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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

timber is to be tapped by railroad
for the purpose of bringing the logs
down to be manufactured into lum-
ber in a mill supposedly to be erect
ed on the site of the old one.
Titles Doubtful.
The suit in question is one that
attracted a great deal of attention
here at the time it was filed, but for
number of months has been practi
cally lost sight of. 1t involves legal
action on the part of the Government
to recover from the oregon & Cali
fornia Railroad company lands in
various parts of this state, which
the company obtained through orig
inal land grants, and which, it is
claimed as a basis for suit, the COM
pany has forfeited by reason of fail
ure to comply with the requirements
laid down by the grant. Since that
time the title of purchasers of the
timber lands included in the grant
has been doubtful and unmarketable,
so that they cannot either be sold or
uSeU dts SSCuIlly lOA thS OoAAONtAiS ~
money
Forty innocent purchasers are con-
cerned in the outcome of the suit, it
is stated all of whom have 1000 acres
of the land or more, the number of
defendants being reduced in that
manner in order to take the matter
through the courts as speedily as
possible.
Standing Unaffected.
This resolution and the bill refer
red to- said a visiting timber man,
'in no wise affects the standing of
the Government suit against the rail-
road company, and is subject to the
approval of the Department of JUS
tice. AS a matter of fact, with the
private ownership interests elimina-
ted, there is less public sentiment in
favor of the railroad company, and
it will probably help the Govern
ment side of the case. Undoubtedly
if the Government would win its
suit against the innocent purchasers
involved in the suit, it would effect
the title to thousands of others who
had bought from the railroad only
from 200 to 1000 acres. ;"
Inasmuch as in the words of the
resolution, the numbering industry
is one of the most important of the
state, and because the purchasers
of the railroad lands who bought
them in good faith are embarrassed
in the conduct of their business, the
Commercial club will use its infiu-
ence to bring about the relief
sought.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

Alsea is to have a $4,000 cream
cry. ~
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

A new novel by Charles Sherman
The most enhancing spirit Of young
American jauntiness trapped into the
pages Of a book in many day Beau
tifnlIv illustrated. Net, $i-25.
Another big shipment Of new fc-
tion books will arrive in a few days
among them ''The Winning OF
barbara Worth The Harvester
sCaD'n Warren's Wards" and Eiean-
or CIvn's new novel, The Reason
Why"
Your inspection cordially invited
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

an Investigation reveals that the
sahaers' s-e now laying China eggs.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16
Il am Very Much Pleased With My
Investment

mems fur
The quotation above is what
he thnkso of advertising.
I purchased doubIe-faced about
ago" wish to that have nev-,
spent a OF money advertising which has brought
me this sign has
not only a a sign, a of llumina
tion of the Of night but 1t is
and by
II am very pleased investment and the
publicity would certainly adj
wise anyone looking Of advertising to In
in an ecui sign"
Do YOU know very sign PROPOSE
ton? A representative explain request
Oregon Power Company
j. L. WHITE, Local MANAGER
Telephone "A
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16
COMMITTEE DRAFTS
NEW TAX LAWS

lcontInued from p ~
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16
DALLAS TO BE GATEWAY is
PROMISE.

Continued from Page one.)
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

Legal blanks for sale at this Office
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

timber is to be tapped by a railroad
for the purpose of bringing the logs
down to be manufactured into lum-
ber in mill supposedly to be erect
ed on the site of the old one.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16
STOCK SALES FAVORED
FOR CEMENT PLANT

CONTINUED from Page one.)
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

Kenneth Campbell, a prosperous
farmer of the productive Ballston
section. was on the streets Wednes-
day, reporting things prosperous in
that part Of Polk.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

Monmouth, Feb. IA.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

superintendent H. C. Seymour
vent to Ward school district Wednes-
day to confer the remaining star re-
Quired to make that a standard Polk
county school.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-02-16

Crowds are attracted by The Full
Ter Pharmacys unique window dis
play Every poultryman should see
It. and learn why it is easy to have
healthy chicks at little expense.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
ON WEST
SIDE SUFFERING
FOR A BRIDGE
Valley Ranchman Recon-
mends Building Of PontOOll
Structure Pending Compile
ton Of Repairs; Isleta
Bridge Being Used.

