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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
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tai, oiJif / @anoagS peb 9sben, Y
aar aommel. Sam bar ell gnglanos
meIt ~befiertbte Sfficerer % bapoe
beftoaet / Sen brittle Irmes fleite
Iter,e 9eoriiter belt fra SpItanoen I
Subien / 1857. San bar loot / ST.
Innn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
ciGalgs.-1o Sarme / Barron

Sarme / Barron
- Gpuutp ner @renien af Sunn Gountp.
so Gcres 2erlanb meb Suie, 1 Viii fra
&ibbeIano, @is., IS Icres unber &lpg, liot
bplgefprnigt, 2 0il fra MORT &irfe. Hris
$500 - $1,000 fpntant % 8eiteu paa Sen'
itanb efter 8jpberens gnife. = 80 gcres, 2
Mtl fra &ibselaub, aIt flabt, en- 89f gaar
oper bet enc Sjprne, 35 gcres moer Ilpg
meo Suie, IL Mil fra Sirfe, &riS $4,000.
20 Srebiebele &ontant, &eiten paa Senitanb
til 6 Yrpcents 6eute. Senpenoelie til ". o.
Butterfelb, &~ioaelano, 9Sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
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men bleu Tom ma Manb natltraliIe'
ret iom britiif Berger. Sans Stem
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Sfisnamoer. gf hans TO Setre er
Sen enc Maler og oen anben Sor'
~fatterin0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
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ttlSalaS euer tiQeie.

apertisiementer unber ~gutes", ~9inete..
"3ilaI9s" 90 "@fieripsrefel" fcier 8 Gents
pr. Orb, staon oe gtbresfe ibereenet, for bier
8ang. goertisierrenier inbtageS life for min.
ore eno 80 Gents. 9enee ntaa ufraoteeIia
~rnebfsIge aue geftinineer. BET Isnner TIA
tiIe at bogiere faa fmaa GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

eafers @emebs oil ftprfe ct neobrnot
Spiten. beIbrebe 2utnrrb. Torflsleiie %
Nbeuuatisme. sos ale Gpotbeiere-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

Nnfcs. - gn goo nprIf ener
oanit Gnfe / 80 @ars alberen ipm
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BELT babe l eaer 2 im "a Barn. ct epot
Slem for rette Seofpmmcnoe. anbefaliiiaer
bpoes % pnifes. Goresie: &. canton, gabri,
SaIf., Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Srnanpper.

Miis NINA IeIuim Eeter'on %
Oscar gmil amunoieu bIep Susodg
giteu r~atepieoe / 9uloens ScItcr,
Nrs. 60. SitenionS Siem / 0eco-
rob; Yaitor Sduliot forretteNe.
9rubeparret tiltraabte lanumc atten
Ell Reiie til Soilingbperne, men oil
citer SucSebrsbSbogene iGtte 80 Der
! @pen, bpor Wr. gmuroicn er an,
lat / 2utb. Tubliibing @oule'S Srpt'
feri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

) gruoens Sor9lores Slem /
S~prinGfielb Sownibip peteoieoes
iioiie Snsoas @fiis Sbomule Sper.
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Saul aoren. Sruoen er pngiie
9atter al DIR. og Mrs. Sbomos
Sperion, oe grubsommen er :. 5.
Munnings Dngite Ssn. De uree
9stcfoIf oil iRtte so paa grub.
sommens Jarm ! SpringfieIb Somn-
hip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

GorI SoIoeng, Sgn al DIR. oa
Mrs. Claus 8oloeng, bleu Den 12te
Sum gilt meo NiiS 3etta Sbomp.
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Groofiton. 9inn., buor Dc bill %.
rette lit 3iem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

Ni's cha Sul;n Guau0abl, lot.
fer al 4Rr. % Mrs. HeIS ). Guani
bail, % Charles u. Solution blco
ben 26be Suni G~gteulcbe / Sruocn@
SorGlores Siem ueo GuanOubl. vi.
ellen iorretteoes AZ Eaitor :. Z.
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Rciien til liz npe Siem REQ Sooge'
pole, z. Iaf., bpor Sru0gomuler
cler Ell iSdrm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

