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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-04
FRANKLIN CITY.

Mr.. Harrison Jones, of Delmar, is
spending the week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ingersol, who
have been quite i'll, are both improved
enough to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hudson. of Del
mar, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hudson.
MIR. and Mrs E. C. Harrington were
called to Frederick, Del, the past week,
by the serious illness. and death, of Mr..
Harrington's sister.
Mrs. Mary Kelley, of Frederick, DEL,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. C. Har-
rington.
Mrs. Taylor Redden is a Girdletres
visitor this week.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-04
Board of Trade Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Snow Hill
Board of Trade will be held in the Mu-
hicipal Building next Tuesday evening.
February 7th, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose of electing Board of Directors for
the coming year and transacting such
business as may be brought before it.
NJ B.-This is a meeting Of the
FULL BOARD and every member
should make an effort to be present.
JOHN l.. RILEY, Secretary.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-04
LOCALS.

Mr.. Sidney Lewis visited Ocean
City last Saturday.
Mrs. Martha l. Burbage is visiting
relatives in Salisbury.
F. p. Roe has been elected presi-
dent of the Greensboro Bank.
Miss Frances johnson visited Iron
shire last Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. John l.. Mock has returned
home from visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Brown. of Centreville.
is the guest Of Miss Nora Hargis.
Miss Lollie Gray, of Berlin, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. c. l.. Vincent.
Mr.. w. S. Townsend, of Girdletree,
was a visitor in Snow Hill Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Irwin have re-
turned home from visit to Philadel-
phia.
The fire company at fredericksburg
has been reorganized, with good work
ing force.
Mrs. William Z. Bratten returned
home Tuesday night from visit to rel
atives in Philadelphia.
ID. c. Holloway has his store window
beautifully trimed in Japanese effect to
advertise Banquet Tea.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John T. Taylor are
entertaining thier friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Neil, Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Richardson, of Newark,
spent part of this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. w. Bromley.
Irving l.. Dempsey, of Galena, has
patented complaining machine that
eliminates chain devices.
Miss Olive Bassett, of Salisbury. is
spending a week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Carmean.
Miss Mollie Richie has returned
home from visit to friends and rela-
tives in Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. F. P. Bailey has returned home
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. c. T.
Mount, in Portsmouth,, Va.
We most respectfully request all
subscribers in arrears to come forward
and settle for their paper.
Miss Helen Moore has returned
home from visit TO her sister, Mrs.
William X. Bishop. Baltimore.
Mrs. Lafayette Johnson, of Cam
den. N. j., visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Johnson, last week.
Mr.. John J. Gibbs. of near Ocean
City, was the guest this week of Mr..
David Hales and other relatives.
The many friends Of Mrs. Oscar M.
Purnell will be glad to know that she
has almost recovered from her recent
sickness.
Senator William M. Stay has been
elected director of the Peoples Bank.
Of Chestertown, to succeed |. X. Leav-
erton, resigned.
Miss Margaretta Purnell. of East
Gate, spent the week end in Snow Hill
as the guest of her uncle, Mr.. James
r. Purnell, and family.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-04
Presbyterian Church

February 9Th Snow Hill. morning and
evening.
February 12th-Snow Hill. morning
and evening, Stockton, in the afternoon.
February l9th-Snow Hill. morning
and evening.
February 26th-Stockton morning
and evening.
REV. J. B. NORTH, pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-04

Highest prices paid for old pigeons,
delivered at depot. w. B. Hearthway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
SEEK new ROUTE
THROUGH VIRGINIA
lspeelal to INC rlmes. plapa,eh. |

L~ynchburg. Va. November ll.-Tho
visit horc this week Of james A.
iieins,rect and Ira H.. Waterman. rep
rcsentatiNes OF the American Automo-
bile Association. reveals the fact that
that association is evidently looking
Tor Il leg In II national highway from
New York to Savannah that Will moi
include the famous Valley TURNPIKE
through Frederick. Shenandoah. Rock
tnBham and Augusta counties, but ono
thit VIII bring n~utomobilists through
the famous battlcilclds or Piedmont
Virginia instead
Much TO the surprise OF persons i'm.
tcrcatcd here. these men, instead of
leaving here for Natural Bridge over
the route proposed to be improved nv
the ~LvnchburB Automobile Club.
went north. hrst to Oak Ridge. tho
country home OF Thomas Fortune
Ryan. whore they spent several hours
win Mr.. Ryan. From there they had
mapped out a route to charlottesville.
Orange and Manassas and 10 Wash.
inSton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
KING AND QUEEN
LEAVE FOR DELHI
Last Appearance in
Capital for Nearly
Three Months.

