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Putnam patriot., 1912-08-09
Layout of the Center Line of Harris Street,

Beginning st point in the center line of Monohausett Street which Is distant I'll feet from the northwest corner of building of George A. Ham mond and 296 feet from the northeast corner of said building; thence in a straight line northerly 2S5.7 feet to a point which IS distant 5l feet from the northeast corner of Joys garage and 24.7 feet from the southwest corner of railroad depot; thence deieet- ing to the left 2So l5 and running in straight line S7.l feet to a point which is distant 42 65 feet from the southeast corner of Engine House and 24.05 feet from the northeast corner of said Engine House.
 Layout of Street Lines.
 The street lines are parallel to the above described center line and 20 feet distant therefrom. excepting that portion northerly of the Adams Express Company building where the easterly street line coineides with the westerly side of the depot concrete platform as now built and as shown on map.
 Layout of Curb Line.
 The west curb line Is parallel to the west street line and six feet distant therefrOm
Putnam patriot., 1912-08-09

the back are also symptoms that tell you the kidneys and bladder are out of order and need attention
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12

Rsmsmbsr snd AipSaSs rs"tem6H' 4hs+ ths mSnSy bHak susraHtsa Soou wi+h svsrs+kng s~Id under ths aSsah h- Iirz mark ( ful lin1 oaerIs4 st FoIeta
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
RAILWAY paAh HAT8
 ALA9E<A IS LOCKED uP

TANCOuEEn, B. C, Ort 27,-'1 do not gee muck possibility for railroad GCns4ruetiou in Alaska Nr the preseht siRa owing to the conservation policy "t inc United States guyeCnmert thare. The mining Industry has \ biz future. however. And with better ndminintrA- ston wiH turn nat tc te exceptionally orontAble." This AtaiArA0nt was mzds hy v. c. Brown, preEldent of tho New York Central railroad, who has just rstrrned from AlaHka.
 '1 wHs greatly impressed Rifh tho zofDes and nzhsFte4 And tkssr r,onibiIt- ties, hut uEth sCi1ie change ia r1ads 1N tho form nt administration. there 'A lltti6 rrcspctt of much aUIiViiy any Whert." continued Mr. ugnWu
 "fns ssvarhhent;s policy does not allow fha deYelopmeitt- Ut mtneB and torests ar utilization of Vatsr power "1eepf an terms 70 unreasonable that SspiEal cannot undertake 1t
 T sow vAlHabIs timber shslA lying four layers deep, and ulnre Is faillnK every year and 9oih. .d waste. ThH EoPprnnehe won't gave It, nor Mili Il alloy any 0ne else. tU save it. They nse deficatlng the place tn eternal nol- ltud" ahd %llflinK all industry
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
WHAT Ie GOING ON
 iN THE NoaThWEzr

Tina runiTul of the perseverance, rronerty hns passed into the haldH ot s new conpauy, kn0w1s IS thn AlaAka o.old Af5nen r.umpahY. whiLh within tho n.n thres weeks sOld In Nost1h and Nvu Fork al the st"cE. This money s. tu k. nzah in building z MiaI At JunsAu. rhIch wIli ht the oMtHat nHve a ihndkand stamps; iu ths erection of 4 Aydto electric plant which will cost r,ore th&n hRIt million dulElIs. 1nI in ths horIhg of IT ,009-fnot tunnel ,bro.suh Lhs u1nuntain frUrn the SLlv%F Row basin tU the nVuth Of Sheep CTuCH On GAstInea1 chGnrSa.
 In forrnAr ysRrS eteATerR from DAw- uou as thta sAahun of the Senr aveF- ssca fro nasiehty 10 ono hurdre6 pns- u.nE%rp where from uutLY to fifty iH now considered n good pszuengcr lIGL Ona of two reaHons uan hs given 3cr the above condIIIan Of GnR3rs: EitasV fhu people are MO1 tn the cnunty to runua out. or they MFH remaining in fha in, uILsr instead sf coming out.
 K annSsuTtcen that Hayden, Stcn% . Ca, underwriters tur ths AihzeA C4stIseAd Company, will e1pend foul and A half million dollars on theiP prceevt1ss near JuneGu-
 The EksEwAs authorities recently advertised aIS0ut three hundred pf the propeEay oWnsrs of that town fer ROu- paymsnf Of taxaR
 The ketEhiicxH FlsheTT4en's AAsocIa- ton have lAEuSd A petition to ccu- eikss to snsst \ lay abolishhnH hsi trApS nom the xAtars of Al0Aka.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
AAHy rARrlkA or ron VAL

