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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-10
Dated. November 6. 1871.
CHAS .COBLE.
Administrator


THOS. X CHAMBERS, Attorney.
p. S.-The aforementioned prop
erty includes a Saloon fully equipped
for business, also a boarding house
fully equipped and above said property
is the Columbia Han now rented to
lodges and societies. Said property is
situated on Water street opposite the
Progress Bakery. N6-6t
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Miss Pauline Marshall, recently
from Los Angeles. now opening mass
age and electrical parlors in Rooms
/ and 2, Az b. C. Hotel 1S2Nl06t
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cARRANzA SUBMITS.

my Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, Nov 10.-Carranza
agreed to recognize the actions of the
Aguascalientes convention.
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CASH BUYER.

This is your store. Be convinced
Reductions in all departments
Nett RYAN & STENSON.
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Fer quick results try the want al
columns OF the Bonanza
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WOOD. coal and express signs for
sale at the Bonanza office.
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FOR RENT Strictly modern fur.
nlshed dwelling, four rooms and
bath, $50 per month, Southern Ne
vada Abstract CO., Main st. 176N4tf
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OLD PAPERS-For sale at CSC per
bundle, Apply Bonanza office. u
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LOST-At fire. photograph album and
two boxes shells. Notify bonanza
lSlN10t3
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Eehman Laboratory, PhlIndeiphIa.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
Try MUSTEROLE For
 That Lame Back!

Rub it on briskly-massage it in thoroughly, and note how quickly dUSTEROLE drives out the stiffness nd soreness
 It beats a mustard plaster seven lays, and best of all, 1t doesn't blis- er or burn.
 MUSTEROLE is a clean, white |intment made with oil of mustard ! comes in handy white glass jars. let a jar from your druggist today.
 MUSTEROLE is recommended by 'octors and nurses. Millions of jars Ire used annually for Bronchitis, roup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Indigestion, Pleurisy. Rheumatism. linn bago, Pains and Aches of the lack or Joints, Sprains, Sore kuscles. Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted eet. Colds of Chest Git prevents neumonia).
 At your druggists, in 25c and soc
 ss, and a special large hospital size
 $2.5O.
 yAccept no substitute If your drug st cannot supply you. send 26c or Dc to the. MUSTEROLE company, Ohio, and we will mail bu a jar, postage prepaid.
 ". H. Thurmond, Rockfish, Va, eys:
 'Musterole is the greatest thing l Ter got hold of for muscular rheu- fatism. affording instant relief to pre and stiff joints and muscles"
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09

recently appointed assistant chief of staff of the United States army Major Fierro is now in the penitentiary in Chihuahua city. He has been relieved of his command in the rebel army stripped of his rank and is being held incommunicado by General Villas or ders. The report Of the Carranza commission claims that Fierro shot and killed Benton from behind while on railroad train. The illustra- tion shows him in an auto with Villa, who is his warm personal friend.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09

Juarez, Mexico, April 9.-Major Rudolfo F'ierro of General Villas staff Is to be executed as the result of an by commission ap- pointed by General Venustiano Car Fanza into the killing of William s. Benton on February IT. This was Pnnounced here, together with a ktatement that the report of the com |nission's finding is practically com Plete. The statements in the report were communicated to General Car fanza and also to General H. l.. Scott,
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
Ebenis Tonight