0fr. o. Mrs. Scnrp Spioe / @eit
Secorob hOlbt iioite SirSbag Srpl
lup ior Eottcren Aunie % Artbur
Sang. &aitor = &. Sdmiot Tor.
rctteoe. Get uuge sGgtepar oil ipttc
30 paa en- 6drm / Den ipolige Gel
al @ountpei.
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llnocrretIlIra ON. ar lPiis Warie
Someu, Cater til Qtrs. 3. u. so.
men beriteos, / Moiou Sim err bic.
pen git meo 8oItcr 9uctueu, Ger
brlper ct Acknowledgements Der /
Secorab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

Sernbanelan0, ssfi nls saS a SsS sSs
faces oirette af SeIitabet % ubeu De SanoItuees
Nprfjeneite. Sapepnrtnina, Meieribrug o. Spnieapl
or meaet Isnueilbe Der. Yriierne lape, Setingelierue
lette. @ubuer fan ee ct Sien. 6por'or lite irtte
bia ueo bppr Eeage Tan tieues? lluberiss. {iIfrtp
LAND coM'R, Dt1R R. r., 1874 Wolyin Bldg, Duluth.
Minnesota,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-12

/" IALPH was panic stricken. In
N terror he exclaimed. IF my
|1I father learns it he'll never
GS forgive met
That cuts no ice with me- / want
me money. I'll give you till tomorrow.
And. say. Cali Mrs. Darlington out of
the house and Introduce her to me and
YOU don't owe me nothing"
The price demanded was too heavy
for even this badly frightened boy to
consider.
II will not" he shouted emphatically.
You won't, Ell? All right. I'm right
after you, and if you don't pony up
with that money tomorrow you'll wish
you had. That's ALL"
The booinaker and his boy victim
were so occupied that they failed to
notice the approach of John Garrison.
The horseman did not recognize Duffy
at first
Hello, Ralph. You said you wanted
to see me before left"
ooh, it wasn't anything in particu-
lar" replied Ralph rather lamely.
With start Of surprise Garrison re-
called his old enemy.
ooh, perhaps Pm in the way" was
his excuse as he turned to go.
Not In the least" answered Ralph.
This gentleman mistook me for some
one else and came in and spoke to me.
That's ALL He abruptly left the two
men facing each other. Swinging ab-
ruptly to face Duffy more fully, Gar
rison said in low tone:
THAT boy is friend Of mine"
"Well, what Of it?" was the sneering
reply.
"Just this. don't care to have him
mixed up with you"
"Oh. you don't, eh7"
mo, Duffy don't"
"Why don't you talk to him about
it?"
HE wouldn't understand without
long explanations" said Garrison. "You
do. Leave him alone"
Duffy drew back his arm to strike
Garrison, who did not attempt to de-
fend himself.
mo man can talk to me like that and
get away with it." clustered Duffy.
Garrison laughed at Duffy's bluff.
1mpatiently he said: ooh, stop it, Duff
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-12
PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.

John Darlington, a stock broker of
regular habits, dies. His widow finds
included in her meager heritage rae
Ing stable secretly operated by her
husband during life under the name
John Duffy" "Widow" Darlington,
after comforting with Mat Donovan.
the trainer. decides to secretly con-
tlhue ownership of the stable under
the old name and live near the track
f'er sister Myrtle. and her tiance,
Rasph Woodhurst. whose father is OPP
posed to the race track. are interrupt
ed in their lovemAling by Janet Stir
ing. who annoys Ralph by referring to
MN as model young man. Donovan
arrives in quest of Mrs. Darlington
and BERTHE Ainsworth tries unalccess-
lully to humiliate him. Mrs. Barring
ton returns from an auto ride with
Mr. Sanderson John Garrison, a rich
miner, friend of two weeks standing,
proposes to the widow. Wildtire's
chances Of winning the Ocean stakes
OIL the morrow are being discussed
when DR.. Woodhurst. the race track
reformer, joins them unexpectedly.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-12
Raakse>.

