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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-05-10
STATE NEWS

Pierre-One Of the Polish laborers
employed Do the railway river protec-
ton work down near Rousseau, was
drowned in the river by falling from
= dump car which was used to run
the rock down onto the dixie which
is being built out into the stream.
His name has not been learned here.
and the body had not been recovered
40 far az known.
Reliance-While John Donahue was
driving across the prairie after his
cattle he found the unconscious form
Of John Peterman, 81 eccentric farm
~ living In the vicinity, lying on the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-05-10
The Churches

Synod Lutheran church-There will
be services in the Norwegian language
Sunday evening at s o'clock ALFRED
Nelson, Pastor.
United Lutheran church-There will
be two services on Sunday. The reg
ular Pentecost service will be held in
the afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The
Norwegian language will be used
The evening service will be conduct
ed in the English language. Sunday
school at noon. Martin Anderson,
Pastor.
First Baptist church-Ther will be
the regular services tomorrow. Mothers
Dav will be observed in the morning
and the pastor will speak ON the theme
of. A Tribute to Motherhood. Flowers
have been secured for the mothers.
You are very cordially invited to lie
present. In the evening the pastor
will preach upon the theme of, The
Long Haired Giant The B Y. p. o.,
the Junior, and the Sunday school will
meet as usual. All are most cordially
invited to be present. Roy L. Pal
merton, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal church. In ac-
cordance with a growing custom and
with the governors proclamation. the
services at the morning hour will be
appropriate to Mothers Day. The SER
mon will be on Motherhood; the choir
will sing as an anthem, Peace / Leave
with You and as offertory, Mother 8
Farewell. The order Of Yeomen will
attend in a body. In the evening the
sermon subject will be. Christ's Claim
on the Conscience. A soprano solo.
Voices Of Angels, by Mrs. Lindsay
and the song, How Long Since You
Wrote to Mother by the chorus choi,
will be special musical features. Pub
lie worship at 1880 a. m. and s o. m.
Sunday school at IL go a. m. Note
change in time. Epworth League at Z
p. m. A cordial welcome to ella.
E. Buriff, Pastor.
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Notice to DeLaval Separator
Users

All parties having DeLaval cream
separators no matter from whom pur.
chased. or how old they are, that are
not running satisfactorily will bring
them to my store Tuesday, May 10.
An expert representative of the COM
pany will be here on that date and will
repair them without charge for his
labor. You will pay only for the
necessary extras used in your machine.
Do not let this opportunity go by to
have your machine put in good run
ming order r. b. Fitzgerald, Local
Agent.
A slight cold in a child or a grown
person holds possibilities of a grave
nature. Group may come on suddenly.
bronchitis or pneumonia may develop.
severe catarrhal troubles and consump-
tion are possible results. Foley's
H%oneyand Tar Compound cures a cold at
the outset, cures Group quickly, checks
q deepseated cough. and heals in
famed membranes. For sale by all
druggists
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The great calamity in Omaha was
quickly overshadowed by the terribly
disastrous floods in Ohio. Great suffer
ing and sickness from colds and expos
ure resulted. L. Poole, 2217 California
ST., Omaha, writes: "My daughter had
a very severe coueh and cold but
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
knocked it out in no time" Refuse
institutes. For sale by all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
SHIPPING
AGREEMENT
Trans-Atlantic Lines Agree To Keep
Cut CT Each Others European
Ports Now.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22-Shippirg
agreements whereby the North Ger
man Lloyd. the Hamburg American.
the Red Star and other transatlantic
lines keep out of each other S Euro
pean ports We're acknowledged today
before the house committee on mer-
chant marine By w. G.. Sickel Of New
York. vice-director OF traffic of the
Hamburg American Line.
Mr. S.ckel said the European com
panies operated from single ports in
the majority OF cases. and that there
VAS an agreement between the Ham
burg American and the North German
Lloyd. whereby the former reirained
from taking freight TO Hamburg. In
the same way, he said, his company
did not carry freight TO Antwerp in
comp tition with the Red star line.
No general agreements covering
other ports were in effect 50 far as
Mr. Sickle knew He said there was
no agreement between the different
lines whereby the rates from the Unit
ed States 20 the various European
ports were adjusted al "A common lev
el. MIR. Sickel said ne understood
that his company. the North German
Lloyd and the International Mercan-
tile Marine held - per cent OF the
stock of the Hollan America line.
r. y :. Franklin. vice president OF
the White Star line ana a director OF
the International Mercantile Marine.
will appear as witness before the
committee tomorrow.
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sE9undEvire Briefs.

