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]. 5. WILL NOT MODIFY NOTE
 UN SHIPPING
WILL NOT BE BOUND OR RECoG. NEE PROVISIONS OF BRITISH
 ORDER IN COUNCIL.
TRADE ADVISER SUSPEND
 CONFERENCE WITH BRITISH

Hoke Smith Declares if Our Rights on the High Seas Are Not Respected When Congress Meets Shipments of War Munitions to the Relllgerents Will be Stopped.
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BULGARIA AND RUMANIA ID
 JOIN IN WAR
AGREEMENT IS REACHED THAT TWO COUNTRIES WILL LAY
 ASIDE DIFFERENCES.
BALKAN STATES HAVE
 BEEN WAITING ON ITALY

If Rumana Decides to Strike She Will Attack the Austrians in Tran sylvania While Bulgaria Will Choose Her old Enemy, the Turks as an Adversary.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE
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Washington, May 22.-Foreeast for Arkansas. Local showers Sunday; Monday fair.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-23
All the War News

The sentinel-Record prints all the war news up to 2:3O each morning, two hours later than any other news- paper reaching Hot Springs. When you read 1t in this paper you are reading the latest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
AUSTRIA PREPARES TO FIGHT ITALY
.ERECTS DEFENSE AND
BLOWS UP BUILDINGS

Buildings Along Italian Frontier Being Removed
That Would Obstruct Artillery Fire-Aus.
tria Regards War With Italy More Than
Probable Reported Austria Might Consider
Peace Independent of Germany Land
Forces Have Been Landed at the Darda.
nelles and General Attack Is Expected Up
on the Arrival of Warships Now Enroute.
Berlin Reported That the Bloodiest Battle of
the War Is Raging in the Carpathians s-The
Germans Have Abandoned Osowetz- Eng.
lish Aviators Successfully Bombarded Sub
marines in Building Near Antwerp.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
FARMERS TOOK
FIRST IS TO 8
Con Lucid Served Up Three Batteries
to the Deaf and Dumb Team
From Austin.

The baseball season at the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College was
officially opened Tuesday afternoon.
The Farmers celebrated the occasion
with a 1s to victory over the Texas
Deaf and Dumb warriors from Austin.
In yesterdays contest Lucid worked
eighteen men, substituting three bat.
teries. Olsen and w. ]. Skeeler work
ed weil,-but L. J. Skeeler was a bit
wild. Coleman, Russell and Duncan
showed well behind the bat.
The Aggies clouted the bah over
the lot, knocking It for seven two
base hits. four single-base knocks and
one three-bagger. The Austinites
scored three bingles. Errors were
frequent. due to the extreme cold.
Captain Cherry of the Farmers got
two tvobaggers and one clout for \
single.
The same teams play at College
Station again today.
Batteries: A. & M.-Coleman and
Olsen, Russell and w. J. Skeeler. Dun
can and L. ]. Skeeler; Austin-Seale
and Jones.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
Air Raid Successful.

London, March 24.-The Admiralty
announces the British were successful
in an air raid on German submarines
at Hoboken, three miles outside Of
Antwerp.
Five British aeroplanes started on
the raid this morning Two had to
return owing to thick weather The
other three reached Antwerp and
planed down to within a thousand
feet above the yards where five sub
marines were under construction,
dropping five bombs each, despite a
heavy gun fire. The yards and two
submarines are believed to have been
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
[By AssoeIal,d Pres,.1

Geneva, March PA Tribune dis
patch from Vienna says that Austria
considers war with Italy more thar
probable.
Troops have been sent to Tyrol and
Triest to construct defenses.
The Austrians are blowing up build.
inss on the Italian frontier In Trent
which are In the way Of artillery fire,
The Tribune says Austria might
consider separate peace with Russia
regardless Of Germany.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
NEAR GAINESVILLE
Man and Wife Found Shot TO Death
With a Pistol Lying Near
Them.
tBy Associated Press.l

Gainesville, Tex, March "a. Ben
Horn, aged 25, and his wife. aged IS,
who had only been married three
months, were found shot to death ly-
ing across the bed at their home on
their farm a few miles from here to.
day. A pistol was on the floor nearby
with two chambers empty.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
The Dardanelles Battle.
TBy Associated Press.1

