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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
Not RtadX 20 Quit

William Davis, of Wheeling. who
has drilled two test oil wells here for
the Dorsey Scott Co. was out here
Wednesday looking after oil matters.
As o q as the weather m~oderates,
tie casing will be drawn from the
wei on the Armstrong farm. This
Is the well which az first gave a hope
ful showing Of oil, but later was
abandoned on account of being food
ed with water and h quantity Of OF
pfoNinE less than was thought. The
derrick. etc. will be moved TO the
small farm owned by James Mangold
and a well. which will probably be
n deep one will be put down. This
well viii be some distance north OF
the locations OF the numerous former
tests. and there ere indications That
the quantity Of oil increases In that
direction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
Esrmers Buying and s,nna

With tbe coming OF spring mucn
live stock BE- changing hands among
the farmers. on Tuesday. &. D.
Remke bought q fresh COW from VIII
liam Jones Of sand HIN and sold 10
20 James kimplo OF Bethlehem. A.
NJ. Pelley Sold n row TO Nieberraii
Bios. butchers Of BenwOod. and
bought q fresh COW from Joseph Nc
Combs. lsaac knOllinger Of Hogs
Run. purchased Two fresh COWS from
LOWS Hazlett, wednesday. and the
same day the Remke boys. Henry anu
William. bought q Texas steer"
from Herbert Drum and had some
wild west" adventures taking him
home. a few days & Frank Shep-
herd sold some cattle "a Charles
Hummei. Of Pine Hni. Mrs. Jottie
Marsh has purchased from \. ". Nc
Counell. a stack OF hay for her live
stock. and W. VI Kittle has made 4
start In the machine-m made poultry
business by installing . large WIS
cOnsin incubator this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
J.. s.. naohs q Co.. Closing Letter.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE market
was dull throughout awaiting some
fresh Impulse. The Mexican situation
was unchanged but there was restrict
ing tufiuences I'm market on the possi-
biIitfcs attached 10 a. The railroad
stocks were chief sufferers during the
day principally In stocks that have Suf-
fercd severely on account OF falling
revenues, The decline in copper metal
CONTINUED abroad and there Is not much
doing In domestic market oven at con
cesstDnS. The note Of caution in the
iron and steel weekly reviews was ac-
countable for the heaviness in the
steel stocks. The market closed with
slightly lower tone from that prevail
ing In early afternoon.
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On Tuesday evenin. = large num-
Der Of young men on their way 10 a
meeting of the ~. r q. Club. took
with them n bob sled. which hap
pened 10 belong 20 a boy not In the
party The club boys left tho sled
by the roadside below the old Sher-
rard school house while they attend
cd the club. anticipating having q
Tot 81 n coastlng aftorward. but
the best laid pians Out here have n
queer way Of readjusting themselves,
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Money.

NV WORM. March fZ-Mousy on
call steady. range IA . nor cent mf.
inE rate ! per cont. closing bad J.. uer
cent; closing asked 2 per cent. Time
money urm, 60 days . per cent. 90 DAYS
cent copper easy standard spot ffggs
Wlf.nn. oiectrplrtic tif13m1AaT. Lake
nominal; casting ftt0Om fAfg. Tin
dull; spot sJ1.Gnm1s. Lad sqIqsaf
f"s. Spcltcr Ss.2sn $50. Iron quiet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
BETHANY FRAT TO
HOLD INFORMAL AFFAIR

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence
BETHANY. W. Va. March Ia
saturday evening the members Of
Epsilon chapter Of the Sigma Tn IRA.
ternity VIII entertain ~ their house
nero with their annual mid-winter In.
formal There will b. about 80 guests
present, including several from Wheel.
ing. n wheeling catorpr gill serve
and a Wheeling orchestra viii piav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 12.-Although
OF strength. the market ultimately fell
under bearish control. Crop damage
reports were denied. and there was a
was steady. but y to Rose net low
er. Corn suffered n sc tback OF u u
20 &C. and oats Of = TO A9Ac. Pro-
visions varied from the same as last
night to a loss of 2hc.
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Butter. Cheese. Eggs ana r
Poultry.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