TA4RRANKH. Nev. I-stin ths mnvarhsnt ot the 0rssks. SsrvianB and AoatsnsEy!ns Df thls camr rantlnua towzrd tho ouant aI the represantA- ti-e@ aE thrHe racsn proceed on thelE waS 10 the eastward to lake part "a ths war with Turkey.
 Anaat every daS a PArtS af theNe tzess leeveR toEn for the var whIIu mnshezE report Ihnt they aev met win. with arNAt tfteuthcy, nll along thu W;&Y to thz coast.
 Others in the TAnnnl camp are Lry- Ing 10 EA away with their cpnnuy. men Ind WhetAWer possible are sslliux clalua. timber permits. wood and other property so As t1 bs free 70 lsslYe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
APE NOT ANcReTon
 BUT POOR AELATiuH

DENDEE. Scotland, Oct 3l-Thai Rpe@ ars not ancestral 1oFnan Of Mcu but msrsly thA hnenterprisius neu- e-HES uI mans family. was Ihs opInI0E GF PrNt. e. Elliott Smith. an AuAtraI Inn. Ahd the professor ot anatomy Ai tho UnlaRSity of Manchester. Who r=ah B pAsHar At the British aHHGciatIon oI ecI6niihG Cs~earch today.
 h the cuu5se of hI reading the vro- Eessor contends thas Apaa are simply msA whose ancestors cRUss phyatca1 strength A the mAAns of making theiE livelihood rathAr 1hnn developing fhriE intelligence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
MORGAN TO DE ASKED
 ABOUT CAMpAIoN FUND

WASHINGTON, P. C., Oct. 3l.- .The cfsahEc In Cuiun1I Ru1sAvAlt'A ltlner- aCy announced from the NAw YorE Froere1SEvG Headquarters. prsvrnti7G his HpUCsranoG before Ia% senate cAm- paIgh expenditure cCmm4ttsz October 1. Ia expected to cause m suTlvap hl' terating of planE for It1A onsui1E wceE of the committee hearinsA.
 It Ia undsratcd rlYurts will be Hnds tu have J. P. Morgan ELn0 George " Perkins tsstlfY during thr week es- sEttIs1ME Ssptsnbsr 80
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12
0READNAuCHT
 SINKS VESSEL
aaRAT WAN0HiF RUNS DOWN I,nKkpwN aoAT AND nhoN'Ms
 MANY
,a,,e,.l nuuoal sAtsIos.

apEc'AI HVoS"'
 DAVENPORT, Englahd, ns%- ill., r.,., dreaann uSht ContGrtoa fan town
 "a u.kunwIt veHsel la4t night and henr |, tg tns bottom with all aboard
 Ths oeuturlon ~as tra~s'Ils at e rwssty -Enot spAad at the tlna@ of ths ..ouls!oA and her Impact zsnt the 14eE- .n.ntY,an down Ab N sailrpAA t7yccnao- ,,vA mIEht dGndollsh A wheel burrpw. .., nuinkly did ths whuL. fhinR paAs .v.r that rizoes aboard lhe nnKnoNn noat muzt have auns d>%D without .xsr snow1rg what hnd happened.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-12

Te~ have meet likely Ha!rAA .Sss'- Haviag sn YOur fusI Ard sescsriss- Lat uz figure ysu . 2<sAtar EAriHg s" yo~r wintAr's msak PAss.s Red 5o.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31
BONDS

S12 and Sl3 Schmulbach Bldg.
r. r. Marshall Mgr. Bird Dept
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31
WEST LIBERTY