Keeney's theater, vaudeville and motion pictures.
 Lyceum, the Lyceum Players in Girls" -... a-.t ....~,. ., Fox's theater, motion pictures.
 Supper at the Svea Social club.
 Meeting of the Catholic Choral Union at 1T. A. and B. hall.
 Stag Social club banquet at the Hotel Regal.
 Meeting of Martha chapter, o. E.
 Sir Francis Drake lodge, Sons of St. George, meets at Vega hall.
 Second Ward Republican club sup per at Bardeck's hall.
 Meeting and tournament of New Britain lodge of Moose in Judas block.
 New Britain Turner society meets in Turner hall. Meeting of St. Mary's Parochial school class of 1907 reunion commit tee.
 Lexington lodge. I. o. O. F., meets in Odd Fellows hall.
 Meeting of the Emmett club
 Star of Good Will lodge, $. of B., meets ill Jr. O. U. A. M. hall
 New Britain aerie, F. 0. F., meets in Holmes and Hoffman's block.
 Meeting of Court Friendly, F. of A., at PAP Main street
 Landers camp, Modern Woodmen of America, meets at 34 Church street. -..t
 Native Eggs, 27c dog. Russell Bros. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
ANNUAL ASSEMBLY
 OF DORIC COUNCIL

Masonic Branch Organization Elects
 New Roster of Officers for
 Coming Year. Doric council, R. A. M., held it's annual assembly last evening, at which the following officers were elected:
 Thrice illustrious master-Porter A. Norton.
 I. D. M.-William Cowlishaw. I. F. c. of W.-F. A. Goddard. Treasurer-Horace w. Eddy. Honorary recorder-J. o. Deming. Recorder-Edward J. Munson. c. of G.-F. H. Dohrenwend Conductor-G. B. Baker. Steward-R. w. Whitman. Sentinel-H. A. Lane Trustee for three years-W w. Pease
 Masonic hall representative for three years-W. R. Sparks. Retiring T. I. M. Sparks installed the newly elected officers with the as- sistance of w. w. Pease as mar shal.
 T. l. M. F. A. Norton is past mas ter of Harmony lodge, A. F. & A. M
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09

ails your feet or what under the sun you've tried without getting relief. just use "TIZ."
 "TIZ" draws out all the poi sonous exuda- tions which puff up the feet;
 "TIZ" is mag ical; "TIZ" is grand; "T1Z" will cure your foot troubles so
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09

you'll never limp or draw up your face in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore, swollen or tired.
 Get 25 cent box at any drug or department store, ana get relief.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
TIE" FOR TIRED
 SORE, ACHING FEET

An! what relief. No more tired feet; no more burning feet, swollen, bad smell ing, sweaty feet. No more pain in corns callouses or bunions. No matter what
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
besse System Shoes

and other makes. You can rest assured we wouldn't put our name on any shoe that we didn't feel sure of. We'd like to have your Opin- ion of them. Come and try on one of the new styles for Men, Women and Children. Every pair guaranteed.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09

Native Eggs, 27c dog. Russell Bros. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
Other rLowerP Priced Suits
 $2.50, 5, $3.50, &, $4.50

Every mother owes it to herself and her pocket book to stock of Boys Clothes and learn for herself that claim to greater valuegiving is firm ly founded on facts and can be easily proven by a brief shopping around"
New Britain herald., 1914-04-09

Native Eggs, 27c dog. Russell Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
FINANCIAL.

