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Railroads.
r. F. CO P. FiS s5s5 Gs$f 2. =

r. F. ca, Z. FEia 500 ssssif57laszgyRs
TRAINS Leave OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ a. 1-Ds,!y-Byrd 81. rhrvagh.
az a. ~ -Jaily-Main ~. Through.
Pullman Cars
100 A -.Exoept Aoudsy-By-a 81. 1hrouxa.
-. AT tulIlar cars
''" A. week Dsys-EIbs. Ashland 40
80 a M-Daiiy-Byrd ST. Through. LOsai
400 P M-wess bays-s2rga 81 yr stSStl
q On Sifs Ae-punioda- zion
~ ~ -l.Hiir -1fsir ST. Through
'''' :. WEEK Days-Ei5a- Ashiand As.
s;oo p M-Daiiy-Byrd Sc Through.
-@'-A4-'o ARRIVE RICHMOND - sOCTH-
90 a, 1M1,--,Wsek Dass-Eioa. Ashland 40
a. D,s.ly-lny-d s., Through
80. ~ .1rs. Accommodation.
'''' NJ -wesk Dass-Byrd St ThrOuEa.
~ p N Uaiiy-Main g. rhrourn
o-+' y " Week Days-E.bn. Ashland 40
q 70 Daiiy-Ryrd 81, Through.
-" i, M-DaAy-Byrd ST. Through. Local
$50 p M-Daliy-Ms'a street. Through. Az
- M-D7i.F- Main s. through
--'' M-Wee1 Days BTd street through.
,-ALi Fuiiman cars
. 80 Pullman Sleeping OF ParIor Cars On
mono ~ 81 A. ~ week days. and local seeoln-
t5 li s, OF arryas ana departures and eoun'o-
W, %. DUKE. c.. w CULP. w TAYLOR.
49, -' trest- Cent suot. Trar Ny.
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ON LOCAL MARKETS
MORE ACTIVITY ON
CARY STREET BLOCK

nm , NEE / bLOGk
The produce and fruit market was
decidedly more active Yesterday. The
receipts were not az large as tho com
mission merchants had hoped FOR. in
view a. the active demand. but then
u must be remembered that the shippers
from nearby points have not vet entirely
.-otetea from the demoral!zinK effects
of Che prolonged May spell Of weather
in January- The demand Yesterday was
rather in excess Of the receipts. and as
result there was active business and
prices on most articles moved up a
fraction
Florida vegetables Of various kinds
showed up on Cary Street yesterday,
and they were readily taken at fig1ires
that were satisfactory TO the commits
sion men Beets, cabbage. lettuce and
some other carly boomers were offered
direct from Florida, and they were sold
right along
chickens. eggs and game from Vir-
rlnia points were ia small receipts but
ID active demand. and the figures were
moved up q fraction or two
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SCHUYLER MAN CUT
IN HORRIBLE MANNER
Especial 10 TIE Tlmes-Dlspaieh.l

SCHJ YLER VA. January l7.-AIr.
James Hughes was badly cut here yes
terday BY being caught In the grower
lie was taking a piece Of stone from
the machine when bis coat caught fn
tho cuttors. and he was drawn IN until
his coat and vcst we're torn on. The
cutters struck in his right side MAKING
O. cash about twelve Inches long and
two inches wide Three rios were cut
In two. The flesh was on the cutters
Ike meat on a sausage grinder His
lungs were also cut. but there Is sone
hope OF bis recovery.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND JANUARY q. 1917
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk rnerchan.
dise and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Poce Alntas. Graves James River
lsndinEs and Norfolk. merchandise ard passeu.
gers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge. Rappahannock Ellis. Baltimore coal
F p. Murphy & son
Barge Pamfc6. Cols1n Baltimore ee-- .-e~
Rich mond GIauo Connany
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk merriam.
disc ard passenger Old Dominion Line
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TONE Of MARKET
DULL AND HEAVY
No Weakness Such a. the Day
Previous, But a General
Apathy.
DIP ALONG THE WHOLE LINE
Banks Gained Heavily From the
Subtreasury-Bonds Were
Irregular.
DIP ALONG THE WHOLE LINE

