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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25
cireuit court cIerks eIeet.

Charles c Mas. Milwaukee. clerk
of circuit court, and Theodore Dam
mann. Milwaukee, county treasurer,
were each elected president of their
respective state association at the
close of the two conventions at the
Ectel Wisconsin. Milwaukee.
Fhe other officers are; Circuit
Court Clerks association-Vice-pr esi-
dent J. Ovrum. WSupaca: secretary
treasurer. p NJ De Diemar. Kenosha;
executive committee, c. r Mooers,
deputy clerk West Bend; J. C. Bran
Del. Jefferson
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25
AUG. q. 1914.

Austria declared war on Belgium.
German auxiliary cruiser Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse sunk by Brit
ish cruiser Highflyer off West coast
of Africa.
German cruiser Magdeburg sunk
in Gulf of Finland.
Three day battle begun at Ger
teIsburg, East Prussia, that result
ed in Russian defeat.
French retreated from Lille, Rou-
baix and Valenciennes.
Japan Blockaded klaochoW.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25
THE EUROPEAN WAR A
YEAR AGO THIS WEEK
Aug. %, 1914.

Aug. %, 1914.
Japan declares war on Germany.
Namur, Belgium, captured by the
Germans.
Germans advanced westward
against Mons and CharIeroi.
French and English forces moved
northward against German right
wing.
Germans occupied LunevIiIe'
northeastern France.
Austria announced victory over.
Russians at krasnik.
Aug. "a, 1914.
Retreat of the English forces
from Mons began.
Germans in East Prussia retreat
ed before Russians.
Antwerp bombarded by German
Zeppelin.
Japanese warships bombarded
Tsingtau.
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AUG. %, 1914.

aug Gos 1877
French cabinet issued a mani
festo.
Gen. Won kluck defeated the
French near Maubeuge.
Gems. Won BueIow and Won Hau-
sen defeated the Franco-5elgian
forces between the Sambre and the
Mouse.
Two German cruisers and two
torpedo boats sunk by British fleet
near Heleoland.
Germans attacked the Belgian
Congo.
German airships again bombarded
Antwerp.
Norway and Sweden formed mill
tary alliance to preserve their neu-
trality.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25
M'CLARYGRAMS

He who lies must sometimes crawl.
1t is cas-, to tell the man to whom
one can tell nothing.
The man wno gets two ideas at once
isn't much better. off than he who
gets none.
There are some people whose chief
study in business might be called that
of "trickencmetry.f
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25

Some men haven't any homes. And
other men are married to suffragettes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25

A Useful Tailored Style Is the Design
Shown Here; 1t May Be Carried Out
in Cloth, Serge, Gaberdine or WOOL
len Cord. Desirable FuIIness Is Given
to the Skirt by Two Flat Plaits That
Are Made Each Side Both Front and
Back; They Are Stitched Nearly to
the Knees, Then Are Left to Fall
Free. The Coat Has Sleeves Set In
to Ordinary Armholes. Hat of Dark
Blue Taffeta, With Clusters of Cher
ries Under the Raised Brim.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25

For just holding
money, jewelry,
and a few letters,
the band need not
be more than
about 6 or 7
inches deep. but
one of larg er
size would be USE
full when garden.
ing, or d DIN &
household work;
aS will bo caar
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25

1t takes whole lot of crumbs of
comfort to make square meal
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-08-25

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
Liver Troubles Cause Disease

When the liver gets out Of order
and refuses 10 DO It's work properly
Il causes more serious trouble than
most people think. Ones COM
plexion becomes yellow. they are
dizzy, have those Distressing sick
headaches. and IL the disordered
liver is not given attention in time
It will lead on TO typhoid fever for
IL is generally poisonous waste
matter that has not been expelled
from the body and is over-running
the system that causes disease.
TRlETS. spearmint Favored.
pleasant laXatiyes. will remove all
that poisonous waste from the
body and prevent all these all
ments. TRIETS keep the liver and
bowels working in good order and
az is seldom that anyone with a
good healthy liver and bowel sys-
tenn succumbs 10 any disease.
Take TRlETS for constipation.
bilious attacks, sick headaches and
all liver and bowie troubles.
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FINANCIAL.