Dardanelles, March 24.-The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent witnessed
the allies bombardment of the Dar-
danelles on Thursday, when the allies
lost three battleships. The Turkish
losses were light and so far as ascer-
tanned up TO the present totaled twen-
ty killed, forty slightly wounded and
one gun jammed by debris. The most
thrilling sight was when one of the
British battleships which. on account
Of damages, ran to the beach late in
the afternoon within range of the
Turkish forts. other warships stood
by her until dark, when they left.
Eight shots were seen to strike full
upon the decks OF this warship with
in ten minutes, but when night came
she was still replying to the Turkish
fire.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

badly damaged. One aviator descend
ed and interned in Holland.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
Germans Abandon ossowet1.
IBy Associated Press.l

Petrograd. March 24.-(Official.)- =
The Germans in Northern Poland
have virtually abandoned the attempt
to capture ossowetz, where they tried
to break through the Russian chain
Of defenses. Failing in this. the Ger.
mans since Sunday have removed all
but four heavy batteries from before
Ossowetz.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
Relief Ship In Danger.
tBy Associated Press.1

Washington, March 24.-Secretary
Of State Bryan announces that the
State Department is considering max.
ing representations to Berlin that
German aeroplane bombs are endan-
gering the Belgian relief commission
steamer Ell Flame.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
GOVERNOR SIGNED
TEXT BOOK LAW
tBy Associated Press.l

Austin, Tex, March 2i.-Goyernor
Ferguson today signed the text book
law The law requires that all text
books used in Texas must be printed
in Texas. provided II can be done as
eheaply as at other places.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
American Mission In Danger.
fBv Associated Press

Washington, March 24.-American
Consul F. w. Smith at Batum, Russia,
who is not in Tifiis. informs the State
Department that American mission
aries and refugees are in danger a.
Urumiah. Persia. The Turkish con-
sui is reported to have led ZOO tribes
men there in an uprising against the
American mission.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
LAND TROOPS AT DARDANELLEs

tBy Associated Press.I
London, March IA force Of al
lied troops were landed on the Penln
sula Of oallipOli yesterday. says ar
Athens dispatch.
A general attack on the fortifiea
tions Of the DardanelIes is planned
Immediately upon the arrival Of fur
ther French and British warships
which are now en- route.
The allied fleet resumed the bonn
bardment yesterday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
No Supplies From Neutral Ports.

by Associated Press.I
Washington. March "a. To avoid
breaches of neutrality. British cruis-
ers in the American Caribbean. the
Pacific and South Atlantic waters
have been ordered to refrain from
taking aboard supplies from neutral
ports.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
I. J. JACKSONS
WIDOW IS DEAD
tBy Associated Press.l

Charlotte, N. c., March 24.-Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson. widow Of the
famous Confederate general. died
here today at the age of 81 years. She
was Ill many months.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
at Lexington. Va. and the body will
be inferred by the side of her hus.
band.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
sLooDlEsr BATTLE OF WAR.

lBy Associated Pressl
Berlin, March 24.-The carpathian
reports indicate that one Of the great.
est and bIoodiest battles Of the war
Is raging there. German correspond
ents wire that II will probably be sew.
eral days before there will be any
results and that the Russian army
from before PrzemysI is expected to
participate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
TWO TEXAS PosTMAsTERs.
). L. Drummer at Taylor and J. w. A.
jackson al Canadian.

Washington. March "a. - Recess
postmaster appointments for Texas.
made by the President yesterday.
we're: ]. W. A. Jackson. Canadian.
and John l.. Drummer. Taylor
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
French Statement.

French Statement.
[By Associated Press.I
Paris. March 24.-(offcial.) )-One
division Of the Belgian army made
progress yesterday on the User.
Another division captured a German
trench.
In Alsace the French won some
second line trenches.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. W. We. Jan Much in
trrssf ie being taken Iu the series ~
meetings iu pruErcea now af the Pres by-
KENNEDY viii assist Rev ufnsmore
Newt Matthews will spend Saturday
and sunday with John Archer. o. Ma
i1ravilie
Mrs McCoiluru. who has been serious
now
Mr and Mrs Bridge Little are a..
proud parents - new baby boy which
came 60 their home Thursday night
Miss Alta Archer was unable % re-
turn % her school work at Glendale This
week. because ~ a. severe cold.
James Archer. 81 Viola. Be- SPENDING a
few days With bis mother. Mrs. D. 81.
Archer
Or. y ~ Wilson. ~ Martins Ferry.
met WITH Or ~ vs. woodruff In con-
eultation over NJ John sampson. Thus
da}. ~ va decided o. take him 10 the
MARTINS Ferry be- pitai within a DAY o.
two
Thomsa Gully. " Sand Wur vae In
Dallas "wednesday transactinE business.
Harrison CaIdweu moved hfs family
tuesday from Hchaul 90 fho william
Marshall farm an sand Hlit
Mrs.. Elsie MrKeaE. ~ CIayaviite. was
called hrre hf the serious illness al
her mother. Ms McCullum
Ars. Elizabeth kimmins on aged lady
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LOCAL STOCKS
ARE In DEMAND
MANY PERSONS WANTED TO HUN
DURING PAST WEEK BUT
FEW SELLERS
Three Hundred Shares Of IaBelIe
Common Go { 27 on Two Days
Others Are Firm.

