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MinnenpoIi. Grain Starket.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct % WHEAT :
December. u.ll%; May, n.1Ih; No;
hard. 81. i4h; No. 1 northern, N.1ihd
i.isX; No. 2 northern. 81 .Osh@1 .llh.
FLOUR-Unchanged. -
BARLEY-57q67c; rice SsAgeolsc.
BRAN-t20.
CORNING. yellow. 6797lc.
OATS-No. white. 45x446c.
FIIAX-Sl Nd1. 301A.
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Evaporatsd Apples and Dr,sd Fruit.

NEW YORK, Oct. a-EVAPORATED
APPLES. quiet: fancy. 7kq7hc; choice,
Cq6ikc. prime, 5hn6lsc.
CALIFORNIA;. shGdie: oregons, s,fSiiHc.
Apricots, quiet; choice, 9I40t10c extra
choice, iOgilc; fancy. ilA@li2c. Peaches
quiet; choice, 6D6ho; extra choice, $40
&c; fanny, 79T54c. Raisins. easy; loose
muscatels, 6h6dho; choice to fancy
seeded. 14qsc; seedleAs, S1tqs11o; London
LAYERS Abs.
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=, chicago ;f Cash Prices-Wheat; No re1
Corn; No. z yellow, 7Ia744c: Nc VI I yeit.
low; Ts%g74hc. Oats; No. 8 white ysSi[
g4SSHe; standard, 49Aa4shc. Rye: No
othy, N.oo9l5 20; clover, 81 OOdH'0O Pm
,1e S.s,, Pork 'i6.7O; lard siO.s2H ribs
bu rI receipts. 1851 tubs;
EGGS-Higher; receipts, $3.50 casea. n,
mark cases ess included, fsg24o; ordinary
lT rsIsl, MxgSShc; firsts. 2kg24Ikc.
,,fOTATOES-lower. receipts, 40 oars.
Michigan and Wisconsin. S5S45e: M;nns
sofa and Dakota, 4Ol5Oc. '' "hiHho-
,N uL,oTHY,I,AliVe, unsettled, Ioa1OAc.
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the slackuess Of the shipping demand and
the consequent depression OF tops
Receipts were small even for a Monday
something like thirty-eight cars or $3.50
head, being received This is 900 smaller
than last week and about the same As
the COrrpapppdt,g A. . 49,,
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 9s-MERcANTII.E
PAPER-6d614c.
day bills, Sass for cables, Nsl50q4s2;
Tor demand, A9ld4-9l6O.
BILVBR-Bar, SAC.
LONDON, Oct &L-aILVER-Bar
22Ikd per ounce.
MONFY-7plA per cent; discount
rates: Three months, 9h per cont
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle steady 90 Higher--HoEs
Weak.
CHICAGO. oct. 6-CATTIAE-Receipt
49, 900 head; market steady 10 lOc higher
beeves, SGlbGplO 20, one fancy lot at t1.OO
steers S,7OSis 60; stockers and feeders,
a s66if 90: cows and helfers. tS.25qS.75;
calves. ST.O06pl0.75
HOGS-Receipta 81 600 head; markell
weak at bdi1Oc advance; bulk, S7.30d1 IS;
light S. OO0i760; mixed, S1Oq770; heavy,
g. O6Op7 TO; rough, F06dp7. 20; pigs, A2Sp
700
head: market, steady to loo lower; sheep,
81 SOdi69 5; yearllngs. t56CQ6.b0; lambs.
81. 006iT so.
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81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 26-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head: market steady; steers
S660dD10. 900; COWS ard heifers, AOO09 90,
a. 0Odf9OO: calves, 36O06l10.OO
HOGS-Receipts, 400 head; market &c
higher; top, $3.50; bulk, S7.l5a7. 80.
head; market steady; lambs, t70Oa7. so.
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Oklahoma.