son, Paul. spent a Few days last week
visiting friends in BCllaire.
Mrs. y. X. Ramsey was the guest OF
Mrs. Charlie Lucas Monday.
\. St Clair MOblcy Is the recipient OF
a copy OF the new school code furnish
ed BY 8. q. GLADDEN. OF the state Treas-
rreus office. Columbus.
Prof r. T.. StonebTaker. Of Steuben-
vile. visited friends 81 the vicinity on
CenterVille on last Saturday
Otway McGaughy. Of West Virginia.
spent few days the past week with
friends IN this vicinity.
Il. 9. Tracy. who Is suffering with an
abcess on his right eye. visited Br
Bectham. Of Bellsire. on Monday 81 this
week. who lanced the abccaus.
=. X. Ramsey has moved his saw-milt
20 the McNclNey farm where ne hegnn
70 operate on Monday Of this week
Mrs. ". u. MOhicv and daughter. Niles
or Mrs ". q. McGauEhy.
The ladies' OF the 80. o. church or
Armstrong; Mills held a. very pleasant
social at that place on Friday evening.
Ice cream and cake and other seasonal IT.
dishes were served and a pleasant time
entoycf BY every one present
MohleV well 40. 4 came Monday even.
inr. n rasFcg.
sunday school viii b. rcorrarized NJ
concord on nrNt sunday morning. after
the morning service
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ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRONG; MILLS. March Is
AR and Mrs. Eoht. Fitch gave pleas
ant party Of their daughter. Matilda's.
birthday on Friday evening ~ last week
e. number Of Young people we're present
and pleasant evening was spent
a. q. Mantle. o. Crutcrville. left Mon
DAY for Cleveland. where he is engaged
with carpenter work
Nuesel ScFttcrdny and Mics blanche
Green attended the social % Victory on
last Saturday evening.
quite number ~ Young pruule from
reufcrNillc and Vicinity were dffrht-
fully entertained no tho home Of Nr.
and Mrs Howard Hart on last Tuesday
evening Games and music were tho
features 81 the evening after which irc
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Herman Moore. ~ Martins Ferry
visited a. tns home ~ O. &C. Moore
over last sunday.
nfias MARY Jane workman ie visiting
friends a. Martins Fcrrv
r. a. sfpnrhreHkrr wac business
visitor ~ Wheeling Saturday.
IT, IT, Jackson ur1 wife aUfuf Sunday
With friends az IHrohshurr.
Dalton Campbell and wife. ~ Eeli1ire.
apHrf sunday with tho family ~ Rev.
o. a. WruFfHn. no CfnfervIffr
a B Wells. Of Wheeling wne trans
ACTING bushes in This vicinity last
week
1fies r.ura w9tfev ererf Thuradav
DOGS rufIrd Che flock. ~ q vs. stone
hrIkrr and Sherman Perkins ou Thurs
d1v rirht ~ last week Killing and
EHurIInr m number iu rnfh 0nrf
Mr. and Mr. nerf bishop are fto
proud parents % 2 ilttI- nov daurhfer-
Me- r. q W~C1urhv nrf tffffe
daughter Mary and Helen IN, ut'i,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm Is passing eastward over
the north Atlantic states this morning.
attended by light rain or snow. the
area OF precipitation covering the Ohio
Valley and Lake region also. The
amounts were generally light and unim-
portant.
The Mississippi and Missouri valleys
and Northwest are covered by n high
pressure. colder weather area. with fair
weather.
A low pressure area OF considerable
energy. attended by unsettled weather.
stretches from the lower Pacific coast
northeastward TO the central West
snow fiurries viii probably continue in
this section Into the night. with lower
temperature. The weather will prob
ably be fair Thursday. The Temperature
THURSDAY m9rning will probably be
about 90 degrees above zero
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. Sc degrees: lowest last night
% degrees: precip. 20.
The ohio will rise moderately in the
district TONIGHT. The rise will probably
be slow on Thursday.
II. G. HOWE
Section Director.
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COMMITTEE ON CIVIC
AFFAIRS MEETS TO-DAY

The committee on civic affairs OF
foe Board 81 Trade. will hold n meet
inE this afternoon. az 1880 o'clock. in
the Boards rooms. Market Auditor
ium. Probably the most important
matter 10 be considered will Do ri.-
planning u was discussed ~ a re-
cent meeting Of directors and re-
tetred 70 the civic affairs committee.
which decided 10 secure considerable
Information on tho subject before
making recommendation
The committee o. composed ~ the
following C.. A UowerH. chairman /.
a. W. PAUL. Dr G 4 Aschmann. J
u Brennan, y 4 Blum. John Cole
man. n. W Fair. g. r. Hubbard. e.
y Taylor. T. w Watkins. IT,. and
DR. G. 4 WiuccrtCr
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Geo.W. Baron So s So n. ct. r 80.
STOCKS DECLINED SLOWLY ON
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY
BRINGING UP FATHER