Corps will meet In regular session ia
q. 4. u. hall Friday evening. March 2Gtn
az 6.aV.
Rev. l.. :. Rose. pastor Of the Main
street NJ. =. church sim continues III al
his home on West Main street. by "a
severe attack OF bronchitis.
18th and 10th.
Miss Ethel Gigsou entertained the
members Of the Entire Nous club al her
home on West Main street. Thursday
evening. The evening was pleasantly
spent In conversation and fancy work
and delicious refreshments were served
By the hostess.
Arion Carpenter has returned to
here.
James Mccoy. OF Cameron. W. Va.
was "a recent visitor here.
Mrs. Howard Davis. Of Tacoma, has
brother and family. Charles Higginbot-
tom, OF North Lincoln avenue.
old ffavoTites win take part in the
Frank Kennon. Of this place. had the
misfortune 90 have his foot burned at
whore he IS employed one day this wees
Miss Helen Chappcll or Hiram COLLEGE.
IS hone foTyg visit with her parents. Mr.
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Fred HOFFMAN. OF New
ARK. are here FOR a visit with their sister.
Mrs Charles Schafer and mother. Mrs
Amelia Anderson, Uf West Main street
Ing Grammar p. grsdg,ss VIII glye an en-
day, April 9th. Admission I'VE cent?
Mrs. Margaret Ault o. Bond avenue.
stlll continues seriously iu.
Miss Marie FoElc Of Atlas. was "a
visitor iu this city, Wednesday.
Attorney W. -. Chappoli returned to-
day from business trip 20 Columbus.
Mrs. 10. NJ. Murphy and Mrs Joseph
Inc Harrison. Of Bethesda were in town
shopping Tuesday
Isaac Andorn. Of Cleveland. has been
spending "A few days here
Miss Mabel Nichols. o. North Arch
street. viii leave saturday for "a weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs Raymond Dur
hin. ~ GAINESVILLE. o.
Rev. carl Gilmore % Fnfrvfew wae IA
visitor here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Ross Merritt. OF this
place, were recent visitors az Bethesda
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THE WE ATHE r
CONDITIONS


The low pressure area a. passing
eastward over the Lake region TINS
morning. attended By showers. the
cloud area extending southwark over
the Ohio valley.
A high pressure area OF much force,
atts nded by decided falls In temper
allure, covers the Northwest and up
per valleys. extending southwark over
the middle west. In the northern por
lions % Minnesota and North Dakota
the morning temperatures were near
zero and the line OF freezing temper
ature extends southwark 20 southern
Kansas
The low pressure. warm weather
area continues over the middle TIA
teau sections
Unsettled weather. with probably
rains. Is expected In this vicinity to-
night. followed Friday BY fair and
colder
Local data: Highest temperaturc
yesterday. IS degrees: lowest iasl
night. 81 degrees: no precipitation.
The Ohio in the district will pro-
badly change but slightly during the
next 80 hours.
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school, Mr.. 4. l.. Winters. supsrintend-
emit al Bible classes organized. ~ 90.
morning worship. subject The Trium-
plant Messiah" special service Tor
Psalm sunday. The Chidlrcn's chorus
viii sing. Special music by chorus
choir; 80. Junior League. the pastor
viii lead this service. 6.45. Epworth
League, "a splendid program has been
Jet: The whitc-robed ThrOnE" Spc-
clal services each evening OF Holy week
The members are urged 90 avail them
selves OF this means of Erasc Tor the
renewal OF their faith in the Lord Jesus.
We anticipate season OF gracious re-
freShtuE
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TWILIGHT, W. VA.