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE dun
and heavy tone which prevailed for most
OF the day in the stock market seemed
20 be due 70 sympathy with the con-
unued weakness In a handful OF stocks
There WAS nothing Ike the general
weakness which Developed yesterday Al
any time during the day The general
list moved narrowly throughout There
was dip along ne whole Tine when any
special weakness would develop at some
special point and Ar appearance %
resihency In the intervals Of liquidation
in a few stocks The hesitating and in-
constant movement 81 the market kept
speculative sentiment much confused
Ike course IS Indicated az necessa-y =,
IN tho cass az the securities over
hanging the market 10 secure new car.f.
tai 70 proceed with the great enlarge
uent % railroad facilities. which al
railroad authorities seem agreed IN con -
elderns essential % cope with the pres-
"nt business of the country. Bot tic
belief gained ground to-day that there
were special causes affecting the stocks
which suffered most acutcly in vester-
days decline. having % do more with
the speculative position in the market
than with the financial Affairs % the
companies Yesterday sinister infer
euces - an Inception Of 81 stock market
struggle between financial giants eav.
place to-day 20 AN alternative belief
that crippled speculation accounts ~
smaller importance were involved.
Aside from these special incidents ia
the MARKET developments were favura-
bic The banks continued 20 gain heavily
from the suhfreaRurv the amount for
tho week rising by to-day's statement 70
Ssil4.0oo. Constant fluctuations marked
Ire trading up 20 the end ~ tie arr.
and tho closing Was irregular Bonds
were irregular. Total sales. par valae.
S.s24.o0o. Inifed States ncr as adj
ranced J & per cent on call. Total sales
stocks s7s1oo shares.
NEW YORK. January 17-Mo-ev o,
call easy. 703 10 per cont. ruling rate
"a closing bid. 10. offered ~ G
Time loans very soft. sixty dAvs 3 ~.
ninety days "a six months. 2 IL 70
81 Prime mercantile paper. su6 ~
PER cent Sterling exchange nr5s.. with
actual husiueFs iu bankers BILLS ar
- s5S6 ~ & a. for demand ana at 3 81 %
04sis5 FOR si1ty-day bills. Posted rates.
ttsl l-204s2 and S4s5 1905 Sos. COM
merclai bills 14.sll0I4 fllJ. bar silver.
ment bonds firm. railroad loass i-regy,-
lar
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Post-Office Appointments.

ASlUNGTDN. j.. g.. january o.
Rural carriers appointed.
Virginia Beaver Dam. route AM
drew w Reld. carrier. Elliott T.. sat
terNhife substitute.
North Carolina Rod Springs. route :
Luther B McKellar. carrier. Marshall IT,
McBrydc. substitute.
Rural route SO T. ordered established
March Is at Uichtown. Highland coun-
~. Va. serving l9i people and 43 fami-
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res. Tsr-FT-m AZ g 40. receipts. As barrels
crude Turpent.ne-FiiU az S2Sa4.50. receipts
SAVANNAH. GA Jauuary l7-TURPE.N-
IINE--stesty az Ga sales, ~ casks. re-
cefpts. lee casks. shipments. l5f casks Ros.n-
Firm: sales 20 barrels receipts e. bar
rels
CHARLESTON. s. O. January l---rr-r-
PENTINE AND EOSIN-Sothing doing
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SECRETARY JAMES WILSON
RESIGNS BANK PRESIDENCY

TRALR ia. January IT, Secretary
~ Agriculture James Wilson has re-
signed the presidency OF the First M
tionai Bank OF Tracr. which ho has held
for ten years. Secretary WllsO- gave
as his reason that he WINS too FAR away
to az Justice To the stockholders and
l.nu-LL .r.-
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DUH ald unchanged Wheat ~ -Inrr. sr.o- rom
tract - e7e'sc southern by sample 50a-l,.
CON- r1rrner- spot 4sia rs - southern white
H. t5-. nfac oats-F1rmer. No white
fc BIDS NJ. vh.te. 42a42i4c No > rnixe6
+'s1t,tc rye Dull -. western. dornes-
t". tll-sc. Rltfer-Ftrm and UNCHANGED
fancy imitation. - o--c . do creamery an
s-i do. laiie 2e.-3c store packed ITqesc
fFgs--flrrn st "a. Chees~-Active and un-
changed, large 1850. medium fs&c small
if-c Sugar Steady ard unchanged. c1srse
er4lllated and fine s. o.
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nnY G0oDs MAnKrrs