10. cd. E'th. 90 -. "fiI rtttet. i"ft yes
teFdl, ftf &C. tlaIrstili- o. where. 80.
Will trauSsct business for a tow ga,vs
me rrNltai services at tie calvary VI
D.. Eaufr... are uroEfs-S4rE nicely ana AL
tIe cuf-ial, invited 20 ar'anI.
several local politicians 80" contr'n-
I'af ne iraviu< Ior t.Ifiest,n on neat
~.f Has 90 attend the jos stature.
daniel IoIuscu. D. critically Ill ct
fI~ nome uu eJfIerSuu avenue. and ltftte
hopes ate enter ,ainsd fns ms lssot .ff.
stt0frev B.. D.. Moore w.Il i-a,- for
/. t''ii 'u"ir. ~. 100 few d.y@ t' trans
sam ivy. vt" lad his I~ft arm sc-
tef"ly cut "a f"N De-. a-u. a.. aiis to l,e
about hui ID o." enable .o Lsr Coz" arm
foe ssy-rai dd,s
'rsrir- 81 nor. fuimsi operator 90 the
N-w YORK. u .'.ttfc. wlIl bt-il wuis g. .4
Theatre
.Hrs " ~ Hrate Isr yesterday morn
IrE Tor n.oITHrf. De- where -ur VIII
..,it i"i few Gays vitu friends ahu
90, f.Vse
NuI Nimt~fI, isa ,rt.l e. position
30 'N' k-ttf Mt-. co.. .f fle prison
Honey iltra. WHO wlr overcome ht
Eas WtIIe - wurt 90 the lprtofta ..Is~.
plant was able tu resume Ils duties yes
ffr.isf morning
i.tla Haus.-. vaa f.l from his bike
% Non o.. Hff'rn"o.. f.. % .is fn boz at...'..f
nIt uuail" Goo 1850 nIs arm. wulu. 80
'Is pavement
Wlu uIt"u. NJ w,iishIrr arrived In
t..e 10y yesterday moaning q" taxi.
.harEs ~ tie Mufp.y Fl.o auI Ten cent
. o. il'eiH. H'n ha. been confined fo
Iis .ffus ru Fourth tffsrt. uIth 100 ....
nee ffus. rH about Go same
iI 300 'HhctI SufIrle. OF Second
r'rN'''. o.. due @" me Illness ~ reia-
Tive
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WARW00D
To Butid Car n,r

= y I'pIfINI That Iu-t ~ soon -.
Nl1'nS 'p-'s The Wheeling Traction
f3HN VIII begin eNydNaUng Tor IN.
Nv ItI street. 'ar hafu h..r. Tn
90" VIZ" rutrra -''i some tim. ago .t.,f
TOT som" uuarowu reason tie .f,ctl1,,
'"' tui4ih- fi' been deferred. It
49,. postponed vae awaiting the com
,'''f'l' 'i iI' tA4II Ia4I tack Tht
''"'N D. rs o. = - r al pom spfnuiat
.''. OF t" hd.u a,I t..fW t,d ears vii,
IN' through fium Nurth NNaIwond A.,
li"''4. Whi." they VIII I- housed
80 " We'll 49, .I i'sHndu H. car,
i-N"if tyugucf'f and fuoto.fuaf work
-l IN those Hn.- viii be I,,..trrl t.
iH"u af' married " means tEaf frY,.,.
mouse Will have To- be- buiIJad tor their
i' '''' 'htti"n. During Tire f.t<t ,sz-
-''' ..,i 'i 10" street r4g men have Re-
%. n'i" pf'p.t,.to:A Goo the erection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
County Court Meeting.

