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SAYS HE HAS PROCESS
TO GROW BLACK ROSES
Crippled From Rheumatism, Georgia Man Claims TO
r Have Achieved What Others Have Tried in Vain
to Do, and Seeks Patent.

Confidently asserting that after NJ
teen years experimenting he has dlscov-
cred a process whereby black roses may
be gown. Dennis Tapley, rheumatic
cripple from Savannah. Ca, is IN
Washington to obtain, IL possible. a
patent upon his discovery
He was preceded by letter written
by Col. \ r I.awtou, vice president OF
the Central Of Georgia railroad, who has
interested himself in Tapiey's claims
and who has asked Representative I'd
wards Of Georgia TO take charge Of The
matter before the Patent Office This
Mr.. Edwards viii do, assuring the man.
who has made key rings all his life for
a living, that his Invention viii receive
the same jealous guardianship as
though he were Thomas A. Edison him
self
If Mr.. Tapley has discovered process
for growing black roses. and he Is ac-
compauied by two friends who say ne
has. the secret viii be worth much 70
him The black rose Is something Tor
which the world has been waiting
long time
Has Half Million Offer
Tb. 5iscovarer saws that within the
mast month he has been offered $5o5-VJ-
for his secret the day il is protected oS
patent. but he is going slow IN acceplii's I
FrSm the little that this second Bur
bank would say about his secret, - ~ =
learned that the process IS a ci-ellii i'SI'
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
LOAN REDUCTION
IN BANK SHOWING
State Banks and Trust Companies
Also Cut Down AC-
ConmOdafinnS

NEW YORK. Feb 12-For the first
time I'm some weeks the actual bank
statement showed a material reduction
in the loan item rejecting the severe
liquidation in securities But the loss
in cash was very heavy, the associated
banks reporting a deposit decrease OF
over sixteen millions Western banks
were withdra wing their deposits rather
freely because Of the lower rates Of
interest. The reduction in loans was
not enough 10 Offset the biz decrease
IN cash and as result the associated
banks showed a net loss ii reserve OF
S2.5aa.oaG
The actual totals OF the banks re-
ported such a heavy loan contraction
that the actual reserve was shown 10
have been materially increased 81, %
being the figures named. Trust com
pauies and state banks not reporting
TO the clearing house. are responsible
for the apparent discrepancies For
this reason the bank statement Of the
associated banks Is never more than
a comparative showing
Government deposits reported. N1..e4.-
2e7. as against 100000 a year ago.
The principal changes IN the avera Ee
figures Of the latest weekly statement
Of the clearing house banks, obtained
by comparing them with those Of the
previous return follow
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EXCHANGE
IS CLOSED TODAY
Many Washington Investors
Are Operating in New
York Securities.

The local stock exchange adjourned
over from Friday until Monday. There
mas nothing new iu the way Of Eos-
sin ON the street or in security circle
spe-arfone are more or less restricted
these davs. because OF the bargains that
are offered in hich-Grade rail shares on
rre New York market The buying
or odd lots for actual investors IN that
market cut more II figure in local
securities than 5= generally considered
The fact that there has been no
break I'm local stocks Of serious pro-
rorfiors enables iuvcstrcs 20 exchange
their investments
Returns Of local corporations nave
hrrr excellent and 70 IS only question
-.e time when these securities viii move
I'D and attract attention
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
WRONG SWITCH.

Little boy said the big electrician.
as he Unpacked his tool kit, your
mother sent for me to fix her switch.
Where viii I find it,
The little boys eyes grew round
"'Sh," he whispered cautiously.
Mamma. doesn't want everybody 10
know she'wears switch, but I guess
you'll find it either on the bureau OF on
her head"
And ten minutes later the sounds that
emanated from the woodshed told that
there are other kinds Of switches be
sides electrical and hair.-Chicag 90
News
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NAMES HEROES
TO Be FBLOGIZED
Anniversary of Havana Har-
Dor Explosion viii Be
Observed Sunday.