That tho c0unty do something and
do II quick so enable tho FARMERS on
the west side of the Rio Grande 10
gel their produce 10 this city "a the
demand being made by the ranchmcn
from Atrlsco to Paiarito. who held a
meeting this week 60 discuss the
matter. Conditions according to e
man who CAME across the river la a
boat today. are getting really serious
and the pecuniary loss and hardship
being endured by the residents OF the
west side Of the valley ere equailed
BY the loss % business on this side.
II lost sale OF several tons OF
alfalfa yesterday because / conldns
deliver a." said the farmer referred
TO. And / am NOT the only one vino
has been In the Sumo Fix. Down at
Pojarite and Padlllas they are dTiy-
ms down to Islcth and crossing there.
but that is impossible Tor as who i've
directly across the river; and the
road along the river 20 Alameda Is
practically impossible for wagons I
can't understand why the county au-
thorities should let il 90 for so long
without some kind 81 facilities for
crossing with heavy loads A, pom.
t0On bridge would have been built in
two days anywhere else than heE;
tho river IL failing steadily, and there
IL no likelihood 81 continued hlglg
water. The farmers ON the west side
have declared their WILLINGNESS To do
anything reasonable "a help close the
break and we cant understand why
nothing has been dbne-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
COMMISSIONERS UP
IN THE AIR ABOUT
SURVEYOR
Law Authorizes Employment
but $50 Days Each Year ;
Pitt Ross Has Served Nearly
That Already.

The county commissioners Of ner-
nniillo county az the present time are
Worrying not little about the fact
that the county may soon be required
40 do without the services Or SUR
veyor The law provides that sur
veyOr may b. employed i50 days "a
aneh year Pitt Ross surveyor iu
this county has served almost lb0
days ~ 1919 and has months Of work
aheaS of him. Cnder the law ne can
not be paid for his services longer
than the 100 days with the work ~
rebuilding the Barelas bridge ON
hand likewise the wurk OF surveying
for roads and other contemplated I'M.
provoments, the services Of survey
or are absolutely necessary. The
commissioners are asking themselves
the question, what are we going
10 do about M"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Bef@ar Co, Opticians. Pnone 400.
Dr. schwcntkcr, oateoputn. Armiio
Building.
Mrs. hen Ribo OF Bibo is visitor
IN the city today.
MIR. and Mrs L. stapletan OF So
corro are visitors in the city todny.
p. Downing. trainmastor on the
New Mexico division OF the santa Re.
arrived last night from Las Vegas.
The Good Cheer club win meet AZ
abe home of Mira Weston, s3i south
Walter street. tomorrow afternoon az
2;s0.
Mrs. J, r. Salazar returned home
last niSht from California, where She
has been visiting for the past month
She was accompanied by her son.
r. +. Summers. superintendent OF
the Rio Grande division OF the santa
Fe, returned TO San MarciaI this
morning. having arrived here last
evening.
The literary and sewing society OF
the Ladies' Of the q. A. r. Will meet
az 1850 tomorrow afternoon az the
AOme OF AIRS. NJ. w. Muiilgan, sos
South seventh street
stated convocation OF Rio Grande
Chapter No. 4. r. A. A., this even
Ing AZ s O'Clock. All visiting COM
paHl0ns are welcome Smoker. By
order Of the II. J.. Harry Braun. sec
Rotary.
J. NJ. Kurn. general superintendent,
and II. L. Myers. superintendent. Of
the Santa Fe railroad, left on "a spe-
eial train this morning for Las Vegas,
having arrived here on a special last
night from the south.
Robert =. Ervein. state land come
| missioner. was ia Albuquerque today.
en- route 10 his headquarters IN Santa
Fe. MF. ETylcn has been ln Deming
and southern New Mexico on busl-
ness connected with his office.
Major Ernest Meyers. who left Al
huquerlue two months ago for tour
OF tho world IL now In Italy. accord
Ing 10 post cards received BY friends
here The major says he is having a
great trip and "a enjoying good health
r. u. Winston. one OF the delegates
from Sierra county IN the constitu-
uOpal convention. was in Albuquerque
this morning en- route 10 Chicago
where he represents the third district
as an alternate Ia the Republican
national convention.
Doweil Wysell. who lives north Of
Albuquerque. Is a patient Ia ths 81
Joseph hospital. whcer he was taken
yesterday, msneriRg from a oadly ia.
iurod eye. which Il was necessary e
remove. Wyseli was injured when he
fired pistol. a piece Of brass cart
rlage bursting and entering his eye.
Mayor ID. K. b. SELLERS. city I'm.
SINGER 0ladding, cry Attorney Les.
ter ana Chairman scheer, OF the build.
ing committee 90 the city council. held
"a conference last night. al which wai
discussed the matter OF building tht
proposed city nail, there being avail.
able Ri present more than te6. 900 fol
the work. 30 definite action WA
taken on the question.
Friends IN Alhuaucrque have 20.
ceived the sad news Of the death re
Gently in Richmond. Cai.. of Mrs
Barney, before her marriage Miu
Josephine Mcdonald 0f Albuquerque
Mrs. BARNEY was fatally injured ln ar
luutcm0piit accident some weeks ago
death Finally resulting a, =. Mc
Donald oi oll North Fourth street o
II. ihis city an uncle or AIRS Barney
was preHcnl when death came. hnvlnl
hoon called 90 Richmond a. the um'
of lhe accident
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
WYLDER FUNERAL TO
BE HELD TOMORROW
Services nj the Hamlly Rcsidcnce fri
day "a a;ae; rev g. o. Bsclsman "a
Oniciate.

