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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
PROVE BIG SUCCESS.


Especial to The Times Dispatcb
Manassas. Va November 1S.Thc
hrst session of the farmers Institute
connected with the Agricultural Iiph
school for l9li-'l2 was held YESTERDAY
IN the courthouse and the school build. .
ings. The topic for the day was corn.
ana the finest exhibits of corn ever
seen in Northern Virginia were shown
in the supervisors room and i'm tho
halls Of the courthouse Address,5;
We're made by Professor Lane corn OK
pert Of the United States Agric,iIturai
Department. in the courtroom. which
was crowded with farmers
The farmers wives and daughters
met at The Carnegie Library. being at,
tractcd by Il domestic science exhihi;
and by an address by Professor stead
man, also at the United states pepnrt-
ment Of Agriculture. \ list Of prizes
Tor corn and domestic science exhibits
"aS announced which awakened tsrcnt
interest Harold Smith OF ,Bruntsvilie
District. took the prize for the best
acre OF corn. 1871 bushels. Roswell
Round OF Manassas. took the prize for
The best ten ears. Hubert Moon. "a
Burke's. took second prize on corn
and younger brother of Harold smith
took third prize.
The institute passed resolutions in
'orinS county agricultural fair next
year also favorins the placing of tlis.
Congressional District Agricultural
High schools under II board TO consist
of one farmer from each county In
thc congressional district. and also a
very emphatic Endorsement or 81 york
Of the director, Professor H. t. Bth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
NEW YORK rnoDUCE MARkIr.

New york, November -ETour-General!y
steady with a fair inquiry. Spring patents,
81 q $50; winter strsiGnts. $4,000 %; win
ter patents. si35gi.T0. Rye Flour-Quic,
ket steady Rya-DuI Bariey-Qule;.
Wheai-spot firm; 20. red. s3nc. elevator.
export bas!s. and src. Z. o. o anoat: No
northern Duluth, TIA + b. afoat on
lions hpsc. net higher. December. 80 ii-iGc
Corn--Spot steady new, export. 70i.c T. 0.
D. aHoat, TO arrive. Futures nominal. oats
spot steady; standard white. 53lc. in eie-
ural white and white clipped, 5.I CSC on
track, Futures nominal Hides and Leath-
Griffin.
Pork and Beei-Firn Gu, Meats and
Lard-Steady Extraordinarily steady Pc
lsoleuin-steady wgo!-stesey. Rosi. and
steady. sGgar-Raw and refined. quiet cot
,ee-stehoy. net points lower TO u points
higher spot, Guet' RIO. No. Z lSc san
ios, NO {. isAc.; mild, quiet: Cordova, 1915
Hl'sc. nominal Rutter-Steady sheese
and EEga-Firm. Pota;oes-T-Irm; Maine
bag H'eg 80 Long Island. s..a5 4 70:
state. in bulk. per $50 pounds ,2s3aa75
ern,. barrel. ga 2Z5. Cabbares-steady ana
unchanged. Freisht. and p4sru,sI--
changed.
cot;onseed oil was considerably lower nm.
der general liquidation and p-orrsstornI
selling The crude situation was some.
what easier and with lower hog product,
and iack OF outside demand bears becs m.
essresh!Ne spot closed ~ points net lowe,
and futures generally SOFA points DECLINE
November 5.ssas.7i; December, b.s3g5ss
Jahlary' e5t9s.;i; February. C.5sqS. 90
March 6.5l G5.6.; prime crude tioaI a,
90. summer yellow, 5eOd5S5: do wt,,e,
'e"o"' go bid: do. summer white $50 BID
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INDUSTRIAL BRiEILErs.
Sew Business mnd Industrial Ventures in
The Two Nlrginins aud North CAROLINA.