OkIAHUMA.
Government sale OF Indian lands at auc-
ton I'm eastern Oklahoma, November 8
to December 2, 1914; 81 to SIS per acre.
VIII buy for purchasers and sell lands
for one-third of the profits. Investigate
at once r c. Iougee, LA S. Main ST.,
Council Bluffs, Ia
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COTTON SEED MEAL
CRACKED

Cotton Seed oaks-oold Pressed Cake.
From Texas Mills direct 20 you. Write
or wire US for prices on High Glade
Meal or Cracked Cake. ~ 90 as per cent
protein. Cold Pressed Cake
TEXAS CAKE AND LrHr1E CO.
DALLAS. TEX.
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sugar Market.

NEW YORK, Oct &-sUGAR-Raw
ss s1,, mSI ssy aS 1t, osi 6Msf Ss
67Oc crushed, 66Oc; mould A, 6S5c;
cubes. 6O6c; xxx powdered. $3.50; pow
dered $500; fine formulated. 6S0c; dia-
No. /, 655c.
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Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union stock Yards, South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 3
O'Clock yesterday:
Rnl, III isrNNs- cAn1 nAnn
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LIverpooI Grain Marked,

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 6.-WHEAT-spot
firm; No. Manitoba. So sd; No. 2. s. Id; ;
CoRN-spot, quiet American mixed.
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hank Crenrinnn.
EIRiu butter MARKET.

OMAHA Oct 26.-3ank ciearings for
corresponding day last year sS,SS2.s5S.O7
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North Dakota.

2.0O0-ACRE ranch in Pierce county. North
Dakota; fenced, close to station. good
buildings. all cattle. horses, machinery,
sell very cheap on account OF III health.
Chaa Turnell, 800 Allen Hotel, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin

Best GARY and general crop state In the
union; settlers wanted: lands for sale at
low prices, on easy terms, Ask for book
let "a on Wisconsin Central Land Grant.
grazing lands. IL interested In fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchardh In
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. 500
Line Ry.. Minneapolis. Nina
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FARMS FOR RENT.

FARM FOR KENT-A line dairy farm,
good buildings, ~ OF more; cattle, horses.
sheep, poultry, farm machinery, pastures
all fenced woven wire, water In each;
Minneapolis. Will he rented very cheap
for cash. Don't apply unless YOU have
some means and very best or references.
AoQTess 206. Bee.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct 2s.-MErALs-Lead
ass SsS'' 1t 80 '' At "''''
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Metal Market.

ELaIN. III. Oct. 9S-BUrTER-Silke;
20 tubs sold.
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y l. ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS For SALE
Iowa.
Nebraska.

160-ACRE farm seven miles west OF
Lexington, Dawson county, Neb. Good
new house, seven rooms. good barn, two
wells. 80 acres alfalfa, 30 acres pasture
balance good farm land; no sand. Price
$50 per acre. This is a snap; must be sold
soon Address Box 20, Ulysses. Neb.
FOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
The east half OF section 8, town 10,
range 49, In Dawson county, Nebraska
Good 6-room house, barn, granary
and cribs; improvements In good repair
fenced and cross-fenced; 20 acres in al
faifa, 200 acres under cultivation; miles
from Sumner and IL miles from Overton:
good tenont; best Of SOIL no sand, Price,
S3S per acre for 90 DAYS. Terms TO suit
purchaser. CLAYPOOL LAND CO,
Ken Nah
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LIVERPOOL. Oct M-CoTroN-
Spot. good inquiry for both new and old
crop. Sales 800 bales.
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HOGS-With very moderate supplies for
a Monday and stronger values at other
points. the local trade opened out In good
shape and pretty nearly all OF Satur-
days break was recovered. Sellers were
asking q flat dime advance, but, after
holding off during the early rounds, they
finally compromised on a 6qi0c higher
basis, and II was at these tigues that
NOSE OF the sales were made. Trade
was fairly active after the first rounds,
and everything was cleaned up before 10
O'Clock. AS a rule the Monday markets
ali this year have been n anything a
little meaner than any other day OF the
week, and Il Is interesting 70 note that
for tho first time In several weeks the
week opens with a good. stiff advance
The general trend OF values has been up
ward since the low market last Wednes-
day, and In spite OF a sharp setback Sat
urdAy. prices continued their upward
climb today
Bulk OF the sales was made at g.OO0
706. with a top Of N.i0. There were a
few scattering sales under 800, but the
majority OF the hogs sold at even money
or better. The Improvement in heavy
hogs so noticeable last week Is being evil
dencod In the narrowing down Of the
spread. and Saturdays range Of 81 500
7.06 Il the smallest IN several weeks OF
course part OF this can DO attributed 20
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Live stock In sIRht