The county court completed the work
WIN the road Supervisors yesterday
morning and also settled With the over
seers OF the poor. The afternoon was
spent in settling with the justices OF
the peace. T6is morning the court will
take up the matter or and arranging for
the sale Of bonds of Union district. VII ich
was carried by a good majority At the
last general election, the money To L..
used on the roads Of this district \
number Of Beuwood men who have been
Instrumental In the bond issU. gong
through Will appear before the court
matter
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

High pressures and fair. cool wealth.
er continue over the eastern half of
the country. with pressure center over
the Ohio Valley.
over the entire West the pressures
are relatively low. with lowest read
ings over the Northwest whore there
Is considerable cioudiness. Higher
1enlera'lres precede this low area
over the upper valleys and into the
lake Region Rain is falling in the
Southwest. '"'
FAIR weather will continue in this
section over Thursday. The eastward
arift OF the low pressure area will
bring higher temperatures.
Local data: Highest Temperature
Yesterday. 81; lowest last night. 24s:
no rain.
The Ohio will continue to fall s,ow.
iy in the district tonight and Tbnrs.
ua'' IA. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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MAN OF 1OS SHEDS
THIRD SET OF TEETH
Uncle" Nathan Adkins Ambitious
To Live Forty-TWo Years
lonqcr.

MONTGOMERY. W Va. Jan. Ell
Jncle' Nathan Adkins " Dorothy.
who. 81 h. lives until June -. will be
aged lns. and " ho Is now shedding his
third set of teeth. has an ambition
20 live until he Is $50 He is active
as q man 81 ~ Election morning his
was the first ballot in the box aud he
pre- dicted Wilson's election
y have always used tobacco In some
form or other he said "but ! do not
attribute NV great age and strength
10 that. ] think my long and health
mi life has been due more 20 cOntin-
ual exercise than anything else
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cold u rffHfr .ti IrrtrrfrI OH" -ffr. %
com 0lIe. Toner from lifau.fr s.I coo
streets since f.e nuni nuf ~ w Do
af.tlrr ..rf rrea fnr few frts tlI fir
flrfau4HfaI re wuI le put Ir fr. .ria-.
eI ape
iirurv guuIl.rE boss rsf .futJ fH .I-
home 90 WheeiIur after H rr..f VISIT
here
D. W NneI. ~ Mounds .Ilr. was puai-
moss visitor here YESTERDAY
Tire steps leading fo me frrrN fNHf
were damaged ty fHe flood. Law. been
repaired.
been fir guest 81 frIenIa ant relative
here for Few ttNe. returned Iuuo last
ft rnrlE
NJ Irons uf FHirmnuf. WAS here ON
business Nrsfer1HN
William Thompson i- il az his home.
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Iniut.es Nay prove Fatai.

MrN J. = I.I| I,.HaU. VINO IIII IUWU a
ibTht of stairs al her hum. on POOR
HOUSE itl.' road. near E.rr a few days
ago. Wa n a Sertpu. con Iif on last
-.euluE ana uuere - little lore 90 her
reruff g.. w iug 90 lef advanced years
~l' bella 80 N"aIS ult. size vas 20 ug
c'Wu IIfp O. r cellar wG hen she zlit p,..
tui fell tie Length ct the Steps. lre.n -;
H'f .lp ant sustaining a manner o. re-
Nc.r TO- ulS'S Two p! = cans were 60 IL
81 anime Iiltei! dftsr t44e ACE dent AirS
turhirfu I- tee mother ~ l. r. Eu-k-
H-"H. "n 'mll'2e of tie MuundSVii4c
L-L--- .l
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OE(J. W. RA ROM Sl2 and 613 Schmrbzch Bldg
X r. Aarshsii
REVIEW OF THE
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-The advantag.
sAheu curing the upward swing OF tn-
soock market yes terday was maintained
nrmly today and further advances were
maze traders on the long side of the
market operated more confidently bas-
ing thelr belief In the technical strength
oI sheir position on the failure of yes.
leruay sharp upturn to bring out "A
supply OF stocks awaiting "A market
ana on the supposed vulnerability OF
me short interest. There was further
covering or short Contracts. and at
ZINES curing the session prices were
marked up IN response to spirited bid
1lns NEWS OF the acceptance By Tur-
KEY OF the peace terms was received a,
rev minutes before the close and was
ioIloweo by an outburst OF active buy
ING Tor both accounts. during which
prices were lifted to the highest point
OF the day. Substantial gains were reg
ntered among both speculative and IN
Nestment ways. although the rise of the
leaders was srnaller than yesterday.
me clearing OF the European politi-
sai situation will remove a restraining
innuence which has borne heavily upon
the bourses OF Europe and less direct
~ upon the bond market Foreign ex-
SnanEe again advanced. Total sales,
323,0O0 shares.
The bond market was Irregular with
especial weakness in distillers. Total
saies par value. Sl.s3o.OOO.
united States bonds unchanged on
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Services at Glendale.

