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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11
LIVE STOCK LORE.

5 To allow the eve and lamb to
3 run together without thought Of
5 weaving Is q poor sort of policy.
z H0rsee are subject to tooth
trouble as much as humans are
z and require the care Of Z quail
fed veterinary surgeon.
z On account Of the increasing
5 consumption Of the hog products
3 bacon. etc.-every pig saved Is
8 money gained.
3 Good sheep require good care
5 to maintain their excellence.
3 Poor sheep are always a burden
) ON the rest Of the flock.
2 Azoturia In horses Il the re-
suit of undigested food. and lack
2 of exercise Is the straightest
5 road to that condition.
3 For profit with pigs there must
5 be plenty Of food. Just enough
3 food every day to keep them
5 alive IL all a dead loss.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11

Probably no other breed Of draft
horse has made s,:ch progress a.
has the Belgian during the past
twenty five years. Rigid selection.
good feeding and general care have
been the dominant factors to bring
this about. Shires have more
height than Belgians. but less 70.
tundity Of build. 10 that weights
run about the same Both these
breeds are excellent for draft pur-
poses. The Belgian stallion shown
10 owned In Ohio and 10 q fine Spec
linen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
WHEELING CREEK

Elm GROVE. r. +. ID No. Feb
Mrs Mcinia Green spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends IN Wheeling.
George X. Dean spent sunday with his
parents % uthc creek.
Miss Rosa McWhortes is seriously lil
az her home on Pine Hill
Mr. and Mrs. James Robson and chill
drcn. Albcrta and clyde spent sunday
with Anna Steinman
HfrF Martha Robson was calling on
friends on Pine 1851 SUNDAY.
W. r. Dean. ~ gtrubenvllls Ohio.
spent saturday and sunday with friends
on the creek.
Gertrude W White spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends on the creek
charlie Hummeell was n guest % the
SteinwHn home Sunday afternoon.
Geo. MCEuien was n business caller ~
Film Grove Monday.
John a Dean purchased fine mule IN
Whralinr laet week
SchoIiq lumber b. nll on tho ground
ready for erecting their house. % On 90
b. near whore the former one stood and
whirN was burned recently.
Charles Sfsirmau has moved 20 his
new home formerly owned b. Zibe Nc
Ci"ary of rr1r sherrnrd.
Geo T1Ee waH business visitor 81
Elw Grove FrIIHN
Nirr Arms sfrtruHr Mrs Jno Robin
son. SIC Geo NrTrlee ard Chester
Dean. attended che party st Hummolrs
Mrnfav night
uU.'.I .Hf... Job ur rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
BOWEL TROUBLE
TRIETS STOP IT

Bowel troubles are caused by a
sluggish liver. Instead Of the
waste matter being thrown out 10
collects in the intcstines. along
with the supcrflous bile.
These noxious poisons are ab-
sorbed into the blood, giving rise
to all forms Of illness. Sick head
aches, diarrhoea. sour, gassy stom-
aeh and constipation can be traced
70 a lazy liver Why permit 10 70
20 on? You may jcopsrdize your
life Start taking TRIETS tonight
One taken when retiring will clean
out your system in few days.
making you m for the duties Of
life again.
TRlETS Spearmint favored
Easy 90 take
At any up-to-date drug store
1Oc 2Jc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Point. we're guests OF Mr. and Mrs L. l..
BAILEY sunday and attended church.
MI Amos Walters. Of Pigeon Point
was ln Haruesville Saturday
Miss KeIa Fisher. uf geIiairs. after
fIcu1iig several days with the family
OF her cousin. T.. 3. Fisher. returns,.
home wednesday.
Mr ana Airs. william Boyd and daugh-
Yer. hilda. visited Relatives in town
sunday and attended church.
Mr Charles wood was Haruesvius
caller saturday.
w p. Fisher visited hts son. T.. r.
Aiss Minnie Bailey. OF speII.l who
OF thD IIuEE is some better.
- vernon Jones I.. moved fu tho lee
Warrirk property 90 -peIIel whore be-
~ LN fuEuE. Dol rH.Hfnr oats. corn and
fHuH'"" f'H coming year
NI. lrd SITS. baElu Hnrrt,kmHu and
Ia|a UfH.H Misses Gladys and I#... ur
r'.l.. were .NH..us iu tow. -tfur.
Ihs fr..EHf uTIU. was closed af
-us.frI Monday. February -fh
fe.i '1II.g l'rt valuable COW one
wh"1"iur COUSIN has made its appear
Hr.H .n f.l Ii.Hr.
TH" health of our community I. not
very 900" "f che present time several
ar. rIMtr.HE with Do rTirUH HHH colds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
SISTERSVILLE

