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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosfn
NEW INTERURBAN LINE
MAKES RAPID PROGRESS
Tidewater and Southern VIII
Run Cars February 1
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, Nov. 2.-The Tidewater
and Southern railroad company, which
is building an interurban line from
Stockton to Modesto. is making rapid
progress. = H. Wallace, the engineer
Of the company, hopes to have rails
laid and the road in partial operation
by February ]. Rails viii be laid the
first Of the year and cars run as far as
French camp. From French camp the
route extends easterly to Atlanta and
on to -Escalon and Modesto.
When completed it will give Stockton
its third fnterurban road. The Central
California traction company was the
first company to build a line, having
extended its city system to Lodi. This
paid so well the road was built to Sac
ramento.
The Stockton Terminal and Eastern
railroad taps the rich eastern part Of
the county and is now running regular
passenger and freight trains daily be-
tween stockton and Linden. The rails
have been extended beyond Linden near
Bellota. The destination is Jenny Lind,
CalaVeraS county.
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? MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton FInrket

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-E. F. Hinton & Co.'S
wire says. while the volume Of business today
wss nor large. the market was kept rather active
and nervous on unconfrmed rumnrs Of large crop
eFt mates and preliminary returns from the mys-
reria Gus 'Netionsl Ginners' association of Mem
pills. The fnel estimate by the government VIII
be published about December 3. and should the
report prove hullish enough TO stimulate specuia-
ri-e buying by the public a temporary advance
ghr follow but since 1870 last year about dis
.oo1nred everything legitimate in the situation
from supply ana demand standpoint. it is prob
able that 14-zc discounts about everything IN the
present. situation. Last year the public was
largely interested iD cotton speculation stimu-
lated by the steady advance from SC TO 14c. and
II was this interest that carried the market 10
re impossible level n 15c and 16c several times.
Only 10 be forced back TO the legitimate basis Of
1880. az which price the bulk Of the spot cotton
was absorbed By trade interests. This year out
de speculation IS not likely TO assume anything
Ike the proportions Of q year ago, and II is
more than probable that any effort 70 force q
permanent advance above present levels viii meet
svfrh small success"
-. spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged. Mid
--dlilg uplands, 1885, do gulf, 14-S0c. Sales,
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Building Contracts

Frank Anastasi with Edward Olson-To erect
A two story frame residence in S line OF Union
street. 20 OF vincent place, 2 20 by 5T:0;
81. 800.
Charles Ioesch with +. J. Nfitrovich--Gas and
electric fixtures window shades, painting, re-
pair thing, stairs. roof, hardware, steps, etc,
at esq., 934 9S6 and 93S Fillmore street; S2OJ0
B. R. Auerbach with r. s. K. Macmillan-TO
erect a two story attic and basement frame
building in 8 line oe Green street. 1875 OF
Broderick. E 25 by S 1875; SS.075-
san Francisco gas and electric company with
Macdonald & Kahn--To erect a steel frame
building in e line Of Michigan street, Acc S OF
Twenty-second. z $50 BY 433; S4.346.
Ludwig Petersen with eagle. Case & Co.--To
erect a two story and basement frame building
in Sw line of Seventh avenue SOUTH 30 "
of K street, NV % by SW 100 $3.50.
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Ner Hork Prnduce