Receipts OF live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets:
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BURLINGTON srATION-Tenth and
Mason.
burlington

WEBSTER STREET sTATION-FIf-
tesath and Webster.
Chicago, -. Paul, Minneapolis a
Omaha
Twin City Passenger ......,.b s'H5 an ~ pa
Sioux City EEpreas .....,....b . pm bli IS an
8iOux CITY Passenger. eH am ...,......
Dmsrson Local ...,....,...'.,b 800 pm $40 AN
. daily. b daily except Sunday.
Missouri Pacific
Depart Arffrs
rails clty pASSassR ........b 30 pm ho 80 am
Local freight -,......s.s..s.-b SEQ an B tsp pm
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Active and Strong to Ten to
Fifteen Higher.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
Fat sheep and Lambs Active and
Ten 60 Fifteen Cents higher
Feeders Active and strOnE
60 Higher,
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. s6, 1914.

AhV AoAloNthk tame SHOWS tne TeCelhlc
OF cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year TO
date, as compared with last year:
1914 1913 Dec,
Cattle ............. 766,742 7d,pl 1850
Hogs 1,SN,S5s 2,ll6,493 20 ga
Sheep ............. 1864, $50 26ko, 9Ss SO,sls
sheep .,......,26S4.23 S 2,645, as u.OO
Tine following table shows the prices
for hogs at the South Omaha live stock
market for the last few Gays with com
parsons.
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representative sales:


J. p Sibbitt & Son-Neb.
II steers. ...l0B 8 20 3 steers lls0 %
n. II. King-Neb.
ID cows..... $40 30 feeders. .IO82 6 IS
WYOMING.
"a steers. & 100 feeders. 77 8 10
stk. clvs. $50 25 46 feeders. .IOZ7 SO
Brewster Estate-Wyo.
u steers. 1879 90 80 steers 1i29 IS
Noble Hancock-Wyo.
q feeders. .llA Z rs
COLORADO.
q oows".., S7 IS "a feeders. $50 so
20 stockers. 592 80 q feeders. $40 46
II. r. Wood-Colo.
II feeders. sos 70 COWS. 1000 45
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Chicago, 81. Paul. Minneapolis a
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: .a s,.s, ' Pscifss& s'n'
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YESTERDAYS CROWD BROKE
RECORD AT WEST ALEX. FAIR