The annual revival services at the
First VI. T.. church At Glendale which
ave been IL progress since last sunday
,v"n'nG are me-t.ns " tn much success.
Inc pastor. Rev. ~ ". Flanagan. - ,.-
N'rt1E a spec al series Of ser mons aul
60" dl ur,h Is being crowded each even
lDs. III arc cordially invited to attend
tie services
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oranastaff runsr.l z.ld.

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Russell Grandstsff. who
oiled sunday evening. were held Jester
daN afternoon from the Calvary N. r
church at ESQ o'clock. Rev. Jonn Bed
COW, pastor Of the church, officiated.
lnterment was made at Greenlavn Ceme-
terry. The funeral was largely attended
ana the deceased had many friends who
Will mourn her loss. she was survived
by her husband and one child. seven
months old
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The steamer queen lty. passed up the
river yesterday morning a. O'Clock and
stopped At the local wharf to take on
tcria Glass 60. The boat is on Ter an
nI NJ Mardi Gras trlp and is gdthsring
tt.. freight on TIE ~ stream TIM in order
at ao STOPS VIII be- made SONG down
The Goat presented fine az l,arnnce
and was freshly painted AMI will stop
at wheeling coming down. hut VIII uot
l-tlN stop at the local wharf.
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Metals.

NV YORK. Jan 2s-Copper-Fi,r.
1,' 'll"'d spot e. february si5 so bia
lt".Nt" Sls 81. Lake sis 5aeiI6
,.%tngS $40 "n. Tin-Firm. spot $50 =
fl 90 30. January S5d 400 90 %. L'.brtt-
any so o0T 80 -. Mach Sss -"
- - id-Qgict: - 25St4 81 sue
~ quiet 8 2"u7 80 Anfimo;iv--
i.uIii 'nokSous - 1910 90. Iron -
iu.,'tlei and unchanEcd.
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The Dunn Nivimus vivamus Club will
meet sunday afternoon at Its headquar-
tiers in the Albert building 1T the corner
or Third street and jefferson avenue. In
regular semt-monthly session. Several
Applications for mem ship will be act
ed upon and the exact date set for their
opening dance will also be set Many
other interesting matters are to be taken
into consideration and all members are
urged to attend
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To Elect of.ioers.


Local lodge. NHsn.uEtpu canton No
3 O. ]. ". !. - -. =. viii mcs, at 49, hal
go IN" .t!-Sani,r buillIu.. Tomorrow
cysniu- following camp. fpi the pun u-e
Of tie ',"g.i"n og officers for tt- en~ii-
iue year \ "a, al session viii n. held
LAT tie clos, 81 business and all members
are urged t. attend
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slip Removed. Cas- on sehoauI..

lh- h.- a.L-.'. -.p that ,.t-llIrai
Ihi' MONDAY h.Euf .t Wilson station
r. 'N ''H 10 ir ANA ~ rilsturg uu th, I'aI.
ii"uii" TIA ti"H uu-. Wa mall, r.
novel ''-'"fdI. .Tt'ffurfi. Ir. nr-t
o. " -.hE over tho tf.tr. ehutfiy af-
ifi d" .H'k ttptu -fors lIut car Waf.
N' 90 i"fNc"u mere ana ~ n-rIItc If..t
'N'Hihe 600" having been used h.tur.r
woo Sid' tnI We'll burg fof transferred
i..-ftrrts M fhu cars are low, 49,
r' r"'i"." time ard the hillside af Wi
-"il station w.ll %, watched closely
WIZ" ID" earth %. damp 60 pre-, sft am
other l.r. thI. h-IrE ITO Second ui,.. b.,
occur iiurr during rs pact ten day-
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To Meet Friday Evening.

