistant pastor Q 20 o.
~. SUNDAY school and Bible class
i0. 80 n m. German services; Z 3D ..
m English services. Monday. Sun.
day school teachers meeting az = o.
m Tuesday mission society meeting
or , . m saturday. German school
10 . q OIL.
- james Evangelical Lutheran
chapel. Film Grove 49, Va. Rev OTTO
Hermann. pastor fU n IL. Sunday
school and Bible class IL O. m. Eng.
I.ah services. and on Monday. SUNDAY
school teachers meeting o. 7.30 o.
m.. "wednesday. c-atecheticsi instruc-
ton OF & 7I D. m and Z b. m. Special
announcement The Sunday school
board uiI meet in adjourned session
Sunday A. e O. o.. important bust
ness AL come promptly.
First English EvangelEd Lutheran
.rr1. 30 sixteenth street. " r. Dy
eer 1919 EoH street. pastor. The
nal worship tveuty-third Sunday
Tor Trinity. 40 t0. 80 O. m. and e sI
m PRAYER meeting "Wednesday
..en'nE 40 a. You are welcome.
ZION Lutheran church on South
'lrFef street Rev A. I BsnEe. pas
..r Tr erty-third Sunday after Trim
chief service a. 1918 q NJ
rfar school a. 2 p. m. vespers ~
rI n m Tho pastor will preach
second sermon lu bic special even
< seriea The subject vii be. Two
de on next Thursday evening.
rvemher o. the male members Of
chs-ch ufn meet for a social
Dsfhe~fuE Memorial services Tor ne
dead 1r .ts .ast Sunday in the month
Tie Mission hand viii meet on T1ca
dav evening
Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
ie'-f's Mozart Rev p q. Snyder
pastor 8 rfly school b s.f6 a m
Ncrr1 ne service 40 10 30. vespers ~
cs~fechetical Instruction Wed
afrcsy evening A. ~ O'Clock
Firs, Baptist church. Trelrh a-e
Byron streets r = Rrninstool
pastor Dlhie school BIS r. Z Bond
erinfendent Morning worship.
3D. Theme. CROWNS Into the
atlre % christ Evening worship
t0 Theme The Woe % sfrhfIass
q calvary and Emmanuel mis-
annG Al n Xou1E Peo1ls,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

German Reformed s. S.annar.
church. Thirtyslxth and Eor sfreef-
"eF T. VI frou4s. pastor Morning
services ar lu ID a. - Sunday
scHool at ? b o. Willing Workers
society meeting DO $50 p m even.
c'S '.en %. m Monday.
Wednesday and Friday. Instruction IN
the c~atechism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Stone Presbyterian church a. Elm
Grove-Rev ROY Elskadden % me
Western Theological seminary o.
of Ettshurah III .urssoh aa-11A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
SATURDAY SPECIAL
At o. o%UNDLINo & CO

Fine Value socsnt suspenders satur-
day Only ~ Cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Latter DAY sainB-At ne chapel
1900 Jacob street sunday services
ufu 30 sunday school. I0 a M.
PREACHING ~ J W Martin. 1f 90 q
m and BY % J. Tary az 9 % . M
Young Paopies prayer meeting. o g.
q. M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Christ Lutheran church. P~ieasan-
-f's Mozart Rev p O. Snyder.
pastor Sunday school A. Sis a m
Morning service 40 10 30. vespers ~
tN r-7fechefical Instruction Wed.
afrcsy evening Ar r a. O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Second United Preshyterian church.
corner OF chap q" and F~ourtesu-h
streets. Rev = o. IItteIl pastor.
Morning aorshin A. -. eyeuinE Ar
30. sabbath school and Bible classes
for men and women A. 9 gu. Christian
Mon az . m. prayer service on
"Wednesday evening no g..
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-23
4 Complete Collection.
From Popular Magazine.

Mo- long ago Representative "Billys
Hughes Of New Jersey was in Washing>
ton showing q party. OF his constituents the
sights OF the capital. In the group was
provincial old lady, who seemed OBJ,
eessed with the idea that New York and
New Jersey made up most Of the United
States n got out all the laws.
In the corridors OF the wal department
the party ran across Z tall. tawny-haired
man.
Who u that7' queried the old lady.
That's Bartlett Of Nevada" explained
Hughes. Congressman Bartlett" +
"0oodnGss gracious!" she said. .sYoa
have en- from everywhere. don't your
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-23
a PRA YER FOR WRITERS

