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The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29
Convention Cost Sl.OoO. Three Days.

Little Rock. Nov. 23.--It is esti- mated that the three days of the Constitutional Convention cost about S4,000.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29
Fnr Ren

For -i00-acre stock ranch, POO
 cleared; abundance free range; well watered; 6 miles from Mena. Write Miriam Greer, Mena, Ark Adv. i6 St.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

Christmas is coming! Have a fine picture of yourself or family taken now. before the rush, by Hiltebrand, the Leading photographer.--Adv 1T ?
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

If you have chills or malaria get a B cent bottle of Sanol Chili Tonic Nothing better for chilis and mala- ria. Get it at the drug siors Ni.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29
Tales Cured in 6 to 14 Days.

your drr92ist will refund money if PAzo niHTAkesr fails to cure any case of Itching.
 hinh, aIeediuR or Pfotruding Piles in to l4 days.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

want to buy one or two more small cheap farms located in the southern part of Polk county. If you have a bargain write me giving full description and price, etc
 John D. Baker, Adv. i7 If DeQueen, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

Do you know SanoI Chill Tonic knocks the chills aud malaria levers? Get 35 cent trial bottle at the drug store.-Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29
Masonic Grand Lodoe Adiourns.

Little Rock, Nov 22-The Mason ic Grand Lodge adjourned last night with an exemplitlcation of the work in the third degree Milton Win ham of Texarkana was elected as Grand Master. Faye Hampstead of Little Rock was elected Grand Sec retary for his thirty-seventh year.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

Irregular bowel movements lead to chronic constipation and con- stipated habit fills the system with impurities. HERBINE is a great bowel regulator. It purifles the system, vitalizes the blood and puts the digestive organs in fine vigor- ous condition. Price soc. Sold by Jackson Drug Furniture Co.--Adv
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29
INDTGFSTION

INDIGESTION. If you are af- flicted with this distressing com plaint it may do you good to learn that Prickly Ash Bitters is a prompt and efficient remedy. It strength ems digestion, relieves heartburn. tones up the stomach and by it's agreeable cathartic affect, it empties and puriiies the bowels. Try it, Price Si.25 per Bottle. Jackson Drug X Furniture Co., and GunneIs Drug Store, Special Agents. .-Adv
 \ Picture of yourself in one of those fine calenders for an Xmas present. See them at Hiltebrand's Gallery. Adv. 1T 2t.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29
SNAIL FARM WANTED.

Adv. 277 1t 47 2t.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

An implement shed can be built cheap and durable of wood at such cost that the farmer will be saved four to six times the cost of the shed. Kept we'll painted. 1t will last almost indefinitely.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

By V. H. Kern. Specialist in Farm Machinery. Extension Division, Uni versity of Arkansas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-25
Teachers Meeting.

TIL following teachers attended III"
township teachers meeting In tho high
school building last Tuesday evening
between 100 and 10 2. NJ. Each
t"nchcr reported crcdithhly on a previ-
"usly assigned topic from Stroycr and
Nursworhy's book on How 10 Teach. "
Misses Hannah Ma" Purvianc". Mildred
png. Mary Alexander. Sarah Jones,
Marian RosSitcr. Emily &. English.
Paultnr Thompson. Mary Vale. Mnhrea
G"uch"r. Irene Burns. Wells township
furnished Misses r. Cope and +. Shnn-
non anu !. /. Taylor. Also Mr.. Ritter
ind Miss Parks attended from Smith
field township. Trof. f. Hammond md
Mrs Ranntr Cope were Interested
visitors. Regular attendance. trunncy.
hardness. personal appearance. prerarn-
ton nf lessons by Teacher. composition
WORK. literary society md school exhibit
on December and :.
The Ohio state university has so
lccrcd December and ms the date Of
our farmers institute Mr.. W. G. Wolfe
is the president. and he has asked that
the schools he given ono session. W.
will exhibit in the high school build
ing exhibits Of two classes. viz: NoCa-
lional and educational. There Will h"
gcOrrn phicnl. historical and scion
tinc contest accompanying this. 1t
will he announced later.
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WARRINGTON