fy. We've met before And. now let's
talk little business" he added in dis
missing Duffy's threatening attitude.
"Business" growled Duffy.
Eyes. l want to buy Wildfire."
"Quit your Kidding" muttered Duffy.
Wildfire"
You can't buy Wildflre from me-"
was his reply to the offer.
PUT price on her. Name your own
figure, and If it's within reason and
she wins the Ocean stakes tomorrow
I'll pay it,"
you don't want sure thing, do
you?" ,snarled Duffy.
II know what I want and I'm willing
to pay for it," was Garrison's forcible
declaration.
Duffy's answer was contemptuous
growl.
'I'll give you $4,000 for her now
Fifty thousand!' gasped Duffy in
amazement.
YES" replied Garrison, striking his
hands to emphasize his offer. "What
do you say"
You're like the rest Of your kind"
jeered Duffy. Think you can get
everything for money. But you can't
You may be able to buy yachts and
build houses and buy women to fill EN-
Just as you expect to build one and
with your money get Mrs. Darlington
here-to''-
"That'll do" snapped Garrison. white
with anger
you won't get Wildfre. and you
can't get Mrs. Darlington"
Holding himself in the greatest re-
straint and shaken as he had not been
in years, Garrison cried:
and don't forget Pm going after
you. And the man 60 after gener-
ally land
Yes. you are.''
Every time horse Of yours con-
tinued Garrison. lis entered in a selling
race I'll run up until get him: every
jockey you bid for I'll bid higher: every
stake you hope to win I'll buy Il horse
to beat you. You're after the Ocean
stakes with Wildfre tomorrow? Well.
no matter what the price is. I'll get
Jackdaw and give you run for your
money. I'll break you; that's what Til
do. I'll break you.
Duffy, with shout of laughter. left
him standing at the gate Sinking his
fist at him..
Mrs. harrington found him in this
attitude.
WHAT'S the matter?" she demanded.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-12

Wv eQuanimity she greeted him.
sEayEsaD mo, indeed, DOCTOR certain
$500 ly not. This-this is Mr.. Don
oyan.' said Mrs. Darlington.
The trainer looked ut the reformer
with renewed interest. Under any
other circumstances his manner would
nave been rude rather than cordial
but as Mrs. Barrington's sister was to
marry Ralph and the two young per-
sons would be part Of what he CON
sldered his stable he decided to he as
pleasant as he could. Holding out his
hand, he said heartily:
I'm proud to be coupled in the bet
ting with you. I'm yours truly from
the fall of the flag"
go away!" cried Mrs. harrington,
digging Donovan in the ribs with an
elbow.
"Sure" assented Donovan, great
light falling upon him. 81 think I'll
get back to the store. Goodby, Mrs.
Darlington"
"Goodby, Mr. Donovan" she an
swered sweetly.
Donovan laughed and winked His
laughter could be heard long after he
had disappeared behind the hedge
And the doctor wondered why he
laughed, but he was too polite to ask
the widow for the reason.
Mrs. Darlington sighed with relief
over her avoidance of what might have
been a complicated situation. But an
other danger threatened her. She must
soothe the Doctors rufiled dignity and
get him out of the house before race
time.
DR.. Woodhurst was so self conferred
however, that ere Donovans laugh had
died away he had forgotten him. Mrs
Darlington was relieved to hear him
ask
Ralph is here, is he not?"
Eyes; he's in the house with Myrtle"
she cooed.
LAS l have told you before, Mrs.
harrington, | am greatly pleased with
the match" he ponderously COM
mented
Mrs. Darlington cordially expressed
her agreement with him OH that point.
Myrtle is a sweet girl and has been
reared in just the atmosphere should
choose for the wife of my son. Home
surroundings, no bad influences, no
race track associations! And all this
thanks to you, Mrs. Burlington" he
Grated
ITS very good of you to say so, doc
tor" was her suave response.
II say it because | mean it, Mrs. Bar
rington."
"Oh, DOCTOR she began, but the
doctor would not permit any Interrupt
tons.
you will find that Ralph also has
been trained in the way he should co."
he continued.
Pm sure of it."
mo boy was ever reared under a
more watchful eye. If / should be call
ed away before my campaign against
the race track has been brought to Il
successful issue l trust that he will
take up the work and press on to the
end"
..Yes. indeed" Inwardly she prayed
that some one would come to her res
cue. But no help was in sight. and the
self righteous one wandered on
although my anti-betting bin intro
duced by Senator Bond was defeated
two years ago. have reason to believe
that the present measure will meet
with very different fate
He paused in annoyance at the sound
of a mans laugh and looked up to see
Garrison and Sanderson at the gate.
Garrison was laughing heartily, while
Sanderson looked very crestfallen.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-12
chappy Raster.