. I"lalsIT. ". We. March 49, kfr
.,.'fEr Elmer. Of Union HUI has ans
H.tn. POO. marriage fu Miss Katherine
Wv tl.n place April 3 or the home n
~. nrll" Ihn happy couple viii leave
~ snort honeymoon. NffHr trrH 10
Hui '' "''"
Mr. Hert kiwm.UH. of Twilight en-.
.eLialnrd few OF hIa friends nt Hfa
home laaf Tuesday evening. Tho even.
'"F Mha spent iu "a social affair
p. ". tisfrr vac O. business caller fn
.H" City Tuesday fa.f
Mr.. Dan T1sahmar. Of rID gr... ID.
VISITING h'H brother of TWILIGHT
Arch Grey and Roy Fisher were Uu.|.
CATERS lu InH city IaHf HHfHrF4.
- lhero WIZ an entertainment In ths
VT "lurHdFF. March o.
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. Mf. Everett Devices member OF TTfph
s'hool has ketbaI team. went 20 Quaker
SHilrlay, evening 90 play
fol. Miss Ev1 Hunt was the guest Of her
ncle Harley Campbell Of BarnesyiIt.
SATURDAY -Hd SUNDAY
Mr. thris Mansfield and Mrs Ttpto,
~ hhfneHyllle spent last week nd ths
nom" ~ their brother William iisrria
IteN were called hero by the serious
'i 'iiiiss' or th'ir mother Mrs Harris con-
william Hsffner. was a. business cali
or IN town, Saturday.
,., W ,I.. ana Mrs. Lawrence Skinner west
p E. Naylpr. Friday. They usrs afrgr5-
painted By Miss sadie skinner ~ FSir-
Mr. James Trott raised q i,rr. b,r,
IgsFdaJ. There we've 90 men helning
9Rd Ars. william Boyd and daIgh-
t.r hllda, sfent sunday III ths h1n. Of
their father silss bailey OF Har1s.t',ii.
Ihey also visited Mr. aud Mrs Uav sIt-
~ and Miss Campsic bailey Of lie same
Mr a. p. carpenter and daughter Mias
~ Eugene Ss,f 's sise einS " is. Monday
sgrhogd ne vas The guest 81 Afr ana
we Nayigr. az aud Mrs Vs. H'
Tr.aIs. "r and Ar9 Charley Burdy ~
Ms James Trott returning 10 Har1es.
tlle "a lraay. and was The guest %
atr,' -, Davis ne Irweisr until sunday.
NJ John BROOKS ana dIurrf.- ,ff-,
vera. were shoppiug Boz town. SATURDAY.
audrey, luez. and Harold Fisher spent
.tlosf Win Their grandparents Mr. and
Mss J. FOREMAN ~ -rsIIal
Mls' WARY Harris attended church at
W. Fred Howell 81 s1mert1r vas the
day.
Niss Edith leo of srsiFai who fa teach
Ing school near Janfar.ITra a.-.f.u...f
With H"r parents
,tarI.T Hrnf gf Goshen Ridge was a
city caller SATURDAY..
NJ HnVmuud IrV ard Samuel phil
IirH urrr calling In town saturday
rlfr.I NI.r0E uHH Dol fuHr IHaf ~ tho
week
uH visited no g b NrvfHr. rrIfr.
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First Unitarian church Tof .tr..t
near iweltth. Rev. Howard A. Psase vii
preach next sunday morning al l0.4E
GP3n 90 religious kcyIvnls True and
hlse Noman.s Alliance Tuesday ai
?, ucl"ch. with address by Miss Florence
hoge Equal Suffrage" Mems I.iberal
viuu igeHday evening At ; o'clock. MIR
!, apltal and Labor from the Good Mi
standpoint The discussion will h.
uIcncd bN VT. WnItcr n. HIItnn
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. March 2B-Rutter-
flrm. creamery extras tgZ scorel 2sc.
creamery higher EcorinED 2gtA "a soc.
creamery hrsts 26'4 % Sc, seconds "a
Eggs-Easy. fresh gathered extras %
el4c' Ht"faEe packed nrstF 10 extra
urstH ~ y p 2lcs regular packed. arsf.
lH|z m EniaCs nearby heuuery whites rna
22tac. %
'heese- Irregular. state whole milk
fancy lGUI6fr '"h
Flour 'usofffad.
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The First Spiritualist church viii bott
sSrN lSes IN the odd Fellows hall SUNDAY
MSich me Ssth AT 5.aO J.. M Lecture
followed with spirit messages nov a.
W. Way, pastor and pSychfC. t'biIJrer,is
bIokItsslFe lyccum viii De- held in al.
iH,tum building a. the corner 81 Mary
.y;Sv a. m; Daniel j. Gessler. conductor.
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pARKERsBURc srREEr soNos
SELL FOR g8s63 pPFWfiJw