Chattanooga. Tenn. November ,s.-rhe
TRADEMARKS weekly review OF business In
tic south affords strong foundation for
optimisu. Among many new enterprise
irt, started np the following are men
t,rucI
In NirElnia- Churchihnd 5000, fertilizer
company; Danvillo. S.CGo speciality COM
pauy. fredericksburg. slp.CNO automobile
company. Norfolk. siV.Gc0 automobile COM
pany Sii.oo1 yhoiesol" produce conpnny
ktthmoUd f5ocTi publishing company. $50
HGi manufacturing company Roanoke. t:5 =
~, Investment company; Sthrrt $1,000 orch
nrd compnny: South Boston. $1,000 lnrni-
turv company.
In West Virginia Bluchcid $1,000 reaity
company Charleston 5000 automobile
COMPANY; Huntington, S5.0oO HnusSmeut
company. si,002.N9 oil company. Mounds
vile. !cr ami cold storage plant washing
machine manufacturing compuny; Weston.
$4,000 glass factory
In North Carolina Nshcville, $1,000 hard
ware company; Dladen5oro $4,000 drug
company; Brevard. sIcN,Co0 cotton pli:
cand"r. teSccO bank; Enfield s25.cOl drug
company; Gastonia, $4,000 garage company
kinston, $4,000 warehouse company
raleigh. S0,@0 quarry; Southport. ice (uc-
tory.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. Is. 1911
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon Itarney NDrcolk p,r.
4hha!se and passengers, Old DoInin!nn Limo
steamer Pocahoutss, Graves Norfolk ana
James River landings. merohandIs. .nI
passengers virginia Navigation 20
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petcrsburr ana
JAnles River landings, merchSndsse and
passenS FRS, Furman Line
rug standard Oh Company No H. Rurk
bsitimore. barge Of oil standard OH Co
SAILED
steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk NOR
chandise ana passengers. Ola Dominican Kim,
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg ana
lanes RIVER landings. merchandise and mas.
Iug standard on Company. No J.. Durk
ga Itinore, oil barge. Standard on 20
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her condition.
The remains of Earl Kcndrick who
died AT the University Hospital, In
Charlottesville, Yesterday. reached
Talewell this afternoon and viii be
iptcrrod in New Cemetery tomorrow
afternoon. He died OF meningitis.
Beautiful floral tributes were sent to
Taaewel by the president and faculty
OF the University of Nirg nia and By
the academic class, as well as II large
Quantity OF flowers sent by the faculty
Of Tazewol High school ard the stu
dcntS and people
Young kcndrick only entered the
university this session, aiGd gave prom
Use OF much usefulness and honor 10
his parents
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BOND LIST.
COTTON MARKETS.

New TorI. November .s-rhe cotton
rnHrk>, continued very cute; to-day with
fluctuations narrow ana with the close
barely STEADY, net points lower TO point
higher. Late months were relatively Arm
and seemed 20 attract some demand from
houses sSith cont!uznts! connections. The
market opened steady a. advance OF /
point 10 q decline OF point Liverpool!
was shade better than due, rotwith-
standing the reports OF cuTtailmcut u
AanCAc4teC at a result OF untsyorable con-
dit!ors In the China trade. and the steadi-
meas OF the cables caused some scattere i
covering for over the Weekend and the
Ceusus report wh!ch IL due at the opening
or tho market next Tuesday
Receipts at the ports to-day 900 bale
against -, =. lsht week and o., .3s asst year.
For the week iJo,cSJ bales against AZ. 10
last week ana as7.I last year. To-day's
receipts at New orleans 1850 bales against
1875 !ast year aad at Houston I7.755 bales
against io,E3 last year.
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CONDITION is SERIOUS.


Special to The Times Dispatch
Tazewcll, Va. November iS.-Mrs.
kendrick. mother OF J. y. Ksndrick.
whose son died at the University of
virginia of spinal meningitis yeStcr.
day, and who came to razcweii THIS
morning 10 attend the funeral is dan
Serously III In the TazcwcN Hospital
is the result OF n stroke of apopleXy.
which seized her as She alIghted from
passenger train from the West this
morning. She has been uncon sciuus
since midday. and her family ana
friends are seriously concerned about
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c.. November s-spiri,s
IurPen une->stcady i3i.c: RECENT. /
casks Rosin-Sieady at $3.50: racain,e 7
barrels. rar-Firm AT $50 crude Tirpen.
tne-Flrm at s35oGi-o. receipts harrals
Firm at i.s.t size. -, $3.50, .- ,sn,Hs
100 casks shipments iia casks; stock 5, ssi
asks Rosin-iNrm; sales 2,lS0 barrel. rc-
ceipts i,s0' barrels: shipments ljn bayra,s,
stock ss..li barrel. auotn: r. q 81
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CATTLE MARkEfs. .s-.-
LIVE srocx uAexrr

