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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-01-17
SPOKANE WEEKLY REPORT.

Provisions.
Butter-No change is noted in the
butter situation. Prices are holding
firm at the present level. There is
still shortage of creamery receipts
and prospects are that there will be
no change for some time to come. At
New York quotations are steady and
sales brisk. At Chicago prices are
firm and there is not stock to supply
the demand.
Cheese - Quotations remain I'M
changed with the situation firm in
sympathy with butter. The volume of
business being done, although not
large, is quite satisfactory.
Eggs-The market dropped during
the fore part of the week, but the cold
weather soon restored it to the level
it held last week. If cold weather
continues the prices quoted for last
week will take an advance. At New
York prices were lower, but good
volume of business was being done.
At Chicago practically the same con-
dition prevailed.
Fresh Meats-Steer beef and COW
beef have taken a slight advance.
Other quotations remain the same as
those of last week. The advance in
beef is caused by holders retaining
their stock in expectation of higher
prices. The probability is that in
few weeks there will be a great deal
thrown on the market at once, which
will cause prices to take a slump.
Lard and Cured Meats-Eastern
lard has taken slight decline The
packing season is just over and a
great deal of stock is now on the
market. Local lard remains un-
changed. Quotations on both local
and eastern cured meats remain
steady at the same level as last week.
Hides and Wool-No change is re-
ported in quotations. The market is
weak and business dull. Hides that
are coming in now are long haired
and grubby, consequently they are OF
inferior grade and not worth as much
to the tanner.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-01-17

Cicero delivered his biggest grafton
at the age of twenty-seven.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-01-17
Fruits and Vegetables.

1u0 SlludllOu 10 Sllll ludCJlNc anu very
little stock is being held on hand by
commission men. At New York the
movement was somewhat improved.
Prices are steady. At Chicago prices
remain unchanged with the demand
fairly good.
Lemons-California lemons of both
the fancy and the choice grades have
taken a decline of from so cents to
$1.0O per box. This is due to limited
amount being used during cold wealth
er and to good shipments. The prob
ability is, though, that damage done
to crops in California by the cold and
frost will soon cause a sharp advance
in prices.
CHARACTERIZATION remain un-
changed with the market steady and
the demand good. The heavy damage
done to crops in the south, however,
is expected to cause the market to
take a decided advance.
Other Fruits-Quotations on other
fruits remain the same with the de-
mand fair and prices steady.
Potatoes-No change is noted in the
situation; pedlers are about the only
dealers in this industry and their
trade is not lively. At Chicago a
strong market prevailed and prices
were considerably higher than at the
close of last week.
Other Vegetables-Quotations on
other vegetables remain unchanged.
The market in general is steady and
the demand satisfactory.
Grain. Flour and Feed.
Wheat-The market has had bull
ish tendency for some time and blue
stem has taken another advance OF
III cents this week. Farmers in the
interior are holding their grain and
very little is passing out of theiI
hands. Prices, too, are relatively
higher in the interior than at the
coast.
TRANSFORMATIONS on all brands
have gone up 25 cents per barrel. This
rise is in sympathy with the advance
in wheat. Although prices are hold
ing steady at the present level, bust
, ness is somewhat slow, due partly t
the fact that merchants are now tax
} ing their annual inventory and do no
; care to take in new stock until the.
have finished.
Feed-The market is strong, partl.
on account of the advance In fioul
and in wheat and partly due to thu
fact that farmers are holding of in al
effort to force the market up. Quota
lions on wheat, hay and bran hav'
taken an advance. The volume o
business being done now is rattle
small.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-01-17

Dispatches concerning market quo
tations, conditions and phases are as
follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

he left Wheeling for his last trip to
sheridan. suburb of Pittsburgh and a
Particularly distressing circumstance
was connected with the trip. has brother
tharleS had accompanied him for fear
u" miEht become inquired becauS. Of has
nan health and deafness. and while IN.
Two brothers were on their way. George.
the son OF Charles. and uam.Sake OF the
ceced- Mt was eiectrocuted by accident
al contact with a live wire. \ strange
iony OF late. man endeaNoring TO
Protect his brother from accident and
while thus engaged his own son was
killed ia most tragic manner.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed as yet. but the proba btIi
ties are that the body will be brought
." wheeling. the services held al the
home # the son Frank l.. Miller. 5ni
MARKET street and interment made at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
Application For :.--anchlse.
Notica

