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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14

with A, Pratt.
Gage, Mrs. NJ, Salem, with Ernest
Martin.
Gardner, @. G., Salem, rural.
Gilmore, ]. r.. Oregon City, with
Geo. Hoeye camp.
Hall, George, Oakland, with the
"Doll" Smith camp.
Harper, s. W., woodbun.
Haynes, DR.. F. w., Roseburg, with
the ]. H. Booth camp.
Harris, G. G., Lebanon.
Hembree, G. p, wife and child, Mon
mouth.
Herrln, Levi, Salem, rural.
Hermans, P. NJ, subllmity, wife and
son.
Hicks, R. NJ, six in camp.
Hindman, H. A., Dallas.
Hilbert, Peter Newberg.
Hibbard, Geo. D., Sllverton.
Hoefllch, Geo, wife and daughter,
Albany.
Hoeye. Geo., wife and son, Emerson
Oregon City.
Hutchins, r. M, Albany.
Hulburt, Warren, Albany.
Hulburt, Mark, wife and family, AL
bany.
HulbUrt, A. A., and family, Albany.
Hulburt, L. A. and family, Falls City
Hewitt, j. c., Salem.
Hewitt, G. G., Monmouth, with the
Beckwith cottage.
Huston, Worth, Albany.
Huston, Luther, Heppner, with
Worth Huston.
Hudson, A. D., Carlton.
Hense, W. S., Shedd,
Henline, Mrs. H. H., Macleay, with
Ben Kaiser.
Humphreys, John p, Macleay.
Humphreys, L. p, Macleay.
Humphreys, Miss 10, with the w. II.
Humphreys family.
! Humphreys, Mrs. Mary, Woodstock.
Humphreys, Miss Lucy, Woodstock
Humphreys, Miss Lois, Woodstock
Hamilton, w. s., Roseburg,
Hamilton, A. D., Scio.
Hudson, Miss Goldie.
Holdsworth, Mrs Geo, saskatche-
wan, Canada.
Jorey, Mrs, Ed. A.
Kaiser, Ben, Macleay.
Klzer, C. p, Harrisburg.
Keyt, Henry, Perrydale.
Keyt, W. A., McMlnnville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14
THREE THOUSAND MINERS
STRIKE IN COLORADO

Denver, Colo, Sept. l2.-Charles II.
Meyer, president Of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners, left Denver today
for Bingham. Utah. TO direct the strike
of 1000 miners employed by the Utah
Copper eempany. The men demand a
flat Increase of 25 cents day and rec
ognltlon Of their union.
Federation officials here say tho
strike will spread to other camps un
less the company meets the demands
This would affect $4,000 miners and
result in The biggest strike in Colorado
since the ,Iglpple Creek wall1out
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14

Shields, r. f. and wife, Salem.
schulmerlch, VIM, and wife, Hills
boro.
Staples, /. h.. Portland.
Savage, ], l.. Salem.
Shamrock, Mrs. l., Woodburn.
seavers, r. f., Albany,
shaefer, J. W., Salem.
swope, VIM, and wife. Los Angeles
Cal.
schaefer, Miss Bertha, shedd.
Strome, Dave.
SEM, Mrs. H., in the Everett Down
ing cottage.
SEM, Arnold, sublimity, in tho Ev-
erett Downing cottage.
stapleton, ]. G., London, Ore.
stapleton, NJ. L., London Mineral
Springs, Ore,
Thorpe, 70. L., Gresham.
Tilden, Ezra, wife and son, Harold
Vancouver, Wash.
Thomas, A. G., stayton.
Thomas, W. E., and family, stOyton
Thoms, D. C., wife and son, Jeffer-
son,
Thompson, Grant, Shedd.
Tosler, Albert, Hood River.
Wagner, f. T., and wife.
West, A. H., and family, Rlckreal.
West, Henry, Eugene,
witzell, Miss Gertie, Salem,
witzell, Miss Goldie, Salem.
wlt2ell, Miss Greta, Salem.
witaell, 9. c., Turner.
Wlthem, Salem.
Webster, Miss, Salem.
weatherred, Mrs Edith Tozler Ia
coma.
White, G. w.. Salem
White, w. A.
Williams, Ralph, HilsDoro.
Williams, ELMER I'LL sboro
Wood, Mrs. T'osa, saleln, with f. a.
Sutton.
Walter, r l., Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14