NEW YORK. January u The dry goods
market is very firm. but trade FOR tho day vas
hampercd hy the storm. Raw silk Is lower bat
NOT especially weak. except DO eRrt8in numbers
~ Japanese silk Dress d3ods are selling better
ard the lines f1r thc ner~ season are becoming
better established. Print cloths ana print
goods are selling acfiNciy.
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CHICAGO. January l1-CATTI.E-E Receipts
about 5000 heaG Market. Best steady. Others
weak Common 20 prime Steers s42- 81. COWS.
s.. l5ci.75- heifers s. 60as %: bulls s275Gi 81:
calves. k'.1Hli> %. stockers ard feeders s. 60Q
ff1 Hogs-Rccc ipts about =. 100 head Market
steady to lec lower. Prime sh 'nn'ny hogs
g. 50 g So. cnoi.e butchers weights Ss65T
f.5,ia, assert a. nsht. IS 62ad8 57-s bulk ~
sales s. 5o1ss ~ Sheep-Receipts about % 90
tesd Market steady. Sheep s305 s.. wear
lugs stslg 40 O.: lambs s.. 1891 50
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Railroads.
Richmond and PETERSBURG
Electric Railway

Cars leave corner 90 Seventh and r--.
streets Manchester. every hour ION the h,urs
from A To Do +. NJ Tast car b nifri-'..
Limited car. 8 As y NJ. daily. except srnIsy
Cars leave Setersburg foot OF sycan,. re-
street. every hour from SIS A NJ 20 20 3 D
NJ Last car N 40 II N. limited r1r ga
A. 81 daily excep; sunday
AZ car from Petersburg connecting Rlca-
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CATTLE Markets
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK AfARbcE
Sales a. Lnioa Stock Yards)
Richmond Va Tau-fo-,- q

sales a. Jnioa Stock Yar1s)
Richmond Va. Januar, T. 1897
Report ~ che 1--we stock market for the week
end ng January g. 1877.
Best steers 81 nc; medium 20 good {s.a
5isc; common 20 fair. b. Gfrc.. best hoifers
4&c. medium 20 good. 4f.14c.. common 10 fair
30'1.c-. toe- fat cows. 404izc.. medium 10 go5d
81 aS1sc common 10 fair isd3c bulls %
sac Rest fresh cows. 81. 0fpS5 o.. common
and medium. 81 QS5 %. and slow sale: rood
sprin gers. 5000. co. veals 61Sc Light run 81
hogs. good hogs. "a. o. sc shoats S a56s soc
sows. 5i4g6t1c stags and rough hogs Sa5c
Light rgn OF sheep; good. fat sheep 6fr7c: me
dlum. 6G63ac. common. S4sc.; best lambs ac
MEDIUM 20 good 6I1 a7i+c common Hs95i.c
pr sDects good on all kiuds Of stock f0r next
narlfet.
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MISCELLANEOUS aIARKET.
pEANET MARKET.

Reported by Rodgers. McCabe and Coz
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan H. PA NJ rs
spanish Market hrm at 81 30 per bushei. Vir-
c!uias-Marisrt firm at fiaQ4A,c for fancy stock
machine picked. iei4Hc.: Smelling stock. 3alc.
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n IN 1 N6ijuIk&MeSBn

ON-4 A4-L-RAlL LINE no NORFOLK
Leave Byrd So station. Richmond Daily.
ln eIec- Jan 9. 1917.
FoE NORFOLK. $500 A. a. 900 T. N
$50 i u
FOR LYNCHBURG. tao WEST and he
SOUTHWEST $50 A ~ 1870 noon $50 y
-. Pullman Parlor and Sleeping cars. Cafa
Dining cars Trains arrive daily from NorfOlk
- q a NJ. o. 80 70 r. From The West. 7;e1
A. NJ. 30 = " $50 p NJ
O6ice SIS z Main So sFIyer: 2 hours -
minutes.
" r uEVILL. c. II. BOsLEY.
Gent Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass Agent
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Chesapeake "a. ono RaiIwav