Mr. Hlirobrand. who Is promoting
the traction lire between Pittsburgh
and Wheeling Is spending a few days
in West Liberty and vicinity. looking
after tho interests ~ the proposition.
Mr. Hiidchrand o. soliciting assistance
from residents 81 this section and is
meeting with good success. as an the
cnforprising citizens are willing 10
help.
MIR Gala Mitchell candidate FOR
house NJ delegates spent Wednesday
ir West Liberty. looking after his po-
liuCal interests.
w 49, o. Curtis ls spending a fcw
DAYS here
a number from here viii attend The
tlalloWc'cu celebration Boz Wheeling
This evening
Miss Mary steele leaves Friday m
visit friends 600 Washington and
Wayne hurr IN.
j g. WadIel attended the MELON
nid sale Wednesday
The students of tho Wos' Liberty
Normal will give halloween mas.
qucrade party This evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31
FOREIGN MARKETS WERE
UNSETTLED YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Oct. 30-The shadow
~ war hung over the financial horizon
again today. All foreign markets were
uhsetued after an early period OF
moderate optimism due 90 reports that
,Wo OF the leading European powers
nuandlhs regarding the conflict In the
London's early tone was one of
cheerfulness on buying orders from
me continent and absence OF further
INCUBATION In Canadian Pacific. Tha,
SOCK rose over four points abroad
ana almost the entire American crop
closed strong
As result OF this apparent i'm.
proVement. our market opened with a
general substantial rise. Canadian
Pacihc gaining over , points. with one
point gains Ia Union Pacific. Northern
racine. Reading. Lehigh Valley u. 5
Steel. Amalgamated. Anaconda and
american Smelling Before the end
OF tho rst hour persistent selling had
wiped out much of the advance and al
midday. when the selling became
more extensive and wider in scope 1,
was utterly cffaced. with some issues
selling under yesterdays low.
by that time. news from Europe had
again assumed an alarming tone and
there were signs that the foreign
markets were once more under n
severe strain Short selling. and
especially in steel and presumably
based upon yesterdays financial state
ment was a factor of the declininr
movement. which was checked I'm The
nnal hour. More or less complete re
covers were then recorded, regardless
OF rise OF pc cent in call loans the
rally continuing to the firm hut dull
close. and with numerous net gains.
The one important railway return
was that Of the Reading system which
showed net gains for both its lines
and coal company. the whole totalinr
Slb'0On and surplus increase Of over
$500 900
bonds were lower. especially con
nertlhle issues Total sales. par value
aggregated 81 500. 600
I. ). bonds were unchanged on
call VI
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STEUBENY VILE

STEt- EiSNGLE. 90. oct el-fn mo-
rate cunt 'u estate OF e.. 80. collins. final
go rpunt f..,d.
WI OF Mary j. N,.'racken rrahateI
ait"i Indemnity bond was filed .r ssf.f..
" m A. orr.
o., Indemnity filed estate Anna 81. g..
Joseph Morrow. a. Niugp junction
iied deed OF assignment
Jg n Nnir'r-. OF St.8Ierv.IIe nl.I
'''-d "f aHrtEu.u. rf i; h. Ail.I.rs Was
.pi".nt ted a.~.-rrt. bond gfru. Iuy,n-
tory. etc. filed.
Additional bond or &f.f-g's flied In
estate Lorna D. Ryan.
Sdmu'l Davis was appointed aI-uiuis-
ftI'f '-ttf" OF I.I iiI"... bond 5000.
- iiu account 900 estate Ambrose
Toru-
AuWinistrutor iu estate John 90 Pals
~. ordered o. Jay claim of Anna Ing
ham.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. III. oct 3O.-More courage
developed to-day on the selling side o,
the wheat market than had been wit
messed In some time. An understanding
between Russia and Austria relative 20
the Turkish war gave the bears an ad-
vantage that was increased by a big gain
In IN" worlds available supply. Accord
ingly the market though steady AZ the
close. finished y "a sc To- ld1i.c under
last night Latest trading left corn 4. ~
a. down. oats Off shade to &c. and
provisions varying from CSC decline to
81 like advance.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