INV 1pitk, March 12-Butter-
Lsoyt -Creamery.eNtras 49, 81 2sc. Hrrta
70 M8fc; seconds 23n 25c: held extras
samz1ltc hrsts ga 2sc. seconds ~ r
ssc; packing stock. current make 80.
?. lGfk mt7c.
1hecse-Stendy unchanged.
tsrs-Ftruer, fresh gathered exfras
~ S2c. extra nrsts 3Ic. nrsta 108
du'4c. seconds goa 2gt4c. state. Zen.
nsN wanna and nearby heuuerv br1urus
81 tsc mixed coiore 30m3ic.
FlCur-Steady.
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d)-Transfer books close March 20
for go cash dividend payabi March 81.
(2l-Transfer books close April 20 for
u OF le. cash dividend payable April 80.
OS-Transfer books close March 20
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CHICAGO. March l2.-Hogs-Receipts
10000 head; strong bulk OF sales $3.50
$50: heavy ys.35Gs.so; rough ;s.s5w
$50: pigs sT.00ms.5O. ~
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; steadv:
beeves f1.15H $50: Texas steers ST1O6f
Sis. stockers and feeders s5.sO6Ts1O.
$500 a 1000.
natives $3.50 1880; yeariings sSsO6
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FINANCIAL.

and its very fortunate the boys en-.
yOyed much pleasure ~ anticipation
for there's where II ended. Before
the boys returned the bob left foi
parts unknown. and yesterday n was
reported thet 81 had. 30 far. eluded
the best efforts OF thu boys To ind
any clue to is whereabouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
SHERRARD
An Earlier Mail.

An Earlier Mail.
There Is much interest here in IN.
proposed mail changes. Notices have
been posted that bids will be received
TOR carrying the mail over a star
route TO start from McMechen in the
nornlng and pass through Sherrard
TO Pleasant Valley and return
through here to McMechen in the
afternoon. The time mentioned for
establishing this route IS April lg
But several objections to this plap
are being urged. IL Is said that the
wheeling morning daily papers could
not De delivered to a star carrier In
at the early hour he
would be expected to start. IL Is also
argued that the proposed route from
would DE over much worse
roads and through a much more thin
~ peopled territory than IL the route
ing.
What Is apparently a very popular
movement. Is on loot to have the
former star route direct from Wheel
ing via the Fairmont pike TO Pleas
ant valley restored. Dennis Williams
mas written up a petition with this
IN View. n IL is meeting with great
success in getting signatures. IL Is
being passed from one place to an
other and likely by the time il Is
forwarded TO Washington IL will have
attained a size worthy OF notice.
Those interested are hopeful OF the
success OF the movement to have the
wheeling star route restored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. March I2-Credit hal.
ances $3.50. runs tgg 01O. average f0f..
$50. shipments $3.50. average sg.sss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13

UNION STOCK YARDS, Pittsburgh,
March l2SCattle. steady: supply light,
choice ss.s5m 800: prime ss.5oas SIS
sheep. steady; supply light; prime weth.
ers ke.l5 H6.25: culls and $500
$50: lambs $5.5O0s.25. Veal calves
tll.00 ull.yO. Hogs. lower: receipts 10
double decks: prime heayies 1910: medi.
ums and heavy workers. S9.10dg.15; light
sssogsso; pigs ,s.5Ods'.J:
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Articles. open. High. Low. I Close.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. 2. 67c.
Barley-Feed or mixing 49psec.
Timothy Seed-S3.15Mb.25.
Clover S~eed-s10.O 0d 1875.
Pork-Mess, s21.5O.
Lard-un tierces) $1,000.
Short Ribs-Doose) SI6.S2iL 4Il2b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13

Mothcr-Heien. little. kris must not
talk ell Tho time 81 IN table.
ltelcn-Whcn VIII Z b. old enough %.
mothcrf-Loudon opinion.
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Plans OF the "cvoIunt..rs"