Mrs Ferris nr cleveland. o. is visit
,ng her mother. Mrs. NJ f.. thristy on
Main ,.,r....,
Mr.. T., " Hnw,rs * a visitor IN
Wh",ling for r"w days.
Str. and Mrs. ~ II. ."!li:rr are visitors
in Wh".lrng
Frank M.c%rs sr".ui Sunday WIKI his
nar.nts IN MuundSvIll"
-. ,,I Nrs / n n.l".ndarf.r. DIT
and Mrs. W. l.. MITCHELL Z. t. 1'asn"tl,
arr, among ,h"s" who attended III" Ma
Srnic meeting in Wheeling.
Harry Wheat. nj Wheeling. *p"nt sun
day with his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Wheat. here. :,
Dnl" Turu-" WAS ham" from: W. v l.
over Sunday.
J. A. Ma&su is attending IN" Masonic
meeting ~ Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. {. Is. Kendall. nj fhiT-
mont were guests "f IRA ana I'""cE
Shaifer. Sunday.
James Mct'rra Is HON" from t'h'ca"n.
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new MARTIVSVILLE

Invitations hnvr been issued for r
masquerade" daur" TO h." given al The
ShIb"n hall Wednesday evening, October
als, several out of town guests mr." in
VT , md thu affair premises 10 be one
,G Tue ui,rS; dances ever given In the
city
The members If III" Fira; ". T..
church in honor ui their nrw pastor.
Rev. J. {. Jones and his family.
Howard Brn$ork. lllrlr sun "f Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Brcaurk. "f Iii" south slide. l.:
,Nnuf:r"d :" his HON, with Il light aliRcR
nf drnhrh"ria.
Mics Hazel Stone has returned from
Il viS,; with friends in Wheeling
Mrs Marv Hess has returned I" her
hnm" in Wheeling after visiting Mrs.
';c"rsc Sch"r IN North street.
william Einck has returned 20
MouuG.v!lr after visiting his home IN
tn" city.
Mrs. J"hn Knight has returned /" her
HON" in tlnrhshurg after bong the
guest nt friends here.
Mrs. \. +. Holland was shopping III
Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Ci"rhy will h" hostess IL
she. Ladies' AID of the NJ. r. church ON
Thursday afternoon ut h"r h"n" Oh
Maple avenue.
pr. GEORGE Hridgrnan is business
visitor in New York Ctty this week.
\. G. Shingleton has returned to his
hnm" III harrisburg after visiting ut inc
home ~ W. +. Mcknight.
Mrs. j. NJ. Google was shopping III
Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Su. .tnkrnm entertained "a h"T
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BEARS VERY ACTIVE
At SHORT SESSION

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Observance Of
Liberty Day. which reduced the trad
ing session TO two hours. and a severe
lStorm. which interrupted communica-
ton with this centre. combined to limit
today.s dealings on the stock exchange
\ to slight proportions. the turnover
! barely aSErcEatiuE Isl. 200 shares
Bears awaited themselves OF these
conditions 70 renew their attacks
! against various issues. concentrating
upon the rails. probably because OF the
unfavorable returns for August report
| ed by the I. c. c.
Union Pacific was under severe pres
sure. failing almost three points 70
1lIA.. It's lowest price in several years.
Other Pacific Changers. coalers. cotton
carriers-in fact. the general tranSpor-
tation divislon-lost one to two points.
with many new minimumS for the cur
rent movement
Shippings were almost the sole fea-
lures of strength. scoring extreme adj
vances OF one to two and one half points
virtually all Of which were retained.
Utilities were again unsettled. few
gas shares Fallying from their recent
depression. while others. notably local
fractions. added one 10 two points 10
losses of the early week.
Short covering in the final trading
effected recoreries Of as much as 4
point III some OF the leaders. United
States closing at a slight loss after hav-
inS fallen almost a point.
Bonds followed the trend Of stocks.
manitesting further heaviness in indus
trials and utilities. Liberty aus were
again, the outstanding feature at 99.7S
TO 99.S2 and contributed overwhelmingly
TO the total bond sales (par ralue) Of
S5.1T5. 900.
United States bonds (old issues) were
| unchanged on call.
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VIII Rnanme Hearings