NEW YORK. Mar. 1s.--Aside from
few stocks whose movements re-
Elected special Influences. there was
little action In to-day's market. At
tempts were made to carry further
the rise OF yesterday, but the move
ment was short-llved. The poor sue
cess which attended the effort in
duced speculative selling, and stocks
declined slowly. sagging In some in.
stances under yesterdays close. Ira
ding was dull throughout the day
european selling, which has been a
depressing influence for some time
past, was suspended to-day. Coppers
rose for a time on favorable trade
reports. Reports from the steel trade
were cophicting. The volume of new
business was described as showing no
Improvement. United States Steel
was one OF the heaviest nj the leading
stocks. George r. Bner's Resignation
from the Lehigh Valley board gave
an opening to traders, who ham
mered the stock several weeks ago
Lehigh Valley was forced down near
ly 3 points from its high price. Colo.
rado * Southern first preferred broke
o points on the announcement that
the April dividends on the first and
second preferred issues would be
passed. Uncertainty as to the out
come OF efforts to reorganize the
Rock Island resulted IN renewed
pressure on these securities Total
sales. 20s.900 shares.
Bonds easy. Total sales, par value
$500 900.
United States bonds we're un
changed on call.
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(2(-Transfer hooks close March 2Oth
for 80 cash dividend payable March
9)-Transfer hooks close April 2Oth
Tor Of 10 cash dividead payable
Ql-Transfer books close March goth
for 1isSo cash dividend payable Arril
LIST.
0-Transfer books close March %
for IA p cash dividend payable April
LIST.
5)-Transfer books close March 2Ist
for 2cc cash dividend payable April iat
t6l-Ternsfer books close March 25th
for IL . cash dividend payable April
LIST.
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BY GEORGE McMANUS

tcrtainmeat committee OF tho Board
Of Trade. at q meeting. saturday
morning. at 1880 O'Clock The con-
vcntion viii DO ono OF tho largest
ever held In this city. it a. expected
and tho Board ~ Trade b. cooper.
ating vita the local council Of the 4.
G.. 7. 90 make the time pleasant one
for those in attendance.
The following IS che personreI OF
the committee 2. y Carney. chair
man. 4. p Bayha. A. y button. X g..
Dancer. q. q. Gates. David Kraus. r.
W. POLLOCK. ~. VI. SChockey. Geo. W.
Stamm and ~ g. Stifel.
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Articles. open. High. Low. I Close.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. ?. 81.
Barley-feed or mixing, SONGS
Timothy seed 25dT so
Glover SEEDS 00Gil 90.
Mess pork-21 s2ik.
Lard-tfntierces). 10 65.
short ribs-floose). 10 62k I'LL 5Tis.
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTS
BURGH, Pa. March 1s-Cattle. steady:
supply light. Choice S T0ds IS; prime
S so as so
sheer. slow; supply. light. Prime
wethers s 10d6 20; culls and common.
3 00dt so; lambs 3 OOds 90.
Veal calves. 10 O0mlO so.
Hogs, higher. receipts light. Prime
heavies 20; mediums. heavy ana tight
workers. Q 30ma IS; pigs . 0O19 10:
roughs s OOTs IS
CHICAGO. March 1s.--Hogs-Receipts
$500 head; strong: bulk OF sales sS.65
q SIS; light ss.55n $50: mixed $500
$50: heavy $500 S.s0: rough $500
SIS: pigs 800 n $50
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head: best
strong. others generally steady: beeves
1900 9.55: Texas steers sT.ibIs15:
stockers and feeders s5.5Ods.1O:' COWS
300
sheep-Receipts $4,000 head: steady:
zoo; lambs native Ss75M7.55
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NBW MARTINSVILLE
Arrested on white siav. Charge

