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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
SHERRARD
Chapel to Ne Dedicated.

The bethlehem Union chapel which
has boon under process Of construction
since the laying o. the cornerstone. May
10. VIII be dedicated with impres sive
services. Sunday. October IS. a com
mittcc composed Of j. Elmer Bender SO
r MONTGOMERY and Isaac Robinson has
charge Of all arrangements Tor the dcdi-
catory services. ana they are issu nr in
fltNloua 90 numerous minister of
many evangelical denominations in and
days exercises.
The chapel O. "a thoroughly modern
structure. % which the Bethlehem com
munity IT, Justly proud. NJ On centrally
located in the hilltop village on "a iot
donated by simon Bopp ana has been
crested ~ the well known contractor.
" iiey and faWcetI The structure Ia
afN 90 feet in size. with an END eUteuefon
Tor r. lnrEo stage. Underneath ir r. hnrc
mcnt with cement floor. and fitted with
conkinE and dining CONVENIENCE for
hoidinf hauquota. auppcrH. etc. ON the
main floor are five sunday school class
rooms ard an auditorium room which
may D. thrown open a. ono room.
no A. frame buldiigE. rooted with
slate. ard the entire COY has been near-
lg $1,000. almost an 81 which has
already been paid ln or subacrIbad bv
INC gnthuelaatic people Of the nrirhbor-
mood Besides The contracted work quito
an amount o. work has been donated bv
VIC mon ~ the sunday school aud niI
clnFfe1 and members OF the SUNDAY
school have dono their part b. riting
enter talnmente serving dinners for tHr
men while working On thc chapel end
iu otnfr WAYS. The dedication OF fhr
chapel viii marx Az Important erarb ir
the lifc 81 this npuriahlnr uu-fo.dafe
sunday school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
NBW MARTlNSVILLB

The Daily Intelligence will .e found
e. sale at Agars CIGAR ana Frutt sfa,o
aaln street kannon's cigar ara Ervls
stand. Moves Thomas Iruff afauT r,E-
ihoinas Fruit stand. AZ depot
NEW MAHTINsvtLLE. sent "a
t,"gfFg futier. who lived near gre.a
tlill ol'n sunday rNtniUE be bad rn-
eern Wcu Tor some time hut on fr.
~ 10 phl rlriHu Ihe funeral DOB chtrrr
"l undnrfakrr Wharton. Will H. r,fr
ut Iho Iurt lrhau cemetery Tuaa.fs~
n NtflD glIi named Lowe uI.rr az
~. andy Mrfldowner 81 nroutft~
ti'N ffinHf after a lingering Nfmeaa
lnffHl fDrflrrs were held nf fhr W..
t..ileN nos bone SUNDAY Iuformeut Dol
W. .nr '.mctery udertaktr So b.
w MlHtnr hH1 chargr of tha fHnsrrr
Dos VINO VAS Killed Hf MourdrrIif. r.
liiulINn nn street COZ. arrived ner.
.HnH| afternoon UuM were fnErr. Ca rI.
tnrurr home at nun Ridge fnr bur.sf
iner d. Wharton bad charge of The
cashier % D. Bartlett OF the w.t,.t
'untt haua. wears "rmile that uff
I'l ,"inr ~ Ihe cause Ia Uunf a
hre baby Elrl arrived ne d. T.t y
'i.ihel snd chId ore doiug veil
NumuE man named EfNfun vas nr.
rested BY pnlDer travis Frifar on
e hargc ot hreatlng into "a room at the
Ilk hotel and stealing r. watch .rrr-
E lgthluF Huu HiN dollars iu money which
helnnEeu Co. Harry Weaver
In tho rockethnot containing tre
money was nj ono doliar hlu which rad
been tern in two ffs eNrhaured fhf-
90 the tirat National bank and tho Din
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