had been entered by WIN Jeners. OF
NeIisDurg, W. Va. but was withdraUrn
before the race started.
The fastest time was made by Bel
nnonu' IN tue third heat. when ne cir
cled the track three times in s:3ga. lie
was driven by &. II. Ambrose. Of Wheel
ing. Guy La Bel. owned By G. W. Kim
sey' OF wheeling. took second money.
2;4o Pace-Purse 500.
Trouble. b x. chas. V. Craft.
Triadelphia. W. Na.l Z
The jew. :. g.; Jas. Rine Elm
Grove ". Na....... o
Judge Gardner. c. $. x. {. II.
Hs iiSTaaer' hurset5stoTn Ia Q ,
Mccracken. Holidays cove. DR..
Pre- Tor All TrOs-PuTs; sisO.
BS IHsgn b. &. {. r. Ambrose.
Guy ~. Ia P,1 Bsi;; b q. G: W Kin
Aegon star Jr.. :. s.. G. L. Mill
Kan. West FINLEY. Pa. } 2
Alht' @'5t = 2:3G p. 2:33a,
Motorcycle Race.
me feature OF the fair during the A.
ternoon was the fivc-mile motorcvcie
race, TINS proved the most thrilling
riding 81 the racers bro1eb, a., uarins
70 tncir Feet In applause as they round-
"a .he danEcrous curves. All the riders
IN the event wccr local bows ana 80
members Of the wheeling CHM m, -
ilttred IN the race were: Otto Ritz
~ nerrgid and ID. T. Mikels. and
,.cr. ianishsa an the order named and
NJ. awarded the prizes as follows.
r.ls'. 20; second. SIC: third. SIS me
10 Was TOT iiNc miles and was made III
We .il',. iast time OF s.27. this Is conside-ed
-, Htpl' unc, inasmuch as the track
va buL q third Of mile LONG ana A.
t... ~ ihe best Of condition for rncing.
cen I9Pfesi" acted a. starter and
NhaH- n iianchcr. was timer.
Special Prizes Awarded
NC Judges completed their vorE Of
nakins award boz an depa rtrperfs ~
tgeI,l,ay. special prizes were awarded ag
Flvo dollars in gold for best to,,
W W. bread. Mamie Bell. West Alex
Five dollars boz gold for best dis,t,,.
l4 Nv Quits. Mrs Anna PIayney West
"o and hair dollars In gold for
.NpiaL canned fruit. twelve far.
IT q. D. N. DouICN. West AIoV4rd..
iw9 and a half dollars in GOLD for
neft display leilics. twelve rlasseg NJ
T. r. Efif West AIerandsr
Two and q half dollars in gold f,r
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I. ;. Maxwell. West Alexander.
Two and half dollars In gold for
pest display buffers. twelve Jars, Mrs.
II. :. Mollemauer. Emo. Pa
one dollar in gold for best plate LIGHT
VSils;. dozen. Mrs George Winters,
one dollar in gold for best angel
ander. Nie~
one dollar in gold for best devils
Alexander.
one dollar in gold for hest burnt
le5sther cake. Mrs. IA. NJ. Grimm. West
one dollar in gold for best LAYER CO.
,,99anlt cake, Mrs. r. r. Moore. West
one dollar in gold for best LADY
h sSde cake, Mrs NJ. p. Waltz. West
Mrs T. $ Maxwell. West Alexander'
Ien-dolar pair atwood blankets, do.
satea by Geo: +. Stifel Co. Wheeling
Tor best display fancy work. Matte
Frances. Moundsville. W va
Ien-dollar Incubator $50 eEg sfzeo
r. Brau5i ME Or Buckley 81 ,a9nated by c.
nest 10 ears yellow corn. Gilmore Lyons
West Alexander
Five, dollars in gold for best 10 ears
"a E.'i1N corn. raised by boy or girl
West Alexander
Three dollars in gold for second best
girl under - years or acc. Glenn An
derson. West Alexander
Two dollers IN gold for third hest N
tars yellow corn. raised BY boy or girl
unqer 10 years. Ray Guess. West Alex
Pair Notes.
MeiSicr.s hand. OF Wheeling f,,rvf.h
"a music yesterday and viii he on m
GROUNDS again to-day.
Ielucal workers supporting scverat
Candidates IN both pennsvlyanfa ard
W est virginia. were Circulating sr,o,,,
nc JAR visitors yesterday Acff,c H.
lht interests Of the caudldarv 81 ctatc
o'hdier george T.. White. Ropubiicar
yt.s.huldate Tor congress In the Eyrsf
81 virginia district. were Jo-enb
"u l.r end Col ". ". G. Curtis
,harieS ~ Seabright. Of Wheelin,
e en- extensive exhibit OF buEgies a.
1911, ~, iil'piements and vehicles. on tbe
81. The West Virginia Traction 4 r.t,.,-,.
$500 Niii run special cars TO KVesf
Alexander over its out-tbe-pile di..ttgst
.o-utf. Cars win b. run c,-.r,. t.stf
hho,nr. leaNing this city on the bo1r s,d
n. Practically on passenger trains no, ~,
~. o. VIII stop a. West AIexand.r ~, ~,
uAN The station b. only a 49,, a.
sr,.,,,.. rom the entrance 10 the fsir
grounds YESTERDAY. "'u on the
MOI or the prizes IN the pouItrv a..
~ .tnent were won hy w D. a,aut
~ M'st AicNandcr. ana A y Tr,,s'iit,'
,L I.isb1n. y. Zach OF these evbitit'.e
ma rbout 2'o birds entered ''''s
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Blood Destruction
Stopped and Rebuilt
Worries Overcome, Evidence
Brushed Away. The
Skin Cleared.