The funeral Of Ruth, the little
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. A., Is.
Wylder who died In ST. Louis last
Saturday. VIII be- held tomorrow az
lternoon al 2ss0 O'clock services
viii be held In the wylder home,
1906 West Central avenue, Dr.
Charles Oscar Bcekman. Ut the First
Methodist church win conduct the
iservices. -Four little gifla playmatea
Of Ruth, viii he pain bearers; Orace
storsa, Lorna Lester. Gail Hickman
,and Florence Weller. Burial win 30
IN Fairview cemetery.
Or. and Mrs. wylder returned %
Albuquerque az II o'clock this morn
ing, accompanying the body ~ their
daughter. whose death occurred IN
/ Washiagton university hospital "a
io'Clock saturday morning. The Wyl-
ders were met a. the Santa ~ sta
tion by "a number OF close friends
who extended the sincerest sympathy
ITO them in their sorrow.
AT the time 81 her death, Ruth
WAS 5 yeafs. months ana n days
lold. Attacked some time ago hy a
srrioAs maindy. Ruth was taken 20
~. Louis hy her parents for treat
mont by specailats The treatment
prove una,ailinK and death finally
licsuNed
pr ANA MIRA Wylder have the sym.
pathy oi the entire community n
their sorrow and the funeral tomor
now wili doubtieas Boz attended log
many friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
The June
Bride

Will find not only the RING tthe Main
hoop or goidl thai Is 10 unite her ln-
separately, ''let ana hope" with tbe
man she adores, bus also tiiose other
uscful and nntty things that 80 t0
make up the modern home. Our
splendid, well selected stock OF DIA-
MONDs, WATCHES, JHsWELlsY,
sfLVERWARE. CUT GLASS. etc,
make Il easy for the hrlde's friends
60 sciett those mcmcntos of friend-
slilp which ali are 10 willing "a give
"a this particular milestone ON iite's
Journey.
We have been with YOU 80 long that
there q no nocd To tell YOU that t'lg
word OF EVERIT'r nb0ut any articlc
h our bond, and our cndeav0r ~ 80
Dc PUTtE GOLD, ~ carat, through
and through.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
CLOVIS RACE RIOT
At An END SAYS
CAPT. F0RH0FF
Irresponsible Citizens Started
the Trouble; Only Half
Dozen Negro Families Liv-
ing in Town.

The race trouble which has been
apparent ia Clovis for some days "a
now IA an end. according 10 Captain
Fred sorn0ff. OF the New Mexico
mounted police, who h IA Albuquer-
que today.
"fhe trouble was started by irre-
sponaibie citizens OF Clovis who are
undeT the impression that tney should
take affairs into their own hands.
said Captain Fornoff "As a matter
OF fact there are but half dosen
negro families In Clovis ana as far
as / have been able 20 learn they have
not been 10 che least offensive. J do
NOT look for any further tf0able Ia
Clovis along these lines"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Ground Oats are cheaper because
they are Is per cent more dlgestlble,
Savc one-fourth ~ your grain bill by
feeding we'll ground oats. We do ali
our own grinding and do u thor
ouelly. y. w. Fiiie, pllone "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Wire hens nf'sis--clicnp clean,
strong aud vcrnin can NOT hide in
tllrn Priog i5c each. A.. W, FEE,
plionc 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
GOOD PROGRESS IS
BEING MADE ON
NORTH ROAD
Convicts Working Steadily
and Building Boulevard Out
Of Old Albuquerque Thay
viii Be Perfect When Fin
ished.