The public service commission To-Day
received II complaint from tho SharInw
Gas coal company Of Said. Boone c"un-
~ alleging that the lacfawannn Coal
and I.unihcr company. which furnishes
gas for the community. has been sup
plyfng an inadcuua;a quantity. Thr
Iscknwsnna Company reported that lis
we'll had hccn flooded with water, this
hrirg the cause nf the present short
age.
Tho commission will resume hearings
tomorrow morning on the application or
the baltimore and Ohio railroad conn
pany for permission tn increase its pas
scngcr rates In West Virginia from tw"
10 two and II half cents 4 milo. Wit
ncsscs Of the company will BE- cross "N-
uminrd In regard IL evidence already
taken in the case.
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C0LERAIN

The. snowslnrm did considerable dam
age To the fruit trees In this vicinity
! Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rnnilne have moved to
Martins Ferry. o.. where they will make
(, their future home.
! Mrs. W. q. Hall is improving slowly.
! Her many friends wish her speedy re-
cnvery.
| John w. Litten was 4 business caller
| in 81. ClaIrsville this week.
Mrs &. +. Myers and family Of Wells-
burg Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
| &. NJ. Mitchell.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. RiEsby were cnll-
prs in Wheeling Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family were
! the guests Of relatives AT Moundsvillc
Sunday.
McSsrs. George and Ellsworth Hall ot
! Alliance. a.. returned To their home
Sunday aftrr n visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Hall.
Mr.. md Mrs. NJ =. Martin and son
Of Wheeling were the CHESTS Of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Aillor. Sun
day
Miss Irene Horton was caller in
Wheeling Saturday.
Mrs. {. NJ Mitchell. Mrs. ". H. Rob-
erts. Mrs Bentley. Miss Lorenn star
buck and Mrs. 6. p. Wicker had charge
Of the bake sale. Saturday. nit the Geo.
! L.. Stifel store.
Miss Nnmia Ashton spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Ashton.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Edgar and family were
the guests OF relatives at Martins Ferry
Sunday.
Quit" 81 number from I!arrIsvlllr At
tended the monthly meeting here Tues
day.
EHv. Nelson If l!elairc. o.. delivered
IA &rrmnn sunday morning AT this place.
Mr.. Jones met with an accident Nom
day morning while rrInlNiug his machine.
Broke his right arm.
Miss Edith Walker returned to
Georgetown nttnr Sw"nInE the week.
end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Walker Of E.mcr-
son. -. wcr" callers in Euerain Mnn-
dag.
Mr.. Jonathan Bimms, Of lIarriSvillr.
o. was Il cnli"r In this place Monday.
The rhilath"a rlnss nf Colerain At
tended tn. twrnty-scvanth anniversary
~ tn" St"nt church of Elm Grove Mrn-
day evening.
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Wire Trouble Interferes
With Market Quotations

Because Of the storm which in,crf"r"d
with tclcEraphic communication ycSter-
day. the local brokerage office Of A. T..
MnStcu 4 CO.. was uuahl" 10 make con-
nections with New York yesterday at
tccpoon. consequently. /: WAS imp,S*.h!''
10 get the closing quotations on tho New
York cotton eXchInG". Boston stock en-
change. New York Standard oil sub
salaries. New York %urH. and the Fits
hurgh stock exchange.
Yesterday was generally observed
throughout tho country as l:b"ry
Loan bay and man? stock exchanges
closed at noon The local "rtha".r" huw
however. remained open as usual. ms
there was no special ohscrvanU" q. III"
day locally. There w"r" few ch.taS.> in
quotations OF local stocks the market
being quite throughout Tie day.
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SMITHF|ELD
DRY Speakers.

SMITuFIELn. o.. oct. 24.-Th" fol-
Iuwinr dry speakers have been engaged
tu speak in Smithhrld 70 instruct the
r"upl. of the need NJ Ohio entering the
dry column and becoming n prohibition
state: Mr. EnniSe ut Methodist EpiS-
rnpal church at 100 y. M. Oct. q; Rev.
nr Gillian. rolored4 minister. To speak
at $50 y. III. at the Hotel Hayden. "r
CORNER thereof Mr.. Gillian Is pastor
Of unc OF the largest col0rcd churches
in Columbus and 4 forccful speaker.
Mr. Parker Of Wheeling. on Saturday
night. oct. 81. nj : p. nj, at Methodist
Episrnrul church. and Mr.. kctchun,.
master Of Michigan State Grange mt
thu. Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
afternoon. November {. At p. m.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
CAPITAL NEWS.