In all OF the local stock markets.
during the past week. there has been
good demand for shares of stock in
the various companies, all the way
along the line. In fact their has been
more buyers. than their were sellers
In selling at ITO. while IaBelie com
mon is selling at rs per share. \
great deal OF LaBelle common changed
hands during the past few days at p
per share and on Tuesday and
Wednesday. the Littsburgh board, 900
shares OF the common stock was sold
at the above figure.
The stocks of the following compa
MES are In good demand at the fix.
ures quoted but few sellers are let
ting go at the present time: Fos-
toris Glass company, 100; Neuralgy-
line company, 1SG: Wheeling Steel and
Iron, Ill: Whitaker-Glessner. prefer
red. ia. and Bloch Brothers Tobacco.
preferred l01. inside of the next few
weeks. the majority of the companies
Will hold stockholders meetings and
IL is anticipated that good dividends
will be declared.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Jan. Son a fairly
large volume OF business today's
stock market continued to move for
ward, although gains were mainly In
the speculative issues. Taking the
sessions high range as a basis of
reckoning. leading stocks, with few
exceptions. were within two or three
points of the top level attained early
In December. last. when trading I'm
the full list was renewed. In the
nnal hour however. much OF the
early advantage was lost on realizing
for profits.
Among the better known railway
stocks. Great Northern preferred and
Northern Pacific were consistently
strong. while Louisville and Nashville
and baltimore and Ohio preferred
recovered considerable part of their
recent declines. Reading. Union
Pacific and Pennsylvania were sold
on the advance. Coppers recorded
more or less material gains on an
advance in the domestic price of the
metal and keener European demand
miscellaneous shares in the in.
oustrial. utility and motor Rroups
rose one TO almose three points.
Other interesting features OF the
DAY were new high price for NAV
wheat and record breaking exports of
that cereal. further slight recesaIons
IN exchange on London, greater ease
OF time money and advices from lead.
ing Industrial centers which reported
marked increase OF activity. partic.
ularly in steel and iron.
The increasing Importance Of this
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Wayman. all Of bethlehem. were the
guests Of Mrs T. o. schubert OF Mo-
cart. ON Wednesday.
Mr.. Mary smitn Is on the sick list
q. ". MC'nmbs iE spending some time
in Morgautown.
tn" young child Of Mr.. and Mrs. GRO
yer kepllnEer. who underwent an oper-
alton af the home OF its Eraudrlarents In
wheeling on Thursday. is reported O. be
getting along nicely.
Miss Minnie Hummel has returned To
her home a. fIrc NiIt after n visit with
friends g. Wheeling.
Rev. H a. RIDDLE YVES visiting a. fha
home ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Behrens
on Tuerday
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THE w EATHER
CONDITIONS

Fair weather and moderate temper
atures prevail over the entire country,
except rain Il falling In sections OF
LOUISIANA and the North Pacific states
under the influence OF high pressure
wave central over the middle West The
lowest temperatures reported for the
iast - hours was degrees above zero
at Wtlliston and winnipeg
Falr weather and moderate temper
atures viii continue In this sec ton to-
night and saturday
RIVERS.
bNlng 10 heavy rains and melting
snow marked rises occurred In the up-
per rivers since yesterday morning The
ohio viii continue 10 rise tn the district
Tor the next 3g hours A stage OF 81
feet Is probable at ParkersburE and
about % at Point Pleasant
n. e. HOWE
Section Director
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Mis- Helen garvfr is the ruest Of
Mrs Robert Ncabitt ~ WoodIawn
Earl Tfuer lost a valuable horse faaf
Monday night
Mr. g. vs.. seabriFht who has ben
quite tl ig auurwhat improved.
Nra. DO a UiddIc a. lu
Mrn. ~. p Cook and Mrs j. D. EIrsr
werc 90 Euests Of Mrs. o. W Hehrera
on Wedneaday
MrF o. garviu haa been taken Co
the Martins FefrY hospital whore shs
VIII undergo on operation
Mrs w. y Wayman Mrs ~ r Mont.
Eomery. Mrs. Wolfe and Miss Mary
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HAY AND GRAIN
SHERRARD