g. g. tho famous blood purifier r.
mans architect Do cuntempiatea the dam.
age done and repairs the damage. 10 sf.s
louEa after tho possible damare and rrr.
rcrtH al Tendency to bind eruptions deorv
n bones. ciorring n FONTS and anv ara
aH n those myriad % destructive eTe~fs
such a. rheumafIem. catarrh. swollen rfands
sore throat, hr0nchinl affections and ft-
host n in1rnltiea ro wsu knawn o. beinr
caused ~ Impure ti1o1 md now ~
should s. q 8 10 90 mss gImpfr bersuso
20 On natures annd1fr. r remedy n srar-t
lng innuenre. % contains a powerful. nat.
urai Ingredient. that sweeps o. var a. ne
esIn. Ard in doing fhia o. not oniv ami
hllafea Destructive germs but cauara them
t1 D. so converted that they arr easfIg
rnd .harmiessly voided. expelled or a.
r'roved and then driven out through m
natural outlets % me body Thus ist
81 b. your safeguard 10 an bIood
troubles NJ matter what they are ne
won't fal r0u Get e bottle today ~ an
dr1rFist hut refuse any and Ell suhsti-
fufra
Get in commmirafion with me medical
department. Write The swift specIfc 90
~ swim nldr. Atlanta. Oa THIS special
advisory uork on blood TROUBLES has been
n incai~ulahir henent and has cured a
host u Eunerera
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OUT-THE-PIKB