EEW YORK. Nov. 2.-HOps-Ac-1ve. State.
common IN choice, 1902, 140iSc; Pacific coast
1870. 150lSc.
Edes-Tlrm.
leum-Steady.
Wo0l-Quler.
Raw Surar-ouiet Nuscovsdo. 50 test. 5.3oc;
centrifugal. 9G rest 3.soc- molasses, 50 test,
: @ 1-e RcfneI-Quiet
f0fee-Frf1res closed steady at net advance
-0f -s ra 1a points. Sales. 46.250 bags. Novem-
Har- Sa0c. December. S-A5c- January. 3-05c;
Iatr--1-v. 1ac- March a.15c; April 9.16c; Nay,
e-l~e- June. July. August, September and octo-
r0~. No s. I-7sc. Mld-Quiet- Cordova, 1l3s q
Brt-er-Firm. Creamery, specials. 321a dS3c;
EXTRAS Slc- third 20 frsts. 2+G29c; held cream
cry. second 70 special. 25432c; factory, current
raeez1-steady. State whole milk, common 70
Eggs-Firn. Srate. Pennsylvania and nearby
feu1err white. fancy. 4sG50c: DO. gathered,
white @S0 4@c: 20 hennery, brown. fancy. 50 q
elei extra frst. 81 a 35c; irst 2l9d SOC; seconds
- Pee. fresh gathered. dirUes- No csndled,
-802 24r; do 10 .. 21N22c; lined eggs fancy
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporared Apples-OGered moderately: prices
steady. Spot fancy Is quoted ar 1ll4c for new
crop. choice. s2s d91sc old and new crop; prime
. Old and new crop, . 99c; common 10 fair, 632
Prnnes-FI-m. Quotations range from SC 70
10r for Cs'ifoInias Up 70 3040s and =. 99l2c FOR
OreFrus from Cos 10 30s.
A0rIccts-Qniet and steady. Choice, 12ia n
I2es c extra choice. y 1916: fancy l312 q Sc
Peaches -Steady- with q fair tobbtng trade
Choioe. 707i3c; extra choice, S9SI2c; fancy,
So 0qc
Rails us-Iu fair demand. barely steady. Loose
fancy seeded. 6l4 G7%c; seedless, 596c; London
=
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|. w. w. PRISONERS
GET OUT OF FRESNO
Fifty=two Plead Guilty and Sem
tence Is Suspended
[SpeciaI Diseotch 70 NJ Call

tOPeClot DtSpotcn 10 ne Noitl
FRESNO, Nov. 2-The Industrial
Workers Of the World who were in
prison awaiting trial gave up the fight
for free speech" today by going in a
body to the police court and pleading
guilty. A suspended sentence of go
days was given to each and all were
allowed until o'clock to get out OF
the city. Fifty two out of 55 in prison
pleaded guilty and are now out of
town.
Three would not abide by the deci-
sion Of the majority and stuck by their
original plea of not guilty, but the
proba bilities are that two Of these will
have changed their minds by tomof-
row and viii have left town on the
same conditions as the others.
- A committee went to Sheriff Chitten-
den this morning from the 1. W. W.,
saying that they had given up the fight
and would plead guilty. and they were
taken to court to receive sentence.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
LSpeoial Dispatch 10 The Cali


los ANGELES Nov. 2.-The egg market was
strong On reports Of an advance in San Fran
cisco. Butter receipts were Light and the market
was steady. Beans we've q trife weaker. The
potato market was firm.
Receipts ~ produce were. Eggs. Sc cases;
butter. 1910 pounds; cheese. 1255 pounds; pota-
toes. 80 sacks; beans. 5s5 sacks: sweet poIa-
toes. ISL sacks; apples, $3.50 boxes.
Butrer-C slffornis creamery extras, 35c; do
frsrs. 32lsc; cooking. 25c; ladle. DC.
ECEs-Local ranch candled, 49c; do case count,
h-rilE price 45c; eastern fresh. 35c; eastern
storage, packed extra, 32c; do storage seconds,
pc
Cheese Northern fresh. 1S61shc: local. 1sc:
oregon daisy. 1S1zc: eastern singles. 1Sc: do
rriHs- 1T-acl1sc- eastern daisies, 1s1zc: long
horns. 1875 n l9c; eastern cheddars 20c; import
el swiss 32c- Jack. 20c; domestic swiss, ga
&c; cream brick 19c; limburger, 19c.
Beals-N0 ! pink S5.J0G6: No. 1 limas S51
$500. no. I Lady Washington, $3.50; No. I small
whites. 81 500 40; No. I blackeyes, $3.50; No.
! glrFauzas, $40; 70. 4 California lentis. sea
6f1-
Potatoes (per ctID-Highland. Sl-2oa15O; sa-
lras, Sl.T5. yellow sweets. SI.35GL75.
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STOCKTON EDUCATORS
CONSULTED BY OTHERS
Superintendent and Teacher in
Demand as Lecturers
TcA.1;I D;s.ofob IL TAe CHI