on your chin and nose, massage them
with almond meal made into paste
by adding water A plmply and black
headed chin does not sound very allur-
ing. Pimples are generally caused
from constipation and by too great a
fondness for sweets. Drink two glass
es Of hot water before each meal and
before going TO bed and avoid eating
candy, pie, cake, pudding, fried foods.
hot bread and greasy meat. Sleep with
windows wide open and form the habit
of taking the daily bath. Apply the
following lotion at night by sopping It
on with the fingers:
Preclpitate OF sulphur, / dr.; Tinct.
Of camphor, dr.; Rose water, 4 Oh.
T. b. R.-'For excessive perspiration
rub down with alcohol after the bath
and apply this deodorlzer under the
arms;
Glycerin, "a o.; Tinct. arnlca, v
o.; Rosewater, u o.; alcohol. u
o.; aromatic spirits Of ammonia, u
o.; alcohol, " or
Mrs G. D.--To pIumpen the elbow.
massage with true almond oil, then
hold them in warm almond oil every
day for ten minutes.
Journal Reader.-Do not massage
the face with a thick cream at any
time. A thin cream contains better
oils and less wax
Yours for charming womanhood.
MADAME QUIvILLA,
GA oregonian Bldg. Portland. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14

Kirby, D. j., Corvallis.
Kidder, Mrs. M. b.
Kenyon, ]. f., Aurora,
Kenyon, W. c., Aurora.
Kightllnger, b., Salem.
Knowles, Mrs. d. j., silverton, with
Geo, Hibbard camp.
Komp, Bud, and family, Eugene.
King, Amanda,
King, Sarah.
Lee, Miss Ruth, Los Angeles. Cal.
with Mrs, Weatherred.
Lesley, L. G., Freewater
Manning, s. D., Gervais.
Mauzey, Perry, Salem, rural, Mauzey
cottage.
Mauzey, Ed, Mauzey cottage.
Miller, Mrs. L. b., Shaw.
Morgan, Mrs. d. b., Portland.
Marsh, II. f., Salem.
Mapes, ]. H., Sand Lake.
Monroe, W., and wife, Portland,
Martin, Ernest, j., Salem.
McClannahan, Ed, Eugene,
Moll, =. c., (Polk Co. Salem, rural
Murrow, A. g., Hlllsboro.
McClain, G. W., Newberg.
Muelhaupt, b., Salem.
Missler, ]. IT,, Stayton.
Meredith, Frank, Salem, secretary
state fair board.
Moser, Ed, Umpqua.
Miller, Mrs. r., Junction City, with
the ]. M. Nicholas camp.
Moler George, and wife, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
Nicholson, Geo, Montavllla, with
D. p. Thorpe.
McClede, Miss Mary, Salem,
Nye, A. G., Salem.
Niles, W. E., Oregon City
Nash, Joe, Portland.
Nye, F. W., and wife, Portland.
Northrop, ]. s., Lebanon.
Nichols j, NJ, Junction City.
Newbill, II. A., Prinevllle.
Owens, George, and family, Portland.
0sner T.
Osborn, Frank and son.
Payne, Frank e., Camas, Wash.
Posver, G. A., Crabtree.
Patton, Thomas, Benton, Shaw.
Peffer, ]. r., Dayton.
Pratt, Albert, Candy, in the Pratt
cottage,
Page, s., Salem.
Parman, G. w.
Richards, L. H., Topeka, Kansas.
Routledge, the Portland seedman.
Ruby, A. c., Portland.
Russell, G. G., Gervals.
Rogers, J. NJ, and wife, Portland.
Rogers, Frank and wife, Portland.
Redmond, G. W., and wife, Hlllsboro.
Raglan, W. s., La Grande.
Ramsby C. W., Oregon City.
Sullivan, Mrs. c. NJ, with W. p.
Thomas.
Smith, J, A., Turner
Spear, A., and family, Portland.
Smith, A. e., Oakland.
Shields, R. F., and wife, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14

In battle with three men who re-
sisted arrest, the city marshal Of Har-
ney City, IS miles from Burns, was
shot to death Wednesday, The three
who did the shooting are now in Jail
in Burns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14
ALL THESE met AND "TENTED
ON THE OLD CAMP GROUND''