London. November liking George
and Queen Mary left London this
morning for Portsmouth 10 board the
new liner Medina. which Will carry
them to India for the imperial Durbur
to be held In Delhi next month.
AZ this was Their Mnjestics' last ap-
pearance In the capital cor nearly ,h.,,
months. their departure was made with
much ceremonial. Accompanied by tuy
Prince Of Wales and i'rilcuas slIry
and escorted by Imperial II Torso Guards,
thcy drove IN an upcn carriage .! "a
roundabout way TO Victoria station
The streets were lined with people.
who gave Tho royal parts un cninuaI
astic scno-off. Their. was Il great
gathering at the station. those who
mad come to say farewell. including
Queen Mother Alexandra. other mon
bcrs OF the royal family. the ministers.
officials OF the India Office and dipiO-
mats. among the latter being !"
American ambassador. All Reid. W;;I
wnoni was Mrs. nciI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

Holland, Wnfred Inn, w. W. Nicholas
and Beinic Pace. Best cook aprons
Misses Esther Layne, Susie Parrish,
Halle Jordun and Ida Dowles. Best
ioaHes OF b~read-Misses Nellie I,ayne,
Margaret Vaughan, Minnie Trice AMI
Florence Taylor. Best henstitched
handkerchtets-Miss Blanche Laync.
Mabel Laync. Marvin Dudley and Adj.
die Bowics. Best layer cakes-Misses
Bessie Lipp. Bessie Dudley, Olive iiilI
and Marvian Dudley. Best pin.
cushions-Misses Nellie Long. Elsie
S~pottswood. Mamie Dowlcs and snow
Payne. Best drawn work table scarfs-
Misses Douglas Tricc. Eva Tredway.
Esther Bowlcs and Eta Richmond
Best plain white shirtwuist (machins
madc)-Miss Ida Bowlcs. Berta
Woodbridge. Annie Brooks and Eli.
Payne. Best hand-embroidered wo-
mans collars Misses Esther Layne
and Lottie Watkins.
The best yield OF corn per acre viii
bc announced later. Compositions. cs.
says and letters viii be adjudgcd by
committees and reports made To the
division superintendent ns soon as
possible. All money for prizes wa
supplied by the county school board
j. Q. SntdS and NJ. S. Bowles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
REBUKE IS GIVEN
CROWN PRIN &c
An Inspired Telegram Of Cen
sure Published in Cologne
Gazette.
EMPEROR is DIsPLEAsED
Many Years Since Heir to Ger
man Throne Has Been
So Reprimanded.
EMPEROR is DIsPLEAsED

Berlin. November ia public and
semi-oficial rebuke has been admin
istcrod to Crown Prince Frederick
william through an inspired telegram
from Berlin published in the Cologne
Gazette to-day. and which fully con-
firms the report that Emperor william
reprimanded his son for having openly
demonstrated his approval Of the at
tacks on the governments Moroccan
policy and the bellicose u~tterances in
the Reichstag Thursday.
For a similar instance of public
censurc for the Crown Prince one must
go back to 1853. when Crown Prince
Frederick was rebuked for criticisms
OF Chancellor Bismarck's policy In a
speech made at Danzig. The dispatch
TO the Cologne Gazette says:
we believe IT to be the right and
duty OF the heir to the throne to take
an Interest in politics. He cannot be
reproached4 for forming his own opin-
ion. even IL It Is not c%onsonant with
the imperial policy. We further do not
desire that tho Grown Prince be pre-
vented from expressing his opinion in
a fitting manner and place; not. how
ever. In the WY chosen in the Reich
stag. the effect OF which We consider
extremely grave.
ut goes without question tina the
episode and the press there
upon We're reported to the Emperor.
and the absence OF the Crown Prince
at Fridays sitting was duo to the
Emperor. to whom Thursdays events
and the questions involved therein
cannot be Agreeable"
The Crown Prince returned to Dan
zig this evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
EXPERIMENT A SUCCESS.
ProJcctn- i'lerc.a Two-Tuch Amor
Ilutc In Hampton Uuudn.