AOElC0.
Notice is hereby given that an appliea-
ION mas been flied by the City Il Elm
Grove Railroad Company. a corporation.
son. Ohio County West Vir1,nia' for a
franchise or the privilege of occur ying
certain streets, roads and alleys within
the corporate limits OF said town. by the
said City * Elm Grove Railroad COM
pany. for the construction. building, eI &C.
uoh' operation and maintenance thereof
| mains. pipes. connecting lines and APP
pnences; as we'll as for the constru Ct on
erection. Operations and maintenance OF
wires and necessary appliances: together
with the necessary coHnections at inter
sections Of streets OF both said water
The streets. highways ard alleys yer
which u IL proposed to construct erect
and maintain said water system mains
said electric lighting system, poles,
wit:
Besinnine at a point at the intersec-
ton or Kruger stree: and Howell avenue,
thence running In a westerly direction
known as Big Wheeling Creek: ani be-
glnning also at the said intersection of
SAID kruger street and Howell avenue
anu tnence running in southerly .lirec-
tion along said Kruger street to the in
tersectlon or said Kruger street and Pat
recstnn a sinne' ushee IN westerly di-
We intersection or said Patterson avenue
and Davis alley. thence along said Davis
alley Ia northerly direction TO the in
tersectfon Of said Davis alley and Sycs-
more avenue. thence In a westerly direc-
tioh along said Sycamore avenue To the
intersection or said Sy camore avenue and
hlhe alley; thence in northery ..Irec-
lion along said Kine alley to the inter-
seSion OF said Rine alley anu Lawrence
alley. thence in an easterly direction
along the lihe of said Lawrence alley 70
the Intersection OF said Lawrence alley
ana wilson alley: thence in a southerly
direction along said Wilson
intersection OF Sycamore avenue and said
wilson alley; thence in an easterly direc-
non dIohs said sycamore avenue to said
hIuger street. Thence commencing at a
point at the intersection OF Patterson
running In westerly direction alonc the
iine OF Paxton avenue 20 the Intersection
OF saii PaNton avenue and Rine alley
Inence running along the line Of said
iKine t,le! in northerly direction 20 the
inte!section OF Patterson street and said
hlne alley: thence in westerly direc-
ZION Elong the line Of said Patterson
street To the intersection OF said i'atter-
son street and Alley Two. thence in
nGTtherly direction along the line Of said
Alley Two 10 the intersAtion OF Howell
street and said Alley Two.
Win SAID application has beer fled a
hfdit OF an ordinance containing the
rights and privileges asked for from said
county. West Virginia. by the said Clay
Rim Grove Railroad Company. This
hpplication is published for the first
tlne on the 3"th day Of December, 1912
terson VIII Ice asked 20 act upon the
san~ as soon after the publication there
~ Tor thirty days as may be practicable
CITY a Elm GROVE RAILROAD COM
PANY.
d-3O-sOt by cHAs MADDEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
kaIbitzer Obsequies.

The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late Christian Kalbitzer prom
lnent German resident and meat
packer OF this city, whose death occur
red Thursday morning following a
snort illness caused by a complication
OF diseases. VIII be held from the fam.
ily residence on South Water street
ut go o'clock sunday afternoon.
Rev. a. G. Rasche. pastor OF ST
Pauls German Independent Evangel.
zeal church. will be- the officiating min.
ister and interment will be made In
NJ. Zion cemetery. During the fun.
erai services several Of the favorlte
hymns OF the deceased will be rem.
dered by mixed quartette'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
BANKRUPT NOTICE