The twelfth anniversary o. the de-
struction OF the American battIesHip
Maine in Havana harbor viii be Oh
served tomorrow evening al First Con-
EreEauoHal ChUrCf, under the joint
auspices Of the Maine Monument As
soCiaJion and the Admiral David II.
Porter Garrison. Army and Navy Union
In charge OF the arrangements is Mrs
Christine Walter Dunlap. secretary ot
the Maine Monument Association. md
Lemuei FuEitr, OF Porter Garrison
Rear Admiral Charles - Si-sbee. vyh,
commanded the Maine at the time of
the disaster. VIII make an address Hs
VIII be Introduced by A r l. F.aCk5e
Judge Advocate General OF the Minute
Men y sermon viii be preached bJ
the Rev Samuel H. Woodrow an ad-
dress viii be made ov Col John Ne
EiTOy, OF the Maize Monument Asze-
citation 'he program viii be com0Trto5
by patriotic mUsi-aI selections
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
PERFECTLY PROPER.

The condesce1ding attitude Of the
British public toward art and artists
and its equally marked reverence for
birth are illustrated anew by a story
in the New York Times told by Mr.
h aniker HeatOn. who is a connection
on the poet SHinbuTne.
Mrs. FeatOn was showing TO some
ladies miniatures Of Swinburne's titled
relatives One Of the ladies' as she
studied the miniature Of Lord AshbU-u-
ham. turned to her daughter and 81 60 !.
My dear, had no idea Swiuburne
was so well connected Remind me
when next we are at Nudes, TO buy
his works ''-Youths Companion
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
Old DUTCH MARKET
MEETS WITH FAVOR
Georgetown Plant a Model
Establishment, Say Hun
dredS of Visitors.

Even "a Vegetarian might b. tempted
20 buy of THE fresh meats and ssh which
are advautaSepuzlv dtsrIaved ~ the
sanitary glass cases OF the new old
Durcu Market wrich opened Cor bust
ness this morning at Thirty-6rst and n
streets northwest
The formal operiIlE Of tHe establish
meut was last night, when several thou
sand visitors filed the rou1uy quarters
The store was decorated with cut tulips,
palms. and huge banks Of flowers from
Guides. Pist0rio-s Orchestra furnished
music. and the inspectors Of the market
were delighted by receiving some 5000
Holland tulips as souvenirs Of the G.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
RAILROAD IS SUED
FOR DEATH OF FRY
Baltimore and Ohio Charged With
Negligence IN
Yards.

Mrs Annie Fry, administrative of the
estate Of the late David King Fry, today
iled suit for $4,000 against the Baiti-
more and Ohio railroad.
She alleges that Fry's death, which
occurred in the Baltimore ana OHIO
ards, aJ Third and I streets February
last. vas caused by the negligence OF
u. company upon whom she places the
-...,,onslbiIitv Of having LETT g railroad
ooT living between the tracks. over this
col Fry. stumbled. falling between two
moving cars. and receiving the injuries
-hich resulted in his death three days
later.
attorneys Cold and Donaldson appear
for the administrative.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
REDUCED SENTENCE
MEETS APPROVAL
Naval Circles Pleased Over
Ending of COurt-Mar-
tial Cases.