The following old time folks Of Ore
gon kept up the beautiful custom O.
having weeks reunion at the stat,
fair, and while having a delightful
visit among themselves, kept oper
house for their friends visiting the
fair
Alley, Frank, Roseburg.
Acheson, r. S., Shields.
Acheson Geo. W., shedd.
Adolph, Mrs. A.
Bradley, Mrs. H., Woodburn.
Burnett, r. L., Albany.
Bones, ]. w., wife and children,
Turner, with Robert Witzell.
Buxton, Mrs. Austin, Forest Grove.
Battell, T, b., Saskatchewan, Cana
da.
Blanco, A. j., Turner.
Baker, A. r., wife and daughter
Bates, G. f., Salem, rural.
Bates, L. H., Salem, rural.
Bell, Gilbert, Eugene.
Bogue, s. r., Albany.
Bilyeu, Fred, scio.
Brown, Henry L., wife and SON.
Brattaln, Clarence, Dallas.
Browning F. and family, Salem.
Brentzen, A., Eugene.
Bryan, H. F., wife and son, Donald,
Portland.
Brattain, George, Albany.
Campbell, Mrs A., Roseburg, with
]. H. Booth.
Carter Hon. b. p, Gladstone.
Carey, Fred, and family, Salem.
Carey, Ed, Carlton, in the ]. NJ
English cottage.
Calbreath, d. NJ, and wife, Mon
mouth
Chapman, j. l., Roseburg.
Collins, Pearl, Salem.
Cooley, ]. L., and wife, Portland.
'Cammack, c. c., Woodburn
Christopher, ]. M, Marion.
Christopher, A. L., Dundee.
Cornelius, Tom, Salem.
Chapman, John l, Wilbur.
Carse, John, Carlton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14

Carey, Ed, Carlton.
Cummings, 3. w., Salem.
Cutsforth, Irene, Gervals.
Cutsforth, Mrs. Sarah, Gevasl.
Coon, S. R., Junction City.
Cornish, Mrs. A., stayton.
Crlsell, A.
Criswell, b., Oregon City
Davis, Mrs. w. B.
Dunlap, ]. F., and wife, Salem.
Dow Chas., Shedds.
Dotson, Prof, U. s., Salem.
Davis, w. B. and family, shedd.
Dennen, Thomas jefferson, shedd.
Dimick, ]. A., Woodburn.
Davidson, T, L., and family, Salem
Downing, VIM, Mill City.
Elwell, Mr., and wife, Spokane.
Eataon, j. H., Salem.
Evans, Mrs, Robert, Woodburn.
Edwards, Bert b., and family, Salem
Evans, Mrs, Robert b., Woodburn.
Forster, Fred, Tangent
Farrar John H. and wife.
Francis, W. H., and wife, Salem.
Frazier E. j., Eugene,
Fletcher, H, CI Salem.
Fletcher, L. H., Salem.
Fisher, Mrs Ella, Eugene, with
Frank Alleys family
Gage, Mrs. A., Salem, with Ernest
Martin.
Gray, Warren, Lebanon.
Goodale, Charles and family, Wood
burn.
Graber, Joseph, Salem.
Gwinn, C. b., Oakland
Greer, Robert, Hillsboro.
Gibson, Carl, and family POLK Coz
Salem, rural.
Gibson, r., and family (Polk Coz
Salem, rural.
Geer, A. A., Goodnough Hills.
Geer, C. c., and wife, Macleay.
Geer, Miss Musa, Goodnough Hills.
Grubbe, George, Wilbur,
Grooaman, E. G., and wife, oregon
City.
George, Bentley, and wife, Niagara.
Grant, II. NJ, Washougal, Wash,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14
Shot When Teased.

Marshfleld, Ore, Sept. 1S.-s. p.
Smith, an old man, was much an
noyed by VIII I1genhoff's persistent
teasing Of him about various subjects.
He thought drastic measures were
Justified, so shot Egenhoff through
the shoulder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14
Children Burned to Death.

UNITED lNLHs LhAHED WIRH.I
Los Angeles, Calo Sept. l3.-The
two infant sons of Mrs. Hilma saare-
la, widow, were burned to death ear
ly today In a fire that destroyed Mrs.
saarela's home here. The boys were,
George A, and Aarne 2. The explosion
of a gasoline stove caused the fire,
Mrs. Saaarela was not injured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14

A carload of hides dropped into the
Molalla river by the breaking of a
bridge, has caused a run Of fish from
points below until the river near the
car IS literally iammed with them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14

II we all believe the other fellows
stories he should be gentleman enough
to reciprocate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-14
THE BEAUTY QUESTION BOX

Madame QuiVa viii be glad any questions pertaining
70 womany beauty Personal replies win be given stamped
and selfaddressed envelope Is enclosed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-20
Court Convenes.

