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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
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steaGv swe-. potatoes lower onions firm for
tanel Beans DOR css9osss low eo, ~, Corr
csunaowers ~ good demand Lima beans wee X
and lower. Lettuce scarce nnd higher Peas
TaTore uhita. No T. bhl. 81 iuSS7. seconds
81 ldUs2 SWEET POTATOES. Jersey No l..
basket sITSl - oulis, 25qJoc Southern vel
s. "a. rqrrs -ofthrrn bbl 81 -oaS2 ONIONS.
state and Jersey, yellow or rel lafkel, IJc0
8 Is Long isleni. lhl S2aS p Orange Coun-
~ uAfa bag 81 2jGs2 20. rcd, 81 5oTS2 p
Fellow 81 z7ax2 p, state. yellow. I40-n, BAG.
: 75as2 IOo-r bag. - S-6si 10 Ohio. white.
crate. 1scTSl Glow l@3-i9 nag 81, 81 ~ Connec
e~aen. BASKET or haS. 5ocnSl -. wax 3oc0si.
Tosto'. box. oaIac up-,re - bssheL ~ iac
nearby. basket -. bfEI = :, 6o.' slgSl =
- - 100 bunches S1GSl -. CABpAGES. 100.
g jOGs5 CELERY bunch. lunfoc' CORN. 100.
E0cnTsl SO CTCtrMBEHS state. h.sket. fDG $50.
upfiver 5oq 80 Long -siln1 nn.. l2c-tNl -.
75cl,Sl 80 i.uoc. 81 .o1S2 ;o cHCoRT aud rs
cAPoLF Dbl 2117sc. CATLfFI OVER. state.
&, rnGS3. nearby. SlQS2 20. EtiGpLANTS Ter
sey. i5caSl. ECPSERhplsH 100 n. Sass
LIMA BEANS. 7otaio, BASKET 55H''c, bag 80
f0~ Faf basket or bag 25d5lc. LETTUCE
tox. 1888 80 basket 1892 80: ORRA. hushe'
basket 7ncllT5c small basket 2'73oc. box. 23A
zoe PEAS large basket *letS2 small 100 81 p
bags. lsrge. slGS2: small. tbrasl p PEPPERS.
rsrsey hhl 5GT13c. sugar hhl. 81 ROMANO.
stale. basket, i2egSl nearby nj. 5oc4si
Tf,pNrPS rutahaga I5GaOc. white. SlTsi 20.
TOMATOES nearby. box $4,000. Jersey. IN
7ic uprlver. hushe basket. 5o0Goc WATER
CHEss 100 SiI's
MIX AND CREAM exchange rate re-
mains nj - qIart net "a the shipper In the
o. cent zous or 81 81 W-guar can delivered
h New YORK ne ularA.I - arnply snnphed
IA IN he ra.ns AMI an addition 81 the demand
ov.tng 20 the return ~ many PERSONS from their
~ .asiors THE receipts ~ milk and cream i'm
.0,.riart cans for the week ended September :
were nc follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

..-,.,,f ~ GG -.r cont carmel ou 6 Hli 200
~tttT st4-L az compared 9th n 81 per cent
$3.50 IN ear1o stock f., mo preceding r'sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York September = 1911
GRAIN HEAT-Foreign news was very
hullish. hut every advance The market ran
into selling orders. and the net gain FOR the
day was only 4. n = c.. Tho Official German re-
port spoke disrouraginGlY regarding the
drouth and II was reported late that France
would remove the duty on fodder CONT
mental markets were strong. and offerings
from Russia were said to he very small. with
Russian bu~ing reported In the Hamburg and
Rumsnian markets. Liverpool showed some
hrmness. with predictions OF small shipments
from india. but while the Argentine market
was higher it said 10 be due 20 firmness
OF America. as crop edvices were very favor
able. Export business. "a loBds ~ Manitoba.
r { Buffalo. but there were ruuOrs OF some
large sales. and 10 appears 10 be the general
impression that big business las been done
f"r export recently. 40 red here oslo ele-
vator and % &c afoat. No / Northern
Duluth. 81 l2i1 ahoat. COEN-Mod-
eratelv active. but prices moved within a mar
row range. closing az = y ~ net lower. No
here &c elevator domestic basis. 20 arrive,
and T3tzc % afoat. export. OATS-Easier
early. declining about Hc under liquidation IN
expectation that the government report would
indicate a larg"r Weld than last month. There
Sas heavy buying late. and the close was firm
az net unchanged to Sc lower. Cash oats
hruer Standard white. 4gc. 40 >. 49iec. No
3. 4Siac. No 4. 41iar. natural white and white
clipped. a. = q sc. RYE and BARLEY-Nomi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
sEABoARD AIE LINE.