SISTERSNILLE. w Va. Feb IL
Tuesday sxening an Informal dance Vas
given In Thistle Hall % several OF the
society set. quite iarEs crowd at
tended. a being the last dance until ar
Mrs. Robert Mccormick and daughter.
Miss Ruth Mccormick left Tuesday Tor
two months.
Another one Of TIE best basket bali
games Of the season will be played Fri
day evening. when 8 n. :. meets Lins.,
institute. q Wheeling. on the local
this season az Wheeling. b. a feW point-
but great change has taken place Ia
The local team since that time and a
Inherent Fcore q looked for.
Mr. 49, Airs. Harry Graham are the
proud pai rents Of a new daughter. which
arrived at their home sunday night.
Miss Ella Lumbattis has returned 10
with sistersyiiie friends. -" Jay >
Mrs. Anna Baker is in Parkersburg
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. ". n
kenney.
Tuesday FOR Clermont. Florida. to look
after their interests In real estate.
Mrs. Fred Sharpnack has gone TO
tArkersburg 20 spend two weeks with
Dick Wolfe. Ray suter. Clarke wItten.
w. X. Hatcher and Robert Shell have
returned TO Cincinnati 60 resume their
studies AT dental school They were mere
% attend the funeral OF the late Ralph
TueL
Mrs. W. =. Norris and two children.
MARY katherine and Janet, have arrives
nome from "A visit with Mrs. Joseph
Norris, OF ParkersburE.
six O'Clock dinner was given Mon
Gay evening By Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kink.
arc Snas, cSSn,p'e t Ensntary 70 their house
guests included the members OF the Coz
lonial club. Mrs. Ernest and Mrs. Ma.
garet Preston. OF MuskOgee. Okla Cards
was the diversion OF the evening. the
favors going 60 Mrs Mary Roome Suth-
erland. 9. =. Kimball and Or. Boice.
Mrs. Wade Duny was hostess TO the
Monday evening. Three new candidates
were elected 10 members.
Mrs. W. n. Cooper delightfully."- enter
tained the Auction Bridge Club az her
home on Charles street. Tuesday after
noon. The visitors prize was awarded TO
Mrs. Margaret Preston, Of Muskogee.
Miss Bertha Toussaint entertained !.
few Of her friends Monday evening al
her home on the South Side.
Karl linn and VIM. Smith have re-
turned from short business trip to
Frank GaIney has left for Charleston.
where he has accepted a position.
John shuler. Of the Diamond Garage,
left Tuesday for Detroit, Mich, 10 al.
tend an automobile school for hye weeks.
Miss Marguerite kenney. who, has
cousins, thu Misses Gadney. left Mon
day Tor parkersburg TO visit relatives
before rcturn,ng to her home ga Hunt
lnEton.
Mrs NJ Lynch. who has been the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. j.. Vert
heimgr. has returned 20 her home In
Pittsburgh.
Miss Margaret Thistle and Miss MARI
Mccoy. who have been spending the
past month In New York. arrived home
Tuesday.
Atrs. Fred Brown and Miss villa
Foruuer left Tuesday morning FOR
Pittsburgh and Cleveland to purchase
the formers spring millinery.
Mrs. 7. j. Mccoy and two children.
Joseph and Katherine. left yesterday to-.
parkersburE where they will spend - ..
eral days with Mrs. McCoy's mother.
Mrs Joseph Norris
Miss Gladys iirast. Charles Teeter md
Harm HraEt. Of New Martlnsyillc. at
tended the pre-lenten dance given here
Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. d.. rsb. Il -r
nov. almost come fo the ronriuaflr tFrt
we tr"und huE saying d. q fake r.,.
ever We VIII trT o. believe be- fu..... f.
n.nN HnNl Wr are forced o. believe
.Ll, wee This weather De- esrtafr.t
Aiessrs ERNEST and IIoims. uousu ,r,
..li.E fhr family ~ their uncle. Infffa
h.WeIa OF Malta Ohio
no L'HirU Inspector. was ON frl
lsinEe Monday. thia o. che ErufI.HH..r.
ih3i g'f, En ret uG nr1 hustle
Irnf. pr. % MuruFE. HrHHIu alUnH-
irfrnirut and George Polk county, a#r
rr.I frr1rIt we're visitors 90 our school
Misc Vera brooks wac the rusaf OF her
.f.r.na burns. ~ GorHun HItrr. SUM
Sire William Honnr- was a SUNDAY
visitor Hf fhr home ~ Nra Lake NOVEL;
h'r ruI Sire Herman N.Erfru al
Lower sandy. arc confined Co the h,.t...
With rhirFrn.ror
ST. sni Nrs william stotisr srf
N.. charley IefiIrHrf were VIsIfIrr
HlLr.r 81 IIrusarIIr saturday
Mra James Trnff OF Lower SANDY
We Hfnrriur .r flun Saturday
Hr and Sire F NHEI#r u.ra VISIT.
InE af fHr home .f fHfIr daughter No
Lawrence skinner west uf town THURS
rarr friends 8f Nra vs. Do ssar.
viii Ia Glad f0 know che ia Improving
u" fHnf Hr could hr expected
Nr carl Moore. teacher 81 suHIIrf
sprnf SUNDAY win hI. parents. So and
Mr. Les Moore. .gE rlEren Foint
ST. aul Mrs. Ross Bailey Of Pigeon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
The w ATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area covers the Lake Region
and central valleys this morning. ca.
tending southwark 10 the Gulf
Inc pressures are relatively low
over the South Atlantic States. al.
tended by rain. West OF the plains
states the pressures are also rela.
lively low. attended by showers In
the Plateau and Pacific States. and
preceded by high temperatures for
the season over the Plains States.
The conditions are for fair weather
over Thursday, with rising tempera.
ture Thursday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. A. degrees; lowest las,
night p degrees: no rainfall.
The Ohio will rise at Parkersburs
until Thursday morning. reaching a
stage near % feet. and al Point Pleas
ant until Friday morning.
II. {. HOWE. Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
BLKINS, W. VA.