The February term Of Brooke
county circuit court convened at
Wellsburg Monday with Judge II. c.
Hervey presiding. and from present
Indications the work Of the term will
be very light After the grand jury
had retired the docket was called and
only one case set for trial. that being
the case OF State vs.. william Shaffer.
indicted for murder. which was set for
Thursday. February 20. This case
was heard at the last term OF court
and the defendant Was found guilty.
but Il new trial was granted on mo-
tiCb OF the defense
In the case OF Mrs Sarah l. Cald-
well ~. Mrs. Margaret BrLcken a de-
murrer to the declaration was entered,
which was set for argument for to-
morrow. Several orders were entered
in two or three cases
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARkERsBURG. W. Va. Feb. 10
A slight storm formation. attended and
preceded BY warm and unsettled
weather. IL passing eastward over the
lake region. The pressures are also
low over the southwest. preceded by
cloudinsss over the lower Mississippi
and central valleys.
A high pressure area, central over
the north Pacific regions. covers the
northwest and upper valleys. attended
by somewhat cooler and generally fair
weather
The outlook for this section In for
continued unsettled weather, with
probably light rain tonight or Tues
day. II viii be somewhat warmer to-
night. but cooler weather will set in
Tuesday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. As; lowest last night, 50:
trace OF rain.
The Ohio Will probably rise slightly
In most OF the district during the next
70 hours. ii. e. HOWE,
Section Director.
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GRAND
JURY REPORTS
SMALL NUMBER OF INDICTMENTS
FOUND BY BODY.
shaffer Case 10 Up and Date 10 Set for
Trial Of Man Implicated
in Murder.

wELLSBURG, W. Va. Feb. 10
The grand jury made a report at ?
O'Clock this afternoon. A partial re-
port follows:
State vs.. William Lowe. misde-
meanor.
State VS.. John Elliott. felony: shoot
ing with intent to kill.
State vs.. John Elliott, misdemeanor;
not n true bill.
State VS.. Jack Borsch and George
Mcdonald. two indictments: selling
unwholesome meat.
State vs.. George Panazopelas. mis-
demeanor
State VS.. Harry Levitt and Harry
Fenbsth. two indictments: larceny
and receiving stolen goods: set for
trial Monday. February &c.
A number of other minor indict-
ments were returned
The grand jury. was composed of the
following gentlemen: e. u. Waugh.
foreman: W. G. Carmichael. James
Gilkey. W. G. Jacob. T. II. Hammond.
]. VI. Rodgers. John Lewis. VIM. Craw-
ford. ] +. Gist. Matthew Hensler. q.
w. Bonar. r. C. Latimer, G. y.
Bishop. II. G. Davis. J. J. Swearingen
and y. W. Lucas.
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PITTSBURGH. Feb. 19.--Rain and
warm weather are causing tie rivers
TO rise slowly Rivermen expect a
boating stage by the end OF the week
Stages tonight follow:
Davis Island-3.6 feet and rising;
rain.
Steubenville-4.5 feet and station.
airy: rain.
Parkersburg-7 feet and rising;
rain.
MorCantown-S feet and station
airy: rain.
oil City-2.I feet and stationary;
rain.
Warren-15 feet and stationary
rain.
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$4,000 for damage done to land own

$4,000 for damage done to land own
ed by the plaintiffs.
Cook Danford. as administrator OF
the estate OF Samuel Grandstaff. de-
ceased, vs.. the Fort Pitt Coal COM
pany. Action for damages I'm the sum
OF $4,000 for injuries which the said
Samuel Grandstaif received in the
mine OF the company and which in
juries are alleged TO have been due to
the negligence OF the company.
F. NJ. Young. as receiver OF the
Sterling Bed company, VS.. Charles
Ross. Action for money in the sum
OF $500.
Carrie Mccartney vs.. J. 7. Mozart
ney. Action for divorce on the ground
OF extreme cruelty. Alimony also
asked.
Eldora f. Finney VS.. Charles o.
Finney. Action for divorce on the
grounds OF willful absense and adul-
terry.
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HEAVY TONE
Marks Wall Street Market-Are No
Signs of an Awakening.