.,s.scss>s..ec.e~.-.>> .-----ss->--~s~>>>
uiet Of West vtrginia. -:
In the Cnits1 8tAtss D1strtct Court In
enn fes s:ld Dtstrist-
whsshax In The County OF Ohie, and
stats % west virginia. IN said District,
S :y 81 TAT % q: sisS
sajssssd q Bankrupt Sad:r the acts u Of
SonSre.s relating TO bankruptcy: that he
nss drly suIrendsrsd all ms property
compiisd with ali ths Requirement o.
said acts aAd OF orders OF the court
W.T. WSse.f ore ' 3. p1sSs tina, h. may b.
enarse from an debts provsbis sgainss
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such DISCHARGE
Dated this 2stn day OF January. A D..
LEO B. KLErzLY.
orosr Of Hot1os 1hsroon.
Northern District OF West virginia. 50:
On this Soth day OF January, D. d.
1919. on reading the foregoing petition.
Ordered by the Court that a bearing
oe had upon th6 same on the Ard lay or
March. A D.. 1913. before said Court at
wheeling. In said district. at ten O'Clock
IN TIE forenoon. and that notice be pub
lish ed In the Wheeling Inteili gencer. q
newspaper printed In said District. and
that all known creditors and other per-
sons In interest may appear at the said
time and place and show cause. n any
tney have. why the prayer OF the said
retltion should not be granted.
And II IL further ordered by the Court.
mat the clerk shall send by mail 10 ali
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed to them at their
places or residence as stated
witness the Honorable Aston O. Day
ton, Judge OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Webbing in said dis
trict. on the 3oth day OF January, A. d.,
1913.
Attest:
G. b. KEFAUvER. Clerk.
L. =. u. c. y. ID. W. Va
fills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
Mrs. mariori. meK.. w,,,.,

Mrs. j. Kelley Wisner formerly Miss
Marjorie Mckee Of this city. passed
away at the North Wheeling hospital
yesterday morning. following n lengthy
illness caused by blood poisoning
The deceased was the only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckee OF
This city and Is survived by her par.
cnfs a. we'll as the husband and
four weeks old son. Funeral services
will be held from the family residence
w kirkwod on sunday afternoon. fol-
lwoing which the remains will be TAX
en- To ~. Clairsville and Inferred In
The Union cemefcrv there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
George Miller.

At two o'clock Friday morning word
Ma Ieeelyed In this city that George
the same morning
George Washington Miller was born
1888 ana was the son OF Washington
and Matilda Chalfant Miller Ills
inother died young woman with Asia
tic colera in 1852. and his father with
consumption in ls6s. His father mar
fied second time. but all of the Sec
ond family are now dead: but OF the
hrst family there now remain Orloff T.
and Charles III. Miller and Mrs. Charles
ceased's family are Orlon T.. OF Sheri-
/ dan. Pa. travelling salesman: Frank
an employe or the Wheeling post Of
hce: and Mrs. George Matthews. OF
/ Mr.. Miller learned his trade Mt the
W.. nw,reney and the Phillips plants. two
the older days in North Wheeling.
Later he worked at Hobbs and Tay-
TOT many years was well known roll
turner az the Whitaker mill.
lie was consistent Christian. and
the Chapline street VI r church. and
mad "a cottage at the Moundsville camp
ground.
Put Of later years deafness that had
been growing or him became 50 pro-
Touncei mat II became entirely impoS-
| s'bl" FOR him ." hear. save at the closest
range. and he had to gorge attend
aiSre AZ church which had been MIS-
CHEZ pleasure His wife died some
f years ago. and recently hts daughter
Grace. the wife ~ Percy Rogers. OF
O late years he had been visiting his
children AZ Sheridan and AZ wheeling
Iieing life long resident 81 this CITY
b he was not coutended To- he away very
long: for a. he was won't 20 say:
Pittsburgh IL large city and there
are many interesting sights 10 see. and
many places 10 20: hut old Wheeling -
nv favorite place. for ell the familiar
sights and IN" greater number Of my
OLD friends are here"
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SEALED PROPOSALS

NJ" &c TO b1anufacturers. Jobpsrs Mr.
nts and Other wholesale Dsalsrs
,IICF is HEREBY GIVEN. That
W. state BOARD OF Control OF the state
~ ts orfce at Charleston. wust Viz
slnis Tor furnishing supplies for the
management OF which IL vested in SAID
Hoard. Contracts will he awarded Co the
lowest nidders. quality considered. and
other things being equal. West Virginia
oealers viii be Sivsn preference.
LISTS OF supplies needed viii be fur
nishe1 bidders on receipt of requests
stating the linz desired.
STATE BOARD CF CONTROL.
sg-f-ts Charleston Wee. vtrgi,ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