y call udS been ISSUED I"r t..r l.epuh-
llrtn at! executive committee lee meet
tomorrow evening N tie county court
room Il the court mouse. Tor tue psrpus..
90 utkiu- drra1E-fn'utS for tu, 4u.4. u.
~ IT, civ COM ~ntiop To- nau.. 81 Cay
ticket for tie city "isrtIon e. be-. I'D on
March 1874 I.t meeting Will be. called
tu order al , au 90. iurS AMI all u.iui,r.
of the committee are urged To- attend.
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Tf stfrr revt tsst fHs Tan ItHu.r f.e-
furs- of Ius tiars OF DtnwuoI VII. have
Isru .supirfeiy installed lHrf % fN.
fINfuffa u.t uf steel Chat fNfl mis- It unt
lr damaged ny Niru water fHe UfHk ia
t.a ruuaf .au1-suIr Institution OF tfe
..rI f.r I sf.nu fir size of lrruuHI ..
Che state canton. UuIu. firm isl 900.
.l.IILu. lie L-.I.L..
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Coffee.

Y:,i. nnsn1t-h 10 ihe Intellige-csr.
, NV YORK. Jan 22-IIavTc mark,
..eIned one hair to three auarter
ran = March futures closed Offered !. !,
800 May closed offered al N s0ac.
july closed "heiCI at % ssc: Sept.n,ber
ti'Sed offered At II 7ac. Decemhsr
t"Sed onered At 1850 Rio M
0."t q ~ l3Htc Market sieadN-
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~. o. Burch Dead.

W. c. Burch. a prominent farmer re-
siding at Roberts Ridge. dropped dead
yesterday morning about . o'clock. while
feeding his horses. The deceased had
been Ill for the past four months and
death was due to heart failure. He was
wife. three step children. one sister. Mrs.
J. r. Sivert. and one brother, w IT,
Burch. both OF this city No arrange
ments have been made for the funeral
as Yet. but Will likely be held on Friday
afternoon.
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I)-Transfer books close Janrsry Is.
payable January II.
t.J-Transfer books close Jan 90,
1919. for extra per cent cash dividend
payable Jan. Is 1913
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MOUNDSVILLB
Afustrsls Eo-nawht.

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for
the entertainment 20 be given this even
ing the auditorium OF the Central school
oulldlns by the southern Male Chorus
OF Wheeling under the auspices Of the
Woman's Camp Ground Association The
chorus IL composed OF some OF Wheel
ings best talent ana includes Zip
known in this city. The advance sale OF
tickets for the affair has been very
heavy and a good large crowd is exrect-
In the Land of Cotton" and the cast
nave produced IL several times at
wheeling and vicinity and have received
great applause.
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Kill Funeral Fed.

UHtIUI NfTNII p ONtI tnT rtma ms OF
tee i"tv silas fiill, VINO died Monday al
itf noon AT h!s late tone ON Mayinaii'S
i,.H.,r. were Hcli Yesterday Afternoon ~
90 O'Clock. from a." MaymuuS Ridge
h'.fl- Key. order. pastor 90 tIc
..tui'n. otfif .afcI internsut was made
AL suurt.L. .arY.s.r.
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Eutter, Eggs and Che, e

NEN YORK. Ian. 2s-Ruttr- firm.
Creamery ncli "Ntrss g. "a 33c Cheese
STEADY. stat s. .fni- - * winter ma t.
whit" or ro'p..I ....~s., run. green Ia.
Legs steady. Ei..I..ft. ~
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Whsat and cats
were heavy and slightly lower to-day.
corn firm and provisions steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. .e-Elour quiet
with prices steady. Wheat. spot easy.
No. red Sl.0S nominal elevator and
Si.iu nominal T. q. b. afloat. No. l norn-
crn Duluth Sl.Ooi. 2. -. p. drloat: futures
C."e"d - ~ = 90 net lower. May closed at
20 3-iso' July 21isc. Bonded wheat:
January closed at 81 00ig. Nav 95 9-Isc:
IGlN - "a g. Corn. spot firm. export
81 50 I. -. b. afluat receipts g.. 900: ship
ments $4,000. oats quiet
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money.