Washington, November tl.-The pro-
iectila which was :ired In experiments
Yesterday IN Hampton Roads from the
Davis cannon torpedo at the Submerged
ca!sson, representing the eide Of q bat
llGSltp. apparcnliN succeeded in perc-
trJtinS TIC tWo-ic"h arrlur pia,r which
had been rlG--d 0u the outside OF
tho caisson, The caisson quickly sank
dttcr thc shot exploded The extent
OF - damage inflicted uron tho tar
get cannot be- known until Tia. caisson
IS in dr.,iork at Norfolk.
The experiment Is believed to have
neen of the greatest important to the
navy. and II will make necessary a
complete revision OF the methods OF
torpedo attack and defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
sail From Portsmouth,.

Portsmouth, England, November IL.
I ai"d.nh. carrying King George
ana queen Mary to India. LETT the hur-
Dor at 2.a0 o'clock his afternoon to
thu accompaniment of At royal salute
By III. Runs Of the warships and forts.
IN" ships were manned the bands
played God save the lting.' and cnor-
nous crowds on tho rsplanadc Mt
Southscn chccrod an the royal vessel
passed out.
Along the sen front. OF Splthead.
eleven D~rondnoughts. composing the
firsi hnttlcShip squadron. aud attend
ant cruisers. awaited the Medina and
led her out 10 sea. the admiralty yacht
EnchnntroaH. with the lords OF the
admiralty. Immediately followed the
Medina and the four fuat-c!Iss cruis-
ors. the cocirnnc, Argyll. Defense and
Natal, which. IN Of Sir Colin
Erpr.l. WI convoy Thrtr MIieStics To
tho Far East. completed the pageant.
The fleet IL due 10 nrrivc at Call
cuttn during the nrat week OF Ircccm-
brr. and two days later the party
viii p,oceed by train to Delhi. which
plncr they should reach on December
q There VIII he elaborate ceremonies
al Calcutta. ana the pnrbnr proper at
which, 1I!s Majesty Will formally as
aunir the liilr OF iSing-Empcror Will
be- held AZ Dtihl on December IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
VISITS
HIS son IN JAIL
Bond Of Accused Mail Clerk
May Be Reduced to
$4,000.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch

~Lynchhurg. VA, November 1l.-Gcr-
ard l. Huffman. OF FOR, Republic.
Rockingham county. ana Il. t.. huff
man father and uncle. respectively. of
George Il, huffman. tho postal clerk
who Is IN tho city Jail awaiting trial
on the charge OF the theft OF IA reg
Uttered package from the malls. which
contained 10000. th!a morning visited
Inc accused and spcnt II abort time
consulting With hin ae TO the tu-
tire, .
The Conversation took place In .thc
presence of Deputy Sergeant Wexford,
.'nd IL ala not turn to anything OF tho
ilast. but rathor to tho acquiring or
counsel ana bail bond for tho nc.
cW+ed, The father ana uncle did not
rome!n In the jail more than ton or
l9tccn minutes.
Latter II was learned that they con
Tered with Cnslie y Caakic wiz, Il
View 10 retaining this nrip .as counsc
Tor the defense. but George Il. Ca.N1o
stated that =. mas not identified him
%%T with the case. though he ala not
inH!chte that lac would not bo In tho
c,so later, ~
Commissioners O'Bricn wac asked this
m"rninB II he would consider mn
application Ia reduce the bond OF s.b :
oVv, which he rcuuired Thursday after.
hcuH. aud he agreed to reduce the non
liS 10 $4,000. but indicated Thai h,
WoHld not consider II smaller bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
SCHWAB ENTERS DENIAL
Snyn Steel Interchth Have Nothing 10
Do with revolution In Chinn.

Do with Revolution In Chinn.
Especial Gable to The Dispatch.)
London, November l1.-Chnrlcs NJ.
Schwab. the American steel mnnufac-
turer. sailed to-day on the Mnuretnnia,
manifcstly upset by the story appear
ing In this mornings LONDON Telc-
graph TO the enect that his recent
presence in Pcling had given rise TO
sensational ntoricR that the revolution
has been inspired through tho In
triBucs OF the American Steel Trust.
MIR. Schwab tried to keep out or
sight before the boat train departed
from iInston Station. He nrst declined
absolutely 10 make any statement, but
finally said:
The whole var Is manifestly ridi-
culouH. 1t Ia imposaiblo that should
have had any hand In such an nnuir.
or that tho atccl interests have busted
themselves in fomenting II revolution,
! decline to nay another word"
The fact Is that there Inns been much
niyatory In MIR, Schwab's travels dur
INK the past fow months. He appeared
here less than two months ago from
America, claiming hu.incss did not In
icrcat him. but TINT he probably would
tcrcsta of his coal b~y-products. lie
showed II great disinclinntion to be
interviewed
Later he did go to Berlin. where hc
remained only n few days before max
Ing n complete disappearance. Sine.
than II has developed that he took Tho
Trans-Siberlan Railway direct through
Manchurim TO PskinE, arriving there
before tho outbreak OF hoatii.ttns. III.
presence In London this morning wa.
the FIRST intimation OF his return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
PRIZES AWARDED
At BOYk|hS FAIR
Especial 70 rhe rime..pl,pateh.l