Chesapeake c., Ohio Railway
CINCINNATI INDIANAPOLrs. ST LOUIS.
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE. NASH
VILE. MEMPHIS.
2-I5 p 81 daily and 100 T. 81 dnuy except
Saturday n.s5 p. n Saturdays
WEsTBOyND LOCAL. TRAINS:
1c5 A. II and 5-i5 p. NJ. week dayt
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT.
500 A n snd 400 ?. VI daily
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLE
POINT
r % A. NJ and 500 p VI daily
JAMES RIVER LINE
H. 80 A. NJ daily; 5.i5 p n week days.
Arrive Main Line from West. $50 A. NJ
'-s 30 A. NJ % IS p n. ''7.t5 p n Ero1
East. 80 90 A. NJ. sll.i5 A NJ 900 r. NJ.
e.c0 p ~ James River. s's % 4. NJ e ~
?. NJ (@Dsiiy Except Sunday
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. Nd January l---eaboar l
1ir Line. common and fredericksburg do
sug
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RICHMOND sT0CR MARKET.

Rienrond. va. January - 1877.
SALES At BOARD
virginia 9=-t 90 A. 81
r. p. and p Div Oalisation--l 60 ~ -.
:. 80 al ~
v.rginla-cNrolina Chemical pa. 2. cts
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Southern Railway.

~t--NtsHo LIZA r E-l-ftMQND.
~ ~ Following schedule figures publishes
- - ,uiornatlQn and are not guaranteed.
II ~ = ~ - laiiy-Local for Charlotte.
'e a. DAILY "a uired-Bufre- Pullman 90
e,Danta and birmingham. New Orleans,
~ n20.s, Chattanooga and ell the south.
-"l leh coach tor Chase City. Oxford.
Durham ana Raleigh
~ N u " Tx sunday Kaysville Local
--'' >. laiiy-Lfmited PulIr u really 9:D
r. ID for all the south.
YORK RIVER LINE.
f.p = M-lxcept Sunday-No. Is-To WeFs
3n'--s. lnnecting FOR Baltimore, Non
-, -sys. wednesday, and Fridays
$40 ~. Mon days. Wednesdays and Tri.
.Aserlr. Local West Point.
50 a. N --HVcept sunday-No. 7L-LooaI ~
West P1lnt.
80 r.. ,.'5 u. ,r-Fron OF tho south
50 p A--Frpr Charlotte Reisigh, Durham,
90 base CITY and Local stations.
80 4 Prom Keysvflla and Local sta tiuaS
80 ~ No. l5-From Baltimore and west
-''f2 e. 80 O. Wednesdays and Friday
o-5' ~. $50 7S-From West Point ana
Locsl Stations
- W. WEST BURY. -. p. A.
c. II ACBERT s. ri HARDwfcK.
N.-P. Hnd Gen Me- r1s. Trsf prr.
". r. TAYTOE. c. P. A..
washington -. C
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NLD DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP co.

Night Line for Norfolk.
leave Richmond every evening Ofoo. Ash
etree) az O p NJ. stopping ~ Nevr 70 News
en- route Fare 1880 one way $40 round
rrip Including sfererocrr tert1. meals. so
an s-r-e- ---a o. .--n----- un--..
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NEW YORK. January lsr-B t-E1N rs Re
ceipts. 96i head. all consigned direct. except
3 cars. no trading. feeling steady Dress -
beef 109c- for native rides. fancy beer. go
s'4c Calves Receipts. So head. very nttle do
ing FOR lack of stock. Feeling steady Prime.
Nrals sia- ur Western harnyerd calves
Dressed calves steady. city dressed veals ea
sc extra carcasses. u. Sheep-Receipts
q. SO head. sheep Nominellv STEADY: no sales
lambs ioc. lower. Fair 20 prime lambs s. 500
s.Sfls Hogs Receipts. 9i7 head Feeling
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Steamboats,.
Virginia Navigation Co.'S