ITAT1H HEN the widow recovered her
Wv equanimity she greeted him.
99s..sr.r.1 ..~
tE1yESaD No. indeed, doctor; certain
S-@ lN not 1'his-this iS Mr Don
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-12
.,,,I Break You'll"

was panic stricken. In
terror he exclaimed. IF my
father learns it he'll never
forgive met"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Wool.

BOSTON. Aug I6-The Conmerc-
ial Bulletin will say Of the wool mar
kot tomorrow
'Notwith~tsudinE the over throw 81
the President veto 81 the wool Lfl
w the house early this week. manu-
facturcTs have continued Co sell goods
and 60 huv wool. indeed. the sales -
the currsnf week have boon large in
GLIDING principally territory woods az
prices fully on "a party with last
weeks sales and ZOO fleece woods and
Tho price Tor three sirhths ohio
Combinv has reached % cents.
."Fcrh1pe tho strongest feature 81 the
situation has been the purchases g.
less confetVativc fashion made by
some ~ the leading worstcd manu-
faCturors Who have hitherto bought
in rather r-oro ~ hand 20 mouth
manner. L'sid'7 fhis fact there ~
been a very consider sample business
done.
Arrivals Of foreign wool from
East London series nrc coming the
fhipmD ufs ~ wool from BOSTON Ianu-
ar o. to August a. Inclusive were
lst.- EOS pounds against fle 0fs. fIG
pounds Tor the Same period last year.
The receipts from january o. Aug
vet D. luci.tlt~ we're -s1.f19 reg
rnuris. afa.rsf rHf scs-4f pounds
o. thr same period iast year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Hear Bryan At MoundsvilIe chau
tauqua Saturday afternoon at $3.50.
Body erouqht Home.

The body of Miss Martha Everett
was brought here on the 2:45 train
this afternoon. DR. George Cochrane
OF Erie. n frother OF Miss T. l.. Ever
OF Erie. e brother Of Miss T. L. Ever
daughter Miss Mary. and Herman
Mahon. OF Fcllansbee on the sad homo
coming trip.
The funeral services will be held at
the Everett; home on Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Mckelvy. of St Mary's. W. Va, a son.
Jack Forester McKelvy. is the name
by which the boy Is TO be known.
Miss Lille Hayden. Of Cleveland
Ohio. is visitor at the home Of her
sister Miss Halle Lauck
T. H.. Hammond and family left on
Friday 10 tent at BelleView during
camp meeting.
Mrs. Abe Montgomery and daughter
Miss Hazel. left yesterday for the
Beileview campmeeting term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Ola Podrida.