The remittiHE Of the court-martiaI
sentence in the case of PavuaSte~
George p Aud. and the tightening of
the sentence imposed upon Passed As
siSta1t Surgeon = H Eobnett. met
with general approval in navy circles
here today.
Paymaster. Aud. who was courf-7ns--
tailed ar the Boston navy yard for an
attack uDOu Dr. Edward :. CowIes and
was sentenced 10 a loss Of five numbers
vas let Off yesterday by Assistant Sec
letary Winthrop with a severe reDri-
mand
Passed Assistant Surgeon Robnett,
who participated In the affair and who
received tie same sentence from, .
couTt-martialr haG the sentence RENTED
TO a loss Of two numbers.
II was said toda by officials R-ho 7r,-rr,r
rot allow the use Of their names thar
the action Of the NAVY Department was
~ accordance with the opinion Of high
officials that the charges Hrous-s,+
against the two officers We're macniGeJ
beyond the merits Of the case Porr
/ oHlceTs were ordered released from ar
+ rest and restored to duty Immediately
&r WinthTop's Comment.
# In dispOsinE OF Psymaster. ArI5-s
case. AIr- Winthrop said:
The conduct 2r-- actions Of Paw
master Aud, as s s---.l by the evidence
, introduced in COU are deserving of
: severe CensUre- The complaining Wit
ness, whether or not objectionable TO
. certain members of the committee. was
an invited guest. and while in the ya-d
should have been treated with DrOUlr
deeply regrets that PaymastsT AuId
should have. permitted himself 10 be
have IN such an undisnihed and un-
SeeihlS manner and - Of the opinion
that the court properly found him
guilty of conduct ubeCOmiuE an Off
Ger ard a gentleman In view of the
idct. however, that although his con-
duct cannot be justified, the motives
. that acJuated him were cOmmendabIa
and the assault occurred after COusid-
cradle prOEOCatiOu. the loss Of num-
RENTED. and PaymaSteT George P
. Aud, l. s y, VIII be released from
arrest and restored to duty"
In Robnett Case
Mr. Winthrop's comment oh the Rob
nett case was as follows
The proceedings subject to the re-
marks made thereon by the judge al
vocate general. and the finding anC
sentence are approved
Owing to the peculiar circumstance
Of the case and the great pTOVOCatiOT
crfveu To the accused by the complain
in.- witness, the sentence Is mitiEateC
10 a loss Of two mum lSers in his grade
and Passed Assistant Surgeon Anse,
/ H RObnett. l. ; N VIII be released
/ from arrest and restored 10 duty.
{ Tho trial held At ChariestOwn navy
ward was on charges preferred by AIedi
cal Director Howard A. Ames- TheS
charges were the outcome OF an incldeu
Z a. a dance given December H. wheI
DR. Edward s COwIes- a Boston ply
sician, was inSulted
1 It IS believed the reason surgeon Roo
nett did net escape without loss CT mum
hers was because OF a telephone cOnver
sstion he had EEith Dr.. CowleS.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
VIRGINIAN KILLED
BY FREIGHT TRAIN
John D. Hatch Dies From Injuries
at His Home IN Dis
putanta.

PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. John
D. Hatch. a prominent citizen and
lumber dealer Of DispUtana- was
struck by a bound freight train
on the Norfolk and Western railroad
and so badly injured that he died on
the train while being brought 10
Petersburg for treatment
Mr Hatch was one Of the best
known men in his section. He was
forty years old, and leaves a wife and
five children At the time OF the scci-
dent he was walking along the tracks
when ne saw the approaching east
bound freight train he slipped from
the main line TO the siding. when he
was struck.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
HOLIDAY ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
LONDON PRICES POINT UP.
BETTER UNDERTONE.

NEW YORK, Feb 12--FollOwing the
usual custom the stock Exchange ad-
5ourned over the anniversary Of the
birthday Of Abraham Lincoln
Many members Of the exchange were
in their offices and the usual meeting
places Of the fraternity. All were
greatly encouraged by the better turn
the, market has taken. although some
what at sea as 10 whetheT the rally is
I'm the nature Of a flash or Of a strong
inward movement that may continue
for some time to come
London was open for business as
usual, and a large number Of buying
and selling orders were sent across the
Dond for execution there. Prices aver
aged about point over the closing
prices Of Friday in this market The
feeling was one Of EOpefuiness and en-
1Soreiau investors with more faith in
the future of this country tIah some OF
the doubling ones on Wall Street have
been. sending over large orders, inspired
by the high rates OF interest on thelt
funds as compared with the available
Investments abroad Foreigners nave al
80 forFud eucoura cement IN the fact that
Paris has not been on the market as a
seller of securities. the inference belnS
that the thrifty people VIII pe aple 70
finance their losses without disturbing
their investments.
Easy Money a Factor
Another factor that is having lis ef-
feet is the low rates on money, com
pared with the high rates on invest
reuts Al the present range Of values, j
70 40 noints under the high Of the boom
period.
The favorite stocks with the in
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