The building of the road north from
old AlbuQu,rune ihe labor Delng
doho by a sang 81 couvirts furnished
by tho state. 10 proceeding rapidly.
Enough work bias been done thus Gar
to udirgtc THAT iHe road VIII bc q
splendid boulevard when finished.
Thousands nf wagon loads uf filler
have heen placed on thc roo6 and the
clay and eragei topping wii soon Doe
put ou. The c0uvirts AFRO giving good
satisfaction. Two have escaped since
che work Was begun. one helns ~.
captured. 1he men are working on
the honor system and receive SUBJ
siant.al reduction in time provided
tney behafa property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

TIE SWEETEST turnouia and cabs "a
tho city are az TrinDlo8. ms North
Second street Phone g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Rryan''s aIesaenecra, rhO1e Soi.SOa.
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PRODUCE MARKET


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Excited Bidding Creates
Sensation In the Market

NEW YORK;. bee. Is A outbgr-t
-'f excited bidding aroused the stock
market tpdas 90 sudden activity toVar.l
trs close % what mad been a dull and
,ylorl'rs session. Win the news from
fhiiaoclphia OF tue increas" IN ~ -
quarterly dividend from "a Co b@r
cont, reading SCARED swtftly from 1907.
70 ~" bu the first transaction after
IN" nash from Philadelphia % gained ,
loint. ana on the next 4. e.. AFTER touch
lnE the nigh mark OF 100 "a rise =
$50 from tn" previous low price. ~
spid on again. ana closed Al lsS ~. uu-
changed on tr~ day other stocks re-
-ppnd~t To- III" jump ia Reading and
! mon Pacific. southern Pacific. i.shigh
valley and zts'l fuse To- "A point dboN .
Nesteriays close. The squirt Ir prices
induced heavy offerings aud befor. the
close u number 81 the leading issues
w'r" selling below Fs~tsfdayE mat
quotations $eWs 81 th. Reading dlNi-
d"nd Increase az this time came a. "a
furpris.. although there hal been laEu~
'rport- that. with The supreme court %
.ett"" ifl tho anthracite" eases mads
Known. the directors might take some
action favorable 20 stps X holders Al to-
days meeting Earlier IN the day Read
ing had been the weak feature among
the prominent stocks selling two points
below yesterdays close Total sales
$1,000 shares.
Itnnds are slightly lower on small Of
ierinRs. Total sales paT value $500 200.
1. ;. IS declined y ON call
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Inc dance gwen 80 'n, ,iiauoNa hall
iu North NarVuUd Tuesday cyruinE
Na- q N-r1 successful affair. and Wa,
attended PCS maut young people from
Warvood and quite % number from
- h"c.Ins ant other towns
Alfred Iochumstu. e sixteen YEA.
old lad LIVING on D. gl'e.uth stree.
who Is seriously Do. j. somewhat i'm
proved
Mr. rtuamiu Wilson ~ south
Main street uho has Been 90 and
confined to Wheeling hospital Tor
-eV"rtl weeks. during which time she
under" vent au i,idff.u. has recovered
sufficient. To- o." removed to he. hons.
Nj Joseph Dol" .. NouudsNilio
l~ VISITING Mrs Thomas Arthlfs. of
Norfu Norwood
Miss Mamie Crater nf South War
wood returned hons, today alter e
Ni-t with E'.airc friends
tlur J Tenant and N.~S Maud
James. Nhu lives north CO.. Narp oud
wcr" quietly married a- Neushlrc
YESTERDAY and immediately after the
rcrrupn. departed ou ID Usdd ug 'fip
To- lI't-h1i-h. Cleveland and other
points
Miss Catherine COD" has gone Co
Mo rist1Nt ohio. Coz visit lot sister
William tir,-E p. SfsuufOu. "a az
'u r'o'r so ;u' Ohio river tIm. has
returned Co h.s home
Ten members ui the Junior Circle
Nt IS .I- I.aIcLfsr- vl. each earn %
. Tar .og the Kings ualruter. uurs.
90 90. Wheeling. visited the hcadquar.
i'rs az Do" order .u Wheeling Tuesday
-V'ninf and told now they earned thr
loac,
Samur' hughes or .re Riley hW
r1fd while hu'rh-riu- hcrs Yesterday
Slapped aud sustained badly spraiuet
auki'
SER. ',- preparatory % communion.
which VIIi o., observed BOO th, preSby
terrain church SIuda, Ner. held 20 the
church last evening mG 4 similar
'rtt"e vliI Do" held Friday evening
Tic Three ~tar- club d. planning
io sIte o. Nov Years dane, or the
p"l club in South Narvool ou Mon
day u.-hf
George Meuoni.I o. near West
Liberty aud Neu tuoau mere. has
traded his tastH fo. property in
N'lud~'..l" and expects 90 move tu
mat place shortly
li-ioi.f knapp who has been 90 900
Aer HON" ON North Main street. has
about recovered
lhsri b,iaWas Of So.,h Main -
Nli l'dt" iu 70 tcH DAYS for JHumDus
"he.c De- WiI Spend th" Christmas
Holi.ats With relatives
hr s-Cr, room %; Moo .n Il Moor.
dealers iu l'I"Ial merchandise. has
L'ru greatly improved CurIu- the past
iDH weeks Nca show ra--~ hrV, also
i'e'hit been Installed ana fh- room
presents On attractive appearance
.n ... ru.. ...i.... ... -.r. ti..
.... ..s... f.- ...rt..
.r'Ht".I r.. a..f.r ESQ,
i.' ..'i..' tt' t'"' .Hf.. .t.- 1851.
n.f .Ir lies ..., DID,. t.l. t.vu goo.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm moved h.' slowly east.
ward during the past - hours it-
center dppearing tl.s morning over
the upper Lakes with formation .A-
tending southwark 90 the Gult In
settled weather prevails over it, On
lire area. comprising the LAX. region
ana central valleys.
Another storm is moving south
ward into tie northern Plateau r.
gions and NorthWs-'. attended b, rain
or snow and higher temperature. The
other sections o. the country west o.
the Mississippi are covered by a hilh
pressure. fair and cold weather area.
Tie storm area. az ended by rain or
snow. viii remain over this section
tonight. but Thursday viii De TAR
Colder weather viii SET 90 tonight and
confirm" over TLur-dI,
Local data. Highest temperature
Yesterday. o. degrees lowest la--
niEht - degrees. rainfall. uf..
RIVE RS.
Inc Ohio viii continue 20 falI IN tho
district
~ C. HOWE.
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Walker Brothsrs' Closing Letter.