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Reading was
the only one OF the stock market
leaders to move today more than u
fraction from last weeks close. That
stock was under pressure during the
morning and lost "A point but made IL
up In the afternoon. The market
moved with Reading The tone was
heavy i'm tho early part of the session
the list hardened. There was no sign
of an awakening from the Comatose
condition into which the market fell
last week. Its utter stagnation is in
dicatcd by tho fact that during one
hour 81 today's trading less than 49,
600 shares Of stock changed hands.
the lowest figure for an hours bust
ness in months. The quotations.at the
close were barely changed on the day
The pressure against Reading APP
parcntly was due to bear selling on the
idea that the supreme court might
render its decision in the anthracite
case.
The copper stocks showed contin-
ued firmncSs. The report Of the Hard
wick committee on the American
Sugar Refining company was not re-
Elected i'm the stock market. mnrican
Sugar selling unchaHrcd. \ few tn
active stocks moved moro widely than
tho leaders. American Snuff dropped
i've points and R"tEi'hym steel -.
~. LOUIS ~NEilM HStt m. central
Leather preferred. Wrstinchous- Elcc-
trio. Nackay companies and General
Electric were the strongest. rising d
point or more.
Improvement I'm freight movements
on western roads during the last weel.
Was reported. Gross earnings for the
first half Of February in many cases
SLOW considerabl. gains. chiefly on ac-
count OF unusually l1rge receipts Of
farm products
Engagement 81 gold Tor shipment %
South America continued $Sju.oao bo-
ing Withdrawn to'Gv for Argentina.
This demand for gold showed that f"r-
eign markets WI" once more shifting
upon New work. tn" burden Of nnan"-
fnC tn payments {" Argentina wF.Ch
must b. made az this time Of the year
The bond market was dull and
steady. Total sales. par value. ST.
S94 600. United Site bonds We're I'M
= changed on call
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Grain Statistics

Total clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal TO $4,000 bushels. Primary
receipts were LIS. 5000 bushels. com
pared with $50. 0O0O bushels the CORE
spending day year ago. The visible
supply OF wheat In the United States
decreased 1,5SO.00O bushels for the
week. The amount OF breadstun on
ocean passage increased 2.l2O.OOO
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomor-
row: Wheat. SO cars: corn. 1.O45 cars:
oats. 3lS cars: hogs, $4,000 head.
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SHERIFF OF cOLoMeIANA
COUNTY CALLED BY DEATH

speciai Dispafrh TO tho Intellicencer
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Feb. 10
William c. Dadirson. agew 81. sheriff
OF Columbiana county. former Mayor
OF East Liverpool. and a prominent
business man. Is dead here. a wife
and two sons. William and Dale G..
Davidson survive. The funeral will
be held Wednesday.
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Apoosin' Time

Those Roosevelt fellows will have
a whole lot OF fun before they capture
any delegates from West Virginia
They are welcome. or course. but 1t
is matter of some surmise as TO why
they want TO come to Parkersburg.
which is a hotbcd for Taft. with their
state ng-Parkersburg State
Journal
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Bernetta Traubert entertained
about thirty OF her young friends at
her home on South Charles street
Monday evening and an excellent time
was enjoyed by all present. Games
of different kinds were played and AT
"A late hour refreshments were served.
after which the young folks went To
their homes.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-It looked today
as IL the bull clique I'm wheat was
switching from the May option to
July. Huge sales of the earlier month
jarnmed the price down under the dol
lar mark. but the close was firm and
above par. Latest trading left quota
tons varying from a shade or to NC
up. as compared with as hours before.
Corn finished unchanged to &c lower:
oats at an advance OF a to &C. and
hog products the same as Saturday
night TO 10G12hc decline.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-20
Deeds Recorded.

The following deeds have been lcft
al the office % the county clerk for
record.
George l.. wood and wife 20 Harry
= Wright lot No. IS IN the iicas.-tt
sub division. consideration. $40
Joseph CamillAtfi and wife To An
tonic NaguozA and wife. l.t No 1872.
block = original plan u Ful.nnsbee.
consideration. 8-1b
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Martha Mashinqten.

Miss Virginia Fcnwick viii enter
tain a number Of her friends AT a
Martha Washington tea to be held at
her home on North Charles street on
Thursday afternoon. The hours will
be from To . o'clock. a large num-
Der a.. invitations have been issued.
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Will Entertain.