t., ne movement that was tarted ~
rim Grove several weeks AGO sstir',
iuI sFeet car station ar tho csgf
~ on the stone bridge continue
' ellloli- lne CITIZENS Of that place Tbo
lhat IN cold and wet weather fbc ~,
funs ~ The road are c0mneIi.f -
rlahd OUT in The vest and cold H. v-stt
lpL car. This Is not only the case
Wheh waiting FOR cars but elso in
,..'. pl storm when passengers gIirbf
on lhier way 10 their homes me
q oil ann is becoming general ana is
.h,Ita ins daily. as in The opinion of
l,.l4ents ~ the town. the change
p. r,heauie VIII cause an additional
I'VE minutes 10 wait ID IL ala fbsf
lhe matter viii soon BE- fakor fn
WIN the officials OF the compsnv
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r ~ Miller; second, W. +. Anderson.
Eve lamb-F'irst. +. +. Miller
Class c.-Delains hIerinos.
= Ram; two years and Over-First. F.
r, Ram; one year and under two-First
+. =. Miller.
Ram lamb-First. W. E. Anderson;
second. T.. 4. Miller.
2, Eve two years and over-First. w.
r. Anderson. second, r. r Miller
Eve one year and under two-First
W. r Anderson. aud r. r. Miller
Eve lamb-First. W F. Anderson.
second. - L. Miller.
Geprge Sonda, took tire nrst ana two
seconds. No competition.
=, SWeepstakes-t Inc wool-First. +. Z.
miller; second. W. T.. Anderson.
judges. 4 Calmont llickons. ia
HORSES
Glass A-Heavy Draft Horses.
Mare with foal At foot-First 81 w
Moore, West Alexander.
n, Se ding, years and over-John
Mare. years and over-F W. Moore.
hrst and second
Mare OF gelding. years old-Fir-t.
w W. y Poland Poland West Alexander. second.
Mare or gelding. . years-First. w. A.
Guess. second, p. ". Moore.
woods ~ We ssifFiip nic ySsar-first David
Moore.
Glass B-Draft Belgian"
d. y l.
hert Blayney. West Alexander. second.
II. C.. Wolfe. Wa shington.
Class c-Draft "Pereheron."
stallion. years and over First
Vest FINLEY Percheron Horse company.
Wet Finley second. T. ,. White. West
Mare with foal az foot-First. Post
Bros. West Alexander.
Mare. years or Oyer--A. T.. LindIev.
Mare. years, under First. A. L.
stsliion. 2 years. under a--First. Isaac
Suckling colt-First, Post Bros.
Class Dali Purpose
- ADu. , years and oVer-FIrst H.
Matched horses or nares-First las
suth rland. West Alexander.
W tcldinr . years and oyer-First. Chas
Earc or Eeidinr. @ years oId-First.
John p. l.aly. West Alexander
H., i,"ft ~ st,dinl. year old-Howard
u. II. Iiret and second.
Class Eight Harness.
Staliion. Feors or over FIRST. G. D.
gardner EurRcttstown; second. g. IT,
'arduer. EurEcttstown.
Mare or geldinr. 3 years oId-First.
t1 aard EEan West Alexander. 4ocond
fag!l 7parTr. Wet Alexander
,f,, ~ nr ssiding . ycar-first 8. IT.
Class Especial Class.
driving tenm-itoss Lewis West
ransy driving horse or mare-rI--t
'h2rI Ngndn. SECOND. ~ g. Wolfe.
ID, 5..1ie horse or maro-Flret Mra. y
Glass o-n1ulss
HH'h ..f.a nr H'rr..T ~ White
Class u-sheuand Ponies.
D. tIiI.u. I0nrH ur over Trrrf Geo
FurF w,.t Alexardsr. second. trmiSds
IfuUD
a.sre vim foaf o. rao,-rlrst Gs-,io
nl. iHfka. Woat Alexander
Team. either erv-FIrat Ar-rfr.f,
Huur. ''i'ia
tare or reldinE 81 year. ofd-rir..
.l'nd' Hump. second Mary a. Ers.
Furtiirr coIf-rIfaf trvird- ff......
.Yun frirr Gordon
Judges A TFrrlff ff.r... Co.,
IT n Miller ''
CATTLE
Class A.-6horthorna
FORT ErufnrrH I'd WI.I tr......I..
r'IHr rU competition
Class B.-Heiforda
NJ. n. ''H"Ha West HIIr.nH.r Yr.. r...
I Two Hnrunfr Trera v4a r9
Class E.-MolateIna
W. Moore wac awarded Owe rrafr
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CLASS A-FOtAJoee ana NeHeNaoAob.
Sir Walter Raleigh-First, Howard
Rural New York Second-First. u.
Frank. West Alexander.
Best peck Of early-James Dickey.
Best peck OF late-First. VI. T.. MUIR
ray, West Alexander.
Display OF onions. six varietics-First.
Mrs. H. T stout.
Peck OF bcets-First AIRS George
Donley. second. Carter Carr.
Display Of tomatoes. three varieties
Mrs. George winter.
"a Display Of squashos. three varietfes-
FIRST. y. l.. Devinc. second. Marinda
Gray, West AlcNandc-
Display cabbage three varieties
First. Mrs. Gcorge bouiey
Display peppers. three varieties-
First Mrs. .. n. CLANCY.
Head lettuce First. Mrs John Booth:
second. Mrs. J. y. Donley.
Display melons-First Albert craig.
Bunch Of celery First Mrs George
Glass B-orains.
Ted wheat. half bushci -tirst = ~.
50. tobuim W vs., second. samuel e..
yellow corn. ten car--First e.
Lyons, second. Anderson Bros.
Iopcorn, I, poushcl--Mls. o. u. stout
MrGlumphy: second Geo. Grey.
oats. = bus h-l--firat Brice Gordon;
second. J. l.. p,tinc.
Display Of vcrstabio-. NOT Icss Than
class c-rr1its.
winter apr-gs. IL Nartefit-. each
First Frank Culley. second Geo. Eii-
LICK
NrnH HrfIrn rTT'r. llFHt Hlru John
Eoofh. -scord. Mrs So o. Wpltx
WinfC- puries peck Tirrt Frank
Cuilrr. arenrd g. ryure
Pears 9 yariefiea FIRST Frank Gull
Peaches. o reri-fleea f'irat sire j. D.
fluclanor. second rrfH. .te,rf
PcsrToe tarieft.. Efr.t ID
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Motorcycle Cop Walter Worjs NJ
tne CITY yesterday bad the chase =.
hl' ilte when Poo attempted TO overtak,,
.n inolln racine machine that was
seems that Worie wsr rbstir, 49,,
offender ~ Elm Grove and vac foio
1y squire Scizert 90 bring them fn /.
thi' Worls immediately affenpfod fo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-17
Much Interest In Game.