Net earnings s3g2. 652 ss3o.eTs s336'3So
CHICAGO GREAT -NESTTRN.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing l0ii-27.

FURNISHED by Swartwout a. Appenzellar. No ~
Pine street,
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III Prcal~ay.i
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NEW YORK PRICES.
RIOR RECEIPTS.

Wheat. open High low Close. day
September 99Ns a9z B9zs 99-s 30
December 81 o3l4 81 o3A 81 O2, 81 o3fs 81 O2ii
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

After coiug into a detailed history OF the
efforts Of the marlborough Rapid Transit
Company TO secure the right TO build new
subwsys in this city, Theodore =. Shonts
president of the company. closes his re-
marks in his annual report TO the stock
holders as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

TIE following petitions IN bankruptcy
ss.e f'ed in the United states Circuit
lt1r, Yesterday
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
BITTEN BY VICIOUS DOG.
Ten Year old Son Of b s. Law AMI W
L, ToOka Severely NOanded.

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The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
RUN-OVER LOCALS s

f.. L. Keeling was IN the city Wed.
uepday from his home on r f. u. No.
., Mr. Keeling reports some zee in his
section but does not believe that oi
lLe tender growth ~ fruit trees were
damaged 10 any extent.
Dr. A $, Townsend aul sem. Hubert
ufBenue,ts,r'e, s. c., are in the city
on visit TO the formers sister.
Mrs. d. G.. Smith DR. Iowuseno
is Just recovering from Il severe epe..
" sickness and ia here to reouperate.
Mr.. william Gray, WHO ls teaching
ia the public school IN Live oak is Wis
iting his parents, Rev. and Mrs W.J.
/ Gra, 10 This city for lc% day-, Mr..
cray hu- many friends all Of whom ARE
glad to see him again.
huarark OF the aup is often follow
/ pd by persistent cough, s. lAsp.to many
prove. % ..a auuolau'F@t.4 ham
. Orrlu.. Cougr Remedy ha- leonNeN.
teu-i,eN used auo With good success for
/ tue relief and care o' th, cough. Many
cases have teen cure3 after n'' other
rrmel-. bad failed, ~od by all drug
gists.
During ,hc month OF March, ! viii
make 10y hne cabinet folder regular
price 5000 per dozen, for 81 -; regular
cabinet filr, price $500 per dolcu FOR
81 -, hnlf cabinets, price S. 20 for
81 65, for smaller pictures reduction
VIII DE IN proportion; post cards 81
cents por DOZEN. Make arrangement.
. eor 80 early sltia.. C.T. lynop.
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
hn -
pr BfRAN KING AT AUDITORIUM

on account Of afssstHay ia the
Eomp'edon Of the new auditorium
roi. Cate cancelled all the lyccum
F'uactions except the entertainment
20 be given on 'Wednesday, March
|''' by DR. Byron W. King Of
|Pi't'burg.
Ane coming of DR.. King to Mad
EsoH was such a great opportunity
,oF our people TO hesr one Of the real
|l'Ns' CT the American platform
'n"' The Professor could not cancel
nose who heard DR.. King last
year vii! welcome this opportunity
~ again be entertained by the ora
tor
AumIs:on 80 cent; "Wednesday
march lst, at the School Audi.
toHum.
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
STRINGFELLOW.

Judge James !. Mar'lh was call
ca upon Monday afternoon TO per-
form marriage ceremony "n'ung
Miss blanche J. ''swe'I ana 'onole
D. o"''S '''''" '' '"' "o'S ''''"' u
"''Io'".
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h' '''"''' "' '''S '.''' "'' nome
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where '"' was 70 "''-". '."r D" So
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MT N'Ih2''Io" "'' "''u }"
N''hu' I"f many years anu Us ND
oprleh' ana h'n',. young man, COM
n'"''0S ''' ''Sp'I' o' 500 VIII" "ho"
hlm
lN' marriage on MISS C''"e'I '''
W.T. N|'h2'''''" '' 'h' '"''h''"''""
% P"l'' h'''" romance h' ''r -
'n'' "i MISS '''N'I oMl''""@ '' "e
marriage al 'A' present "'' "" noe
count ot 'h' age "' '"lh p""'''
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
KEEP AFTER IT.
VICTORY often Alights ICON the Ban
ner OF the Steady and Patient
TOiler