EIkINf. W Va Web. T|.asIrr
lodge So rlH. kalLnfa % utf.I.# wal
with u charter mfrInrrsHfr UT IT. TH.
lUHfitHfIuu ~ fHr lodge vac HHuHH.f.#
ht Special HrrH." Grand Chancellor |
D. k"u.|ra... |HH w"I. H.... .H."H..
nrI Ir fHr degree faHm Hf I.HIrT IHIH.
no. 70 az I.hIUH THE officer. NJ fHH
rev lodge nrH. HHrfHn Wilson. .HHH"HI.
|HI CONT. Iu.rr. I. o. Lewis. rIHU .H|H.
I. Iufr. master Hf Hrr. NJ IT.. E...r..H.
Errurr of record. "HH HsH| e.. II. |#..
master 81 rFrhr1ucr. Furaaf r .aHurIL
LnuHr guard. I I smith Quite" r#.T.
The EIEIna HEfFIHH ."HrH MOOD. fHa fr..
Co MII Greek PSI HIr.|HI train. return.
ing fn ElFIna 81 $50 THrrTHE mHrnIHr
Thomas W. Mccoy ard MIaH Anna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
CARNIVAL OPENS
Firm Annual Winter Carnival az Mar.
shall College Promises % Eclipse
Al Former Affairs

