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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-11

Farrnefi kolem feky James opet
oznamuif, BE sbirani muslf v fece
Sc vypl6cf, nebof jest iich nadby-
tex. Pet musd, ienz v5hraGns
jen toto kona, denne pr5 jich ms
bra dve tuny, Music pax jsou
zasl6ny do Muscatine, Iowa, kde
jest dina ma knoflfky
Dekuiem touto cestou vsem tenn
kteff nam svou pffzeh prok6zali
dokud jsme kupoVali smetanu a
doufame, be / ma dale Dude proka-
zovana nasemu nSstupci, Mark Bo
dinovi, ktery kazdeho fSdne a sve
domits obslouzf. Welt Bratff.
(Adv.
Alfalfov5 vlak ienz cestuje 20
tonic statu we've nekolik znameni-
t5ch feenikd, ienz feGnf ma alfal-
fu, sils, chov dobytka a zamezenf
cholery vepfoy@, Dude tez staveti
v Tabofe a v1kolnfch mestach jak
nasleduje:
16ho cervna.
Pfijede do Yankton We 3:45 odpoE
ledne a odjede Y 5:45.
Do Lesterville v $50, odjede v 10
Tho cervna.
2 Platte vyjede v 10 r6no.
Do Geddes pfijede v 1925 a ode
de 1926.
Do Lake Andes v 1880 odpol. cd
jede We $3.50 odpol. odjede We $50.
Do Wagner, 3:15, odjede 5:15.
Do Avon $50, odjede 5:55.
Tyndall, 6:25, odiede v 10 veeer.
Tabor v 7 veeer, odjede v $50.
Zdeisf farmefi by NELL zde ma
omen den b5ti a vyslechnouti fee-
Milky.
g. R. Malone jenz byl zde pied
.tfdnem v zajmu alfalfoveho vlaku
sem telefonoval, Re nenf jist zdali
Dude mono zfskati sest feGnfkG
pro Tabor a okok II. eervna a po-
dotkl, by Sc niceho nepodnikalo,
az bysme cd nej slyseli. Tim pa
dem nemnzeme ujistit ctenafe, Re
fecnici budou zde.
Guverner Byrne prohlasil den
IS cervna co den dobr5ch cest, q
v proclaimed nabada by Sc mfstnf
spoIky obchodnf iakoz i farmefi
ma ten den sssli a porokov ali 0
tom jak udrzeti cesty v pofadku.
Oysem kazd5 vi, Re cesty dobr6
mali velkou cenu pro kazdeho,
ale stoif to penfze.
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Winner, s-Pf. Frank Rose

Winner, 8-Pf. Frank Rose
zemfela nasledkem leknuti, kdyz
blesk nedaleko jeiich obydlf ma do
movine seveane I'd m9sta. Pred
n9jak5m casem byla operoyan4 a
prSve Sc zotavovala a sedela ma
lnzku kdyz zavznela hromova r6-
ma. Ona Sc tolik ulekla Re vysko-
ella 2 lnzka q svalila SO ma zem
mrtva. Lekafi tvrdf, be il prask-
la cd leknuti tepna v mozku.
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" mem reznickem zayodu nalez'
nete vzdy ma sklads rnzne druhy
masa, sunek a iin5ch v5robkd'
Kazdeho poctlvs a svedomits OBJ
slouzim.
Tnnof Mueil
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-11
DOMACl zPRAVY.