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
,sales al Union Stock YARDS
hichmond. Va, November rs 1911
report OF the live stock market for Tho
week ending November ls: ''''
keee!pts-cattie. S2I head; calves. 81 head;
sheep, 5si head: hogs, 1855 head
Best steers. sGGi4c; medium 10 good 5a
'i-c; common to fair u. 4%.c: best hcif
ers, ga lie; medium to good, u! ais.c.:
common TO fair. ga g s'.c; best cows s.. n
&C.; medium to good. 3Usl.c.. common TO
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chicago, III. November ls-Erorts Of a
group OF commission house, TO undn n,,
spread made wheat shorts ANXIOUS to-day
and forced the market up. The close Mas
10 5 2 &c. higher than last ntzf. Corr
nnished shade to Il sc. down: oats ~,
l-.se, to &C. ana provisions at ) a i2itc. de.
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Sales. stock.

800 hllis-Chalners ........
Ais Chalmers. pfd......
1850 Anal Safnated Copper 80.
SeJ Amer. Agri. Chem, com.
s.H0 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
90 American Can ......
100 American Can. pfd........
t,,lO Amer. Cur and Foundry.
100 Amer. Car and FouR., pfd
go American Cotton Oil.....
American Linseed OIL.
500 American Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd. b.
Amer. Malt Co, pfd. 5000.
400 American Smelling ...
LOO American Sugar ......
80 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. d..
go American Topacco, com.
10 american Tobacco. pfd.
100 Anaconda Copper ...
1870 Atchiscn Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coas. Line.....
80 a. G. l.. OF Connecticut. q.
toJ Baltimore and Ohio.....
20 Brooklyn Rapid transit.
.p Contra! Leather, com.
80 Canadian Pacific ......
I.pt Chesapeake and Ohio.
lcl Chicago Great Western.
400 CHI. NIL. and 81. Paul.
40 Crucihlc steel Cor, corn
40 Crucitle Steel pfd, mann.
H2 Chicago and Northwest.
1D Colorado Fuei and Iron.
Colorado and Southern. /.
80 Conso iidated Gas .......
Delaware and Hudson. :.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
900 Distillers' Sec. Cor.......
zoo Erie Observation-Disclosures.
20 Erie. list pfd. ...........
Fed. Min. and SIN, com. {.
80 General Electric .....
i.lo Great Northern. pfd....
go Great Northern ore Gifts
100 Illinois Central ......
80 Interooro-Met. ..........
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nnY GOODs MAnkEr.

New York. November ls-The cotton .,oob,
markets are nrmer with u broader demand
reported. Riinor advances are being sc-
cured on print cloth and yarn goods Lin
ems are nrm. Burlaps are quiet Knit
goods uer being ordered very moderately
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

MAhFNl-I CONDITIONS.
Chicsens in heavier receipt and market
dun. Turkeys also in heavy receipt bo:h
i've and Dressed, and market fairly active
At quotations. EYES extremely active
Hides Butter and Live stock wanted WIG
Turkeys and deer in good demand choicc
Rabbits active
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snsoELLASEous MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKEr.