CHARLESTON. W. Wa. oct ~
The supreme court Of appeals today
awarded four writs Of mandamuS in
I'cases from. Wyoming county Involving
the paying Of interest IN IN" deposits
md the surrcndcrlnE Ia the county Shcr'
III, w 3. fletcher. IF S3hh.unn raised H.!
bond issue in 1915. for the rurp"S" OF
building permanent roads in IN" c"un-
lty.
The wri;s We're awarded in the io'-
lowing cases: Bank nf Wyoming against
the Bank of MulIens; Bank % wyoming
against First National i'ank of Pine
willie: W. r. Bclchcr. sheriff. against
Bank ~ MulIcns: and W. T.. RelchrT
sheriff. against First National bank o.
Pincvillc.
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Sn1ithneld Briefs.

Mr.. J. n. Lowry and Superintendent
p. l.. buchanan will go 10 Columbus
Monday morning. where they will hear
the eminent nr. John Mott Of Y. ".
e. A. fame. lecture Mt the Mnsoni''
temple Of that city. They will ac-
company H. n. MintrinGcr and Mrs.
Parsons az Struhcnvllle After the nd-
, dress the party will dine mt the Horel
Dcshcr Following this they Will visit
the cantonment at ChIllicothe to organ
izc the drys OF thr soldiers for state
prohibition.
Mrs b. f. Van KanneIl Of New York
City. is visiting. her sister Mrs. n. L.
buchanan.
J. Paul Taylor WINS Brilliant visitor
Saturday. and incidentally attended the
brilliant and Wells township teachers
citing.
|, An Epworth league social WIS held
Friday evening AT tho home Of s. ].
, Waugh
Mrs Logan was q business visitor ut
Struhnnvilln Saturday and Sunday.
Windsor Ch"ftcy brought his fine
new IIrdstn SMpcr-sI1 home from
Stcubcnvill" Thuradny evening.
R"scrv" snnts on sale for lecture
course Wednesday afternoon NJ =. m.
IN tho suprrintendcnt's ofr7cr.
The Maids and MatrOns were delight
fully entertained Ivy Miss Octu +" Wet
$amnn. az the nom" Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
u. Frnncis Saturday afternoon. Fancy
work WAS n" diversion. Delicate re-
frrshmrntS w"r" serve.
Mrssrs Hirvil nurris and Ernest
Wacls wrutn L most interesting Letter
hnmr tho other iny.
Mrs !. r. Lowry has returned from
II very Interesting missionary "nnven-
ton. huld In Tennessee last week.
As nur count? commissioners step
around The strc"ts in Stcuhcnvtllc. our
ron,Ia become more dangerous and com
nlnints morr numerous.
Each parent should aim 70 cnrnuraG g.
their children To have Il regular period
FOR night study. rurf"w law mr.
Ordinance Is hound - come" r this evil
Is not rrmrhird.
r. i. buchanan has mn Interesting
l"ttrr in the CHrliz Republican last week
on l!fr ut camn Sheridan. AlN.
\. Fruwnir is now employed by Tr.
Fay uf rin"y Fork.
McSSrs unE. Sink. tnrneS. ''h"ffcy.
nrin""hl. cole and buchanan w""" Ma
sonic visitors in Si"uh'nvill" Friday
evening
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In Difference 10 the proclamaiions Of
President Wilson and Governor CornWcl
declaring this afternoon Il half holiday
as Liberty Day, all Offices ut the State
House. in the federal building. In the
city and county buildings were closed
and the officials and employees devoted
part Of their time 10 soliciting subscrlp'
tionS To the Liberty Loan bonds.
The state council of defense by IT'S
secretary. J. V. Sullivan. announced the
recent Of telegram from +. l.. Cook.
Of Charles Town. giving the information
that the banks of Jefferson county. Ill
meeting held today. subscribed TO JET
rcrson county's full quota Of bonds III
the sum Of S235.On6. Seven banks. To-
Gated in Charles Town. ShrrhcrdsIown
md Hnrpcrs Ferry. Ind part Ill the
subscriptions.
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c. L. g. @