me storm area noted yesterday ove-
we UPPER lax. region - rass. - 81, 49,.
= i-awrence valley thl- morning a.
tended BY showers
another storm % considerable force
ATTENDED hy rain 90 snow r.v.-a -.
LoN'r ami middle Portion q the T.atsai
N afea Or hiEh pressure ans fair an
cool W~ath - extends from go. f.o-fF ,,-esf
s"nt .4~as ward 60 the middle Aff.r-i-
cast TIE pres~ur.s are also hiEh from,
northwest '' ''''
falr and colder weather - Indicated
l"r tnl- section tonight AMI FAR and
cool weather IN ursda,
Local data. Highest tsfnperafu-v YES
trday. - degrees. lowest last night. "a
ctErc"s. NO rain
Rivers.
To ohio Vfli continue - s.li q, 49,
district Tor the neat thee DAYS
IL -. HOWE
Section Director
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rire department ban a suoc..,

IT." Fifteenth Annual Masque Hall
rNeuiuE. hy the Fulton Volunteer T'lre
company. was a grand success. ami "A
neat sum was realized by the company.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations BY c. +. nr.pn,,eb = Co
Money.

NV YORK. oct 5c.-Noney on call
SF'hS ar - u q per cent. rullua raf.
. Yer CENT CLOSING 2 ger cont. ..fr-r-
81 al q. per cent II'u, loauS stf.r-..
p" Gays = as per cent and su ,ANS q
TT cent, siN months ~ sf6 Ter cent
llI.' il frtutii" paper % Ter cent Sf,r-
lhS 'A'HauE" steady. with actual bUef-
ness IN bankers BILLS az &iNI g. for go
joy hli.s and at 49, go Tor demand.
,'uHiti 'idl bills SAL. Bar silver o.. s.r
MtNi an dollars $50. Gov.rt.fu.,rt
bonds steady. Railroad bonds icayy
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The members Of the Henry clay Camf
Modern Woodmcu. OF Elm Grove held 2
hu-hing he" ~ the home - Vim. tfrime-
"u l't-fs Run. last evening ana Very
enjoyable evening WAS spent ~ all pres
emit. About 80 members We're present.
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Walker nrotherr, c1oslrr 1.s,te-

-, NV hbttN. oct RI" The market NJ
u" opening WIS under pressure amt
tNfn trne"rS began tp sell heavlulV.
stop orders were caught and at ono
time tn" whole market became uuife
dyuofdliZcd There was great deal
OF short sell INK and later when This
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New Front.

\ new storm front vii be placed in
the Mnfertic theatre at Elm Grove. iu
the very near futurs. To- insure the many
patrons uf TIE popular play house com
f'rf during tho cold winter evenings.
Tile Ncstihule VIII -. heated ana the
large glass doors viii protect the pa
irons from the cold blasts.
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pressure was removed prices he-arne
"ull In the afternoon there was A d.
tided change or the good and TIE rnsr-
h't biacF tp and shorts became uu-
continued until the close and undertona
was much better TIE sentiment al
NE clos" was very mixed aud We look
week - @--
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Dry (ocSts.

NEW YORK. oct 30.-Tho cotton
g"oHH market flu'I finn to-day win
I4H ms 90 t""a'tat- proportions. kuit
'.yir M'it "ff'i'i for tie fail season
i"rt'i "a moderate business Tor ln.f.c-
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Congressman John w. Davis.

CONGRESSMAN John W Davis was NJ
che Nuicctlc theatre. Elm Grove. last
evening. aui delivered "a very interest
lug address To- a packed house The
democrats turned ott iu fun ror~s an
farmers from the rural districts were
much ia evidence
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
Office Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.


T." Mems Society 90 the Saint Win
cent I's luul~ ,hur BE-. II Elm Grove
In the .aur,a hau on Wednesday even
ing. November 20.
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Personals ard Briefs.