STOCKTON, Nov. 2.-Stockton's pub
lie schools have long. been looked upon
as model institutions of learning and
Superintendent James A Barr receives
many inquiries for advice as to courses
Of study, etc. The committee in charge
of the arrangements for the Nevada
state institute asked for a lecturer
from the local schools. Mrs. Edna Orr
James was sent and will talk at Gold
field on the story hour in grade work.
Last month she was called to Napa and
Salinas. where she addressed teachers
in county Institutes.
superintendent Barr recently ad-
dressed a state assembly held at the
state farm at Davis. He spoke on the
teaching of agriculture.
The San Joaquin county teachers in
stitute will be held at Berkeley during
the session of the State teachers asso-
citation in December.
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RESIDENTS OF LINDEN
MARRIED IN STOCKTON
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Nov. flames M. Board
and Miss Dora Z. Duncan, prominent
residents OF Linden, were married at
noon today in this city by Rev. w. f.
Coffin. The couple will spend their
honeymoon in San Francisco and take
up their residence in Linden, where
the bridegroom has provided a home.
Board is one of the leading citizens of
the eastern section of the county.
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FOUNDER OF BARACA
SOCIETY TO SPEAK
Marshall A. Hudson Will De-
liver Addresses in Stockton
rSA.-.aI D:.AninL 1n IL. Gil

STOCKTON. Noy. Marshall A.
Hudson, organizer OF the worlds Baraca
movement, viii speak here next Mon
day and Tuesday nights. He will speak
Monday night at the Baptist church
and Tuesday at the Y. NJ c. A. under
the auspices of the First Christian
church.
The churches are arranging musical
programs for the occasion and the two
Baraca classes in Stockton are making
elborate preparations for the reception
to be given the founder of the society.
The Braca society was organized in
1890 and now has membership of
500, 900. Hudson is a resident of Syra-
cuse, n. Y.
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On the Pacific coast there has been sharp fall
in the San Francisco bay section and the lower
Sacramento valley.
FORECAST
Forecast for the so hours ending at q. m,
Thursday November 5. 1910;
San Francisco and vtci1ity-C7oudy, unsettled
weather Thursday with showers; light south
wind.
Santa Clara valley-ClOudy Thursday, probably
showers; light south wind
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Thursday, with
showers light south wind
San Joaquin yalley-ClOudy Thursday; light
south wind
California. south OF the Tehachapi-Cloudy IN
settled weather Thursday; possibly light showers;
light south wind
A 6. MeApIE. District Forecaster.
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WHALER BACK With
ARCTIC TREASURES
Herman Returns From Trading
Cruise Laden With Whale
bone, Ivory and Furs

ITH a v a l u a b ! e
cargo Of whale
bone and furs, the
w h a l e r Herman,
which left here
last May. returned
Y e s [ e I'd a Y 1914
days from Indian
Point. via Dutch
H a T b r. Captain
Bodfish of the Her
man secured most
of the cargo by
trading. In bulk
a n d weight the
freight is insight
ficant, but in value
it runs high into
real money. The
Herman's C a T e o
/ n C ! u d e d IA. 600
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MOVEMENT OF VESSEL IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

Bordeaux -Havre range Is extra; British bark bari
Forfarshire barley from here to Europe at 2os !;
British ship Scottish .Lochs, wheat from here to
Europe at 22s Sd, with option of barley at 23s 80
or merchandise at 25s. All Of the foregoing
were chartered prior TO arrival.
Lumber-The British ship Poltalloch. from Co
lun1hia river or Puget sound to direct South
African port: British steamer Strathspey, time
charter from Puget sound, Eureka and San Fran
cisco to Australian ports, delivery and redelyery
Australia: British steamer Strathtay, time char
ter from Puget sound to the west coast of South
America delivery and redelivery Puget sound !;
schooner Commerce, from Puget sound to San
Pedro at $4.25. The Strathspey was chartered
prior to arrival.
Notice to Mariners
Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector,
Eighteenth District, San Francisco, CAL, No
vember 2, 1910.
CALIFORNIA
San Pablo bay-Notice is hereby given that
lower midchannef gas and whistlng buoy, PS.
San Pablo Bay. California, was reported extin,
guished November /. 1910. 1t will be relighted
as soon as practicable.
1905 p. 90.
By order of the bureau of lighthouses
W. A. MOFFETT, Lieut.. Commander. 7. 5. N,
Inspector Eighteenth Lighthouse District.
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Eastern Livestock Market