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The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
TWO PRISONERS RECAPTURED

Two Of the prisoners who escaped
from the Madison county Jail some
several weess ago have been recap'-
u!ed.
Sheriff Stanton received word
from the Taylor county officials that
they had captured ~ W. Padgett
and =. +. Rose ard that rs their jan
was now ready for use. they would
keep them there saving the expense
Of bringing them back to Madison.
Both Of tie prisoners captured
were Taylor county prisoners.
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
CITY COUNCIL met IN REGULAR
SESSION ON FIRST Of MONTH
Mass Meeting Of White Democratic Voters Called
For March 10Th To Nominate own
Officers. Bills Ordered Paid
Madison, Fla, Feb, /, 1911

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The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
Henry Smith in Jail For shooting
Another Negro.

Henry Smith negro is now IL
iail charged with the shooting Of
another Of his own race at G. +.
Kelley's still At Pine Lake. The
negro tina, was shot is reported to
he in a serious condition and the
sheriff is holding Smith pending
developments. 1t was not learned
what caused the shooting.
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
life Sayed at Da1h,s Door

a. meyer relt To near my grave, WRITES
W. r. Patterson, of Wellington, lnN.
"as when rrghtlul cough and '""r
trouble pulled me down TO lou rl".'s
ln spite Of doctors treatment 20. g..
years. Ny father, mother and TWO ',--
rers died Of consumption, ana that rn.
alive today il due solely to DIR h's
New Discovery which completely nur.
me. Now ! weigh ~ pounds and hrr,
been well and strong for yeors' Quirt
safe. sure, it's the best remedy on cart,
f-r coughs, colds lagrippe. a.lhur.
Group, aud all throat and lung troubles
soc and SLOO. Trial bottle ircp GulF
anteed by al. druggists.
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
Porter Planning Mills viii Open Again
Monday

After having been closed down Tor
the past several weeks the Porter
Planning Mills will open again Mon
day.
The mill had to close down on
account Of scarcity oc boards 'u' AS
plenty Of material is no" oN h'n'
work will be resumed at once. Tins
compqnv works large force Of men
and is the means Of putting m0rH
money into cirulation every week
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
[DGH INTEREST MANIFESTED IN
|sTL JACKSONVILLE HIGHWAY
Evara Counties In Georgia Have Already Begun
Active Work On Highway Only Gap Now
Is In Madison hnd Hamilton Counties.


The Times Union OF recent date
n ,he foIIosing TO say in the in
,,a Of the proposed highway from
3,,sOla to Jacksonville:
. aIO,erest in the proposed Highway
M,reeu Jacksonville, Macon and
H. having already begun ON sew
&,mil,, o.. 1adway in Georgia.
1 oAn important m cnng Was heI'
A y,3o.a .a.l week which was at
&med b, lno county commissioners
a three Georgia and two Florida
krn,ie, and all were enthusiastic as
a Ae ultimate success Of the plan,
A .Tae county commissioners OF
fin county. Georgia, reported that
, mmpikc highway was already he
a o. built to the line Of Berrien coun-
a zane state. m connection with
NJ one ,bg' is under courc Of con
<wriaa through 'hat county to thc
Iownle, rurN hur. also M Geur-
Ia.
A "A line as already hccn mapped
sutircm Jacksonville 10 Lake City
h. he onlycNi,t,ng gap is througl
y alison sgd Hamilton counties
N "Conyicls have been put to worE
Mon the roads in Tiff county anC
\ <iast completed the road from
filaD to Glover bridge and from
ihere toward Tv Ty, ON the west.
Citizens Of Madison county ar
tnxious 10 have this highway com
hrough Madison and from what W
tsn understand in regard 10 th
batter it can easily he accomplished
We are on a direct line from Val
}osta to Live Oak and to Lake Git
Snd our roads as they are at presen
4 Mould be put in very good shap
4 3ith but a little expense
81 Such a highway coming throug
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
Eans Victim 10 ThieYes.