lI-UlL.L n. OBJ. IrTHTfI. rrarr
iAHkEHsHTRg. W. Ea tfarcb ~
Tho Urn Third National HanF of
~. .nnaII va. 'nD Hurursaful bidder
today ON Z. 600 common ta.rf f--,,.
for street Improvement in partors
NH-r Hf hif of fTEFH rrtmfnrI ~
ana accrued interest The h0ufs be.r
NL' p'' cent interest Tho uurrnaarr
va one N nearly score OF rfnnnrs
M" bids ranged from PAR and accrued
interest without UTer ~ rromiun to
mo amount which purchased he Issue
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valley OF Dry Bones" Tho revival ser
vices ar" on In earnest, fine audiences
80 ns'tlnE ~. A. A. W. HIN the cele-
Iail % hear this gifted speaker. lei
inc Christians Of Wheeling and yfcfuff,.
So On The iurng line and work tor
Nhrlst as neNer bcfNre
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. March 25.-DeaIings
In stocks contracted considerably TO
day, but prices continued 70 forge
ahead. numerous hiEh records for the
year being scored. The advance com
pretended many representative shares
IN the railway class. such a. Atchison,
81 Paul, Great Northern. Northern
Pacific and Louisville a Nashville.
these showing gains Of I TO 2 points
Union Pacific retained IL leader.
ship with a substantial advance over
Its high price OF the previous session,
and southern Pacific. baltimore a
Ohio and a few stocks IN the interna.
tlonal list also went TO higher levels.
Offerings for foreign account were
again a factor and probably a restrain
Ing influence. particularly In linton
Pacinc and United States Steel. Sales
through London thus far this week
are estimated at as much as 10000
shares. but the precipitate liquidation
which was feared on Londons accept.
ance OF this markets minimum prices
has not yet materialized.
trading included the anthracite shares
Canadian Pacific and minor issues
Ike those comprising the former
Gould group. Final prices we're most.
~ under the top level, but the under
tone yielded little OF its frmness.
Withdrawal OF one OF the most
prominent financial institutions from
the exchange market contributed 10
greater strength In quoted rates on
almost all foreign markets. Total
sales. 1880 shares
Bonds were more active and higher.
Total sales, par value. s.. 909 900
United States bonds were un.
changed on call.
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PRrsnYrrRIAu.

First Presbyterian church 1901 Chap
line street CLAUDE Porter Terry. pastor.
Services sabbath Morning 1898. the
Theme Christian Stewardship. Al 1880
~ the evening They King Cometh. d"
Men Bible Class morning BIB. chris
tlan EudeaNor at G.45. evening This
Church b. open every hour to- the day
and every day tn the weck Visitors are
Welcome at any and an times ElEh-
teeuth street ChaTeL Sabbath school At
ESQ y. "a. Nesper- az 4 D. m.
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In the Churches
LUTWERAE