Special u'arHfrh fH fn. frfsfH -anHrr
HT NTINgTON. vs. Va. Feb IT,
Tomorrow fhe biggest school event %
Tho year begins when Marshall coll
IrEa opens her dfth annual carnival
This carnival d. on the order Of the
fan festivities that are being staged
On most cities. in that Dr. puts on OK
hIhIfiIu everything that Ia best DOB the
school The Marshall carnival fhIs
year haa uvo hundred performers In
PLAYS RANGING from Tho Greek PLAY
Nrfra fo the Old Plantation min.
afr.la Zach show is trained ty n pro-
fess .onal FOR cir weeks. thus Insurinr
excellent performance. Ten shows
ln OBJ are given. ln which aIi phases
Of school life figure Probably the
best ~ this liat Ia the athletic show
by The girls and boys gym classes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Feb. i7.-MisgivinEs over
the shipping crisis brought about by
the attempted starvation duel between
''srmany and Great Britain. had = A.
otauLing eject today on the wheat
sIa1e mere. An extreme break OF 81 %
much unsettled AZ pa to 4I44A,e M
Ger last night. Other net losses were;
Iofn Ia y y 20 lac, oats 1 10 ILc.
and provisions 10 20 27l4c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
STEUBENYILLE

sIEU Bh.NNILLE. o.. Feb. l7-Tbe
son building a. savings Co. have
~ Ihe contract Ior their new block 10
.he W. ;. Cooper 60. OF Toronto ri.
y, = ~ s.oIy 'front.' vail be granite and TIE
ot.sI Two storicH brick and granite terra
SotA. lhe company will have an OF
nee on the nrst nooT. There will also n.
store room 4UNlUO The otbsr 60
storlcs Will have six fats OF nvs and six
looms each with bath. Ii will cost $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
Butter, EGGS and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Feb Huttcr-Tn-
settled. Creamery extras tgI sCOreD 90
n nc. creamery thiEIer Fc1riugl 81
q 81 iac. hrsts ESQ 29iac.
EEEs-Firmcr. Fresh gathered. OK
tras ~ g27AC. extras hrstB &c HC. drsts
20 a q CSC seconds 2fuGIc.
ChecEe-Stendy. unchanged.
Tlour-T' nHcttied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Mitchell granted.
ieution 20 complete contract Hled in
tate Of a. a. Husa "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Inc proposition 10 bond the village o.,
MlhSo Junction for $500 FOR bonds Ia
IuFChase the local water works. lost
~ me vote on Tuesday the vote was
lev loI ana lNo against. lacking a.,
htochsuIl Two thlrla u carrN IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
IRIETS

They Keep You Well
Take Hexets For Indigestion.
Most Drug Stores Sell Both.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Edwin J. Zlmernan, former CITY r,or-
shal and police 0nicef. died here tc1.,
aged 90 years. He was "a former ct,i
Mailer ~ The Jefferson Iron Works.
James i. Draper retired business man
olec here today, aged SO years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