Harry Smith moved ms FAMILY FROM
his farm near West Liberty Yesterday
irfo the Baird property on the stone
church road
Miss Francis cook. who has been the
huo~e guest 81 Mr. and Mrs. Harry
several day. left Yesterday for Waynes-
burg. Pa. 60 visit relatives. she was
acc"mrn by Misses clara and Narg-
aret BoJlcy.
Harry Williams. Of Chicago. Ill. was
a caller puf tie pike yesterday.
III DE Forest Leach. Of Noun Tsviile,
was business visited out the pike
yesterday.
Mrs. william : Adams. Of wilkens-
burg. Pa. j. Spending several days the
guest Of her sister at Edgwood.
Mrs r. u Bail. 81 West Alexander
Pa. is srer1tfg several days the guest
- friends ~ Washington. ia.
Mrs Hamilton Gregg - conhnei 20
her home. 40 West Alexander. Pa. In
"a very serious condition.
frei Wilson. - Conrrs. Onto. Is
sr'rdInr fsw 11vs tie guest OF friends
lrttsnut the pike district.
Mr. ana Mrs Herman Watson. Of Fair
mont. are visiting friends IN the out
the Pike district
william Myers. - Park View. -
spending several DAVIS the guest OF
friends Loo CNiralo. T'i
THE dir'H.r.I Epidemic IS reported -
DO more cases are reported
Many 90 g." county candidates arc
busy iu the MOI the pike district. all
Iu-tiinr 20 get TIE votes lined up for
urNf week
Ir Harry Nurrie is visiting relatives
IN West Alexander Tor "a few days.
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WASHl$GToN. oct S0-The condi-
ZION 81 the u it-i States treasury al la
l'k4HhinE OF business to-day was. Work
ms halaurr sNs.N3t.s5s d. banks ana
i'ppiuc treasury. sei5sI.55.. Total
or i"H"rdl fuud, Slft.Cfs.qG. Ecc.iff-
Yesterday Sl.N-5.is6 Disnurs.rn.ft.
10" 40 The deficit this fiscal wear
- U.s. ..3Ni as against a deficit @: SIs.-
55S. O06 last year
h" f'-.fc- t0r receipts, c!zhurz.-
in'nts and deficit exclude M. litnafna
cara! and public oebt transactions.
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Visit the Majestic Theatre ana enjoy
au evening ~ pleasure. Tonight 80
pictures Tomorrow evening six pic
lures and Ii4u Butler. well known Wr.St
Ter. Of Wheeling. will give exhibitions
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PROF TAYLOR 70 DISCUSS
gNON ON rHE MOUNT. %

T.t.. I.- h.s theme. 'rho Nlfurc
a.I Constitution OF fho Wr..i4n.r
kIn.H.u. Prof So d. Taylor. ~ Beth.
amy college. NIU deliver h.a fourth
lecture morrow ctrniuc 8f tho rex.
u..r ul.fIre OI .In Mon flhfa class
of fro S. So lie Will dwell
principally vu the Sermon on The
Mount"
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh,
ia. Got 80 -.'atflc steady supply light.
ch"ic" - % % %; prime 500 u 50.
S'.oi steady. supply idir. prime ,v.tnrrs
Sisuff 3 80. cIllS and common s. 90 @
FOO. lambs S4UUu t.t5. veal calves s.. uu
ne ! 90. Hogs lower. receipts so double
'-As. prlIue hcasi,~ S.srft So m..fi-
uui~ $40 . 100. heavy yprk.r> $1,000
l."5. light yrrkrrs So 100. pigs So Do
"a 400. rough - :" a" s.'s. is yorker
NJ 200
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. oct sp..r,l.t balances
Sl.es. runs $685.. average f-4osN. shin
Wtuts '-.F's. average. Isa.6Su.
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Dye works TO Move.

The Llm Grove bye Mnrh~ viii move
tnf-'- ti--ir. if~y ..tHHrt.rs tu the Sii.al-tr
building LsAt 10 the Malscf4c theatre
today, the lalltIng l- TO BE- trtirsiy fe-
modelled and "a new llfdirg tel ln
tie rear. tor boiler house and -ul pc.
room \ number 81 new Il.es~ of ma
Chiuery are also 60 Ice installed and other
lulfuN eu4rcts made.
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iransfor books close October e5th
'or per cent cash dividend. payable
NuN ember sth.
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0UT,TEE-PIKE
Elm orOv. pueh Pin Lsaxu.