Is no win possession Of OFFICER TRAVIS
al the property was recovered exccpt
we pocketbook and part OF the money
which he SAYS he threw into the creek
as be was passing over the bridge
when confronted with the evidence
ne confessed but would give no account
~ htnscit further than TO say he came
mere from ParkersbuTg
ne Il good looking young man and
I ,s not Impress one - having reacned
me class or the hardened criminal IN,
wiz be compelled TO remain in jaiI until
'hs grand Jury meets in January.
ia ause Wills as special commissioner
day The property is located in bod
drldge county and WAS owned Dy a part-
nSn sn,lp OF indiNiduals. several OF whom
the purchasers. the price paid being
tl3,OOs. Before the recent slump i'm the
price OF oil the property would have
been cheap at this price. but as IL ia
the price paid wasenough.
w. x kearns and others are starting
back OF Friendly' This T. he eniv i ws,,
that IL beinb drilled 40 FAR a. We lknoVs
(which New Martinsville people are
Edward Myers and Miss Lena Nc
Sullough stole march on their friends
1 Sssx going to wheeling Thgrsday where
son OF County Clerk sylvester Myers.
ana Mrs. Myers Is the daughter OF l.. ID.
sM,eCeilonEh. track superintendent of the
Mrs. samuel Young OF Wallace. who
mas been visiting her parents Mr. ana
MIs. =; H. Martin, for several dag :.
returned TO her home Saturday morning
william tarlin Of Smithneld Was "A
business visitor In the city Saturday.
rat and John Carlin OF Archer NfTgff
Allen and Winter Allen Of Center Point
were here Ia connection with the sale
OF oil property Saturday
court.
William Kerns Of Archer and A. L.
chambers OF Smithheld were in town
Saturday.
Kenneth 3owyer. representing the
American Tobacco company. h. a guest At
the Brast hotel :
Dan KavanauEh was a Moupdsv,tte
visitor sunday
Superintendent Charles KisiE mas
been visiting schools out the short Line
J. y. Wayne OF Reader was in town
II. l.. Dunlap came In from out the
family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

d. %. treirht train crashed into
l1l train on The 40. 10. division between
lart .hurE Huu tairmOut Saturday. AL
Highland whore the engine was r0aifn,
nnu caused u Bad wreck 'rhD engine
was thrown or the track three car.
"mp .lfll orrirof 90. and tnf coal tiu-
rln almost knocked down rfr fiur.f.
had 90 b. heavily hrsced before the IN
finU could De- ~ uur out of the trar and
Quo ihg ir#rk aEHiu. Traffic was COM
trun. nrrr dctuured via Grafton
\ urrHilWnu uu The ff Il branch H..
wten 'fHitpn ard hrlinEtun. SATURDAY..
also caused s cHituuaa H. roif Irf. ~.
~ NffiH valley river Conductor krf.
ohm and fiaumau rufnan were Iu fnr
thuuesr DIT fra led cut and made thrIr
I--.. % In.LL ...LIImr ..n.rL..--.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