CHICAGO Nov. 2-Cattle-Receipts esti-
mated at 10000 Market steady. Beeves 81 40
nT6o; Texas steers, S3.30G5.60; western
steers. S4M6.70; stockers and feeders. 81 10M
Wlo.25
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 24,000. Market
SOW, but steady light. IS. 10MS. .65; mixed 81 6J
0s55; heavy 81 725@s.45: rough 81 725a7 I. As;
good TO choice heavy. S7.450s s45; pigs, $1,000
e.s0i bulk Of sales, S7.450S.40.
weak. Native. 50 600z-3O: western. 81. .e5Q4 &c:
yesrlings. S485@5 10; lambs. native 81. T5d66 65.
western S4.75d6e0
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2.-Cattle-R Receipts.
lzeue- Market steady Native steers. s.. 25 "a
go; native cows and heifers s.. s0616 80. stock
ers and feeders.> 81. 500 : 5o bulls. 50. $50 50:
caves. siiq s25; western steers, S4G5.75; west
ern cows. S2T5N5
Hogs-Reeeipts. 6.500. Market steady Bulk
81 ssies $EQs-45i heavy. S7.T5ds.o5; packers
ana butchers. SsdS45: light. IS S0ds.5o
Aheep-Recetpts. 1000. Market steady. Nut.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

cuIISsud55 =.
7:5o D. m., stmr Marshfeld. Ahlin, "a hours
from Monroe landing 1000 ties. 500 cords bark
90 hides to Swayne & HoFt.
$40 D. m. stmr Santa Maria. Curtis. DAYS
from Seattle; ballast TO Union oil company
$50 b. M stmr Fair Oaks johnson. 100 hours
from Everett: T25 tons wheat to Balfour. Gufh-
rie s. Co., 100000 feet lumber to Olson & Ma
S:55 p. NJ. stmr Katherine. Jorsenson. 25
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

An extensive depression OF great depth over
lies British Columbia and southern Alaska. 1t
will probably move eastward through the north
ern tier Of states with southerly extension over
pressure lies over the Mississippi valley and will
probably move slowly. Rain has fallen on the
Pacific slope north of the Oregon line With a
sprinkle at Eureka. The winds will probably
change to southwest with conditions favorable
for showers Thursday from San Francisco hay
northg2rd The temperature has fallen from S
to I6 degrees In the Mississippi valley and
freezing temperatures or lower may be expected
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ENGrNEERs INSPECT CANAL-Panama Nov
2-The members Of the American institute
OF mining engineers TO the number OF $50.
with their families. arrived here last night
after a visit to Gatun dam They inspected
the Culebra cut today
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Shipments by the Fenwick

The steamer George W.. Fenwick sailed for
Ancon via San Pedro on Sunday with cargo con
signed TO eastern cities via. the Panama railroad
valued at Sl27, ,21s and including the following
1919 gals vine 90; 54s lbs dried fruit, 245, 500
goods 1,20o cs salmon, 39. 736 lbs beans, 1850
lbs garvanzas IA ,531 lbs tea, 1150lo lbs casein.
type.
The steamer also had so cs canned fruit. val
ned at $3.50. en- rute to Jamaica, and 149 cs
salmon and 1862 gals wine for Panama, valued
at S1414.
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. Market steady. Medium
grades, combing and clothing. % y d2z19c; light
fne. l9GZ7c; heavy fine, 15917c; tub washed,
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PLAGUE AT PANAMA-Psnama. Nor. =
Chilean Minister Cruise. en- route for Wash
ington is detained at the quarantine station
here because of case of bubonic plague dis
passenger.
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BY United Wireless

Wednesday, November q
STEAMER QUEEN-Hence Nov. for Seattle.
etc; Nov. /, y. m, 35 miles north of Point
Arena; seea smooth; baropeter 30.14; temper
ature 81.
STEAMER ASUNCIoN-Hence Nov 1 for Port
land; Nov. /, $50 p M, miles Sc of Point
Arena; barometer 30 10: temperature SO: light
northeast wind; clear weather.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Seattle for
San Francisco; Nov. l. 11:40 p. m, passed
Cape Mendocino;> due San Francisco Nov. &
n. m.
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chicnrn nairr Produce Market