on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. II.
FERGUSON entertained the sewing Circle
~ her home at EherrHrd The hours
were from 1900 90 SEQ. and the after
noon was spent at sewing and fancy
Work. Refreshments were served. Those
present were; Mesdamcs Henry RENEE
W. NJ kittle. $. n. Cloudy. %. ii TaIbsrt
~. ~. Gsrvin. William Fisher. a. q.
Marsh. T.. &. klaEes =. r. Remke. 4. w
Goethe. " r.. Cook Emma Speare and
J. IT. Ferguson. Miss Lena Behrens
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-war buying OF
wheat broadened out 10 such an extent
to-day that TO guard against the market
running wild. brokers finally refused TO
take trades unless margins were doubled.
In the excitement near the close. May
wheat sold at sL41N a busheI. an ad-
vance OF 3he from the summit OF the
day before. The market finished unset
tied. 2Ac TO 2lsc above last night. Corn
gained NC 20 &C net. and oats = 70
nc TO - % &c. The outcome for pro-
visions was Irregular. varing from isc
decline TO an upturn of sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-09

Rev. tI a Riddle will preach ~ The
Limestone presbyt risn church on sun
az 90 o'clock
Rev. A. G.. Rife will preach At the
Felrvlcw ". =. church a. ~ 90 o'clock
and % Wood Hill a. Zoo O'clock
There will b. song aud prayer scr.
Vice 70 The bethlehem Union chapel on
sunday evening a. z rs o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-09

ant 1911 ". D.. church. met nt tho ham.
~ Mrf. Joseph Archey. ON ThursdaY. al
o.hN o'clock. The DAY was spent
Frwing ard dinner VS. afrVed Al & 6l
o'clock tEH society went boz "a BODY 10 fb.
nome Uf Mra. =. H Ferguson. who va,
gntrrtuinlrE the sewing circle Of a..
Alien Grove TrrshEfcrian church m.
urfuh"ra present were. Mechanics A O.
Ripe. Ella Mcdonald. William Remk 4
,. O. kiEer Martha goauay. . ~
Behrenr. D. a. kiaEes. A. 81 peUey AM
Joseph Archey
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Butter, Eyes and Cheese.

WV YORK. jan. s--Butter steady.
unchanged. Cheese. steady. unchanged
Eggs excited. fresh gathered. extra I'm.
- 10 sc. extras frstH go. first afms1r.
Fcc0nda - n for. state peuuavfvaufa 40
nearbY hennerN whites fine b. far.v
81 N far. gathered whites aafTr. herr.-g
browns tt 81 &C, gathered browne aud
nfHed colors coo CSC. F1our held birbrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-09

william SeabriEht moved hts traction
eug Geo." and saw mill from the william
allll"r farm few days ago 20 the
Grover keplingcr farm. where he has !,
biE Tot % logs o. saw
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Cooperative Company

sy sas5shod VIII BE- on eIaety the and gains
seo equally An accounting the
HGa9r as our Company Incorporated under west
We invite prospective shareholders 70
and
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Our Purpose

object ,r,crt,
further profits
intention ne II
lhese VII be- Of
shONs ta only eight
quesoaby production
Auounaing leases
creased capital stock f250OOOO0
present Htockhoders
interest
Intention
dollars. but. purely ~ NV '"''
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources over One Million
Dollars.
FATa fss ON rrn1H DEPosrrn

~ our town. has been very on this week
.. J.. order waa IN Film Grove Tues
day. loohnF after business affairs
Glenn McWhortcr had the ulIsforturs
o. chop 0ff the end Of his finger with
an ave Tuesday evening
David Potter - West Alexander waa
business visitor in Dallas Wfdnaadav
Roy kimminH b. unable 10 attend
school this week because % q sewers
cold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-09
wHEELIHo TRACTION ooa<PAHx
T,sts oaE sCIEpyLn