AlisssAfary Goudy spent the wall "a
y MN ner cousin. Miss Hidia Allen. OF
Mr. J. E. Evans. principal OF Mozart
ssS,nool, spent Saturday and SUNDAY vis-
Wy reiauyes in Washington. Pa
,Mlss Jennie SteindOrf, OF mozart laft
ihhuIsday evening for Milwaukee, wis
Nnere she win attend school '
rnee,,n VIII be a social and business
49,. Ing o. the Luther League this even
ing - the Christ Lutheran church.
spicndld program has been prcpared ana
re, res ments will be served
MIS-. Willie Davis Of Film Crov. 49,.
visiting her father and mother III 80
MIS-. Geo. Merniau. sunday 49, anu
-. ~, kiEer. CORRESPONDENT for this
1870 it,t friday evening for Marvyiile
enn.; where he will spend the yS,ntsr
attending the Maryvflle COLLEGE
~ ~. and Mrs W D. CANADIAN. Of
reiativSs a, s,i,os SUNDAY the guests Of
the speakers on "rhe New Ffpincist
Pieosan, rim Mno were were 70 have spoken ~
some reason. missing a very ~
suoience was present. but the fninistsr
l,,t ~ Ic. proved very sstisfactorv
Mr. and Mrs. y. VI. Britt visited 81, III.
D. - ki@er home SUNDAY. W"
soi5 80 friday evening party Of young
land drove by way or t.io, ,slE ~
Mayman.s Inn. az bethlehem. Where 40
rVi,..lt 1'rNed. They returned L.
~ as ~ ne White am Grad.
gioae ~ LONDONDERRY. ohio. SUNDAY ig
Lh.lr new Ohio car. 90 visit Mrs Ustb.s
~. and Mrs. W ~. johnson
o. ioilowing were Cundsy ,ieit..-.
~ ~. l'"w berry fram Joseph gard,n.r
~ ,.en FINER. Herman Stabriabf 81
W.. ~. "h.sii orad. John Cook of sac
veil OF Wheeling. "'N ~
nc Neighhurhood HibIe class al
t,,'Ni'hnm VIII meet this rtrrrf- L..
ihc Dew chapel af tHsf nIa~, pr
nn't is invited Co. attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Two great areas OF mgh pressure at
tended by fair and 0ol Weather-one
central over the Lake region and Ohio
valley and the other over the northern
kions-cover the entire country. except
the northern portion OF the upper val
leys; where there Is a sliSht storm for
nation
Light frost temperatures occurred In
secu9ns OF the upper Ohio valley and
New England.
The only precipitation reported during
the past "a hours was O2 at Sheridan
wye, and .O1 at salt Lake, Utah.
fair and cool weather 10 indicated for
trost in places tonight
Local data; Highest temperature YES
terday. az degrees: lowest last night. az
degrees; no rainfall
Inc ohio will probably continue To
TALL slowly In the district
II. &. HOWE.
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
CANDIDATES INTriATgo.

The members Of Baltimore lodge AZ
on interesting meeting held last even
ms. Initiated . class % candidates In
70 the mysteries Of the order through
well attended By the memhere and
much interest Was manifested Aside
from the initiation Of the candfdafsr
only routine business matters we're
transacted
This evening. Wheeling lodge No
llf hnights OF Pythlas. viii meet ana
On Ffidsy eyentng. ohio Nolley lodge
No ai az their headduarfera IN III.
Odd Fellows building AZ the corner ~
Twelfth and Chanline atrestE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Butter-
STEADY; creamery. extras 500 3OIsc:
hrsts % q 2Shc: seconds 2Bh a. &c:
process extras 2sa2s1sc: ladies' current
makes frsts 22Is a 23c: seconds 21h a
22e; packing stock, current make No. ?.
goa 2Oisc.
Cheese-Steady; state. whole milk
fresh white and colored specials ISIS. a
l6c; do average fancy 15L d15ihc:
skins "a 14c.
Eggs-Irregular: fresh gathered ex-
ira line 2H u soc. extra hrsts. 26ff &c:
nrsts 240 Csc; seconds 22H 23c: state,
pennsylvania and nearby hennery
whites S5H soc do gathered whites IS
~ S5c; do hennery browns 500 32c; do
gathered browns and mixed coiors IS a
csc.
Flour-ouiet and lower to effect
sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
FINANCIAL.

pieted with the 70. a -. headquarters for
a. special tutn this week 10 bring dele
Hauuus from the district between
siattuu ana ClarksburE Co the bromley
tabernacle meetings. Large crowds nave
nern assured rom number OF inter-
ncHlatr towns and several hundred
persons are expected 90 make the jour
ntf 90 this citf. Friday night was stud
ems night uud four nunurcd students
,"m iNe high school we're present. NcNt
NJ cdneadly night viii nud the entire
hudR % business and professional men
Iu attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

Sis hundred students. INSTRUCTORS and
guests enjoyed luncheon Friday oven-
wlth br o. 49, bromley aud parfv ~
toe guests az honor I'rof Bonner. 0f
tne uith school was tuuatmaater A
-Hoft musical program was followed bv
tnnfrHafH fIufu Goo members 0f the
board uf education. Cifg sunerfnfenfsrt
turnr. iIuf Bonner aud Or. ilramfet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