Tn" town reading circle programs
have hccn arranged BY III" program
rommlttr" consisting Of Or. ". ii.
Wood. Windsor Cheffey. Jennie Bigger,
Mrs. Rincklcy and y. l.. Ruckhnnan.
These programs are In the hands Of the
Printer. and will b. ready for di$trlhu
lion NJ til" first meeting which is 10
h. held AT tho home Of Miss Mary Suth-
.rlamd. on Friday evening. November ?.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.--Isuttcr. Arm:
creamery. higher than extras 40'."
4sc: creamery. extra i92 score) - 3-im
45c: firsts 4%d 44lsc; seconds ill Il
- nc.
Eggs. irregular: fresh gathered extras
I5I4Sc; extra frsts 43Fff4Ec: hrs's 80
q acc: seconds ara 3sisc: state. Penn.
sylvania and nearby western hcnn"rE
whites. fine to fancy 6ST' T0c: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby hcnrery
browns 5067 SIC.
Cheese. unsettled: state fresh specials
oSI n % SAC: do average run - y T
CSC. :
Live poultry steady: no prices quoted
Dressed quiet: prices unchanged
Flour unchanged.
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Il. S. Lecture Course.

Tn" Jnrdans. n musical and entertain
ing trio. present their wonderful Japa-
ncs. sketches with MIR. Jordan Stnrring
in some Of the heavier MS we'll rs tho
lighter and more popular music of the
day. Miss Jordan has fow peers as a
reader. Remember We are holding tn"
course At the Methodist Episcopal
church. This attraction is Saturday
evening, October - at S o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-25
BLOWN UP BY MINE

COpENH AGEN. Oct. o4-The Dan
ish foreign nffic" reports that The
Danish steamers Angl0.nanr (ShS
inns) and F}vndnrhorS Q.4nn tonsl.
hound from England for Denmark.
have been blown un by mines in The
North SEA. One man OH board the
Anglo-iiuL was killed.
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T,r,,ortant naciHion

Holding that n bank has no right to
take from the state. county or municipal
taxation the amount NJ money invested
in Liberty bonds. Attorney General j..
r. England today issued his opinion to
l.. s. Tully. cashier Of the Bank OF
Mount Hope who wrote that the bank
waa contemplating investing its capital
and part of its surplus in Liberty bonds
and wanted to know whether the hank
! would BE- required to pay the tax on the
full amount Of the capital and sur
niue
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DonInocp.

Mrs. buchanan entertained 10 donl-
noes NJ her HON" on Mnpl" avenue
on "Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
II group Of 80 each day. Mrs. r. j.
Van Kunncll n sister or the hostess.
wns u pleasant guest from New York
City. Delicate refreshments were
served and a pleasant time cnSued.
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commercial 80 day bills on banks. AL:
commercial 50 day bills. 40 7-S: de-
mand. 4I5n; cables. 4i6 Tie. Francs,
demand. 5777;;.: cables. $40 So Gullders,
demand. ~ 81: cables. 43k. LtreS. o.,
mnnd. 1856; cables IS0. Rublcs. demand.
1870; cables. 1860. Bar silver. sts. Mex
lean dollars. 62h. Governrpcnt bones:
steady: railroad bonds heavy.
Time loans. steady: 50 days. sos
% days. t1G5i!: six months, bEM
5 81. -
cali money. firm: high. 4: low. ;
ruling rntc. (: closing bid. ~: offered
ut {: last loan. I. =
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Wheeling Mold & Foundry Cornr1on-Tran.!er books
close Oct 20. for regular Ter and IN ultra
} Ger cedt cash dividend. PAYABLE November !.
Seu.aizyl!ne COMPANY Transfer hook, close Oct
70. for per cert cash drdsnd payable Nov. !.
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SU6AR

NEW YORK. Oct 34.-Raw sugar:
steady: centrifugal $50: molasses 6.03s
refined steady. line .Eranulated S.S5., ~
Tkr Maid--I hear that they now
hav" = woman's dictionary. | wondersS
# il differs much from others. Is
rho Eruitc---II probably has more
words III it.--CartuunS Magazine. g-.
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NERVOUSNESS IN
THE CORN MARKET