NEW MARTGNSVILT.E' ". Va Mar.
ls-Thad AbriEg who resides across the
river from New Martinsvilie was arrest l.
ed Yesterday by local authorities and
committed 70 the county jail by Alva ~.
Moore. I. =. Commissioner. upon com
PLANT Of Robert :. Judge. white slave
officer OF Wheeling This morning sam
uel i. AbrigE. the father OF the young
man, and John liarman. appeared before
the commissioner and gave n bono IN
the penalty 81 three thousand dollars
for his appearance before the commits
sioner on Saturday. March 21st. 1915. to
answer the white slave charges lodged
against him.
The charge against Abrirg involves
Two companions. James sykes aud Had
ley Ferrier. or Ctaringtou. the three
having operated ferry between wei
come, West Virginia. and Clarinrfon. ~.
~ Dr. said that Matte Moore. n feenfc-
minded girl who was crossing the river
% visit her sister on the ohio side was
held on the boat and illtreated. and not
permitted 20 30 ashore when the boat
landed NJ GlariuEtou. but that she was
held prisoner lu the cabin ~ tho boat
all night forced 90 drink various intoNl-
cants. and later subjected 10 assault
This occurred in November last since
which time Sykes and Ferricr dfrap-
peafcd. but AhrirE has remained IN and
about New Martinryiiic. Yesterday ne
was intoxicated and the officers arrest
ed him without any trouble.
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Get an InteiIiseneer 1914 Almanac
from }. e. Stansbury for only 25
cents
Old counciimen Hold over.

Judge Morris has disposed Of the
Hundred election matter which was be-
fore him. holding that the old Town
Council are entitled TO act and perform
the duties a. such. as the matter now
appears before him.
Considerable feeling has been rnanir
Tested in this case, and Il Is reported
that some Of the officials have beon
hung IN efhgy" in that little town. No
doubt there are several things entering
the record. IT T. limited by some that
the liquor fight f. in ~ to a certain
extent. and that the local gas company
Is also interested. expecting to MAKE n
contract with the town that will enable
~ to charge a higher rate.
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MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEES.

4 meeting Of the special member
chip committee O. the Ohio valley
Automobile Club will b. held fhis
evening in the Board OF Trade room
Market Auditorium. bcrining a. y
O'Clock. sub committees VIII 30 az
pointed 70 begin active work r. Tx
membership campaign. Tia club has
adopted the slogan. Five Hundrcd
Members ~ July FirEt." ara expects
20 meet With success
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uD-Transfer books clos. March 20
for ~ cash dividend payable March 81.
t.l-Transfer books close Apfil 70 for
Il Of e, cash dividend payable April 90.
tsl--Transfcr books close March -
for - = cash dividend payable April I.
tD-Transter books close March 2i~t
for 90 cash dividend payable April Let.
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New Mar,inEvtlie Briefs.


Mrs. Bumgardner, mother OF Rev
Homer BumEardner. OF the First Metho'
dist church has returned TO her home
In Harrison county after a long visit
with her son.
Glenn Pollen OF Sistersville was here
on n visit yesterday. His name has been
mentioned In connection with the prob
able candidates for clerk of the circuit
court Of Tyler county. He has all the
necessary qualifications for a good
clerk.
Logan 4. NoIL OF Marietta. Ohio. wa
here on business Yesterday.
T. T.. Griffin. clerk Of the county court
81 Peasants county, was business
caller yesterday.
W +. Mcknight has gone TO Peasants
county 20 look after some oil production
iu which ne IS interested
VIII Fair was down street Yesterday
for the first time FOR nearly two months.
having been confined 10 his room with
heart trouble. His many friends ARE
glad to see him out again.
Mrs. VI z. Morris f. very III. threat
encd with pneumonia.
\ girl was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
w Wright yesterday morning.
Mrs. NJ v. Ober whose illness has
heretofore been noted. ~ thought 20 be
improving.
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MarriaRa Parmits-