Walter Rauschenbush. in the American Magazine.
Q thou great source Of truth and knowledge, w e remember before
thee "a writer's Of books. the newspaper men. and all whose calling it
10 TO gather n winnow facts and to inform the people,. Grant them q
determined love for honest work and a staunch hatred for the making
Of lies les they pervert the judgment Of our nation and teach us "a
call light darkness and darkness light. Suffer them moi to drug tn
MIN OF U people with falseho0d and prejudice. Since the sanity and
wisdom o a nation re in their charge may they count 1T shame a oct
the baser passions of men OF fire for the sake Of gain.
Grant them the boldness to turn the unwelcome light ON those who
love the darkness because their deeds are evil. Put into their hands the
aiming sword Of truth. and make them worthy sons OF the champions
Of the people In the past who held truth to be q holy thing for Which
mn should die Make them realize that they have a public function In
the commonwealth. and. that their country may be saved by their
courage and undone BY their cowardtce and silence.
Grant them the heart OF manhood to cast their mighty influence with
the forces which make the people strong and free. and IL they aufYeri oss
may they retMce in that q proof 70 their own souls that they. too. have
bssn f1ends ~ the common man and servants OF the higher Law.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-23
A Naval Event.

From the NJ. A. p.
The kaiser's punctilious regard for the
right thing in the right place is demon
strated in the following a%necdote that
comes from Berlin:
One afternoon he came to the crown
prince, arrayed in the sumptuous uniform
Of an admiral, and said:
I'd like o to come out with me-"
The crown prince, remarking with sur
prise his fathers superb naval dress.
asked:
"But where are you going?"
7 the aquarium was the reply.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-23
They're Doing Il Now.

They're Doing Il Now.
Uncle Sam-What do you fellows do in
this short session OF congress-?
~statesman-oh. jest set round and
think.
Uncle sam-Is that all?
-statesman-oh. no: sometimes we Jest
set.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-23
Completing the Offer.

From the GentleWOman.
There is a light side, even to electioneer-
ing-would 1t were seen oftener. One fer
vent candidate for political preferment re-
Gently assured his audience that he was
prepared to offer his life, his home, his
children, his country, M his empire to
the free and unfettered judgment of a free
and unfettered people!" It was high
sounding, but the whole effect was spoiled
by q voice from the back Of the hall cry
ing. won you throw in the missus, gov
nor?"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-23

IT see that they're making brandy
from sawdust."
Good gracious. as If the forests werl
not disappearing fast enough as 1t Isl?
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-27
STOCKS ARE FIRM WHEAT FALLS OFF
Price Level Slightly Above That Of
Wednesday Was Maintained to
Close Yesterday.

New York, Jan. 26.The stock mar
ket travelled today little different
range than it has in recent weeks,
with some showing Of spirit In the
first hour, and a little more than a
pretense of conducting business tho
remainder Of the day.
Prices ruled slightly above yester.
days closing, after a dip in the first
hour and an immediate rally, wien
was maintained at a dead level with
La few isolated exceptions. The bHlS
of the trading WIS confined to the
Speculative element on the floor, ana
the undertnne was firm for the most
part. In the last hour prices lookei
up sinartly and the close was firm
Reduction of the discount rate ny
the Bank of England was something
Of surprise in view Of sud len strlnt
geEcy in the London money market.
Iand the upward course Of private dis
counts during the last fortnight
Although technically of favorable
import the change met with nc res
lponsc in the local stock market.
Atchison and St.. Paul were strons
features Of the railroad Hist, the fss
mer on account of}its satisfactory De.
cember showing, and the latter by
reason of thedcclaration Of the regu;
lar semi-annual dividend of 3l5 per
cent. The Hartman stocks were
again under pressure with a renewal
Of reports that an unfavorable decis-
ion in Inc merger cases Is imminent,
bet he'll firm during most Of the day,
and were conspiencusly strong at the
close.
The bond market was stcaly. To
tai sales, par value, 100000 T. =
bonds unchanged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-27
Don't Be f-ussYI

Don't! Even If you can't try to
overcome the failing for the sake of
your own health and pence of mind try
to do so for the sake of the man you
will certainly render wretched one Of
these days. 1t is said that no woman
has proper sense Of proportion. The
fussy woman certainly hasn't. On her
horizon tritles loom like battleshlps
She never recognizes what really mat
tiers and what is uniinportant As a
worker the ftIssy woman Is always 4
failure She neither gets through as
much work nor allows others to do So
Like high stepping horse, she Is all
action, yet makes but little progress
Nevertheless business viii age her be-
fore her time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-27
Rabv Prince Olaf Aids Society.

Queen Maud Of Norway, following
the example of Queen Mary of Eng
land. has issued book of photographs
Of herself and her baby, Prince Olaf
as means Of raising money for char
ity. she sells the book for Sl25. The
queen had received many requests for
pictures Of herself and her baby boy,
and 1t finally occurred TO her TINT she
could satisfy the demand and make
something for charity by having the
pictures published. One picture shows
the prince and his pet dog; another de.
picts tie king of Norway In his shirt
sleeves walking through the garden
with the prince.