Frankovi SouEradovi minulou
sobotu rozh&zel vftr velk6 silo q
kolnu.
G. w. Root, zdejsf sedlaf Sc s1-
castnil siezdu sedlaf1 v Sioux City
minulf tyden.
Matej Kort6n a jeho manzelka
byli navstevou u Josefa Bousky v
Tyndall pres nedeli.
j. G.. Bouska vymenil synj E..
M. +. automobil "a oakland $ Mo
tor Co., minuly tfden.
T.. s. Szymanski z Medford,
Mimi, jest zde nSvstevou u sv6ho
syna Kazimira tento tyden.
Frank Barta NIL, z Wagner byl
zde navst9vou u Josefa Behenskt-
no a jin5ch pfatel minulS patek.
Ze ysech cSstf statu pfichazf
zpravy, ze "a posledni t5den vet
ry a boufe natropily mnoho skod.
~
Tanecnf zabava ienz byla ozna-
moyank ma 90 t. m. v sfni Sturmo
We Sc odbyvati nebude z jistSch
pficin.
Vodni ka6 ma prodej ma f. j.
Kulis ma Lakeport. Haste Sc u
nej anebo v Gfadovne Independent
tn. Kad je ma farme G. F. Blach
nfka.
Frank Blachnik, jenz bydli u
Bon Homme ztratil ctyry telata
bleskem pfi boufi vpondelf vecer,
kdyz blesk udefil do kolny kde
SO telata nAlezaly.
Jsme nyni hotovi konat veskere
oprkvky ma farmerskfch stroiich
jakoz ina parnfch stroin. Pfivez-
te nam takovou praci. Velek q
Simon. (Adv.
". L. Mrvik 81 koupil malou
Maxwell karu cd Motor Co., mi
nul5 t5den a jest snf dplns spoke
ien. Az vrazi dc sloupu anebo
.siede do skarpy Dude NIT prs lep-
81 "ekapiriencn.
Graduacni slavnost zdejsf skoly
Sc Dude odbfvati v dter5 vecer 16
cervna We spolkov6 sfni. Letos
Dude ctrnSet graduantd-pet dew
Cat q deYet hochn. Jest pfipra-
ven pekny program.
NeEIi Sc date pojistit ma Eiyot,
domluyte Sc u Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskfho ktefi pojistujf u
u. S. Annuity Life ms. Go. ienz
zfskav& denne cleny q ienz ie jed
ma 2 nejlepsich.
Znacn5 pocet lidu byl pfitomen
pfi 6emonstraci s Bull traktorem
ma farm9 j. j. Kudrny u mesta
minulou sobotu a kazdy byl $ pra-
CT tohoto maleho traktoru spoke.
jen, nebot tail brave diva 14.pal-
cove plouhy.
Minulou nedeli behem boufe u
.defil blesk do mastale Vaclaya Be-
nese, jizne cd Tyndall q zapalil.
Mastal jenE byla iedna 2 nejyet-
SIGH v okresu shofela dplne. Tez
nekolik ko6f bylo v nj zniceno.
Uplynul5 t5den pocinaje minu-
lou stfedu nebylo jedinkeho dine
ably Sc nepfihnala nejaka slota $
yetrem kter5 natropil dosti skody
a nahAnsl husi kuSi kazdemu.
Dese co 5 tim pfisel byl dplne v
pofGdku, ale yitr o ten Eadnf nes-
toll.
Upozorhuiem kazdeho ienS hod-
Ia 81 poffditi maly Bull traktor
pro podzimnf orbu, by tax ucinil,
nebot traktor SO 1pln6 osyedcil a
liz jest pc mem neobfcejna poptav
ka. D&te-li svoif objednavku n.y.
nj dcstanete iej ' Gas, jinak neruef
me "a dodani ' Gas. Jos. Skofpfk
a Co. (Adv.
DruhS v5let do zahrady Jana
.Souhrady, 8 mile ma sever cd mes
to Sc Dude odbfyati V nedeli 2lho
lEeryna. Sttelba do terce Q pull
'tfetf h6d. odpol. a hazenf podkov
il line zAbayy. Tanec ma velke
-x1,l buda hroti konnla .
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lie TABOR "A BANK

1aDor, p. "
Capital .---.-.--. $25, 100000
JOS. v. Wagner, President
=. A. Wagner, Vice-P President
and Cashier.
#. j. Frana, asst. cashier.
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west liberty Br4efs.