The Mozart Volunteers have some
plans under consideration. and no
DOUBT something IL importance will
De reported in the near future. Their
FIRE fighting equipment has outgrown
the capacity OF their building. and
they will either enlarge their present
building n add a second story for
use az n club room. or else erect q
new building lssvh here. They also
report some progress in their work
OF nttinr up n gymnasium in tho
building.
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C2l-Transfer books close March 2oth
i9r 20 cash dividend payable March
t)-Transfer books close April 2oth
Tor y Of iSs cash dividend payabls
April s0th. ~
0-Transfer books close March 70,h
for 1iz% cash dividend payable Arrii
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ON
DISTINCT WEAKNESS DEVELOPED
ON NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

sRlNcINH UP FATHEs

Islly. by A. Z. Naasten a Co. I'M
sna National Exchange BANS
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. W. Va. March IL, IA.
Range OF active sIocN, on In. Ssv
Nork Stock Exchange. corrected daily o.
- r Mastsn & Co... broksrA
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Baron Local Stocks-

WHEELING. W. Va. March ~. IL.
The following quotations on the mora
active stocks OF the Wheeling harLet
are corrected daily for the Inte1igencer
~ Geo. w Baron. local broker. and "A.
X Marshan, manager bond department
STOCKS Tpar ma g
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WxEELIro r1AcrIoN coMRAHx
DxPnEsB cA1 sCh5puL0
TAXING Eject June Al, 1888.
PANHANDLE LIN

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSBUR0
Daily Except Sunday.
wheeling wsIIsburg
Leave
?2nd Street. Leave
wheeling Wellsburg
10 40 a. M 500 a. m.
S;sO y. nL d2:o0 noon
MOUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLB
Daily Except sunday.
10th Street. Leave
Wheeling M~oundsvflie
1000 a. m 1880 y. r..
2:3O n. m.
ON lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing in excess of
nifty pounds or large bulk will not he
carried On passenger cars.
ALL LlNES-Daiiy EXCEPT Sunday.
No ship msnts. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars 900 and s:lb
y. m.
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STOCKS

U-Uooke close March "a for ar
dividend payable March af.
El-Euuks close April 20 for 10
dividend payable April 20.
Nl-EOuks close March 20 for ne
dividend payable April T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
HAY AND GRAIN

lias Your wife Fone shoppingT'
Alas. I'm afraid not I'm afraid
gone bu1 ing -Boston Tranrcript
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Pittsburgh Stock.

WHEELING ". Va. March r. IL
Ins aeuss p~rttsuurEn stucF-. c~ofrsrtss
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HazIe,t's Local Stock.

WHEELING. W. Va, March ~. -.
Inc following quotations or the more
activc stocks 81 the Wheeling marker are
corrected daily fOr The fnteillgencsr ~
iioward Hezlett a Son. schmuIbach
building;
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INrUsTRIALS. ETC

Fidelity Local Stocks.
w. Va March ~. IL
corrected daiiy for the Intelligence
oy 'ne fldehty Investment Association.
Stocks. IPar. Bid. A.h n "A
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STOCKS. openIbghi Low Gloss
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New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. March IL. IL
Heportcd by A. d. Masten a Co. 4.
e.and' manager; members New Yorh
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Wheeling Live Stocks.
Wheeling Live stock Commission Co.
WHEELING. w. Va, March 12. IL.

Veal calves. choice ...... n so
ruo kOoa s.sss...sssss 10 80
min ana heavy calves. O0mIO 90
fresh coWE,eNtra IRE head. so o. 7s 90
fresh cows common 90 fairs 90 10 90
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O. g. 81 IL 5sA S@las asI5sssI! -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
IL.
0aar bet Inter.