mouth ola Point. Newport News Claremont
and James River landings. connecting az GA
point Tor Wellington. Baltimore ana the
North. statcro0us reserved for the night az
moderate prices Electric cars 1irect 20 tia
wharf Fare s. On and 81 Norfolk Through
Excursion Tickets on sale az Richmond Trans
Yer co.. C9 E Main Street. SOC 70 Main
street. oa waarf er steamer Round trip,
s. 90.
Freigat received f'r a1srs-nauei places snd
al points in Eastern virginia North Caroline
ans ths East JNO f. MAYER. Agent.
IRWIN WEr-IGER. GenI Mgr
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EECHMOxr aKa1N MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January II -el-
QUOTATIONS.
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CINCINNATI. o. January HOS Ao-
i've. Butchers ard shippers s. is7S 50: com
mon. 81 1913 3D. Cattle Steady sud slow. Fair
'o good shippers So. y 50. common s262 70
shecp-Strong at t2250l75. Lambs steady az
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BALllaroRE. ND January l,.-FLoUR-
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Va Car Chem pc. %. ct.......1r) SOFA. 1855.
Na.-Car. g CO Col IT ;. c.. 8 -.
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OF MEAT TO
DROP CONSIDERABLY
There Has Been a Decrease
In the Quotations on
Wholesale Market.
WILL BE WELCOME NEWS.
GENERAL PUBLIC MAY BE ABLE
TO GET A BETTER THANKS
GIVING DINNER THAN WAS Elk
PECTED.

Richmond housewives are happy,
and not without reason, for a general
decrease in the retail prices of meat
has been announced. When the new
prices are installed in Richmond, peo-
pie who for many months have been
contented with an ordinary soup bone,
owing to the high prices of fresh and
sailed meats. can at least afford chuck
steak occasionally. The decrease in
the prices of meat is caused by the big
drop in the wholesale quotations Of
live stock on the bigger markets.
The first big cut in prices was an
nOunced by the Cudahy packing COM
pany of Omaha, Neb., which company
does a large business in Richmond.
Chicago packing buses are expected to
lower their prices within a few days,
according to the statement of local
butcher. OF course the decrease in the
retail prices cannot be made for about
thirty days or time for the new pro
duct to be placed on the market. The
retailer in the meantime will have the
| advantage of the decrease in cost OF
meats. The hog market is showing an
unusual decrease. Seventy five cents
was the drop recently. and quotations
are still going down, which means 2
material decrease in the price of all
fresh pork. Beef prices are also de
scending to a much lower level.
| A local butcher said that the high
prices of last fall and winter are not
expected to be repeated again this year
for the reason that there was not dis
ease in stock this year as there was
last. Disease made rapid inroads in.
to the supply last year. He would not
state on what date the decrease in re
tail prices would take effect, but he
thought before Thanksgiving. People
| in Richmond who have had to be con,
tented with weinerwurst and sauer
kraut on Thanksgiving day. will hail
the announcement that retail meats
will descend, with joy.
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Don't Whisk Your Hat.

Never use a whisk broom to clean
hat either stiff or soft. particularly
a soft hat. as it gradually removes the
fine surface originally on the hat. The
worst effect, however, is the wearing
away Of the band and binding by such
rough usage. The effect is more
quickly shown on the best grades Of
bands and binding. A fine hair brush,
one of curved shape. made especially
to use under the curl of the hat, Is
good. Best OF all. however, is thick
piece Of wooden cloth. Such pieces are
now made in the form of pads. with
strap across the back, go that they
can be held securely in the hand
AMA<ic&a Halter. .--
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A Worry Practical Christian.

A benevolent old man who lived on
his farm in Iowa never refused shelter
to any who might ask it Of him. His
many friends demonstrated with him
about this characteristic, knowing that
many INSCRIPTIONS hoboes would avail
themselves of the opportunity and that
there was great danger Of the old
man being robbed. To these remon-
strances the old man replied that he
believed in practical Christianity"
But" said one of his friends, "this
seems very impractical. Suppose one
of these men took it into his head to
rob you one night?'
My dear young friend,' was the re-
ply, II bid all enter in the name Of
God. but prove my belief in practical
Christianity by locking up their pants
during the night"
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A SIMPLE COUGH CURE
HOMEMADE.