Mrs. J. J. Allen. Mrs. j. 9. WaddelI
Miss Mary Steele. Miss Mary Linkel. a.
tended the meeting OF the Woman
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
at Wellsburg on Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Locker received his new automo-
bile on Thursday.
Mr.. G. W. Rogers il confined to his
home with severe cold.
DR.. Taylor. of Bethany college. will
occupy the pulpit in the NJ. r.. church
on sunday afternoon at half past }
b. ~.
Aiiss Maud Curtis has been on the sick
list tor few days.
The public schools Of West Liberty
Will close On next Tuesday. The Model
school viii continue until June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox tnee Miss
hl"Snfu bclaplaineD. who were married
last week at Wellsburg. are at home TO
their friends at the residence Of their
father. Mr.. lack Cox. near West Liberty
Mrs. Estclla Shorts Is visiting hrr
daughter. Mrs. T.. X Davis. of Elm
Grove.
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CARE OF BLIND
VII Be Subject O. Sc Disovsss, -
Charles 6. q. Campbell, q ChJo
state Corriss,cr, ~
tee y. ~. {.

a. die msrr meeting 90 re YyusA
Nuu thuHts1 Assoc .GJC-. 6unday
~ 80 . m. The -psaksr VII 10
Mr. CIErice r p Campbell he az
ccg'I.e facf~tu o. Inc OHIO atat.
COmuIsaIrr fof ffa Blind 81 Cana.
bell ls gL sttratfiy~ eppaRsr an H.
tbOr04Fi.g UH-affs.f fo sre~k upon
che duty uf f. -Fa'r to tErc sor tho
unlUrflraf. |... .. the Community
Many of I.. ..f.srua are leap,
Interested .u '..a .rr Irrfssnt Work Ard
viii b, greatly .Hf-rrefed In tha al.
dress Of Dr. faug5@iI A lsraa at
tendance ~ a1pected All man ars
invited
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WEST LIBERTY


WEST LIBERTY. W. Va. April "a
The Lalics Aid Society viii give an en-
tcrtainmeut In the Normal hall on Sat
urday evening. May
Libretto by Edith Tillotson.
Music b. yartou- composers.
The cast Of characters IL as follows:
The Rag Sociablc. Time. lS47."
Mis- Elizabeth Hail. Mrs. j. NJ. shorts
Mrs. Jane Tompkins Mrs. l.. S. Grose
Miss Amanda and Miss Jane Tompkins
Misses Mamie Montgomery and Lois
Grosc.
Aunt Jane jenkins. ...........
..............M Miss Callie W. Curtis
Mtss Prudence Brown. Mrs. John Bonar
Mrs. Winters-The hustcss .........
............. Mrs. Mart Mont gomery
Betty and Maria. cher daughtersD....
IheiIua Montgomery. and Maud King
Mis- Jemima Rush. Mrs. g. W. Rogers
Mrs. Hasestt. ...... Mrs. Louise Jerome
Mrs. collins ...-...-. Mrs. Wyley Cox
AIRS sauna Grey ................
..........M Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery
Miss barbara Allen. Miss Maud Curtis
Miss Harriet Allen. Mrs. Emma Glass
(Twins.D
Miss Martha Ann Hall.........
...............M Miss Alberda Jerome
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EUROPEAN SELLING CAUSED A
DECLINE ON NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. April 24.-European
selling was largely responsible for the
general decline IN stocks today. For
elgn markets We're nervous over the
Mexican crisis and the depression due
10 this influence was increased by the
illness of Emperor Francis Joseph
Europe unloaded stocks here steadily.
until long after the close of the Lon
don market. Trading during the fore
noon was unusually active. There
appeared 10 be more general fear in
the financial district OF a long war,
and liquidation was more widespread
The lower level attracted investment
buying and led 20 short covering. This
increased demand for both accounts
checked the decline, and after noon
there was a rally. Toward the close,
however, prices eased off again.
Canadian Pacific was again thrown
over in large amounts by European
ontreal IL was forced down more than
five points. New Haven also developed
pronounced weakness, as did a number
of stocks, such as Mexican Petroleum.
Smelling and Southern Pacific, which
are particularly affected by the Mexi-
can trouble. Total sales 522 300
shares.
Bonds were lower. Total sales, par
value, S2.29O.000.
Government bonds were again de-
pressed with most pronounced heavi-
ness In Panama three's, which lost a
point United States two's coupon de-
clined u and tours y on call. Pana-
mas twO's fell u United States two's
registered declined a on actual sales
and three's coupon 1T.
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change Is now virtually on an ex-
port basis.
Changes in strictly mercantile
conditions are OF mixed character.
with the backward spring tending 20
hold progress in check. Higher tenn
peratures in certain sections have
stimulated distribution OF seasonal
merchandise at retail, yet the wealth
er mas been sufficiently irregular TO
prevent uniform Improvement.
Failures this week numbered ar
IN the United States against 3O7 last
year and 40 in Canada compared with
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Tie low pressure area covcrs III.
upper valleys this morning. where
shoWeTs occurred during the past "a
hours. Showers also Tell over the
middle West. Unsettled weather pre-
VANS 10 inc eastward over the central
Valleys and Lake region.
In. pressures continued high over
the Atlantic states. They are also
hlSh over the western third Of the
country, where the temperatures are
generally lower
Unsettled weather. with probably
showers VIII continue in this section
over Saturday. with higher tempera.
ture tonight.
Local data: Highest temperature
ytsterday, 6S degrees; lowest last
night. 50 degrees: no rainfall
district.
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. April -. - Clarence
James Poe. the youngest son of Mr.
ana MIS- benjamin +. Poe OF this CITY
was drowned Wednesday morning In
bartlett creek. which passes through
the West Side of this city. His body
was recovered thirty minutes later
ana every effort was made TO save
me child. but the efforts were useless
re was less than three years old.
ne child. with a small companion
only a couple OF years older than him
sef, had wandered OF the street
GOWN the bank toward the creek TO
PICK nowers. The creek bank was
slippery and IN some way the child
went 100 close TO the waters edge
ana supped in. His cries attracted
Mrs. Rebecca Warder. who lives near.
Dy, and she rushed down to the creek
ana made heroic efforts TO save ths
Ooy' who was disappearing under the
water. she grasped hold of him but
vas soon drawn beyond her deptb
ana was only saved from drowning
herseit by the arrival of other per.
sons. Before the boy could be res.
cued from the water. he was dead and
an hour work failed to resuscitafe
MIN. The tragedy has been a great
shock 10 the entire city.
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BUSINESS Is NOT DISTURBED
BY THE MEXICAN SITUATION
MUTT AND JEFF