correct combination 81 benzoin,
rlyccrin and rosewatcr lends itself 10
The glove method ~ bleaching tho
hands. First bathc them we'll In warm
water using pure soap to remove all
dirt particles While The hands are
damp from the bath on fFe aim ~
on" with the lotion and rub u quickly
over both hands and the arms To the
elbows. The open pores will absorb
much ~ The lotion 10 not wipe away
any remaining portion. but draw on a
loose pair ~ old ND or chamois gloves
and keep thcw on until morning. when
an ordinary soap and water hath Wi
reveal soft white skin with rosy
lush ~ the tips ~ the fingers n
Tho gloves are too tight they will stop
The circulation and cause insomnia \
VOL worn ar ~ white hid gloves that
arc not sollcd inside are ideal for this
treatment. which every girl who
wishes 20 appear al her best must try
10 appreciate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
FUNERAL OF LATE
LOUIS HALLER SR,
TO BE HELD FROM FAMILY HOME
AT WOODLAND
Monday Afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock,
With interment at Greenwood
Other Obituaries.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Louis F. Halter, whose
death occurred early Friday morning.
following lengthy illness caused by
heart trouble. will be held from the
late residence. Poplar avenue, Wood
lawn, on Monday afternoon at 2:30
| O'Clock. Rev. William Ulfert, pastor
OF St Johns German Evangelical
| church. will be the officiating minis
ter. and interment will be made in
Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Halter was another of Wheel
ings pioneers. and was one of the best
known and most highly respected bus.
mess men in the Ohio Valley. He
was born in Germany in 1886, and
came to this country in 1862, settling
in Wheeling in 1867. Upon his arri-
val in this city he accepted a position
with the Welty Liquor Company.
which he retained for n number OF
years, and then resigned TO accept a
position with the Reymann Brewing
Company until about a year gao.
when diseases incident to old age
caused his retirement.
The DECEASED was staunch mem.
Der OF st. Johns Evangelical church.
taking an active part in the work OF
all church organizations. and was af-
filiated with tho 4. o. L. W. lodge of
this city. His widow, three sons.
Charles w. OF New York: ii. b., of
Boston. Mass. and Louis F., county
commissioner of this county: and two
daughters. Mrs. Edith Mccoy. OF Bos-
ton. and Mrs. Henry Michaels, OF East
Liverpool. o.. survive.
Two brothers. Jacob and Fred. and
one sister. Mrs. Katherine Eden. all
, OF Murray. Iowa, also survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
HgALrH AND BEAUTY.

Dict plays q great part In preserving
health. and therefore has q great infiu-
ence on The complexion MI rich and
greasy foods tend To- make the skin
greasy therefore the simpler our food
the better. provided 70 j. nOurishing
and we'll cooked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
LETTER LIST.

List OF letters rsmsinfng At the post
saturday. February LIST. isis To OBJ
tain any Of the Following the applicant
must enk for advertised letters. GiyfnG
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tOR SALE OR TRADE

roe saLr OF TRsDE-A GOOD seven
roou noree and toe lots. with Wslia
barn. shsde. lawn. arr other improve
mente VIII cell cteap. or trade FOR q
sfnau farm. Address ClaG'es N. Muller.
Cameron. ~. W ss-SlQ
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DIED.

HALLER-ou FRIDAY. January gfst. 1914.
80 ." - Jock . m. LOUIS HALLER.
900 ifs ttth year.
Funeral from his late fesiden o.. Poplar
avenue. Woodlawn. ON Monday afier-
noon 10 Jn o'Cfuck Friends ~ tho
family respectfully invited to attend
lntcrmeut Greenwood cemetcfy
EARRor-On Friday. January a.. 1919.
90 30 o.c clock g. NJ. ffAf:fsN BARRON,
ir The 32nt year ~ his axe.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MILLER FRIDAY. January a.. 1914.
20 the homo ~ his snu 'Orioff. In
sharon. "a. GEp Is MILLER. In tie
18th year ~ hie acc
Funeral notice hereafter
KAr.BrrzER ON Tnurvdav. January 20.
1913. ~ IS o'clock 70 fn. 10 hi4 rest
aencc. 40. ff2s Water street. CHRIS
IlNN. beloved husband 81 Mrs Mary
hHinltser. in The enth year ~ his age
Funeral from MS late residence. No srsS
water street OF SUNDAY. Fohrrsrv 2
-IHll. ~ 20 o'clock g. n fnferneuf
- w Zion cemetery Friends ~ tho
family Invited ~ attend
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Bruemmer e. Hildebrsnd

fnasrn DIRECTORS sud tsrnt slmsrs.
Corper Nsrket and twenty rr~oor a..
tsteDnone- -o1. Op-n d-k and n Eht
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