Nothing keeps a man so busy as the
attempt TO Idle away his time.
Many a man won his wife's hand
simply because he refused 10 take
no for an answer
More than one man has failed in life
because he persisted in having spats
and In wearing them.
Nine times ont of ten. when a lover
tells his betrothed that he's not halt
good enough for her. he speaks only
half the truth.
Three is a crowd. but not in the
eyes Of the man who must pay the
prima donna's salary.-From Judges
Library.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Church Conference.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug. I6.-Ar.
rangements have been completed for
the holding OF the annual camp meet
ing OF the West Pennsylvania Confer
ence OF the Seventh Day Adventists
in the City Park. here. August % TO
September /. Members OF the twenty
eight churches and six companies in
Pittsburgh. Altoona. Johnstown. Erie.
Butler. bradford. Hollidaysburg. Cory
don. Saxton. and other places is the
western section Of the State and east
ern part OF Ohio will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. cooler weather
area covers the Great Lakes this morn +.
ma. sxtsnSing soathward over the
Ohio valley.
A slight barometric depression COW
ers the lever Ohio valley. however.
attended BY elogdiness and light local
rains.
Over the Plains states and Plateau
regions the pressures are low and the
weather geIerally. with showers In
many sections.
over the Pacific sections the pres
sures are high and the weather cool.
Cloudy weather Is indicated for Ibis
section tonight and Wednesday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday, 81 degrees: lowest last
night. IS Degrees, no rainfall
The ohio will continue to fall slow
~ In the district for the next SO
hours. II. c. HOWE.
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
MODIFICATION ON THE
BULLISHNESS IN MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. is.-Further
modification OF recent bullishness
was suggested by the trend of stocks
today. The speculative favorites
were under pressure most OF tho SEES
sion. particularly the important rail-
way issues. which have shown a con-
siderable degree OF heaviness in con-
nection with the agitation accompany.
ing the Panama canal bill at Wash
ington.
Copper and equipment stocks fig
ured more than proportionately in
the days moderate dealings. which
were marked by frequent pauses.
Chino was the feature OF the metal
shares. the convertible bonds as well
As the stock registering material
gains. Other specialties were active
and strong. including Pullman car,
which made its best price In sever
al years. while American Tobacco
was conspicuously weak.
For the first time this week Can
adam Pacific showed the effects OF
hquldation, while Union Pacific, ST.
Paul. Reading. Lehigh Valley and
steer barely pressed an even balance
until the final hour. when. after sell
ing at lowest quotations OF the day,
they rallied To level which left a
majority net OF gains The late re-
covery was generally ascribed to
Washington dispatches that Senate
had refused TO pass the steel tariff
bill over the Presidents veto.
european financial were without d.
rect bearing upon the market.
bonds were lower with total sales
par value s1.S13.OOO.
L 5. Government bonds unchanged
on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour STEADY.

Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour STEADY.
Rye-Nc z. 7lhGl7xc.
bariey-Fted or mixing 45R4sc;
fair TO choice mailing s4a70c.
Timothy Seed-ss 90.
Glover Seed-si0 O0xI5 90.
Pofk-Mess SIS 12QiS 25.
Lard-tip tierces) sii 90; short
ribs-tiooseJ s1l 90.
UNION STOCK YARDS. pits
burgh. Aug. l6.-Cattle-Steady: sup
ply light. Choice 50 2599 so: prime
IS 65G9 10.
sheep- slow: supply light. Prime
wethers 81 GOA so: culls and COM
mons 81 5o42 SO: lambs 81 0O2s so:
veal calves IS 1903 90.
Hogs Slew. receipts Is double
decks. Prime heavies s. 55dS go.
mediums s. S5@S 80: pigs IS son
IS: rouGhs s. ooG7 40.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-close cat,I,
receipts 1900 head: market dun and
mostly 10Ni5 cents lower: beeves
- 15Wl0 30. Texas streets 81 s0qp
50: western steers SO 25Ts 90.
stockers and feeders 81 25m7 40.
cows and kei:ers 50 65ds Is; calves
SO 5Oas as.
HoES-Hcceipts 1900 head: market
steady to shade higher. closed weak /:
light s. l04 30: mixed s. 7OTS 20:
heavy 81 5Eds IS: rough 81 75e9
! SO: pig s. o0TS IS: bulk OF sales
IS OOGS 20
Sheep-R' coipts 5000 head: market
weak TO I5c lower: native - assn
: p; western g 2Oa3 25: yearlings
81 5oHJ IS; lambs native "a 4OFD
10. western 81 50G7 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Rev. Siattery Leaves.