NEW YORK. April 24-Dun's Re-
view tomorrow will say General
business Is not disturbed by the
Mexican situation. but temporary un-
settlement prevailed In financial
markets. Prices of securities nuctu-
ated sharply at times. Political in
huences produced some effect upon
rates for money, which advanced
slightly.
There has been an insistent con-
tnental demand for gold at London
and II Ii the expectation that Paris
VIII shortly begin to withdraw the
metal from this side. as sterling ex-
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poultry.
coLoRED BARBER DIES.

Frank Cumberland. well known col.
orcd barber. who TOR tho past few
years has conducted fle barber rhUr
uvyr The Corner cafe. 40 Eleventh
and Market streets died yesterday
morning following 70 short illness
Zee Dr. survived hy DIS wife. formerly
Miss NcrEie H1yWauu
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed Tho deceased was
member of tho cuInrpd lodges of
Elks ard knights OF pythias The
E'ks lodge will have charge % no
funeral
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J. s. Baohe q Co.'S closing Letter.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The decision
arrived az overnight 60 despatch por-
zion OF the army to era Cruz was CON
strued ~ foreigners as meaning "a long
drawn out campaign. and selling by the
foreigners In our market was estimated
90 much above 10000 shares OF various
stocks. Canadian Pacinc was weak
thrOughout and reached lowest prices
Fince 10 was placed on 1876 dividend
basis. Mexican news was meaEre along
the border Of a possible clash. The
house Ht Washington to-day adopted "a
conference report on the Hay bill pro-
NidtLg a legal status for n volunteer
army. In the last hour liquidation start
cd afreah. foreign selling was again re-
ported 20 be heavy. Mexican Petroleum.
New Haven and Canadian Pacific being
weakest Closing was unsettled. Copper
stocks were badly affected hy continued
weakness in metal abroad.
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Favor Branch Bank a, E,,,-...