ZION Lutheran church-Or. az tta
most conscientiously ob-erved a.,-s An
ss ~ SS'i = S sy year IN ne Lutheran
Iens igr AZ a. elaborate ~ Tor
l.AsteT t.seif II marks the beginning
- - - Mees and tts rites and cememo-
nles arr most attractive. ~ Mill b. .
sreat DAP ~ Old Zion Lutheran church-
$3.50 great stress - laid on the proper
.u-erN ahce 81 The entire sacred year. At
al confirm ths catechetical ciasswhich
~ 90 under his instruction since last
~. snt Tour persons Viii receive
pastors hands on this day. me ser
MN A. THIS service will b. in English
Vel a. thc confirmation service
church are always in the Ensltsh ian
su-s,. ana on this sunday will prove
very beautiful Zion church has a large
work under the direction OF pr II. A
hrookes. the urEsntst. ON SUNDAY nirht
thls Vel trained Equalization viii rem
der MAgndsr. s.-From oliver 10 Cal-
vary" This L. a very churchiy Cantafa
and especially appropriate FOR this time
~ me year. several members % the
ehoir viii render solos IN the course Of
this cantata- Their Nance follow. MIS-
Tara p stroebgl. Miss Marie oei.ner.
bickor.
An Innovation Is being inaugur.,.a for
Holy Week under the Zlon RrStberbood
From Monday q nspecial noon-dav ser
wees Ntll be conducted In this church.
which are 90 last but one-half hour. IL
l. done FOR the purpose OF Etyins tbs
public an Opportunity Of properly OBJ
serving the Week OF Passion Of the
savior OF the World Rev Renss will
- assisted % several OF his ministerial
Irlends IN these services Including the
lteNs bystnEer, Dr. koontE. Rev. I..yeu-
oerger and Dr. Birmingham. There Will
% ms piretional Lente& music. includ-
Ina solos BY Miss Clara Strueb.i Miss
Bertha Nader. OF Martins FERRY. Judl>,
Alan Robinson and others The public
- requested 20 look upon these services
a. their very own and To come and an
proprlate all the benefits accrulng
thcrcfron.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Sahdy Ridge. o. March z5-The con-
stefation Of Lower Sandy Ridge No 3
Easter entertainment that viii be giv.,,
-tnlaS AFTERNOON a. D. m. The com
Hllttee ~ chafEe o. the affair are work
one Is invited TO attend.
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SHERRARD


Rev. o. q Riddle viii preach ~ tho
Limestone Presbyterian church on sun
day 1t DO 30 o'clock and 90 Allen Grow
90 3 90 O'clock Communion services will
Vnrafury services viii BE- held AZ the Al
Ieu Grove church on Saturday evening
ct O. 30 o'clock
REV a. Il Rire VIII preach a. the
Pleasant HiI Methodist church al ZOO
o'clock and at the at Oliyct church al
30 ~. m.
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Grange Meeting.

\ banquet viii be held al Belmont
granEe Wednesday evening March "a. A
ll' r. eiass or new members will be tax
De re-iustated "i''
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 2B-Wheat Wa
termed 'Pesoe feeling had much effect
to-day in lowering the value on wheat
The market, which throughout the SEES
sion leaned heavily TO the bear side was
weak az the close, ana 4 &c 20 lac IN
der last night. Corn finished Z ffIr off
and ofts varied from EHic decline 10
sc advance In provisions. the outcome
ranged from Ac decline To a rise OF
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,,, The Third Erres,ey,srlsa church. thirty

The Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. j. r. Lryen-
berger, pastor. The usual services will
De- held Sabbath. March 2sth. Preach
ms al 1880 a. m. and $50 D. ma. Sab
bath school at 90 %. m. Mems Bible
class AZ 30 "a. m. and Junior Christian
Endeavor at Gas D. IN.
The Lords supper will be observed in
connection with the morning service.
which will close the two weeks special
meetings.
Hegiuniug TUESDAY evening March
avth, there viii be special meetings each
et ening at 1850 J.. IA, iu Observance OF
Holy Week
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..Ff SUNDAY. March .sfH HHH boon
.r iEnaief HH fn. Fl.fH."Hurrn day lr
f-. IuIrIaIrr" nrH UH'...H 40 fHr local
churches special sermons nrH HHfrH
prepared HrrHrUriHfa Ir frn.r .HHrr.far
HHH ~ uuHH .HaH fH Ha fHH H#FH .. .Hrr.
Citizen .. attend HHH"# #.... .r H..H.f.. Z.
ono ". w.r. fr." H.N| -Hr|H.
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2f.OO head: weak. BuIk 96bbdgs5, iigbt
fd.40n6.7O. mixed S6.as4650. heavy
i6l5N $40. rough S6.15a 635. pigs 1926
"a Gao.
CAttle-Reeeipts 1000 head: firm. Ma
tive steers $500 q $50: cows and heifers
$500 o. 7.S5. calves S6.75q 1925.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000 head: steady.
sheep $3.50 s.25. yearlings S7aOd92b:
lambs $500 9.S5.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 25-Cattle
STEADY. supply light. Choice gbm
$50, prime $500 SIS.
sheep-Slow; supply light Primo
5000 p 300; lambs $1,000 1850
Veal Calves
HoEs-Dull, receipts light Prime
heavics S7.3OH735; mediums ana baaa9,,
workers. $500 q sos; light workers s7.5s8
100; pigs S7.25 7.4O. roughs $1,000
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