vestoT are those OF railroads that would
not De seriously anected by pending
LuSau0n, AtchiaUn. northern racine
Great Northern and New York Central
are prime faVOTiteS-. Southern Pacific
IS acting well and many Of the inde-
pendent industrials and some of the
Dig trust shares are acting much bet
The short interest is evidently nerv-
Gus oveg the situation, and although
greatly reduced. is still large enough
10 cause itself trouble.
Wall Street is deeply interested in the
speech to be delivered in this CITY to-
night There are those who look for
an expression Of Presidential intent en-
treiy differert from the tenor Of the
reports that have been sent ont OF
Washington. There are others who look
l0r the TeiteTatiOn OF the stand pat
along the lines Of policies advocated.
" lateVer the ~cauSe. the undertone
OF the market as n closed Yesterday
was vastly improved from the close OF
the previous week All week MANY Of
the leading stocks have been slowly re-
covering from the smash Of Monday
morning last Many are sill on the
road, some have crossed the cIosiuc
price OF last week. Today-s london
advance If reflected here on Monday
VIII place the others At a par with the
closing Of a week aSO-
Rehabilitation Going On.
Rehabilitation IS going on-more OF
less steadily Reid, Of the Rock Island
crowd, IS said 70 be replacing his hold.
ings dumped on the market three weeks
or more ago Other rich men, reading
the signs Of the times, are getting IN,
der stocks again-repIacfng sold out
holdings.
But profits viii be inviting until the
trouble via legislation route and 81.
preune court decisions is a thing OF the
past.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
Meat Cases SANITARY.

Arrangements are similar To those in
the old Dutch markets at Eighth and
2, streets southeast and $50 Louisiana
avenue northwest White and blue pre-
dominate in the color decorations The
meat cases are arranged in the form
of n large L iu the center Of the floor.
They are as sanitary as the ingenuity
Of workmanship can make them. Every
bit Of meat and fish on sale OF in cool
fr- cases can be seen by the prospective
customers. and the prices are placed
above the cases in the mission wool
electric light racks. which are swUI<,
from the ceiling
Ice is used only to keep the fish
fresh The neat cases and the large
gIqss-sided refrigerator being cooled en-
tirely by air
Many Visit Market.
In spite OF the had weather this morn
tur a continuous stream Of visitors
caIlcd at the market today to inspect
the. PREMISES. Those who came merely
Ia, look over the stock were won over
z,t once bv the manner in which the
goods were kept and IN the ma jOrity
CF cases they became immediate Gus
TONERS. TEt. market Will keep FISH and
game in season, and every variety OF
meat.
arrangements for quick delivery and
1fl7t.r. ,0utriyancsS for the convenience
Of customers were shown TO visitors
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs. Cheese, and Butter.

The prices given below on poultry arc FOR
wholesale lots only. Jobbers' lots are from
-- t. cent higher Recased eggs. 1 cent
higher
,-i.e--e-Ncyv York fats. large per IL. 49,
atle. small. per To-. I7aI7-z-
-Searbys. per doz., &c
E;uIteT-CTeaUcTy. IaHty. IN tubs 500.
prints. SIC; rcnOy ated. fancy. -Siza-9c, stor-
packed per h. o2c
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

Ideals and Their influence Upon
Character" will be the subject Of the
address. to be delivered by Greed II
Fulton. Of washington before the meet
ing for men at the Young Mems build
iuE tomorrow afternoon
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
Few Western Systems Op-
pose More Power for
Commission.
SENATE COMMITTEE
TO PASS ON BILL
Hearings Develope Little Opposi-
ton TO Proposed
Measures.