some UNUSUALLY extensive timber
operation are hHiuE conducted nu
trHudHfaffH run. ln sand ffIfI dirtrIot
Nrtuur MARBLE and HnrHfhieI Marble nf
lrlannlnhla. uurraaHsu aflndlnr fimbrf
rufficiouf to saw out ABOUT zoo 600 raef
ara On thr Hrlurr farm 10000 ferf To-
saw un this larrr quantity fhr uurchaa-
fera cav NTH witch ia aef ed u r9uter.i.
ent location on The run. nf r. point more
Than mile above the BOLIVAR place on
ground owned hV CYRUS f.ffI0ff sTIa
Jun nfr making work has hrrn roins
Toward rapidly durlur the fine uoafHrr
he aas mill men and woods warkars
arc oamrinE In fmprdVleed ahanflea
tfrr rrL 1ral teams busy haufing aeav
tur flashed product The tfnThrr Ii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

y new vein ~ cHonl hes been found
on we property OF Che Harrison Coal
company atINrCOuncl near this CITY ff
la me famous Red stone coal. U hfrh
has not been operated heretofore IN
laNlor county. Tire vein uca eurra rfr
Ierl Two lurhra &C clean coal and o.
aid 20 hr entirely without iuuurlfira
The comran NiF arraurlur 90 r1fn = Gin.
rlc from NE urrninE ~ TIE new vain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
rmprovemsats at mozart school.

"a new plano from Davis. Burkhann A
, hsies mas recently been purchased by
~, ~. MozsIt scnool. new electric bell
,, ihstsiied IN the lower hall connect
i"S Win the room upstairs.
ID o SiA'yeh new seats are being added TO
~ sSoin beSause OF the large enroIlment
ana has an excellent literary society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

iinlf hundred football enthusiasts
from This city attended the WESLEYAN
CARLISLE football Same nf Clarkahure
SATURDAY.. dozen automobiles drove
Through Tor che game while sd trains
between this ritY and CInrEahurr bore
delerutiona to the rame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

sidney hurdrtte one of che best
An""n lHunE men of this city. has been
admitted tr thc TnNluf county bar and
nHH been at work during tnp present
90 n uf court &c. hHa studied law af
fnf WcHt Virginia tuiNffaifN and fu
whom ne Will De- naanrf4f.f hrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

Mrs. j T.. MaEllI. who has besn vfst,-
ING in Philadelphia for several weeks.
nae returned 20 that city
Mrs. Reed Noble and little dauehtss.
ieen. returned % their home a. Man-
ninsten saturday after short visit
with Mrs Mary Noble
br = smith % returning fhia vel,
from Nova scotia where he vac caiied
uis nred mother
Miss Ida stockman 81 Wowieahurr
visited Mrs W. T.. browning Last wert
MISSES NeheCca Jackson aud Eafa
huttcucutter ~ rarkcrsburr are the
guest or Nc. and Nrs Alan Hodrer
hnrl HeVorln % Miles city Mont
lH ltinf here FOR a couple % weeks
tlrfer1Iu "+'ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

Ihr banquet and social session ~
tIaftHu Lodge $50. 6ts. Lnlal Order af
Moose uu Thursday uIaht af the Wrrr..
hell wac one 81 thU most surrararuI
lodge events of toe year. Tour hundred
mcmhrra 30 thr order their faufitns
and Invited guests. were present UI.
rector M. fruNHu had charge OF fna
evening session. Past Dictator A. 81
n MEANS was Sos stuIasfsr Tor ne han
quot Clarence T.. burnett associate
national Director 81 thc order Wa
amuug The numerous 81 town guests AL
TIE banquet and be delivered the nffn-
ripal address % thc eNeuiur D. uarf
idlY. ~ the local lodge also rave q
short address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
school Undsrroinr ROMAN,

me YAK Hill school OF sand Hin dis
sIlSt - undergoing extensive renairs
Detore the opening OF the term. Besides
iitISh inside work. a new porch Is heinz
aeueu- RMS has somewhat DELAYED INC
SPsnihk OF the term. but as soon as The
Mo,k - finished the school viii omen
WIN rom Nelch. OF Viola. in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

rms - the season for putting IN en-
sase Tor the winters feeding and IN
many places about here the dairvmen
srl farmers are very busy fiIlinE siios
mere u more OF this work than usual
Delng Done this year: the people are
sIa1usily learning the economy ana ad-
new silas have been erected WITHIN ths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