CHICAGO. Feb. 17.-Hogs- Receipts
$1,000 head Weak. Bulk S6b5n665:
hght ts.4OW6.6b; mixed SS4O4S6B:
heavy se.zoms.GO; rough $3.50 a6.3s
cattle-Receipts 5000 head: strong
Native steers S5.20a $40: cows and hell
ers SS.SOu 100; calves S6.bOd1o25
sheep-Receipts 1900 head: weaN
lambs t7.25dS.65.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Fob. 17.-Crodit bal
ances $3.50. Runs 7f.514. average % -
I'll. Shipments 42.35O. average f03Oi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE appre-
hension and uncertainty attending IN
ternationai conditions were once more
potent factors i'm today's dull and
heavy stock market. Trading was uI-
ira professional and mainly on the
faction renewed It's attacks on leading
shares. which fell point or more,
coalers showing greatest weakness.
later prices made gradual recovery.
but in the final hour selling Of Amer
lean Smelling In large volume brought
renewed unsettlement, the closing be-
ing at or near the lowest level of the
day. Baltimore & Ohio. New Haven.
Southern Railway preferred. Seaboard
Air Line preferred and Loose Wiles
were among the stocks that fell 20
new or repeated former minimum
quotations. Some Of the more dor
mant specialties yielded TO 3 points,
while Mexican Petroleum lost 1-2
points, with a sharp decline in the
preferred shares.
Pressed Steel Car was not affected
by the company's annual report, which
showed an extraordinary shrinkage in
net earnings and an Increase In sur
plus OF $4,000. after payment OF the
preferred dividends
Foreign exchange gave less reason
Tor concern. rates on London indicat-
ing temporary cessation OF enor-
nous offerings Of bills which caused
the recent unprecedented decline.
. Francs and marks also showed more
stability. but the situation as whole
continued somewhat precarious
Weakness OF the several steel ana
iron shares was not In keeping with
, trade reports which we're Of a more
encouraging tone. especially as to
maintenance 81 increased production
Total sales 1S9.7OO shares
The local boad market moved in
sympathy with stocks. some OF the
speculative issues. as well as low
priced railways declining sharply To-
tai sales. par value. t2.0g6 900.
United states coupon 81 and regis
tered Is lost Ia per cent on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

lawrence Fahey has begun suit in
SutNce LAWYERS court against the VIZ.
lase o. Mingo junction 60 collect Sc
cue ~ salary as policeman a. Febrts.r,y
70; lsiS. p. -. Erskine. attorney.
~ tne trst or i've eviction case in
SStuire SCOTS court. ~ the Glsns Run
. ual 20. W. Jos. Losh. the verdirt on
thy jug vas for the piaiutiN
l1h ". Ferguson vs.. I.Icv d. Winners
verdict FOR t1g2.OS a board bill -
Mikc l.oEgie vs.. Jno I.oEas IT al an
pest SUIT from Squire SCOTS court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

moss prevailed ana public i1tara.t a.
80 minimum. No. is said that German. Z.
rfHlN % the recent American note fa
nriNeg su that The contents on same
should shortly be- mode public The irr-
preston prevails that the fHFnrrfarF
will not rcrefs from Ifr raefff.r, NJ
present and viii make "a display 1f naval
ana aerial strength. wh.rh course D.
llhn expected 90 Do pursued D.. fHr AL.
lies. Therefore. the events or fHa next
week nr ap are not likely fr boz such a.
tn such a. fr produce rervnuarrra b.
domestic markets
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares $4,000 shares.
Bonds &2.O17.0OO.
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LOCAL STOCKS


Daily Quotation fiaf 20 the ttiraffrr
och Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

% think" said ffa editor. f1
worried tone. .Ihaf 0 VIII drop jour
raI.rm and take to ASTRONOMY
'NhNr"
Because astronomers have moro
space Than frrE know what f1 10
with Herald end prcHhvter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
AIarrtaEe Licenn.-
Probate Court

FRED Weals. ~ years. ana Edna Beres-
ioFd' u years. OF East SpringneId
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. d.. 20.
h .pvrtgd by A. D. MastCu q Co. l.. r.
Brand, manager. members Rev YORK
stock Exchange.
1nduatrials. Etc. BID Ask.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. Il. is.
The acuyc pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily By A. l.. Mast-n a Co. bankers
ana brokers. national Exchange Bans
Guiding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