CHICAGO. NOV. -Butter-Steady- Cream
. cries 2sG30 dairies. 23027c.
Eggs Steady ar mark. Receipts 400 cases.
Gases included, 1872 G2l1zc; frsts, 26c; prime
frsts Zsc.
eCheese-Firrn. Daisies. 1552 q 1850: twins. 14A
G14l2c; Young Americas, Is G l514cs longhornE,
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Army TRANSPORTS

The Buford is in port.
The Crook IS at Manila.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan sailed October Is from Manila
The Sherman, outward bound, sailed October Il
from Honolulu.
The Sheridan is In port.
The Thomas Is at Moore & Scott's shipyard,
under repairs.
The Warren is in the Philippines
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco Nov. 2 1910.
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Memoranda

DUTCH HARBOR. (no date)--Schr Bender
Bros. was ashore and was towed or by whal stmr
Herman: on Sept. Is saw power schr Confanza,
with nothing.
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and Mendocino. isa2oc; Humboldt, zoe asked;
Nevsda 15G l6c per H.
Fan cllp-Nountain free. 9d1lc; northern and
~auev. T6I0c. San Joaquin fall lambs, 7Gl0c;
co defective and heavy 5d7e per lb.
Hops-Crop Of 1910. 120l71ac per lb.
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AUCTION SALES
&AUCTTON& &

One car OF horses and mares; also 50 all pur-
pose horses and maress wagons, buggies and har-
ness Of all kinds. Outside stock sold on commits
sions THURSDAY at II a.. n, 205 and zoe Va
leneia ST.; phone Park 2723.
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Portland Livestock Market

Portland Livestock Market
PORTLAND, Nov. 2.---Cattle--R Receipts 100.
medium. S4.5Oa5; spayed heifers. s4.5og5;
choice beef COWS. s.. .2564.70: medium. S3. 50d
4: common COWS. s2d3.50: bulls. $3-5094; stays,
S4q450; calves, light, $T07-5e; calves, heavy,
Hogs-Receipts. 100. Market firm. Hogs, top.
Sc. 5@9.6o; fair 10 medium. $685..
valley. wethers. S3.25@3.5o: fair TO good weth.
ers. S3@3-25; best yearling wethers, $4.259
4.75; best valley ewes. S303.50: choice noun
tain lambs, S5.25 @5.5o; choice valley, $4.75@5.
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-standard copper, firm.
Spot. 12.40d12 .6214c; November, 1242i2 a
2. 7oc: December and January. 12.45Q12. T5e.
london closed firm. Spot. f5T l5s; futures,
S5S lbs. Local dealers report a strong market
for spot copper. with lake quoted st u y q
i3.12Iac; electrolytic. 12.75013c: casting u. SC
n12-15c. Custom house returns show exports
Tin-Firm. Spot. 3e.7o636.9T12c; Novem-
Der, 36.60d37 December and January. $685. a
Sc London market strong Spot, f16s rs Cd
Lead-ouiet. 4.40a45oc, New York and
t,2eT 42T1 a 32l5e East St Louis. London spot,
SpeiterGFirm, 5Soa5. .soc New York. 5.721k a
5s21ac East st. Louis. London spot, f24 Is Sd.
Iron-Cleveland warrants, 49s 1016d in Lon
don Locally the iron market was unchanged
No. ] foundry northern. No. 1 foundry /south-
eTn and No ] foundry southern soft 15.75d
1925; No. 2 foundry northern, S15.50@16.
Naval StOres-Turpentine and ROsin
SAVANNAH. Nov. 2.-Turpentine-Firm. 76c:
sales. co., receipts. s33; shipments, 1924; stock
Rosin-Firm: sales. 2o7s: receipts. 2.ss5;
shipments. $3.50: stocks. -. .T2l. Quotations
r. S5.S065.90; D. S5.S565-95: E. s.. %;
!. Se05; X s6-4o; N, $3.50; y. $3.50; VIC,
81; WV, $7.15.
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Tonuage Engarementx