:. " Bends. Of Coal City. Ala has
a iu.,ifable grievance 1wo thieye.
sJole his health fDr twelve years They
were liver and kidney trouble Then
DR.. Kings New Life plllf tnrol'led
them. Hes well pow. Curivalel FOR
Conslipa,lon, Malaria, Headache, Dvs-
prbsio. 2j3 at all druggists.
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-24
Plank s Chill Tonic

ia Guaranteed TO cure malaria chilIs
ever. cold and la grippe. Price 23c ana
20, cdr bottle. Ask your druggist
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Meeting of City Aldermen.

The city aldermen held their regu-
lar monthly meeting in the munich
pal building Monday night. After
the usual routine business the tax
sheets were received These show an
increase over 1910 Lf $5O5, 900 ON
real estate and 1925, 900 on person
al property. This makes the pres
ent valuation of real and personal
property in the city $2,O10,000.
The tax levy for this year was fix
ed at the same rate as last year, and
about twenty different occupations
heretofore escaping taxation were
added to the privilege tax list.
1t was reported that the new
str. ct scraper had arrived, and or
ders were given for it to he put in
immediate use.
Dr.. r T. Upchurch, city health Of
ficer, Offered his report, which recited
among other things that % prevent
able deaths ha o'curred in the city
last year, aud advised n thorough
cleaning up of the town.
Following this report DR.. r. I.
Upchuich, Mr.. T. NJ Pittman, city
attorney, and Messrs. ". D. Burwell
and O. O. White were appointed a
committee to make an investigation
of sanitary conditions and report at
the next meeting.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27

1t see ms the old rumor to the effect
that the Seaboard Air Line is pre-
pairing to cut Raleigh off its main
line by running a more direct line
from Henderson across by way of
Durham to Moncure or some other
point south of Raleigh will not
down, but on the other hand has
lately been renewed with vigor.
Durham has been pulling for this a
long time, and it is by no means i'm
possible that she will finally accom-
plish her object, if indeed she has
not already done SO to all purposes
and intents. The new route would
shorten the distance considerably
and would also avoid several heavy
grades that are encountered by the
present route The Seaboard al
ready has good lire from here to
Durham, and would therefore have
to build only from Durham to Mon
cure to complete the much desired
new route. 1t is said that contracts
Tor the actual work of constructing
the line will soon be let, and that
along with this the work OF
double tracking all the line from
Norlina by way OF Henderson and
Durham to Hamlet will soon l'e2in
However, no official announcement
to this effect has as yet been made.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Elmore Family Reunion.

On last Sunday Capt. and Mrs. J. T.
ElmOre were the recipients of many
congratulations from their children,
grandchildren and friends at the
family reunion held at the home of
Capt. and Mrs. Elmore On North Gar
nett street.
The family attended services at
their home church in a body Sunday
morning and after returning home a
special dinner prepared for that oc-
casion was served. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Elmore, DR.. and
Mrs. f. II. Adkins, of Rosemary;
Mr.. and Mrs. f: g. Wern and chill
dren, of Charlotte; Mrs. c. o. Foun-
tain and little son, of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. EImore. Jr., and little
child, of Henderson; Mr.. Charles Ell
more, of Oxford; ,Messrs. Joe, Walter
and I.ennie and Miss jamie Elmore,
of this place.
There were present, in addition to
the members of the family, Rev. and
Mrs. J. W. Morgan. In the after
noon a photograph was taken of all
those present in a group.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Demonstration of Disc Plow Pulled
by Traction Engine.

Spencer, July 23.-The large PLAN
tation of Mr.. H. Clay Grubb, in Da-
wilson county, nearSpencer, was the
scene yesterday of a splendid de-
monstration of blowing by the In
ternational Harvester Company.
With a 25-horsepower gasoline trac-
tion engine and 3O-inch disc plow
attached covering eight feet OF
ground at one passing, the demon
stration was all that could be de-
sired. The disc cut the hard earth
to depth of = inches although the
ground was unusually dry. Only
two men are required to operate the
mammoth pillow, which has ca
pacity for ten to twelve acres day
of ten hours. Besides several special
representatives of the International
Harvester Company, a large number
of farmers from Davidson, Rowan
and adjoining counties witnessed the
demonstration. The closing feature
of the day was a big barbecue at
which Mr.. Grubb was at home to
his many friends.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Christian Convention Had Good
Session.