Ter fom en- Outlining o. ilsi ben ouer eilnfioroens
lille 9anoe. 5riifbeo pur Der ben, % bet gioroe goot,
men liot uitaOig al Tia par Den tilIige, % 3imiens
Hare, roliec 9iIle6e poa gliOen bleu lieeiom liot lor.
plunlret oeruco o. fom ion inaat no al inc 6oloer.
let bar Ell imnf Sfarionneraiten, goot % bel
iuo aar ii0eu BIN 3oraarsaiten, od airfefloifel bapoe
rinaet til ct mt 2iu ior Foul. aarene bapoe life glort
~iunocrlia 3oronoring pao Eet, tbi oct berte 10 meo
iii Sens Stillina iom @eroen5 Miotpinft. at ben ban.
oe en- bel Gel nnturlig 1ilbsieliabeo til at itaa title.
Men Oeito r~oIfere 6apoe Den suriae Geroen oreiet ia
loen ON Den. o. 9at eiter Nat par S%tierferne gaaeoe
runot ON oeh % boooe meo oct famine lille emil let
neo pao, 6pao @eroen faIote tort, oa bpao Den foIote
imnoI.
Do IsO aitenfloffen i9en. Tens 1oaer baOoe
miot oercs 5icrnbeS en- bis iublenoe alnne, iom ON
Sc ringeoe til 5eit, 90 oct gioroe De oaiaa. 96i noe
ira Den oioc @er6en isrie 9uitninsen en- goao MOB
@reooen. o. oct bar i9en en- aporte gegioenbeo for
Zen. Qoooen bar qopl % has 2pfte bierl, mems Sfo.
~Icnreiterrn % ~ooIfiniee andre Sienimeisonluger itoo oeo
Stranoen for at %mootoee BAN, og bener lite oenne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

Oenoe 0locers 9Irm % ia9Oc ue0 jim penligc, trobier.
tige Stentre:
4airfefloffeu ringer bam paa Nei, Raoam grus,
% Del betooer, at oor Serre er nteo, 9Dor ban eoar.4
9e0 oise Oro terre0e bun ior iiohe Sang line
Zine % piiteoe enonn en- @ahg meO 1T Sonmetsrfla-
De, inopn bnn giennie oct, % iou eff De allaiantnen biem
igen I'll Oeres title 2iu, mems 9oof ioripanot 40 9@per-
tprets iolbeifinneoe @eie. gorte nnr ban, og porte bIeD
bon, tbi 5orens lille 6or6oabninger off seller life
oeilne Sang Spiploelie ban blep 6perfen fasie.
ret eler ien0t bienl igen.
COM ia9t, % nj ombpaQeligt %uoDifIct, builfen
al Gnrterne Der egentlia bar beot iaren, 0eron par
Mleninaerne oeIte, % Oct gioroe life Sngen ftarere,
at Gptterue 6olot meo Sorel men 8ualene nle6 SfoIe.
meiteren. Get beoite nar ~imiolertiO, at 3i0en, JON
aIene funoe 9ioe inlo Oplpsuing oeroni. gif i'm @ang
noen at brnoe ii9 oct minoie ON De oelte Meniu9er.
Zen fonr, % ben off, % BOIL fom % gif meO oen, lana.
iomt, men %iiffert, Dofeoe 6sioe % uoen 5pipl ogioo
SGroom % 6oritano, men beuarenbe line 6utteoe
5oriner % runoe ainoer, life lllia en- 9uppe, Der itaoio
ionlneoe norlncr dg oct iorenIfeoe Gieblif, a ben ifal
brittle. SO lgngere 5ioen off. oeito l~ipligere Sober log
ban nnOer lit Splitter, % iom en- ianoon forbaabninas.
inlo 4nppe orog ban eiter iefs Mars IorIeb til Soneo.
itaoen iom 2tnoent.
Qaa ianne lib uouifleoe oaiaa lioen Gle fla iad
aoot. ION BET beu0es iuofranfeoe are0s loo Tia
asrc, o. bep, ion man frn6e nente. ualminOelig
iernf, iaarel Meieri ionl gioOIaonina. groprietGren
ielu berpmueoe til @o0an 9rns's 6emmeliae Stolt.
bo mango @anae heipot benOes Oporaaelie iom item.
menoc neo qgte, ioIioe Qrincipper. og naor Soren
imogte Be 4an0efager, bun bnatt. lopcoe ban ia meaet
Al 6enoes drentio. 3erbos bleB 6nn %Ian9itroft al 81.
0ir % bite en- itGrf 1ilbeielig6eo til at bofie neoen no
Al ,ne aioIer. @len nnor aitenen por fnnuf % title.
bol3t bun i%remoeIrs al at iiooe pe0 Stron6en o9 lptte
til alofetlanacn oeroore ira, in6til Sen ioripanot Den
flute, iorunoerliae @eroen oper 81 o. 9elae. % OF
iaa ior ben6es Grer lana aloffetonerne:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
Bestil nu!
ULESTJERNEN
-1014-