Al meeting OF representative OF
me hVe banks in this city early This
week, resolution was adopted IA.
h.af FalImont as the location of a
oIdncn reserve bank. The bankers
agreed that Richmond was inaccessi.
U U' 10 the bankers of this part of
vest virginia, and as Fairmont's In.
.atIon was favorable 70 a number OF
towhs IN the northern section of the
bh.a.e' was urged that branch
Other towns are likewise aDDroving
the seIccuon OF Eairmnnt e
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Miss Acnes Flanarsn Is ependirr
few days IN Wheeling. the guest az
her brother. Joseph Harry Flauasar.
Nr. and Mrs. james Whelan and
brother. Michael. have gone % Weston
70 attend the wedding OF their broth.
or. Andrew Whelan.
Rev Leland Jerome Powell ha.
gone 20 Baltimore with HIS little son.
Jerome. in order that the boy may
BE- placed under tho care OF his phy.
fician for n time
Hon. Taylor George, OF PhiIippf.
was IN the city on business this week
Miss Clara Duhy has returned from
wheeling. whore Fhc has been Walt.
Ing since Easter
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Ch hursday. the Baltimore ana
ohio Railroad Company cut off two
express trains. Numbers Al and AZ
which run between 81. Louis and
NeW YORK. These arc the only cute
that have been made 70 far In tba
passenger. express or mail service OF
TEN. and railway officials claim tbs,
no other cuts are contcmpIafed
Much conjecture Is being made about
~" new schedule which goes into
ehect during the month OF Nav. buf
II Is believed that no radical changes
are contemplated.
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BIOs con pIrRs OPENED

I.I. Tor building piers for "a enrv
iro bridge af Dam SO Is we're opened
yesterday morning o. fHn local rorra
az T. S. nns.uDnr. Tho IuUy.f IiI
der uas a. a Turner a Co OBJ. piff.
huren. The bids viii la forwarded
Nlih accommodation. fr tlo War
department. az Washington
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4 valuable horse and complete rid
ihE ouilt were stolen By unknown
parties from o. J bartlett a farmer
NJ This county on "wednesday Might
reward has been offered for the
arrest ~ tho horse theft The horse
was stolen from q field where 10 was
being H'ured. while saddle. br.d.
die. etc. were stolen from the stable
nearby
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Thursday evening in the rooms OF the
Association. and large crowd list
ened 10 his splendid talk The local
association may consider possible
improvements TO the building in the
near future. and some OF the mat
tiers relative TO this were discussed
by the board OF directors with Mr.
Van Scotch. while he was in the city
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- IN comp1Fren

forfrnctor Edward Rigs hns con
p.cfei fno public well which b. va
drilling for tho city 40 tho corner 81
Twenty rvarth and Chapiins str~~ss
p lD VOL was drillec "a a dentt IN
us foot Iu rem srfs DIV ROOT rfua
pump Va plnDcr In posfuon vaatar
Jey and h rEpectsS 20 r. furnir
ori severs tcusabf r. ilcns ~ wLtsr
- day by u "a sf JUL
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After having been closed for re-
Main ffrrDt VI r. Church has boon
rcoT"n't with special Fervicea The
pastor. Hoy Suidcr. vac assisted tn
tho services by Rev Fcllers. Rev
Meredith and Rev Wymann. Of New
MarfInaVffIc
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Under Che firm name Of Homer
and DOLL HUGH Uenurr and Tf.4r
Doll have opened up o. Iar.r mmHar
yard on the site of Tho old rump fac.
tory ON The West Side Thrv ai.
rondy have fhrir lumber sheds ersr..
'd and their material Del now being
received
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Shed Blown Down

a high wind blew down a big shed
that had been erected by the Colum-
bia Tile company for the purpose OF
storing raw material The building
was Just being completed and fcl,
during the night when no one was
near. and httle damage was done
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ataI Slate Fall