At last the attitude of the great rail-
roads Of the country toward the pend
Ing extensions of The interstate COM
ucrcc laws has become kBcwn, and
Congress is about ready TO determine
whether 1t is justified in comforting
additional power upon the Interstate
Commerce Commission, and whether
or rot an appeal court should be pro
tlded TO hear causes which arise before
The Interstate Commission.
Not until the last day OF the hearing
before the Senate Committee On Inter
state Commerce did the railroads pres
eut their views Even then only few
rtorcsenta1ives Of the Western sys-
TENS caWe forward to take exception
to The objectionable provisions OK the
ElEius and CUmmins bills. The final
days hearing however. developed che
surprising fact that the Eastern lines
are Indifferent rs 10 the proposed new
powers 20 Je vested j., the old COM
mission
Railways Not Concerned.
IT has been iutimated before the
committee tnat the great railway sys-
TENS Of the East are not oonct rued
oyer the provision, for instance, Y hich
I prohibits the purchase OF control by
one limo of a competitor, for The very
E00J reason that they have already
/ absorbed practically 1u the short AMI
/ once promising competing lines and
I the new prohibition viii not affect
/ them seriously one way or the other
I Tr lS a fact, known 10 the commit
/ toe. .uat three or four systems now
+ control all the east and west trunk
I-lt- operating east gf the AiiSsisSiup
! -=.--- lffr--- r- et,.1- l.,r7---s- +.fE-
7
I s-i .s..-tli'7- 'L e'-l'i'i -iil's o- L--1ei .
4 IociS-
! Then again it was shown 10 the com.
Z mit-ee thar the Eastern trlsuk lines had
] already ac-ompIished all the stccE
! Watering rrer- v-autrd They nave f0qr.
{ eF all the securities their urOpcrtr vii
J bear and therefore do not care whether
4 the interstate Commerce Commission IS
authorized To- approve capitalizatior
plans -iL- OF .,.t rot, 8, t..fz g. .,-,,z. ,,l
i and il would not ~sIre that crcdu
! Strength 90 have their stock and bono
issues approved py 'he interstate tom
----' .'
Il Handicap for West.
ON the other hand the Western lines
which are constantly feeling their way
into new territory. which are euSaEes
in DEVELOPMENT plans and which ofr-r
find IL necessary 10 provide huge 10
muses. i'm the way of water,d stock ID
I ----- e.. o.. .r--=-- rr-Fe contend tf.-s
~ -- In, IN ~. ..... ,7s,
/ 'He pen"inS 'ii- VIII oo -..o
: regulate tieiii- IL VIII i''i i--.'i-'i
I IN r.r.f1Ffne- new lines and orcuiuE NJ
- .,..-,t.,.
,9--f~--ra-7y- Objectionable To- them g.
I-rar urgvfsi0u of the EISins bill Whics
-----5---=-- -l-a r-rr-fa-a or control 0
t-e.-.-r,-rf-.,- lines q Is frcgucuffv ueres
ss .,l-.l,-.r7-,.. f9 the counsel for fr,
E.-..r- T.r.[rF system v-Ha 4utrrareI De-.
49, e.. ...,-.,r7frrra ~ IFS final near
80 --. 49, g., control IFS r.,rr
----;.,,- in o-,5,- for either Of them Q,
l---1- --r,--.,- SrfervvfSe or.ratiou uror
- -l-o5-ar,7g hzsfs would be Impossible
sid mo LAWYERS
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
BANK STATEMENT
SHOWS INCREASE
Weekly Announcement From New
York Gives Surplus of S24, ,599,-
125, Against SfO,3OO,325-

NEW YORK, Feb. I2-The weekly
statement as issued By the Associated
Bauks-of New York follows
Reserve on all deposits, de-
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

The three specially interesting &C
counts in the associated banks return,
compare as follows with those for pre-
cedinE weeks
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

The funeral Of Mrs Cora A Lewis
will be held from the Methodist Church
at Iincolnia this afternoon
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

Sarah smith and others have sold 10
William T. Hinkeu a house and lot on
the south side Of Queen street, between
Patrick and Henry streets
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

AppIes-Per bbL. s.. O0a5 co: Florida oranges.
per box 81 S5a2-5o. California oranges S-50a
500 tauEcTines. per strap. $2-50af-00. grape
fruit PEE box. s. T5a4 o.; pineappIes. per crate
I-O0az- %. Cranberries. per bbl-, S5-0oa6.5o-
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

The funeral Of Mary A Desmond viii
bc held from St Nary'S Church to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
Poultry.

Live FOuItry-ChicicnS. per 10. 2rc, brull-
ers. -iz--c- hens. 1Tc- roostvrs, eal4--, ysuu-
turkeys. toms Z2423c. hens. ZSa24C-
Dressed Iitry--'FtTr<eys, per To- toms pa
30 hens -t1-IC- chickens -taZ-C- hens. lNr-
ducks I5a1Sc- cap5ns. : To- average zsa-5c-
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
FIREREN ARRANGE
FOR CONVENTION
Relief Company Chooses
Committee to Aid Prepar-
ations for Gathering.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ATFNANDRIA. VA FEB T.