HOTEL HDTuMETT.
Atlantic city. y. !
Nirginia Ave. second house from
steal Pier Highest STANDARD in Cuisine
ans sefNice. modern appointments
Booklet 7. a. y ~ HOTHWET.I.
oALEN HALL.
Hotel and Sanitnrium. Atlantic Citv View
Jersey An ideal place for n long or short
stay Stone. brick AMI steel building
Rooms On suite with hot AMI cold sea
water IN private baths Tonic and s'vra-
i've Raths and Treatments With Trained
attendants Lessons IN Rasketry and
WesvirE. 2. T. Young. Gent ,iansyer
fs-7i-ff
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EAr.HTTZER
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be rt SGhv
GENERAL o.REcToR AM
ARTErlAL EMBAIMER.
VIZ ara fi24 Main street.
-Calls answered De, or Night
Store Phones s35.
We L. Bertschy. Bell Phone I2s2R
{. ,. Bertschy. Nat Phone t22s.y
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LOST.

s-~~-----~~~~-~-~~~~~~-~~
LOST gold watch. either in McCorey
I" ana 10 cent store or at stone a
Thpmas. Initials L. p. on back lid
Please leave at Intclligencer and receive
reward fa-7O-f
LoST-Friday evening, I'm Wheeling or
on "a Beliaire car. silk watch fob. gold
Charm. Initials J. W. D. Finder call Ma
tlonai SEM fa-goI
LoST-BrOwn PARADISE plume on We'd
nestaN. January &c. on Chapilne. Mar
ket. Fourteenth. or m Schmulrarn build
inF Liberal reward N returned 90 this
"fiir"- ja-Is-tf
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n Al EST TIE.
Rnr HnIa
HENRY w. ourpLrro Az

E.ghtv acres for 3, 600. cottage house
good barn. veil wafteref and fenced.
gpud rich Hard. Telephone haudy. school
Huf church You Would have g. 80
thiq farm 90 know what rel value Or Ia or
=. n0n. owner VII trade for e. Word auto
90 part Wrlfe fnr Lv bulletin - nII
Kinds ~ farma %
~ o. MASTERS.
Cambridge. -
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WAMTED-Dishwash at Severn Hotel,
s45 Main street. ia-ao-i
wANrED-Girl 20 HELM WITH renerai
housework on the farm. Good home
for right person. Address BOX No. AZ
Triadelphia, w. Va. X ID. No. =. ja-29-u
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ROBERT HAZLETT. p. VI.
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POULTRY.

POULTRY.
Ss~.~<s-~.~~-s-s~~>-s--s--~ .~s>~s>~~s>~~~~~~~~s
STANDARD Barred Rocks. white Leg
horns. Choice mstings. Prices right
order now. &. r. McHugh. Mt Pleasant
ohio. ia-1I-t-nlar-s
ALExAuDER strain single comb brown
Lcghorn cockereis. exhibition stock;
settings in season. catalogue. X. A. Al
eNander. Wheeling ia-3O-9Ot
Ross sTnwELL, 3l2 Main: Barred
ROCKS. Reds. Rose Comb Brown Leg
hon cockerels. Circulars free. Eggs is.
Si.9o Ia-e1-t-f-21
BABY chickens from Thoroughbred
White Wyandottes and = C. White
l.eghorns. SIS per 100. IS per so. r. ".
Donaldson. West Alexander. Pa Box H.
ja-i5-t-f-I5
saEPPARD's FAMOUS ANcouAs. FIRST
at worlds greatc-: shows. Greatest
egg recori-25s average. Cecil SEsp-
psrd. Berea. Ohio. ia-i-gOt
strain. sin-le comb. brown
Ieshorn cockerels. Exhibition stock.
settings in season. Catalogue. r. A.
Alexander Wheeling d-3C-t-ia-5O
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In good live manufacturing town -
Cameron. ". Va. billiard room. ; ct ies
Restaurant with 1f furnished rooms
VIII sell o. trade for other property.
Reason Am EoirF into the oil business
Inquire or address.
D. \ NENNO
f-ff-h-W-h Cameron. w "a