Indhold:
Jomfruen:
AT Pastor Fibiger. Ill. af Povl J6rgensen.
Skyggen:
AZ N. P. Madsen. Ill. at Luplau Jansen.
julien og Julens Forfatter:
AT Pastor G. Skovgaard Petersen. Ill.
af Clod Svensson.
Skandinavierens Julesang:
Eft hidtil utrykt Digit af II. G. Andersen.
Chr. Richardt.
AT Pastor I. C. Kali, ct hidtil utrykt Digit.
Den ny Forbindelse
AT Valgm. Prast Carl Koch. I'll. af A. Hou.
Nytaarsaften.
AT Henry Larsen.
Artilleristen.
AT Selma Lagerl9f. Ill. af Erik Henningsen.
En- Kejsersk@bne.
AT II. ]. F.. c.. Matthiesen.
En- Skitse.
AT of. Ricard. Ill. af FIR. Schwartz
En- Fortaling.
AZ Falk Rome.
Man vii erindre, at dette smukke Julehef-
te trods den betydelige Forsyning, vi faar
= hvert Aar pleier at blive udsolgt lenge for
Jul. Man opfordres derfor til at bestille i god
It'd. Heftet ventes hertil forst December
Man henvende sig til Stedets Prast, Husets
stedlige Agent eller direkte til os Prisen er
som altid so Cents.
3 Eksemplarer ...... 1916
-. $50
10 49,. $50
25 ...... s75
Netto-Portofrit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

aaom. foml Som, foml
0eiliat ooa at ioIoe no
9inqen. iom ni if Al @u0i
Som, foml Som. fom!
9pngiIen bar 10 ginaer iman.
Te fan ober Ssen naal"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

Adar Ratten ipeiler tnps fin BORG.
Run6t ON DC opbe 5tron0e,
D. tiger Der Ell gnnlmel Sorg
Op al DC lille Qnnocl
Der bar ben bullet Oulat % aIemt
Bag 9aaets traole StrsninIe,
Ger bar ben iiooet taps % giemt
paa mine ip1n0ne 2rsuunel
Ger bar ben pogtet pno Den Stat,
Com ieg en- Sang bar miitet,
90 lsiter Den title Rat
1c 0aab, Der lGn1it or briitetl
OJ oraeer ie1 fun iattig ben
Saennem Gn9ens 5rGnaiel,
Sper Rnt ben brin9er fro igen
Din 9igoom % min 9GiIgiell
81 ianger oen ct 5aareifpr
Sra 0aauen oct beie,
81 iiaar ben Spno % Smerte mar,
9ca elGoer ben nit giel
Zen tiger en- iagte Sang
Som 9Iomit al 9nttens lSaue
90 Ieoer mig Oog pitt en- @ong
III SimIen ira oct laoe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

Ser laa benoes Siertes title. 5entmeliqe 2ano
men liili1e Spner, Der aiemte Tia baa Saager, % me0
foritoo. Siot og mango ganae trppe0e ben0es lette
5eOoer oper Stien no aioroen % %itnn6ieoe fife isr
beo oct Doerite Funft al Den, Tor Der bar 8onerne fla.
rere og 9onoet nprmere. Oien life iiGloen lao ogioa
oeu aamIe sfolemeiter oe6 benoes Sioe. % par bans
Stenme emo liot fIonalss % ruiten, ioo lptteoe benOes
unge Sierte 6oe 9erne BERTH, o. al o. Ill, mar Den
LOO en- title. o~eltaaeuoe Strena an, fit Den Roierue til
at iprinae no pnd benoes aIn6er % benOe8 Zine til at
tinore omtnp meO Den ibnfen0e Col.
Mcu nnar iao bper par eanet til lit, % Qatiens
7uufelbeO boooe bullet oItine tit Chr, iaa Tom,
blanot mango andre alemte 5oaer, Den aanIe, ioruiloe.
De Zone irem os lang jim e1en, ppnieOe Sana:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