Al +-n meeting OF the Relief HOOK
and Ladder Company held at thelI nan
a. Prince street, last evening tiie l'l
IOu-fno committee vas appointed 10 con
Ter win similar committees from Ihe
.ofrsr IRE organizations to make prep
-.-a-font for the lireueu-s cOnEentloh'
y-rf,b VIII he held in this city on AU-
,7rst - n. and s5. J. H. Tvimyer, pres
jdent- William WiIdt. first vice preSl-
dent. Z c Spiuks. it.. second vice pres
!dent- =. N latham captain, anu - -
Webster, first lieutenant
Cne new mslber was elected
In the Corporation Court. Judge Par
lev presiding. this morning decree
vas entered in the. case OF Carrie r
1secIzI7am vs. q. Ross Beckham- refer
ring the case TO r p Russell special
commissioner, for a report
The February term Of the corporation
court will open at the court house here
next Monday morning This is chan
Cery term of the court
Announcement was made this morn
ing OF the marriage in Washington yes
1erday afternoon Of Carroll d Wooli
and Miss Sophia r Bowie both OF
4bfs CITY. The bride Is q teacher in
Lee Public school for girls. while the
groom Is proprietor of a large dairy
at Braddock Heights
Mrs. ParmeIia Rotchford, widow Of
Richard L Rotchford- died at her home.
Jzga Prince street. last evening Mrs
Rotchford was formerly a Miss Par
meIia Carson, daughter Of the late
Jacob Carson She was . years Of
age and is survived by several chill
dren. Her funeral viii be held from
St. NIarv-s Catholic ChuCh next Monday
morning at Q o'clock Burial viii be in
St Marv-s Cemetery
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

Not Fasting But FeastinC-- viii oe
the subject Of the sermon TO be de
lfvered by the Rev " F Watson,
al the First Baptist Church tomorrow
Taorni--- Tomorrow evening Mr. Wat
son viii take for the subject of his
sermon, "A Young Man RiOting-"
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
The Safest investments

A-s toe that do not fuctuate during dis
rr-s-r- CoTl-s{tfoas OF she money OF stock mar
Eets Efrst deed or trust notes ffirst mort
rarrz - vel secured TeaI estate in the
Tlfr-~.ct o. Columbia. constitute ''gilt edge
IN ezfuents- T7-ay do not depend upon the
f-ancfaI respOasibiiiry OF individuals OF coy
poratfous fer their stability and are exemp-
from taxation persona. properly. We can
SUNNY such investments Ia amounts from 500
r1pv-ard Send fOr bOcaier Concerning
TozuS & nd Tnvestu1ents.'f
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

1He one Spiritual and the Other HUI
man VIII be the subject of the lecture
10 be delivered by Dr. Blackwell
at the mission room in the BraddCck
House tomorrow evening
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
Vegetables.

Potatoes-Per Dbl. 81 .50a2.s .; per bu. 5Ja70c;
sweet potatoes, Sl-5Ca2-z5; cabbage per
cvvt-. . 15a2- CO. onions. Pc bu-. SGa95c; Hub
hart squash. per bbI-- S1-Z5aI-50s tUrnips. per
bbl-. 75caSlz5' rutabaSas, sl-56si- 80 Parsnips,
per box 6gaI5c-
ket- s. 0oa4.C0. string beans. per basket.
s. a0a-- CO. Florida lettuce per basket Sl-00a
sUa- radishes. per 100 S1.uos3. 90: spinach. per
btr- 81 Cas-: California celery per crate
Sf--5ag-15- kaIc- par abl- 75caS1 -oe- Brussel=
suro5ts per OF. I2a15c. Florida peppers, De
basket s. 0GGa3-50; caulifloy. cr. basket. Sl-=l1
Live Stock
CaIves-Primc per Ib-. o. medium. So
s3c-. common 7aSc- lambs. Sasc; sheep. ch9ico.
per H. tate. mediUTd. 5a5lzc; hogts, SS.o0a
500 dressed pork
Game. -.
Quail, per doz-, SEQ.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

7 Garlic Jett. at one time "a we'll
known AIexandriau- died at the home
g-f MS sister in Wilmington. Del yes
terdav afternoon His funeral VIII be
hold from the train next Monday after
7-oor7 at O'Clock The Rev W r
Watson OF the Fist Baptist Church,
viii conduct the funeral services, and
the burial VIII be in Bethel Cemetery
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

The February term Of the corporation
court viii open at the court house here
next Monday morning This is a chan
cerv term of the court