Delegates from the local churches
who attended the Sunday School
Convention of the Eastern North
Carolina Conference of the Christian
chnrch at Damascus in Orange coun-
ty last week, say that the cOnven-
tion was one of the best in the his
tory OF the organization. The re-
ports show good progress in all de-
partments. Excellent addresses
were made by some of the best tai
ent in the Church. Subjects receiv-
ing special attention were: Organ
lied adult class work, Baraca and
Philathea; teacher training, home
department., cradle roll, organiza-
tion, expansion, Christian Endeavor,
music and missions. The next ses-
sion will be held at Liberty church
in this county, Tuesday after the
third Sunday in July, 1912.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27

Mr.. +. NJ. Godfrey, farmer who
lives near Elizabeth City, had recent
iy been missing an unusual number
of eggs from his hen nests about his
place. As a decoy for some reason
unexplained, the farmer placed
white door knob ia One of the nest
that had been molested the most.
While investigating and on duty for
Developments a few days later, Mr..
Godfrey went to the nest and found
instead OF hen big black snake
eoiIed about the fowls home. With
several terrific blows the life OF the
snake was extiBguished and in one
place where the serpent was struck a
piece of metal protruded. Upon
more thorough investigation. the
curious farmer found that the knob
had been swallowed and that the
corner OF the door-piece was sticking
out.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27

The Vance County Baptist Union
will meet with the New Bethel
church, Saturday of this week. at
10 o'clock a. m, and will continue
through Sunday. The Union for
some time has been holding it's ses-
sions through Sunday only, but at
the request OF the church with which
it meets this time the session has
been extended. 1t is hoped that
delegates from all the churches OF
the county will be present, and that
there will be a full attendance on the
session Saturday morning.
j. ". NJ.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Executors Notice.

TTAyING QUALIFIED As EXECUTORS
III Of the last will and testament of G..
n. Davis, deceased, late OF Vance county,
North Carolina, this is to notify all persons
holding claims against the estate OF said
deceased 70 exhibit them 10 the undersigned
on or before the 2ist day Of July, 1912, or
this notice Sill be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery.
All persons iadebted to said estate will
please make i'm mediate payment
Henderson, n. c., July Goth. 1911
j. l.. DAVIS.
W. DAVIS,
Exeeutors OF G. z. Davis, deceased.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27

Mr.. NJ. Luther Staples, of Rich
mond, Va, expects to deliver a dis
course on the theme "Where Are The
Dead" at the Pastime Theatre on
Sunday July 30, 1911, at SIS p. m.
All are cordially invited to hear the
Biblical expounder make plain the
teachings OF the sacred Scriptures for
their edification and comfort. Seats
free. No collection.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
NOTICE.

THAVE QUALIFIED As ADMfSIsTRA. .
i tor Of the estate Of Robert Wilson. de-
CEASED before the Clerk Of the Superior
Court of Vance county and ! hereby notify
all persons having claims against said en-
tate to present them 10 me forthwith. II
not presented within one year this notice
viii be pleaded IN bar Of their recovery.
july 8. 1911.
JAMES WILSON,
Admr. of Robert Wilson.
r. T. HICKS, Attorney.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27

Special attention is directed to the
advertisement of the Virginia Bay.
Ocean View, Va, which appears on
the second page OF this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

saafa sJolt a IN 90 80 saa~ NJ
fare - s.o ar--r1 ftsr-f borss that
cay an1 v-nt ta 80 . 1s~fs- H- tod re
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JAIL one e--l.rE - clancs Inos4rE over ~
aapsrt ] a. 30 frf-fA EsH-a-- afre--
ta~ Eu-iA~ y Procured ssms Cutto.ra
Hanf1sni ard agf - t o. ~ bo1s fc0iH
hardly bsv- n. brt g ~n~f - -as- ~
as ughts..y fseyt co lnuE - Olt.cuH
otata-nt Tor q 800 anf cEn-.T TIA 10
osrAaiy ras ihr f8-t ~yr-9aAtsu 7 IA
-rr usef lt cgmp-~ts.r cured - 40 I
have Rot b@rn tfs1bl-t s.lo~ Ern~dl
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Nork city De- a 1910
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n.uf nat srs so By du4GE "a. All fA.rs
TT-fr-~r a ht-fai ssnp'e % ,Gh sfh
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