The following charters were announced yes,
terday:
Grain-The French bark Cannebiere, wheat
from Columbia river to the United Kingdom
with the usual continental options at 27s Cd, if
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

tons. So 5o64. 50: lambs. s5.25Ge.75: fed weth-
ers and yearlings, S4d475; fed western ewes,
$S.25G4
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA Nov. 2.-Cattle-Recepts.
800 Market strong TO Zoe higher Native
steers 81 25d7.25: COWS and heifers. S3G5;
western steers s350G6.50; range cows and
heifers. So S5a4 65: Gamers 50. 1885 stock
ers and feeders, S365.75: calves, $3.50@T-50;
bulls. stays. etc. S3-25d4T5-
Hogs-Receipts. 2.7o0. Market Sc TO 10c
higher. Heavy 81. 75@s s 10; mixed. S7-Sod7 80:
light. ss@s.45; pigs, s7.25@S.25; bulk Of sales,
ST.S0GS.
Sheep-Receipts. 2s.oo0. Market steady. Year
lings. s4.4OM5-25; wethers. S. 95G4.15; ewes,
S5.25G3.75; lambs, $6.150650.
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COTTON FUTURES
-. Louis Wool Market

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2A- Cotton =
8realr: mldGling, 14Mc.
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PIER DIRECTORY

NORTH OF MARKET STREET
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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From Steamer Date
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-07-27
Centre Spring Committees.

At a meeting of the Dragons on
Saturday last the following com
mittees were appointed to arrange
for Centre Spring picnic to be held
on August 9rd.
Table Committee: J R Blocker,
J R Tompkins, w B Cogburn, w
A Byrd, B E Zimmerman.
Badge Committee: J F Payne, S
T Brunson.
Refreshment Committee: G B
Zimmerman, J w Polatty.
Pit Committee: r w Powell,
Roger T Hill, J III Nicholson.
Floor Committee: L w Cheat
ham, 0 w Allen, DIR. A R Nichol
son, Jr., S M Smith,, ] S Stevens.
Marshals: r n Broadwater, O.C
Zimmerman, S A Holstein, w 0
Allen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-07-27
Organ Recital.

Friday evening next, commencing
at $50 o'clock, Miss Ola Bush will
give'an organ recital at the Baptist
church, the program being inter-
spersed by vocal selections by Miss
Annie Bush. The recital is free,
and the public is very cordially in
vited to attend. Both of these
young ladies are very talented mu-
s%icians. Miss Ola is organist of the
First Baptist church in Spartan
burg and Miss Annie is a member of
the choir. Instead of being com
posed entirely of classic music, tbe
program will be arranged so as to
include some of the popular sacred
songs. As Miss Ola has a wide, repu,
tation as a performer upon the pipe
organ, the music lovers of the en-
tire community should not fail to
hear her.
For Rent: Six room residence in
South Edgefeld. Desirably located.
Apply to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-07-27
Lost Two Good Mules.

Mr.. w. G.. Wells has had the
misfortune to lose two good mules
within the past three weeks. One
was found sick in the pasture about
three weeks ago and died soon after
being carried to the house. The
other one was taken sick while COM
ing home with a load from. Angus
ia last Thursday. Mr.. Wells brought
the mule to Edgefeld for treatment
but it died in a few minutes after
reaching town.. The loss of two
good mules is very heavy, especially
before work in the crop has been
completed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-07-27
Napoleon's Grit

was of the uncomfortable, never-ssy
die kind, the kind that you need
most when you have a bad cold,
cough or lung disease. Suppose
troches, cough syrups, cod liver oil
or doctors have all failed, don't
lose heart or hope. Take DR.. Kings
New Discovery. Satisfaction is
guaranteed when used for any
throat or lung trouble, 1t has saved
thousands of hopeless sufferers. 1t
masters stubborn colds, obstinate
coughs, hemorrhages, la grippe,
Group, asthma, hay fever and whoop-
ing cough and is the most safe and
certain remedy for all bronchial af-
fections. SOC. s1.00. Trial bottle
free at Penn & Holstein's, w. E..
Lynch d Co. and B. Timmons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-07-27
The Griffis Barbecue.
cOaSt

Many yonng people are looking
forward to the Grifis barbecue on
Friday with a great deal of pleas
Ire. Music will be furnished by
the Byrd band. Mr.. Grifis has
m ade more elaborate preparations
than usual, and the occasion prom
Uses to be an exceedingly pleasant
one. Candidates for matrimony, as
we'll as candidates for Office will be
there in great numbers. Mr.. Crit
fs wants it distinctly understood
that no whiskey or disorder of any
kind will be tolerated.