Rev. J. J. Slattery. who has been as
sistant pastor AT St. PETERS church
since 1904. has been appoisted pastor
of the Sacred Heart church. at Cos
hocton. He has been very successful
in his work here as a pastor and also
financially in raising funds for the
new chuch. lie leaves here with the
regret OF all his Pensioners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Walker erothsrs' CLOSING Letter.

NEW YORK, Aug. i6.-The market
to-day at the opening was firm. but
shortly after. there were realizing
sales. There was considerable COM
ment about Wilson's speech. During
a great part of the day. the market
was dull. but before the close. on the
report that the Senate would uphold
the Presidents veto OF the Steel Bill.
there was some buying. which put
prices up y to y per cent and made
the MARKET close strong
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
WAsIIINGTON. Aur.

WASlIINGTON. Aug. l6-At tho
beginning q: business today thN con %
dition Of tn, Uritcd States treasury
was.
Working balance in treasury onI.ss
was So. 0SI .4sf
N banks end Philippine treasury
s35.324.230
The total Of the general fund was
Stf@.045.29e.
Receipt yesterday were g. .49- SOS.
Disbursements were Sl.4sf.90
The surplus TO date this FISCAL yenr
is }l,2nN. g." as against dcncit Of
$2a.s9F.lei. az this time last year.
Thee fnurcs exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Unsettla ID
weather and a continuance Of cash
demand helped to run all grain values
up today. At time. shorts. seeking to
cover induced advances. The close
was strong in all lines with wheat
from y To accents up. Corn finished
from y 10 cent higher and oats
shovel p 10 y ceHts gain. while pro-
visions were from to 12' cents
higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Truth Supreme.

One OF cur foreign residents in a
lawsuit In Squire LAWYERS court to-day
in trying TO swear he did not own
certain horses, etc. was confronted
by the attorney for the other side
with his tax statement, where he re.
turned them for taxation In his name.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
HornBlower and Weeks closino
Copper Letter.

BOSTON. Aug. is.-The copper
market was rather Quiet but with Arm
undertone. The traders did very littIa
either way. There has been consfd-
cradle profit taking going on Of late
but the offerings have been well taxi
en- We must expect set-backs from
time to TING but at such times as they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
STEUBENYILLE
peciaI Dispatch 10 the In,ell,r.nc.r.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiiieencer.
STEUBENVILLE, o.. Aug. Is
John A. Brickersttaf has begun suit
against John Swartz. asking for a dis
solution of a partnership in an auto
and appointment for q receiver to sell
and distribute proceeds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
Old Running oiatca.

Who Is this Damon and Pythias
hear so much about? I heard a good
deal about EN- al the Baltimore conven-
ton"
4 think they headed ticket back
about 1870" NentuTed the other man
cautiously.
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Logan and Bryan's Morninq I.,..,

NEW YORK. Aug. 1--we be-
heNe as Indicated in recent advices.
that the 'ower priced issues will prov /.
better buying opportunities than the
higher priced stocks. especially as IL
Is more than likely that a hardening
OF money rates WI be witnessed in
the ned- future.
me market advanced for five con-
sccutive DAYS with the result that the
short interest contracted materially
ana also the fact that the poIitf al
c"nSi ieraticns are commanding quite
little attic ntion. II would not surprise
US should the element operating on
the selling side succeed and forcing
natural reaction of moderate extent
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by c. II. Becker.
Money.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-Moncy on
call steady. % N27s per. cen/ ruling
rate 2%c; closing bid 2Ssc. offered at
@Ac.
Time loans easier. so DAYS ga n
"a, per cent and 90 days at IN per
cent: six months ~ Gis. per cent.
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NELLSBURG

Nl I'm ma = Brady and daughter
Mis- Mary. left On Friday evening
for visit Of . rev days q smith,
field. Ohio.
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NEW YORK. Aug. l6.-Closc:
Prime mercantile paper to ga per
cent. Sterling exchange steady II
50 $3.50 for Co day bills and 81 $40
for demand Commercial bills 81 V3a.
Tar silver CSC. Mexican dollars g. 4, ..
Gov'rnmeit bonds steady. Railroad
bonds irregular.
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occur best people believe good copper
STOCKS should be bought.