pa u
Boykins. Va. November 1.-THE
splendid exhibition here during the
pas, week was one OF the best over
seen in this section of Virginia.
Prices were awarded as follows:
Best ten ears curn. j. II. Bryant;
best ter ears on stalk. G. X. Kicks.
best '-ck seed corn. J. D. Smith: best
stalk cotton. J. r.. Bryant: King cot
ton, }. r. Bryant. money-maker cot
ton. J. Il. Bryant; Ion staple cotton,
a. J. Draper. best Virginia lunch Iea-
nuts. a. F. Bcal; Jumbo II r +.
Vincent; best driving pair horses, J.
l. sykes: best single driving horse. L.
II. Bryant; second best. Joe Drewry;
best draft horse. J. r. Bryant: second.
John Johnson: best gentlemen's saddle
horse, DR.. T. b. henderson,: second. ].
IL. Barnes; best single mule, j.. l.
SYKES: second, S. II. simmons; best
jack. j. l. Sykes; second. T. H. Bar
rctt. best pair mares. ]. l. Sykes: best
colt, two years and under, J. l. Sykes:
second, L, Simmons; best ladies' sad
die horse. Mrs. s. j. Myrick: second.
Powell: second. a. J. Draper: best
COW. L. r. Bryant: second. A. j. Drip
er. best farm products, n. T. Smith;
best sow and pigs. c. F. Carlton; best
boar:~tL,. \. Moore: second. J. !. Sykes;
ladies' hittfi: nS, contest, Fannie Nc
ltinstry. best display OF canned goods.
Mrs. S. J. Glover; best display Of
fancy work. Miss Lula Rarham. Boy
hen OF white Plymouth Rocks. first
and second. Herman and Graham Carl
ton. best display OF curiosities. a. o.
Rogers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

FINEST quality Malnea Grapes, Id. .......... 12Hc
New Shredded Goldfish, SC; or 6 pk9s. .25c
Large Winesap Apples, peck ..................25 c
LARGE James River shad, 2 or,.............. .25c'
Large Florida Pineapples &c
Chalmers Geiatine for ................... .25c
Wine for Jelly, quart zoe
Homemade Minccmcat. 1b. ............... SC
Square Brand Condensed MIX, &c can; or, per
,,a MoI en- =
New lib. Layer Figs .12Hc
fresh Hams, per pound.
New Lake Fish, dozen. zoe
Fat Hens, per pound lac
Early june Peas, can f2c
Pure Tomato Catsup, 15c quart; or, Der gallon ;. SOC
Pure Worcester Sauce, lsc at; or, per gallon. :. SOC
r rIesh french Gnndy' per pound. ...............
Silver King Flour, the best winter wheat. 33c
Good Corned Hams, ib.. .l2c
Smoked Jowls, per pound &c
New Sweet Potatoes, per peck. ............... 15c
Jellies and Apple Butter, pound Sc
New Boneless Goldfish, lib. bricks. ............ 7c
Good 4-Strine Broom 23c
Large cans Herring Roe. lac
5-lb. pals Home-NIade Preserves ........... $50
Just received, Cape Cod Cranberries. quart: lac
Fresh Oyster Crackers and Cracker Dust, b.. &C
California Smoked Hams, small. or large, lh. =. l2c
Young Spring Chickens, Observation-Disclosures. 16c
Green, Black or Mixed Tea, COO Kind, now d0c
Alaska Salmon, large cans .12c
Finest Breakfast Bacon, Id. lie
Good Salt Pork, III. &c
Very Good Lard, III. 1Oc
Small Country Hams, I8c
Pure Leaf Lard
3-ib. cans $50
ZIP. cans Csc
lob. cans ST.
Clipped Beef, can SC
New Switzcr Cheese, extra fine quality. ID. PC
Libby's Veal Loaf, already prepared, can. =. 14c
Large Glib. cans Baked Beans ................. &c
Pottcd Ham or Tongue, can. dc
Llbby's Finest Roast Beef, can. ............. lie
Libby's Best Lunch Tongue, per can, lsc and .3uc
SSalada Ccylon Tea, pkg, loc, l5c and. ........ 25c
Large cans Red Seal Lyc, regular l0c size, now. SC
Finest City Meal, peck. 24c
Golden Grown Syrup, at. cans. .............. &C
FINEST Ialcum Powder, regular Zoe can, now. SC
Grape Nuts or Postum, pkg. ............. lie
3 cans Campbcl's Baked Beans. Csc
Finest Pork Sausage, lib. can, 15c; OF 2-lb.
cans. ...,..... Csc
winner Brand Condensed Milk, can. =. ........ Toe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