CHl''NEU. Oct. 2i.--NrrT'nu%ncSS ~
IT.. pert "f shorts MIR" than "ttS"i Tor
at least today any b arish RESULTS frhm
4 Ian " hirh. Ia r0-np"ratc with IN" EnN.
rrnmenl. the board ur trnd" directors
last night placed on all n''w buying al
November end December deliveries "a
con. The markc: cl">"d unsettled Il,
To TX. net hishvI. with Uerc1Ihrr II" ..
20 1863 AID 1ilt: To- ll1as May. pa:i
advanced u II Is In "a. ana prnriSiui:;
wound ny Cn"han:"l :" - higher.
Oman 1i1rb Close
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Oct. et.--Crcdi; bal
nnces. Sc. so: runs. s4.6S2: nr"raE". S..
Asa: shipments. 1855: average. 62,lfI
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COFFEE

NEW YORK. Oct. "f.---,t'otf"r. VI"
cin, \: futures. steady: D""rmb"r lis
March. 80.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct "a II
Daily quotation LIZ. OF the Wheeling Stock h
ghanrr:
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PITTSBURGH. Oct @4.---Calur steady;
supply light. t'h"i"" $ll.a"m - rs:
prime $4,000 IL Is.
sheep steady: supply light. Prime
ycthcrs S1l .n0Till 60: Gull aud common
s5.n0M7 on; lambs $l@.nna l6 so: veal
calves $l5.n0Er Is 81.
Hogs steady receipts light. rrim"
hcuvles Sl6.ljIl Ii Is; MEDIUMS $3.50
fflo 7s: heavy workers. Sl5.25Ti IL 81:
light workers. 3la.5OTl4 70: pigs $1l,uG
MA 50; rougha }l4.DnN15 40.
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MONEY

NEW YORK pr;. - Mercantile. ia
pr 80. Sterling III Ill! bills. IA = :
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~. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct %. l..
Furnished The lntcll1Rcncer by A. +
Masten K Co. members New FORK Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Fir-
Elnia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager
- LIE: tii;.a ~.
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CHICAGO. Oct. c4.-rHnGs. receipts
20. 600: weak Bulk kl4.s6N Is 80: Light
.sl425T16 IS: mixed Sl4.6hM Is 40:
heavy Sl4.a54ilG Ca: rough $3.50 n
Us 81: pigs St0.258f Is 81.
Cattle. receipts 10000 strong. NnilN"
steers S6.85RlT hh: western steers $500
q Is Is; stock"rS and feeders S6.p"M
II 40. COWS and hcifcrs S.I5N II 9H:
calves SS.hNT15 90.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-25
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
" Gather Report.

Moderate, nearly general rains,
occurred in Arkansas. eastern and
central Oklahoma. and east Texas.
except that rains were locally heavy.
III western Arkansas, south central
Oklahoma and the northern third
Of east Texas.
Light to moderate local showers
fell in Louisiana.
The weather was unseasonablv
cool in western Oklahoma. Tenn
peratnres elsewhere were near or
slightly above normal, except thas
they were decidedly above normal
lit Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and
South Carolina.
Heavy rains, in inches. are re-
ported, as follows:
Arkansas; Bentouylne. 1.4g:
TeSarkana, 142 Durant. 1:t4.
chieakasha, l;s6; Shawnee. 1:72.
louisiana Tonight saowers
toioeF hotth portion Sunday SIN
eay showers. east generally fair.
west portion colder.
Arkansas Tonight and sunday.
rein. colder.
Oklahoma. Tonight cloudy rats
cast portion, colder. east portion
SUNDAY partly cloudy, frost norta
vest portion.
East Texas. Tonight oioudy. rain
e.ft portion, colder. Sunday partly
cloudy,
West Texas; Tonight fair. colder
aoeth east portion, frost north nor.
lion, sunday fair.
The rainfall in Waxahaehie meas.
uted 50 of an inch. The rain was
not general over the county. only
light shower FELL At the Apder-
son ranch. The rain seemed 10
be heavier I'm the northern hair Of
the county.