Here is simple recipe that is
a good thing 10 cut out and
paste in your scrap book. 1t
will make one pint Of the most
effectual cold and cough RENE
dy that any physician could give
you. Here it is:
Granulated Sugar syrup 1872 OF.
PlneX ..-........ ~ ~.
The syrup is made by heating
and stirring granulated sugar
and water. The 213 OF. of Pi-
mex may be had of any good
druggist at a cost of 30 cents.
Mix in a pint bottle. Shake
well, and take teaspoonful ev-
cry one. two or three hours as
required.
Pinex might be called the con-
centrated ozone of the Norwe-
gian pine forests. famous for
centuries in curing consumption.
asthma and kindred membrane
diseases. 1t is, as a matter OF
fact. the purest and most cOn-
centrated form or compound eX-
tract of Norway white pine tar.
There are many pine tar or
pine oil preparations, but none
of these are to be compared with
the pure Pinex itself. All drug
gists have it or can get it easily
if requested to do so.
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Two of a Kind.

A revival meeting was in progress,
and Sister Jones was called upon for
testimony. Being meek and humble,
she said: II do not feel as though |
should stand here and give testimony.
l have been a transgressor for good
many years and have only recently
seen the light l believe that my place
is in a dark corner. behind the door"
Brother Smith was next called upon
for his testimony and. following the
example set by Sister Jones. said: Il,
too. have been a sinner for more than
forty years, and do not think it would
be fitting for me to stand before this
assembly as model think my place
is behind the door. In a dark corner.
with Sister jones' And he wondered
why the meeting was convulsed with
the laughter of those who came to
pray,
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A Caro-.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
If Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from cold. Cures la
grippe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no OPT
ates. The genuine is in yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. A. G.
Luken & Co.
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Have you trouble of any kind arising from
a disordered stomach? Go to your druggist
and get Soc or 81 bottle OF DR.. Caldwell S
Syrup Pepsir, which is positively guaranteed tc
csHs you and keep you well.
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A Eiohtino State.

Whenever you scratch Kansas his
tory you find a fight. No territory Of
equal size has had so much war over
so many different causes. Her story in
Indian fighting, gambler fighting, out
law fighting. town site fighting and po-
litical fighting is not approached by
any other portion of the west.-Outing
Magazine.
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No home is so pleasant, regardless
Of the comforts that money will buy,
as when the entire family is in perfect
health. A bottle of Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs so cents. 1t will
cure every member of the family of
constipation, sick headache or stom-
ach trouble A. G. Luken & Co.
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Father and m other. cisters and brothers. soon
get to know ono another's intimate affairs and
the little bowel and liver disturbances soon be-
come household comment. 1t is we'll to remer-
Der that In constipation and indigestion and
other troubles of the stomach liver and bowels
a quick cure can 90 had by the use of Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. Take 4 tonight and YOU
viii feel perfectly well In the morning. Price
only 50 cents ard g 20 -. ~~~'.te.
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Married people should learn what to do for
cn2 anothers little ills. and for the Ills of the
children that may come. They are sure sooner
or later to have occasion to treat constipation
or indigestion. When the opportunity comes
remember that the quickest way to obtain relief
and finally permanent cure. is with Dr. Gale
wells Syrup Pepsin, the great herb 1axativ
com pound. bottle should always be Ia I'll
hous, 1t costs 7rlv 90 r-+s or a 1T drug ST re-
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MASONIC CALENDAR.
Week Commencing October 2str

Week Commencing October 18th.
Chapter No. 4, r. A. NJ. work, Mark
Masters degree: 9 candidates.
Saturday-Loyal Chapter No. 40 o.
E. S. Stated meeting and rehearsal
of work, preparatory to coming of
Grand Matron, nellie L. Goodhar, of
Charlottesville. on Nov. %.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-31

Fresh Country Butter, per Ib.--
Fancy Smooth Potatoes, per busheI
10 lbs. GranuIated, 20 lbs. A, or Fl
rs lbs. Pride Richmond, White Lii,