South Hill Citlzrn Almest Crush
ed tn Dcnth.
Especial to The rimes-Dispa,ch.l

TEptOTuI 70 TIE IIWta- DTbphtCh.J
South Hiil. Va, November ll.--E. Adoiph.
us Jones. ono OF the county's most beloved
citizens. received injuries this morning.
while looking after the unloading oil
freight. from which he died this afternoon
at 3;la o'clock. MIR. Jones wac placing d
loading plate In the door of IL car when n
switching engine backed in the siding.
catching him between the plate and tho
house. lie was h!ty-four years OF age.
For years he had been one Of the most
active member In tho south Hill VI. Z.
Church and superintendent of the Sunday
school. an officer in the WoodInen OF the
Word and Jr. q. u. a. NJ. lie is survived
by hhs Vile and two ch!ldren-B. +. .Ioncs.
Of Richmond. and Mrs. n. A. Rash. OF this
place.
The intcrmcnt will be nj South Hin
Cemetery on Monday afternoon at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
BANK STATEMENT.

New York, November 1.-THE state.
mont OF clearing house banks for the
nMcels thvc days. shows that the banks
mold $fGs95h,l50 reserve in excess OF
legal requirements rk!s Il. IL t~cureus,
OF S2.l6b.60O In the proportlonntc cash
reserve as compared with last week.
The statement follows. actual condi-
ton:
Loans, sl,e27.siO,ooO. increase. S.
$4,000.
specie. sas7,Obs.ooo 90. decrease, .s,l.-
900.
Legal tenders. sSs.1SO 900: increase.
Net deposits. sl.7ss.4os.ooo; increase.
Circulation. s5o.7s,,ooo, increase.
Bank cash reserve in vault, sa5e.-
26a.0OG.
Trust companies cash reserve in
vault. s60.9iO.0 OO.
AHErcGate cash reserve. $40, 2S3. 900.
Excessive lawful reserve. Si3.60S.-
O5o. Increase. $2.o75.l0O.
Trust c~ompanics' reserve. with
clearing house members carrying 20
per cent. cash reserve. $5l.lsL.ooO.
Summary OF State banks and trust
companies In Greater New York not
reporting TO the New York Clearing
louise
Loans. seoc.e72,Goo; decrease. sl.oi.-
400,
Specie. sea.mdsoo; dccrcaac. ;ass..
Lefai tendcrs. Sii.o5i.6Oo, ncreuse.
Total deposits. t6,i.ais.ooo. dccreace.
S6,6in,GO0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
FAIR is
GREAT SUCCESS
Special 10 Tie Times Dispatch.

dgoabtanh VA November 1.-THE
sailoDi fair haid at t;oochland to-day
NJ q Gphhpinie hucocss. An enthu-
siasttG fom'l wna addressed by Pro-
tasseF Bennett. NJ William and Mary
College ~" waa VOL pleased with
I'M sahlhlirf ~nitundnicp and interest
mShifant"h, and encoura god the peo-
pie ~ continue To Improve the fair,
nus stimulating more interest in
country ilfH.
premiums were awarded as follows:
usst on ehrs corn. in the order OF
Hsh hatnes-lial Hay Bowles, Robert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
WISE TEACHERS IN Favor
or COMPULSORY EDICAIIuy
Especial 10 Tn. Timoa,D,spn,cb