Niilam Nestor was crushed to
death and Robert Wass was badly in.
yuIeu tuesday morning about 10
o'clock, when the roof OF tn r.
mont Coal company mine at Rose-
mont gave way, while the men were
az Work. placing some mine proDs
me men were almost Completely
buried beneath the mass OF coal and
siaie ana Nestor was dead when MS
pital at Clarksburg.
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The General Committee OF the Sal.
timore and Ohio Railroad company
beld the regular monthly meeting
here Friday with tho divisional com
mittee and tho employees - The vaTi.
Gus departments
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COUNTY COURT

Business was rather of color in the
county court yesterday Dan Cuuff
produced only One license seeker The
two luck ones were Joseph Thomas
and Josephine Nnu.ck both rf ONO
county. one deed. Elizabeth Sfosrr
~ Cornelius H8sDrHurr. Iut s1 ON
Eighteenth street consider. fIOu. $40
-Four desIs 81 trust finished fHs fslaI.
ufer Deputy Clerk Marshall said
That DO supposed tho boys were alI
waiting on tho Mexican situation hn.
fore they take amy additional rraruu.
fihlIItre Great stall
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lldchmen ObIect To Cut In WAGES
Following tho announcement Of tho
u. q. Railroad several weeks ago
that here would bo deduction or
lahOrers, there were many mon who
quit and refused 10 work. but tbsir
places have been flled in most I'm
stances
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New YORK Stock Exchange

WHEELING. w. Va. April 20, -
RanEs Of activs stocks on the Nss
YORK stock EHchanEs corrsctsd daily bI
- e Mastsn q Co. broksra
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. APRIL 4-Wheat prices
turned downward to-day on account OF
larry general rains experimenting the
much needed moisture received duriul.
We previous q hours. Selling however.
was not aggressive and the market
closed steady az T. to itc net decline
o,her leadirg staples. too. all showed "a
Set9acS corn a To- - TO - % q. @. oats
cents.
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WHEELING. W va. April g. -
Ius sctIvs s'ftt-uufsf rt...r- .orfs "a
aeily ~ = Nast~u x co. bartsrs
building
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II ID. Van Scotch. Interstate Ssrre.
farv n fhr Young Mems Christian
A7.o,IlfI.u. addressed Tho meeting of
Oh" NJ g.. a Mems bible Clas. on
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WHEELING d LAKE ERIE
WEEK END EXCURSIONS

500 round-trip GO cleveland, and
$500 round-trip e. Canton cvo-y Sae-
urday, returning SUNDAY 500 round
trip 20 Clevciard ara Ci.r tor -~srJ
sunday
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Tho s'isn- stored ir frr United
state7 treasury 90 SEQ Yors ~eSha
500 tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR SChsDULE
Taking Eject June Al, Sos.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSBURo
Daily Except sunday.
wheeling weIlsourg
22nd Street Lava
wheeling wellsburg
iI.sO a M 500 a. m.
$50 D. IN 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street Lava
Wheeling MoundKyilie
i9.oO a m 1880 p. m.
ON lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing In excess OF
ntty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
NO shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and Sis
p. m
The Dickinson press., 1914-01-10
RANChANDzFARM

A dispatch from Mckenzie county
readsxas follows SHILLING and trapping
gray wolves will he great deal more
profitable in this section than formerly.
For some years each hide has been
worth $67.50 as. a result Of the state.
county and stockmen's bounties. Re
Gently the stockmen who have Ieases
on the reservation lands. have suffered
heavily from the depredations Of the
wolves and they have now increased
the reward by an additional SIS, max
ing a gray wolf worth 1872. so to- rs
captors- AS q result more trappers are
engaging in an effort to round up the
cattle d~estroyers. The capture of asfew.
of these will make splendid wages for:
a trapper durine6t The season The Gray
wolves do not travel in packs this
winter. but one OF two will kill a vaIn,l
able steer and eat IA small portion Of
the animal. Theysare usually followed
by q pack of coyotes which ,speeiily
deyourstheesrest qof the carass aaftersthe
gray wolves have become satiated.