NV YORK. Dec. ls--The market to-
cav opened very steady ana very duh
Ehd traders wer" inclined Co. hold on
latef th""r Wa- some little activity in
Specialize and TIE uil stocks wer. under
pressure lu the afternoon an advance
lh hfaulIE dividend there was a rush
:" cover and prices went up very sharp
w Just aS suddenly there was lot
~ si"-h put 900 tie market and prices
r"id ~ uulrklF. ir last f"W minutes an
~" E"ius We're lost and the ole market
WAS under pressure TIE closing was
al and 10 looked a. 80 there vas a lot
- stock fpr sale. mnu,, Was a liftIe IS.
Ter and 4ultt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-19
Prospects Eneouraoino

luc subscriptions FOR the bu.lilug 81
a. lutheran church here 90 Is uudc.
stood. are meeting With good success.
and the indications arr thai sufficient
money may De- subscribed % warrant
the beginning 90 Work Ou -rc -frLe.
tur" shortly
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WARWOOD


At Fan handle traction GAYS are
unusually crowded these Gst-. f--
same being Cau~vl by HOLIDAY 90
psr- ou their way fo Nh~elrs stores
he shoppers come from al .p.riv,r
towns between Vince ing and S;.gber
willie. aud uo' fCA f.um far hacN N
the country "a fo drive 20 tho stations
. ta" traction Ii-v and there take
tlv ears FOR Whss4uc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-19

Nlss Fila lviy. q Young laut VINO
Ives uea. Me-f Liberty. Mas fnr1e 90
from tcf horse yesterday afternoon
while ret.rulnr hors, hac. from -hor
ping 'riP r0 " A", ..ul. caused hy the
animal becoming frightened anc run
ming aNsA. near stop -" iirr collar
bone Nd- h.uhtu auu >l. Was severe.
it bruised she Was 'Ikeu to u'r
home go f. passing automobile. where
she Nd gwen medical attention
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Nlii-l i.ING. " Va. be. D. "a
ne f.l'uWiu" quotations on the mora
active " Ts' 4if.- rto'h- are Corrected
1ail> or the lateil.Eencer by George Wa
Baron. local broker. and n. AZ. A.trsla.i
Bond Department
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING " Va. Ie. .. 'f-
.he active lItt-nUTrtI stocks. CORE. -
ANY nv y = Mdsteu A Co. hl..fef-
snd lockers National Exchange Bank
nui.-.ug
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Rand. manager. m.nss-s New rolk
stock T. Aanr-
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING ". Ns. be. d. -
Tn fplluUtrr quotations on the more
ecttNr " fe.'l nE rtorfr are CORES ted
daily for the Inf~i4lE.n-er BY Howard
IazlCtt 2 Son. lu-al brr s-rs.
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Baron Local Stocks.

4 Transfer books close Dec 7th. fol
%. cash dividend payable De. ittI.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-19

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80 pHyatl. December .3rd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-19

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