Norton, w. November ~, The Sisf
county Tencbcrs' hHHOciatfon, 10 see,
SION mere Today, Nd"iiGd d resolution
.fnvoring combuirory miuenti,n f.r his
county Later another resolution w1s
Introduced F9oiuuH to hHyo liF Indy
~" on record ne rDyUriEE. aH elroIiDn
On ilr uT"fli"n Hs ep"h Ds ~ aDAid ~
difcifaivit ~ WIS iaid IN sic iAbig md
iinint h"in3 iuHdr ihbi lie ibw gs ~
now ainndH ia i~nhdhl3sta "a lIs "a
%iorc"inrtt ~ ccmbglsory edueYtb,G.
Tho hHspciniicn pledged Us sppggtl ~
any hmohdmeHi 80 The tFsseHl law
milking compulsory education q iNtBe
In fact. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
Called to GrcenY,II.-

Especial to The Times-Dispntch.l
Williamsburg. Va, November Ill
The Rev. K, l. Walton. who resigned
the pastorute of the Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church the first Of the
month. has been extended a flatterlnE
caAf by the congregation OF tho Pres
hytcrian Church at Greenville. ~. C..
Mr.. Walton has gone to GrcenviIlc to
look over the field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
Why You Should Trade at Our Two Stores, AL
ways Best Quality, Always Saving $3.50

Small Best Smoked Sugar Cured Hams. lb. I6c
Van Camp Pork and Beans, per can, &c, i4c and iae
Virginia Pride Roasted Coffee, lib. papers 25c
Cracker Jack Roasted Coffee. regular 6oc cans
Dpnlop''s Best Patent Flour, 34c bag; or, per
Best quality Mixed Spices, for picking, ib.. Zoe
New Smoked Scotch Herrings, box. lac
Pure Bright Va. Comb Honey, lib. pkg. 10
imported Sour Rrout, 7c qt; or, per gallon 25c
Best American Granulated Sugar. pound II
New Barley, pound &c
New Hominy or Grits, pound. &c
New Clean Currants, lib. pkg. lie
2 bars sc Circus Brand Soap for. 3sc
impo5ted Dill Salt Water Pickles gallon. 80. .4Oc
Larae cans California TaoIe Peaches, &c
Pure Strained Honey, 2 lbs. TOR Csc
4.Year-oid 1spa' Wfhisike ga's aailon. can, '..:.. le 90
Absolutely Pure Cider Vinegar, made in Abe
Good Green or Mixed Tea, per is. a se
Fairbanks Cottcitue, In cans, h.. T4c
We are selling old Rye and Corn Whiskey, quart, Soc
Extra Fine Quality Buttermilk Toilet Soap, 3
- bars Forest City Laundry Soap. 3 1sse
Quart bottles California CIaret Wine. SOC
3-lb; lar Home-Made Preserves. 49,. zoe
Duffy's Malt Whisky. large bottles. .........8 5c
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 5 for. loo
Peanut Butter, jar Sc
Quart Jars Mustard 10c
Large New Irish Potatoes, peck. ...,. 30c
8 plugs Peach, Reynold's and other brands To. 1'e
run Srean American Cheese, ID. ..............18 c
. IDS. pest Lump starch Csc
New Cut Herrines,' half barrels, s2.75; barrels,
$40; per dozen loc
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour, &c bag; or,
Good Hay, per 100 lbs. 81 an
6 Nice Fat MackereI for. DE-
lib. cloth sacks Best Carolina Rice. .........6
5-lb. pals Homemade Preserves 3Gc
Finest SHREDDED Cocoanut, h.. Iac
Mothers or Quaker's Oats, pkg. &c
Quart bottles Salad Oil. 1oc
6 bars Life Buoy Soap. 25r
Genuine Imported Italian Olive Oil, pint cans. 40c
lib. pkg. Finest Maccaroni 7c
Fresh Soda Crackers. and Ginger Snaps, lb.. Sc
Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour 42c bag; or, per
barrel $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

stanton. Va. November n.-Thc General
hospital BOARD met Mt the Western state
Hospital hero Thursday with all tho mem.
herS rrcsrnt except two. The hospital was
thoroughly Inspected, am tho manage
mont pronounced satisfactory In every par
iicular. No Other business was transacted
OF IA general nature
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-06-16
Chase


Lemuel Chase, father Of Mrs. o.
R Beatty. died at'tbe family home,
1922 Stone street at 8 o'clock Thurs.
day morning, after an illness of some
weeks. Deceased was 68 years Of
age, had been resident of this city
tor some two years, coming here
from Ness county, where they bad
been living for some years. Deceas-
was an old soldier, having served in
Company l, 8 Ills Cavalry. Funeral
services we're held at the late home
today.