Dien pan 9cns g'reo itoo @noam 9rnS Fro.
prietaren par icp meO gaaoen Tor at IRE BOIL mo
+ gioei og brrgte ni%uefslenoe fit eolnmetertlaoe I'll
at bite neo o. til at terre line troiaitr 1aorer, Setre
iii o%oifiIIiec lisnenOe. Der par ialone gools aliiiert
on fiIate meo BAN paa geien iom %uionIiae enal' uens
bnn Ielp ioa IGnsielsfuIot biaeoe bort ira ocrcs oobe-
rene, aIoria ~ipiatenbr aiIoe Gle titteoe irenl bnaoeo
bcuoc oa aioroe Ct tnpprri fife dorisa pa al mile %
ie aIao uo. men miSt imoer Smilet, BRAT 5ln p%lioielia
@roaO o. flute sniiotei fin Innies Stole Den
Soren Ito6 peo SiOen Of Dem, %, rsrt al ia me- I
Sora, ntreoc ban en- baIu misnooia. boIo trsit'aa'
Tone:
mg9ooomnen ifoI life orroe, ior oet fan bpoe ia.
at oe f~asierer QouI 90 ienoer BAN biein iaen. liaeioli
De aioroc peo oct rsoe ,Ea. 90 iaa fan bet blipe aoot
enooa for oct rsoe "a iIoa oaiaa bng I'd. isrcno bum
bIcp pitfig"
men sfolemeiteren IasOe i'm Saanb paa ben sra-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

maomb foml Som, foml
GeiIiat oos at ioloe no
9inaen, iom pi iit al @uol
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geroen liager bio % itor.
epffens gIomit Oeruoe arorl"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
GAL


Borden Citizen
petition va circulated 81 week.
Dctltionlng Judge Re-dcr 10 order an
election 10 vote on isnsine bonds 20
the amount Of 1900. with witch to
build a new school building IN Gail
'ff:sss~n'v-iive names we're signed 70 the
peiiilon. aud the s'scsian was order.
I'd FOR July ism. Borden county Al.
ready boasts of having the best school
% any county In the state and with
our new school building aEd campe-
ient faculty. We can bosst u AZ good
schools a. will be found anywhere
~ the West
G. V Gates was IN town Saturday
Mr. tates has just returned from Lub-
book where he was operated on for
appendicitis. and ~ are glad 20 see
Mr.. Gates up aud doing ~ vel.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
SEMINOLE

Sentinel.
Ross Ho'mes. the younses, son OF
Nr and Mra Y B. Holmes. happened
10 a very serinus accident Tuesday
evening Ross was riding on go
tevil.' with hiH older brother Leo.
and tell from ne seat. One Of the
'nnF knives struck hts loot. Just above
the toes. almost entirely ampr,aiing
me foot only little q the Acsh and
skin on the urdtr side II the FOO,
being left but an enor, is bcisz made
20 save the foot Latest report states
that the child is resting we'll.
Dr. J. v. Guyton. OF Plnlnview. ae.
companied by q nurse from the Cry.
ton-Nichols saniiariun. were here on
Tuesday. on business. Or Guyton
while here performed couple -
slight operations while here. and cur
ried Mrs. Andy Gray 20 pisinview.
where she viii undergo an operation.
Roy Dean. who was seriously Gu;
on one Of the lover limbs few days
ago. when tho horse he was riding
rssn INTO fence. IL reported lmprov.
Ink II tool n stitches 10 sew up
hts wound. which the attending ply.
stefan stated was serious
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
HARRIS

Ferry County Herald
= w. Hooker and sife arrived from
lubbock last Tuesday to visit their
sos T. a. Hooker. andf amily here.
They started on 10 Lovlngon. - NJ,
sunday. 90 visit another son. JET
Hooker Mt and Mrs Hooker will
spcud a Few days here on their re-.
turn trip
Brit Clare went mp 10 the Ii-ranch
last Tuesday. returning Thursday
They we're branding 40 there. Brit
bought 80 head Of hotter calves from
~ Gordon.
Mrs. Ino W Baker aud two chill
dren Of Lubbock. are visiting the
Sawyer family We understand they
are old friends
We hear iois Of complaint " worms
boihering stock this year The Nal
e, ranch dehorned { sac head Of
,teer- recently. and they we're hav-
ing time doctorirr, them Tor worms.
W J. satierwhiie is moving the
q. : CATTLE ont of the wingo ras-
ture today. Tuesday We understand
mo o. Slaughter vii not renew his
lease on that pasture