OIL CITY. Pa. March 25-CredIt hal.
aane l,a1 Runs lt21S1. average 90
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N|w Grove 'HrIHfIHH church UfFfa
N'| w.fuIfT. and visitors ore rrIurafaf
fH bring fN.'U Bibles Tffa fa rafrsr.a
IH". NI| fHf.".. HrH ""rH|lIT. invited
fl attend A rHIHHHIa aHufrr.r viii U.
given Al. '"" fHfN." who HHIrHa tho
Er.Hfr"f number uf children. rrnHrHIrr
.uN f."Ur .uu'.H. DO fH be-. HHrT#fIHH Er.
N.H..r. n 100. H..r.H.UE q 20. Rev fHH
t '.HrF ulU nr.HH. OBJ. pulpit both
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. March 25. Is.
The acINc Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily BY a l.. Mast~n A. Co. bankers
and brokers. National EXCHANGE EanE
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tD-L.aHelle Common IL dividend
declared payable March aist
f4l-WheelinE Steel a Iron booka
3Oth. avn
ca Whitaker-Giessner Com. books
able APRIL LIST ~
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WHEELING TRACTION comPAnr
$500 oAH sCIEDuLH

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSBURu
Daily Except sunday
Wheeling weusbure
Leave
1end Street Ieave
Mheeling wellsburg
1880 n m 300 a M
s'ao o. m. 1900 noon
MOUNDsNILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDsVILR
Daily Except Sunday
Leave
10th street Lava
wheeling houndaville
lg;0o a. m 1850 D. IN.
on lines having regular expreas ser.
vice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
hfty pounds or large bulk will not Be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LtNES-Daiiy Except Sunday,
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between $500 and 6;iI
n. m.
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Zion Lutheran church. 2iiS Market
being Palm sunday the services will be-
a. Follows Sunday school at s.ts a m. f.
Nhlet service At lo.3 The catechetiCal
class will receive the rite 81 connrma-
uon AT this service. Special vespers at
81 y. M. The large Hurpliced choir.
under the direction Of Dr. l.. a. Brookea
Will render Maunders From oliVet TO
NalNary at this service This day
uarks the beginning Of Holy Week he
SHINING with Monday there viii be spe-
Dlai noon-day services every day. These
Viii begin az l2:lU .. ma. and last until
80 p m They are arranged for the
general public Music on sunday.
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- ~ - N'N AA'~i'h AtIlau 'Nuftus INen-
ueth street near Marwood Avenue
Sunday school $3.50 a. m. Keer Your eye
on our Men b and Momau'E Bible glasses
sunday morning services 1915. s.-yIect
Jesus and His Hible"-What aSout
your BIBLE Home Mission DpportuuI-
Ties that summon Us" Leader Mrs. Roy
ward sunday evening service 1.46.
subject a Bargain that Works Roth
Ways You are cordially invited to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

- \ valuabl" horse belonging 10 lame,
rotJ droHsed dead Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

7"0WWW WIT"W TT0NWN T0TIHW CnWTCn-
corner OF Chupline and Fourteenth
streets. Rev. J. ~. Littell j.. D. pastor
Morning srryic. at lO.45. evening. az
1880; sabbath Bible study hour. $40 n.
m. Young Peoples Society at 6:46:
Evangslistic meetings will begin Mon
day evening. and will lcontinue each
evening Tor two weeks Evangelist
Rev. j. $. bHEue. Of Illinois. will preach
each evening. while Mrs paruc will
lead the choir iu the service OF song. II
d expected that large audiences will
greet these eyanEelists and profit by
them. \ cordial Invitation ~ extended
10 the Enn.rnl public 10 nIf.nI-