Mrs. W. II. Tarr will entertain Tues
dav afternoon at her home on Main
street. After luncheon curds Will Ice
the diversion. \ number Of invita-
tioUs have been issued
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Shakespeare Club.

The Shakespeare club met Monday
night at the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth
browning with quite number OF the
members present. An Interesting
E.UdN VAS held
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Angelo Marci. age IS, and Rosina
De Mikela, age 90. both of Glencoe.
Paul w. LinIger. age %. OF Bellaire
and Estella Prusock. age 10, OF Bridge
port.
Glenn Barnes. age "a. OF Malaga
and Elizabeth Jones. age 81, of Som
erton.
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Div Coo<la

NEW YORK. FEB. 1.-THE cotton
goods market held steady with the de-
mand coming forward better from
southern points. Dress goods are
more active The tobbers report an
average seasons business with re-
tailers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-20
Divorce Granted.

The divorce suit of Jesse Hutton vs..
Eliza Hutton was heard in common
pleas court here today and the plain
tin kas granted a divorce on the
ground of willful absence for more
than three years.
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closed offered NJ l3.se- July closed
offered ~ l3.30e- September closed
offered at i3-3se- December ciosed
offered at 1850. Rio No. ! quoted
~ lshc- Market steady.
l. W. MINFORD 4 co.
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Money.

NV YORK. FEB - None. On
call. steady. 2bGg-. PER cent. ruling
rat -. closing BID. - on.red
90 "a Time loans nrmef. ~ day..
- I.er cent ana cd ds5s 81. *
months. O. ~ a1i.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w Va, Feb. IS. IL
The following QUOTATIONS. on me mora
aouNe WheennG stockE are corrected
daily for the InteIi.encer by Houard
HaEiet n Son. local brokers:
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Petroleum.

OH. CITY. Pa. Feb. 1s-Credit 3ai-
ances. $3.50: runs. l2s.<s5: average.
l04.e37: shipments. 1s7.5ol: average
1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-20

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. -. II.
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daily by A h h.sten q Co. bankers
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-20

NEW YORK Fv1. o. -. Jose prirn.
mercantile payer. 81. f1 prf ,@rt
sterling fNrhanEe. stead with a.sutI
hIsir-rr IN banker .H'H or 1855
fnr 90 Day liis ard ~ gts-r. f.r De-.
fuand commit .iaI bills gtsr. fa~
silver. $50 M-ri.ai collar. g.
-. .rnmsrf bonas sfsadJ railroad
bonds stead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-20

Cash quotations were as follows:
Glour-F,asy.
Reno. ?. s2izas3c.
farley-Feed or mixing. s5as7c;
fair To choice mailing. tI.iOqI2s
Timothy Seed-sf2 OOs.I5.OO
clover-sl6.0OG 22.75.
Pork-Mess. new. $3.50: old. si5.a5
l.ard-On tierccsD. $50.
Short Ribs-tI-oose). $3.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURGH. Feb. s-CattIe-Duii. sup
ply. 40 carloads: choice. s7I5a 50:
prime. ..655m7lO.
Sheep-Higher: supply light: prime
wethers. S4SOd475: culls and com
mon. Sl.5J q 200. lambs. s4OOa6y1;
veal calves. S9.OOg 9.50.
Hogs lower: receipts. 80 double
decks. prime heayies. Sc so: mediums.
heavy workers.. $3.50. light workers..
sG.-56.55: piss. s5.7J1G.OO; roughs.
sj.5OG go.
CHICAGO. Feb. i9.-Cattle-R
ceipts. $4,000. market slow. weak
bceVes. S4.65Gs50. Texas steers. 81 so
n 800, western steers. S4SGT6Ss:
stOckers and feeders. f7.SOGs. 10.
cows and heifers. Ss.O0a 40. calves.
y5.75aSoO.
IIOss-Receipts. 5000. market act
I've Al decline. HIGHT. s5sOsr6. 20.
mixed. t5.S5Hs.2S. heavy. s5.s0as-5.
rough. 81 100000. pigs. ti25H5.gO:
bulk 81 sales ts.1pGC.eO
Sheep Receipts. % 600. market
steady. native. s. son4s0. western.
il.e0rts yearlinRr S. S0ffs-5.
lamb-. native. SG30Gs75. western.
tt15 gssV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-20

York Stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
a. l.. Mastcn ~ 90. brokers.