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELI.gBUR0
Daily Except Sunday.
wheelinG wsIisburg
Leave
2fnd Street. Leav.
Wheeling Weiisbure
1890 a m. 800 a m
sSO p. m. 1900 noon
MOUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDsVII1R
Leave
10Th Street IAavs
wheeling houndavtiis
ig.g0 a M 1850 .. m.
On lines having regular srpre.s ser-
vice. shipments weighing IN excess Of
nfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried On passenger cars
ALL LiNEs-Daiiy Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments 81 medicines. will Be carried or
passenger cars between zoo and Sis
. m.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa Ian Credit hi.
ancfs flto. runs f0s SCI. averaFa se b.
SIS. shipments t2.1Gs. sverass y sos
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BRINGING UP FATHER

country as financial center was
seen In the ready absorption OF sew
eral new undertakings. Our shares
were firmer In London, where some
Investment inquiry was shown. Total
sales 20S.00O shares.
The bond market pursued a more
even course than stocks. most issues
displaying underlying strength. Total
sales. par value 1856, 900.
United States government bonds
were unchanged on call
Logan q Bryan's Closing Stock letter
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-The railroad de-
partment was practically neglected and
the same applied almost with equal
force to the industrials. though with
respect to the latter specialties con-
tinued active. We see no occasion to
alter the views which We have sxpressed
recently and while progress for a time
may be slow, still in the absence OF I'M
toward Developments gradual better
ment seems reasonable TO expect
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DOMAIN Consolidated Oil Company

.. r. DOMAIN. President
80 Chapel Sc. Ciarksburo.
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LOCAL STOCKS
STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. g. 'is
Stock Exchange.
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Logan . sryan'. CLOSING s.ool Lott.
New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. 9. rs.
Range OF active stocks on the New
1ork Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. f. hasten & Co. brokers.
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For Gee buildings an over the country
lfa WarHhipa. army posts ard uEht.
houses. the United states government
eNery year buys enough coal % make u
pile = mile square and ten feet hiEh
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Pittsburgh Stock

(2)-Ex-div. &c per cent.
(O-Ex-div. 1 4 per cent
Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va Jan q 'l6
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by a L. Msstpn a Co. BANKERS
and brokers. National Exchange hang
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Cash quotations were.
Rye-No. 2. t11f
Barley-66 70 ice
Ttmothy-t6. 90 $50
ClOver-9i2.bOn 15.OO
Pork-f17.O0.
Lard-S1O.gT
Ribs-ts.75a
PTTTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. Cattle
slow; supply light: choice tst54s2S:
prime ss.75Hs.io. sheep. steady: sup
ply light. prime wethers S625a650:
culls and commons $4,000 900. lambs
$500 n 90. Veal calves. $1,000 N. so.
Hogs. slow receipts 40 doublederkE.
prime h'ayies t72GQ 73O. mediums and
heavy workers. 81 f0f 7.45: light workers.
and pigs $3.50 H 7.Jb: rouEhs t5.25as.5O.
CHICAGO. Jan. S-HoEs. receipts
~ 1000; weak: bulk tsS6d7tO: Hshi
1870 dI10. mixed SssOaT15: heavy
tsIbnI ib; rouEhs t6.75asso. piEa
1875 n 100. Cattle. receipts 2.O0N. slow
native steers t5.65 m Q 10. western 50 20
n go cows and ncffcrs ggIUfs 90.
calves $3.50 1850. sheep. receipts
10000: wcak; sheep 15sOmeTs. wear
lings ss.9o@7so. lambs Ss.SOaS9O
~
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italian farmhouse need irlprovtna &C.
cnrdinE o. the opinion On ire Hovsrn.
ineut which has offered f1EsB IN prsri
iuma tn b. awarded FOR enroura rfr'r fhs
construction u modern farm huiIdines
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AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVELAND

800 round trip from Wheeling ana
Martins Ferry every Saturday, return
ING Monday. Sl.7B round trip every
Sunday
ti.75 round trip 20 Canton. going sat-
urcay. returning Sunday. $50 round
trip every Sunday.
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That Should Appeal to Business

e in W S fact that during the twenty-five develop
S S S S the oil Industry than the
There 4
% bi which are not yet producing they adjoining
nave produced N
have several Of these TIE have zee
wells OF
duoinS of and the third
w '''' i'''N7i uHiins 10 me