Under the able direction OF Mr.. Harry
Marsh. the Shorrard merchant An AZ
tendance contest has been started in The
affSeouy organized Mems Adult Bible
class. which meets every SUNDAY p,orn-
ing az 10 O'Clock. at the Pleasant TtiiI
church. The class Is divided into two
, , ~. slues. the Reds and the Blues and
me work OF securing new members and
ooSstlng the attendance. The contest
VIII continue only six weeks ,yhc,, 4,
VIII probably end with a banouet 1t.
siH,. was fortunate In securing PRINCIPAL
y. Shroyer, or the Sherrard schools
iss.o ssacher, and the Sunday morning
instructive anu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Rumors OF an
ultimstum from Russia to Turkey had
something TO do to-day with causing an
advance I'm the price OF wheat. Closing
quotations were steady at %91&c
above saturday night. Corn suffered a
net decline of 40 &c to Sd%c. but
oats finished with gain of &c In
provisions the outcome varied from I'M
changed figures TO a rise Of 45c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Sept 2s-Credit bal
ances Si.f5. Runs 10000: average SIS
T76. Shipments 5000: average 1929.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
NOTICE

For the accommodation of ship
pers having deliveries to make be-
tween Bridgeport and Barton
while the highway is INSTRUCTED by
public improvements being made,
two trips Of Express Car each
week will be made-ear leaving
10th street. Wheeling, at 2 P. NJ.
on Tuesday and Thursday.
Rates in effect as given in
Wheeling Traction Company, |. c.
c. No. 2, copy of which may be had
on application TO General Office.
WHEELING TRACTION co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

mostly oak. the finest to be found I'm
t this section The lumber Is selling read
ny 10 local builders and to large buyers
~ tNr away as New York. The set will
probably D. finished before the holidays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
FINANCE
violent Rise IN Foreign Exchange on
London Predonninatino Feature
OF the Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. ,s.-By reason
of its important bearing upon the in
ternational money market. to-day's
violent rise In foreign exchange on
London overshadowed all other finan-
cial developments. Cables rose to 500
and demand sold at sol. each repre-
senting a gain of cents per pound
sterling over last Saturday. and restor-
ing rates to the highest quotations for
these remittances since the latter part
of August
The advance was occasioned largely
by an increased demand for London
bills by persons having large obliga-
tons TO discharge abroad early in Oc-
tober. when many s0-day bills viii ex-
pire. II was the general expectation
that these maturities would be met BY
new grain and cotton bills, but the
supply OF the latter has been especial
ly small. because OF the embargo on
exports of that staple.
Delay Causes Confusion.
Moreover. the 800. 900. 900 gold pool
was counted on to relieve the ex-
change situation. but delay in the con-
summation OF that project has added
TO the general confusion of the market.
NhANh was D0Aututu Win n idItt snort
interest. Apropos OF the gold fund.
the local committee In charge was in
active communication to-day with
banks at other reserve centers. urging
the speedy payment of their share of
the pool. The committee hopes that
a portion of the 500. OO0. 900 will be
available for use before the end OF
the week.
Apart from the furry In foreign ex-
change, which reacted slightly later,
most of the days news was of a con-
structive character.
IL is noteworthy that money eased
here. some four months OF over-year
loans being placed at per cent. The
new city notes recorded higher quota
tons. with a better inquiry for other
short term notes. There were some
foreign sales Of our bonds and notes
under the new arrangements of the
stock exchange, but no figures were
available. II Is known. however. that
practically all these transactions were
at moderate concessions"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. .. 93G94c.
Hsrley-5Sff 72c.
Ttmothy-S3.75n 500.
Clovcr-Nominal
Pork-S17.25.
l.ard-Ss.67
Idbs-SSii.55G 1905.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 2S-Cattle
STEADY. supply 100 cars Choice 80 al
d975; prime SS.9OGs.2b
Sheep-Higher. supply 20 double
decks. Prime wethers S5.75dsOO. cuIis
S.25. WV"
Veal caives-s1i.5OM12
hogs-Activc. receipts 81 double
decks. Prime heavies S9.2Oda2b: med
lums and heavy workers. Ss35Hs40.
light workers. S9.OOHsi0: pigs SS55T
$50; roughs $1,000 SEQ.
CHICAGO. Sept 2s.-Hogs-R
10000 head; strong. Bulk SsIO4Ss5:
light $3.50 9.i5: mixed sS1Oas1B:
heavy tI.SOHS.S5; rough S7SOa795:
pigs S475Q $50
Cattle--sseccipts $4,000 head. nm
changed, steady. Beeves s6Tb0II Oh
steers S6.2O4 80. stockers and feeders
300; calves S7.5Od11.25
Sheep-Receipts $1,000 head: steady
sheep t4.5S15.7S: yearIings s56OGs50:
lambs s6.25uTT0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