Since our last report. Clerk Myers OF
the county court has issued marriage
licenses TO the following persons:
Walter W. Quigley, %. OF McMecnen.
Marshall county. and Miss Annie Cal
vert. Il. OF Smithheld. Wetzel county.
Frank Cornell. 40. and Annie Lee. 80.
both OF Sistersville. Tyler county.
Leslie Carney. %. Of Anthem, Wetzel
county. and Miss Rosie Williams %, Of
kodoi. Wetzel county.
Andy Goddard. %. Of New Martins
vile. and Miss Ethel Fay Ansel. rs. OF
Paden city.
Paul Il. Lawrence, %. OF Dalton. o..
and Miss Lottie V. Berry. 81. Of Wiley
Vile. WetZel county.
Harry Bushon. Is. OF Elm Grove. Ohio
county, and Miss Gladys Baton. 81, OF
New Martinsville.
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The Maru1liH club gave one Of We
popular stays last night About forty
were present The menu was good
enough for RI Nref-ri1aa hanuuef The
committee looking after thir feature
was composed ~ the following gentle
men ~ r. Frances. 8. y. Holland. 70
r. Miller 81 D. Wells. oscar schradrr.
Leo ~ nurhee q u ffurhce g. w
FISHER ft a. Wells Hud 20. U fndcrhfii
The nevt ON the Magnolia club pro
gram la an entertainment on Nrrff 20
20 which The MEMBER viii Do allow ed
~ bring their lady friends. THE anafr
&c. o. be- informal
The stag last night developed CONS
literary rnlrut which caused fhn rrref.
cent 90 suggest that the climb make fhIa
ono or The permanent features which
met with n hearty ~serOnse The club
q Increasing in mrmuershlp rapidly. and
10 De- thought That the literary feature
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March lS-Corn to-day
was on the jump. Demand had become
acute from consumers In Kansas and
Nebraska where usually there L. a big
surplus. Despite free profit taking BY
holders. the market closed steady AZ an
advance OF =. TO lIihc net. In wheat
the outcome varied from n sixteenth de-
cline TO \ NC gain; oats finished =. 90
q TO isc up and provisions varying
from cents loss to rise OF shade.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March IS.--l}utter-ITn-
settled; creamery extras 24is ~ use:
firsts 23d 24c: seconds 81 n 22c. held eN-
tras 24c: process extras goa Ic: fac
tory current make hrsts isc: seconds
lSc' packing stock current make No. 2
1874 m16c
Cheese-Firm. unchanged.
Eggs-ftrmer. unchanged.
Flour-Steady
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JOSIAH Roberts who died euddenfv at
his home In Paden city. sunday. was in
TERED In Walkers cemetery yesterday
afternoon. The funeral services were in
charge OF Phillip g. Bier Grand Army
Post. OF which deceased had long been
member. captain John &. Way. Major
Wright and Henry Fish. representatives
OF the Post at Sistersville were in at
tendance.
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Money.

NEW YORK. March ls.-Money on
call steady. Range - az: Ruling rate
z closing bid Is; closing asked 3
Time money steady. sixty days "a n
ninety days 3 six months 3il
Corper-firm: standard spot Is eco
casting ~ %.
Tin.hrm; spot IS s5ass 30.
Lead 95m4 o.
Spelter-5 2565 IS
Iron-qteady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
PLANS -. c. 7. CONVENTION

Plans ior entertaining Ihc dele
gates 20 the annual convention % tho
United Commercial Travellers. which
viii be- held In this city in juno. viii
be considered BY tie conventions on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
"Look Before
You Leap"

Be reasonably sure of
your method before you
advertise.
NEMEYER service will
help you "look before
you leap"
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. March fs-CredIt hal
ances ? 90. Runs 1875, $50: average iO7.
's6. shipments 1866: average s3s56
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w VIZ. March u. 'Ig.
The following quotations on the NOR.
active stocks OF the Wheeling market
are corrected daily for the Inteiligencer
py Geo. W. Baron. local broker. and Z.
X. Marshall. manager bond department:
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING W. Va. March -. "a.
TIE acttvT rtttsuufEf STOCKS. cofrsrtsa
ssliy ~ y. y, MartsI 20. banEsrs
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