Elm Grove .a- made . start 10 to-
duck pan l,a~Ie. and at present ha~ i've
teams in tis field \ EFFORT - being
made 60 have three more teams The
ones now orEanllr1 ar a. fo4oN~ Hsr-
Der SHOP Sports spanish IiaNauaz. laN-
OTli,s. L.Asl MAIA. and sun So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31

II you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
Of the stomach are their most com
mon ailmcnt. To correct this you will
find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets excellent. They are easy and
pleasant 10 take. and mild and gentle
in effect For sale by al Dealers
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WHEELING. W. Va oct 30. -.
active Wheeling stocks are corrGcted
Iai Tor IN" inteiligcnccr by Howard
lfhNiett son. local brokers:
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INDUsTRIALs. Ere.

Baron's Local Stocks.
WHEELING; ". Va oct 80. IL
Tho following quotations on the more
hctive WheelEs stock, are corrected
osily Tor the Intelligence by George W.
Baron. local broker. ami H. II. Marshall
manager Bond Department.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. oct 80 ~
hahse OF active stocks ON f;.s Ney
'rk stock Exchange. corrected GAiiy by
a r Mnsten & CO. brokers' -
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WHEELING, W. Va oct 20. -
The active Ptttsburgil stacks. corrected
ially by \. l. Masten a Co. barkrrs
and brokers. National Exchange BANK
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New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. ". Va oct so. II.
Reported by \ T. Masten & Co L. p
Tran. manager. members New York
stock Exchange
INDCsTRIALs. ETc. Bid. ASK.
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wHEELTEo LAIR rar. nAr1roAn
WHEgLIEa TRACTION coMPAur
ENFAEs5 car sCHEDuLh


IA. Han Ll IINE
Wilt .l.sNt ANF WELL EURO
Daily aHtept SUNDAY
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STOCKS

Let US have your bying and selling orders.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-11
THE HEALTH
OF THE SCHOLARS

The children Of the Ocala schools
are having their physical welfare look
ed after this week. They are under
going examination by the medical
men OF the city. who will in a short
time be succeeded by the dentists, who
will inspect the teeth Of the young
folks. This very necessary work is
under the direction of the Womans
Club. for which the supervising COM
mittee is composed Of Mrs. Jack Camp,
Mrs. George MacKay and Mrs. J. E.
Chace
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-11

At meeting of the committee APP
pointed by the Elks' lodge last night to
take up the matter of a home talent
minstrel to be given by the Elks
some time before Christmas, the pro-
ceeds to go towards the building fund,
this morning, in DR.. F. E. McClane' S
office, it was decided not to have the
entertainment just at this time. The
committee deemed it unwise to attempt
to give a minstrel that would be a
credit to the lodge during the busy
Christmas season, and postponed the
matter to a more suitable time.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-11
THIS Is 1T.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual bazaar,
cake and candy sale next Thursday at
Mr.. w. w. Condon's office in the Gen.
trail National Bank building, on the
square, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
They are working to make this bazaar
as helpful to Christmas shoppers and
housekeepers as it is possible to have
it. On the fancy work table will be
many useful and pretty articles at
very reasonable prices. There will also
be a very attractive tea room in con-
nection with this bazaar. Come, and
let us be of service to you.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-11

Mrs Harvey Clark spent today in
having gone up to be pres
ent at the wedding of her friend, Miss
Christine Richards, who was married
to Mr.. Jack Spr9uell of jacksonville,
this morning at 9 o'clock in the Epis-
copal church. Miss Richards was maid
of honor at Mrs. Clark's wedding four
years ago in this city and has visited
here frequently since. Her many
friends VIII be interested to learn of
her marriage and wish for her a long
and happy welded life.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-11
BAPTIST BAZAAR

The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold their annual sale of fancy
work, cakes and candy Saturday, Dec.
14th, on the Ocala House porch, be-
ginning at 10 a. m. Quite a variety of
cakes will be on sale. also orders will
be taken for oil dressing by phoning to
Mrs. W. \. knight. They ask for the
patronage of the public and will ap-
preciate the same
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-11

Ocala people will turn out to see
Snow White" but they can't afford to
lose Amateur Night" So Mr.. Green
will have the amateurs al the Temple
Saturday evening instead of Friday.
He has three bright amateurs prom
ised, and will beside be helped by Mr..
r. s. Abbott, the skilled musician, in
a musical novelty. Mr.. Green will put
on one of his own funny acts, and the
entertainment will be added to by spe-
cial scenery.