down 20 the present tippls ana op~r.,,
the two veins together
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MAGAZINE
ADVERTISING

Is for high class PROPOSE
tons having or seeking
national distribution. II
involves much work, best
done by well informed
and equipped Advertising
Agencies. Our door is
open-Admission is free
Come in and look us
over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29

Special Train 20 rabsrnscis Services.
Arrangements have about been cow
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-02
w n kE s u p
TIL Z LIVE R

g.iy-Ver4I.ax puts the liver in tone
to perform its proper functions giving
new life. new vigOr and strength to
the entire asystem Read what
prominent Texas farmer writes 10
Liv-Ner-LaX.
April z 1914.
Il take pleasure in saying for pub.
LEGATION that by the use of Liy-Ner-
Lax have been cured OF a disease
which Is correctly described by the
recognized symptoms of Bilionsness.
Stomach and Liver troub e, Constipa
ton and resulting complications. and
recommend its use TO all like suffer
err j. ii. Brewer
A. Fl. Cain, witness.
harmless vegetable compound,
guaranteed to relieve all liver trou-
bies: wonderful, quick and happy in
results, having no nauseating, weak
ening effects like calomel. Sold in
5ac and 81 bottles. Buy from drug.
aists or from Lebanon Cooperative
Medicine Company, Lebanon, Tenn.
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FINANCIAL STATUS
UNDERGOES change
EXTENSION OF BRITISH MORATO-
RUM HAS A DlSQUlETlNG
EFFECT ON MONEY.

New York, Sept. Financial senti-
ment again was affected adversely to-
day by the extension of the British
moratorium and a slight hardening Of
foreign exchange. Acknowledgment
by the chancellor OF the eXchequer
that it would be unable 20 attempt to
resume specie payments at this time
conceded with private advices re
ceived here.
The recurrent rise in exchange once
more was attributed to the reported
advance of the German army towards
the French capital Anent the ak
change market it was universally de-
clared that enough exchange had
been accumulated by New York to
meet its obligations abroad. Demand
sterling was quoted at 5.0I and cables
at sos. There were some scattered
quotations for exchange on Paris bul
these proved to be merely nominal
while German marks remained un-
quoted.
There is reason to believe that the
eastern railroads will follow the lcad
OF the Pennsylvania road, which neS
increased its Interchangeable mile
age. This is in line with the recon-
mehdations of the interstate com
merce commission made on August J..
when it handed down its freight rate
decision. 1t is understood some Of
the eastern roads already are prepar-
| ing tariffs on interstate trips at the
rate of 2 1-2 cents where this can ne
done without conflicting with state
laws.
Important railroad systems today
submitted July reports. That Of the
Union Pacific shows a moderate let
decrease. but the New York Central
reports 100000 increase in net rev.
enues due to a heavy decrease in tx
penses. Both roads made vastly
better showing than the Pennsyya.
MIA. whose revenues east and west Of
Pittsburg reflected reduced tonnage.
Routine developments included a
statement from the Stock Exchange
gearing house indicating that all but
one per cent of the business con
tracted en- the day the exchange
closed has been cleaned up, another
shipment of gold to Ottawa and, a
plan proposed by bond brokers to re-
sumo business on restricted scale
subject to the approval of the bank
ing authorities.