j. y. Paisley 10 Samuel owen los a
4'g acres saline township. $1,000
>. o owen 10 Farquhar smith a0s
acres, saline township. 81 zoe
FarQuhar smith 20 g. J Smith &C 10
l"g acres, Saline township. 5000
H. 4. Aiban 90 Mary Ficu7inF ia
acres, Island Greek township 81 800
- \. Alban 20 Loren Richards q1fE
acres. island Creek township 81 900
Martina Johnson 10 Wilmer Johnston
lot Intonport. $3.50.
HsT5ist Lyce,t 81 p. u. Erskine. two
- Sinclair TO city OF steubenviIte.
q. r. Murphy to clyde Brewer. lot
Caroline Kelly 60 Thomn. Rovl,,t-
lae acres. warren township. $500
>. WaEEoner 10 Andrew WaEgoner.
John Nothcrs 60 Ohm Rerdtc. 2 cs-tso
acres. SuithncI township. 81
C.lil Anderson 90 Butte Laundry CO
David Cornelius 20 Salvatore yarr-,
w. lots city 1880.
Clay salmon 60 Edward Green. lot
John Comfy Co sadie Comfy. lot city.
samuel Kerr Co Joseph Haif.n. f,t
Fast Springfield. f11OO.
Martha Packer Co Elisha W Vale roa
acres -m.fhnrId township. fa.17FRl
sylvester Patrick fU Martha pafrlrk
two lots. Smithncid 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
WHEELING TRACTION CoMPAHR
EXPRESS CAR SCHEDULE
TokinR ERest June N, 1909.
PANHANDlE LINl

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURa
~ Except Sunday.
Wheeling Weiisbure
Leave
22nd Street Law
Wheeling WeIisburr
lV'aV n. M 300 a. M.
$50 D. m. 1900 noof,
MOTNDSNGLLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10Th street. Isave
Wheeling Hounfsvffia
1900 n. m I.10 o. M
4.SO .. m.
On lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing In excess %
hfty pounds or large bulk will not BE-
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency rhip-
ments q medicines. will be carried On
passenger cars between 900 and 6.is
p. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Cash quotations were:
Kye-No. ?. S1.26.
Barley-7sd 65c.
Timothy-S5.5O66.bo.
Clover-Sl1.bOu14.OO.
Pork-Sl7OO41s.4B.
Lard-aIO.35.
Htibs-fs.25 q 9.7B.
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United states coupon % and regis
tered a. lost Ia per cent on call.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-07-12
MOLINE HILL IS
NOT DANGEROUS

Just as sample of the total de-
praVity that sets in when one is SO
unfortunate as to have only one eye
and that eye fixed on the Lincoln
Highway the following untruth is TAX
en- from the Eureka Sentinel which
was copied gloatingly by the Ely
Record with the caption, Moline Hill
is very dangerous for tourists"
The Eureka Sentinel says: Tour.
lists are at last learning the truth
in regard to the roads and are there
fore selecting the Lincoln Highway.
On the Overland Trail down the
Humboldt river, according to the
Elko papers, about four out OF FIVE
cars are unable to go over the Mo-
line hill near Carlin without assist
ance, and most of those attempting
it without properly working brakes
land in the Humboldt river upside.
down"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-07-12
HE WONDERED
WHERE WAS SMITH
Charge of SelIink Whiskey
to Indians

U. S. Marshal Gray was formerly a
newspaper man and is something of a
humorist. At one time he campaigned
in Colorado with Governor Waite who
was also newspaper man.
However this may have nothing to
do with Gray's levity at times. He
dropped in on Sheriff Harris this
morning and said, Sheriff, have two
of your distinguished citizens, Brown
and Jones. Where is Smith? l don't
want 10 go back without him."
The obliging sheriff asked the mar.
shall to be seated while he went on;
to round up Smith.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-07-12
j. S. MARSHAL
TAKES TWO MEN

United States Marshal Gray arrived
this morning from Carson. He came
after two prisoners confined in the
Elko county Jail.
Nick Brown, the Greek, who is
charged by Postoffice Inspector Means
with misuse of the mails and with hav
ing forged the name of Ilochokon to
a U. S. Money order at Carlin goes
to Carson with the Marshal.
The other man is John Jones charg
ed with selling whiskey TO an Indian
J. L. Armistead appeared as wit
ness to swear to the complaint against
Brown. The cases will probably come
up for hearing before the federal
grand jury when it meets in Septem
ber.