Ni:N YORK. Jan. - Money on call
'd'' 80 70 Z ie~ cent. !uliu. rate
80. ,irs.uL hid 2t-c. offered ~ "a "
'lI'" lu"n- weaker. 80 days 81 to I
"t cent and 'o days 40. six months I a.
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walfsr srothsr.' closing Letter.

NEW YORK, Jan 22.-fhe market
was strong today from start to finish
and closed at the highest prices. There
nae been large short interest who has
Teen covering to a great extent. The
war news from Europe was much more
reassuring and this was a large factor
IN the Improvement OF prices. There
we're also better reports in regard TO
the copper market and altogether senti-
rent was more cheerful than in some
time past
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Petroleum..

OH. CITY. Pa. Jan. 2s-Croif, hal
me- ="a. Run sf..I3. average IIa-
~. Sh PM nts 6a.f@p. average iIt.'-s.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. g. Is
Thc following quotations on the mors
ecuNe WherliE. stock are corrected
oaiis or the Intcilisencer Wy George W.
Baron. local broker. ana r. r. Marshall
mensger Bond Department.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE
WHEELING.

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. %, IL.
Range OF active stocks on the New
york stock ENchans corrected daily by
A. E Masten * Co. brokers'
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oeeves ss0Om9i5: Texas s,..r. ,,-oa
O..V. stockers and feeders 81 aoS,- 81
COWS ard heivers s25OH7.5, caiys:
.oaa rs 30 = 1885. Hogs. receipts a.
s.-S0p 30. mixed s5.25T752I.: besvy
- - q '.55. rough S7.O5d : 20: pics Is az
~ 90, go. buIk 5000 $50. Sheep. reccip,s
In,""V. market closed weak al IoIfEc
iowsr' native S4.9Oet635; western ss %
~ 80, Earrings $3.50 @s.e5. lambs ma
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Uev 'hsriea r Uutei1r. nf the tsfsr.i
fnrIafinu church
The nt. thildreu 90 William Tagb
who have been 900 vItn scarlet fever tor
fHa flf-f tss Netka are improt Jus and
t short time theH Will be ahfs a. Ee
nuf.
one children ~ capt ami Mrs John
ftlfr who have been suffering Win
frr4afre are about we'll
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OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure OF trains q. 1.u-
alre.
Arnve-ll 50 a. m. SEQ O. ~. a:gg n ~
gsps1,-s 20 a m t:le q: ii:sSp.m.
deaart At lsIo = N.
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Billy. while bcinc rctrimanded by
his teacher for some misdemcanor.
sat down. leaving her standing.
She reminded him that no gentle.
man should seat himself while tho
lady Win whom be- is convcrsiur 70
mains standing.
hut this o. lecture. replied Hfly
with grin. and ! am tho audience '
Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

NV YORK, Jan 2s-Iseeves irreru-
"a steers s's5N SIS. bulls "a a..
Starlhss Sl.2AI 4.ju: COWS s3s5162s.
- peer steady. native sides ga az
80 I"Nas So a Zoe. exports 81 cam.
-, 80 :" st''p. calves. veal fun steady.
otn"rS Unbalanced. veals s9OOS,iS 30.
20. 20 S"""H \ 90. harnyard calves S5 90 m
warnings $3.50 n :. 90: dressed
caves steady. city dressed voais Isss
i''' country dressed lOIIGi,c.
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MDtNuSNILLF LINZ
WHEELING and MOCNDSVIIIz
Daily except SUNDAY
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WHEELING TzscrIor Cobalt
E4fEESs CAE SCEUDULA
Taxing Bffsot Juas n. isos

.. PAN HANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELL-SRIyRa
Daily except sunday.
s2nd street -.
Wheeling Usii-s
1880 A. m. erl
80 y. IT. no. -.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan %. Is.
The active PItIs DurEil stocks. corr.rt-f
oslIy ny A T. Masten X Co. bankers
and brokers'. National Exchange BsrK