considerable interest Is being mar
pested by the baseball fans In the
out-the-pike district over the game
that viii be played Saturday on the
Mellsourg Giants and the Patterson
Elm Grove team. The out-the-piko
lads have taken Steubenville info
camp as has also the Giants and fe,sT
ing the strength of the teams from
TINS standpoint the game should be
Biggs viii be on the firing line for
Pike Briefs.
Miss Dessa McCreary and sister.
Mrs. Matte Mcconnell, OF near Viola
attended the West Alexander fair
yesterday.
l.. c. Mcwhorter OF Pine Hill spent
Yesterday looking after BUSINESS mat
tiers in the out-the-pike district.
Walter Marsh OF Sand Hal was a
business caller In Elm Grove yester-
day.
The authorities OF Fulton are work
ing on a clue TO the party that enter
ed and robbed a shoe shop in Fulton
several days ago. II Is likely that an
arrest will follow within a short time.
at 622 Charles street, and are putting
Complaints are being registered BY
the residents OF Elm Grove over the
manner in which some Of the garbage
tdhs ol lne city are Kept Onlcer But
Ter is inspecting these cans and Will
likely call for cleanup.
j. r. Martin has removed from his
former homo at Elm Grove to Gov
ington. Ky, where he expects to re-
side in the future.
Mrs. Edward Gibson OF Elm Grove
Is attending the state convention or
the Daughters OF America at Clarks-
burg
William Connley Of GregEsvilIe IL
spending several days as the guest OF
friends at Pittsburgh
Ross Satnifore Of Limestone at
tended the West Alexander fair yes
terday.
Mrs. Oscar Larimer OF Washington.
Pa. Is spending several days as the
guest OF her sister. Mrs Albert Lar
inner az West Alexander.
Miss Matte Francis OF MoundsvilIa
Is spending the week with friends az
West Alexander.
George Ross OF Fulton who mas
been confined 10 his home for the past
several days with illness. Is able TO
be out
Miss Margaret Moss OF West Alex
ander has left for Concord, o.. where
she VIII attend Muskinrum college
Miss Sarah Bowling OF Portsmouth.
y. IT,, Is the guest for a few DAYS
with friends AZ Edgwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-17
MANY Attend ceIebra,ioc

Quite few Elm Grove people are
attending the celebration Of the loot.
anniversary Of the West Unity Pres
by terrain church at Graysvilie. Pa.
me anair BEGAN last evening with
religious worship. which vas followed
by excellent addresses by different
visiting ministers. The church Is one
Of the oldest IN the state