Reported by Rod gers. McCabc * co..
Petersburg. Va. November lS.-peanufs-
spanish.-CuIst at +on askc per bushel. Viz
ginias-FirIu. jumbo. a; a ii.c per pnund.
fancy henGpicked. &c. per, poundt extra
prime 81. q 5s.c per pound; prime &C. per
pounds machine picked, 3d size per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Richard w. Maury,
stock and Bond Broker. l0l5 L. Main Street
Richmond, Va. November is. 1911
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia 3sf old-s.oo0 at STA
sTATE SECURITIES Bid Asked.
Virginia IS. Old, c. and r.. 1892. s7is SIX
va Centuries. "a. c. and r.. 1891. s7Ih STss
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L. r. r. Con. rr p. c.. a55 m
Z. and o. Geni 81. las. lss2..... 1oi -.
Georgia, Sou. and Fla, 1875. lG a..
Ca and Ala. CON IS, ls45....... iU7 -.
Nor. and West. Ry. Is. iSs5....... 90 -.
Nor. and West Ry ooca. is 1914 30 -.
Seaboard Air Line is, is;o........ s7It =.
Seaboard Adjustment So, 1915. 81 -.
Southern Railway list 5s, 1906 -. 100 -.
Western y. c. LIST CT. g.. l9i.... 10i -.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Nor. and Ports. Trac Co IS. 1888. So -.
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va. ny. and Power C. pfd.....l0o 50 81
Va. Ry. and Power Co. com....i0o SO 40
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com......lt0 1871 -.
Chesapeake and ohio...........io0 10 -.
Norfolk and Western COM. 100 Ito go
southern Railway pfd...........it0 ~ "
Southern Railway commonwealth 80 49,
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
American National.........i0 100 200
Broad Streot......... % 62 80.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts. 100 40 =.
First National. ....................l00 as .
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alma. uplenas. $50; lnide!nE sIli. s75'
Cotton. Gull: midd!!rs, so. gross receipts
77ee bales: stock $3.50 bales. export TO the
Continent. 1885 bales; Coastwlse. $3.50 bales
Io'a! to-day at all ports-Net receipts
i5,Isj bales. eApor; 10 GEoa, Britain 2;ss.
bales. 10 France, iI.Ce5 bales, 10 the Cont
nent. 1852 bales; stock, i.i+s,IiS bales
Consolidated at all ports-NA receipts
$3.50 bales: export 20 Great Britain, Is ss3
ha!es; to France. i,os5 bales; to the Cont
nent. 1882 bales
Total since September at all port.-Net
ttcepts. +,5li3lo bales export Ia Great
britain, l.h76;s bales. 10 France $500!
Japan to.sss bales; TO Mexico, 1850 bales
Nee Orleans, LIS. November is.-Cotton
futures steady. unchanged 10 points down
and closed steady at net decline of 5l;T
points Cubes were indifferent The
weather map wac unfavora bile, altogether
too much cold weat...r weather an rain
being shown in the cotton country ami
this prevented Il decline after the opening.
spot cotton was very steady, I-l5c up:
m!dd!ins, 97-!sc. sales on the Epot TX
ana Loco to arrive. Closing bids: Soy.m
Der. 80; December. go; January, sIs.
starch a.-S; May. aA; July, 3+i
ihe net result OF this weeks trading i'm
the cotton market was a decline ~ IN ~
points. II was a quiet and narrow n,ark ar
me week through; the range was only I0St
10 points The high prices were made dur
Ing the nrst three days OF the week and
me low prices were made on Thursday Al
t"e highest the trading months vera 40s
points over last weeks close At the low
| eSt thev were loale points under.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

Quotations for interest paying bonds are
at a prise TO which interest must be added
Income honda and certificates Of indebted
ness are Est
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED ny Levy Commission 20 Cav,
mission Merchants. Richmond Va
Richmond. Va. November Is ,o,,
ACTUAL WHOLESALE 0uOT1TToSS' m,
MARKET.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

-ooss-rressed. large bales Nominal
Load your cars So that hay a, doors rom
Tesents contents and thus avoid reflections.
rms market grades hay in accordance.
win me rules of the National Hay hsso-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

fair. pa 2i.e.; best oxen. rsa5c. common
~ u SIC; bulls. 81 Il &c; extra calves, 10
'i.c. fair to medium. sI 6isc Cows and
ca!ves, So 4 $500 per head. Best heavy
hogs $50. good, 80 to roo pound hogs, SO Il
$50; light 5i2psi,c; sows and stays. 5d &c;
best sheep, ga SIC; common TO faif 20
s5sc.: best lambs. 81: Qsc. common to fair
"a i;sc.
Chicago, November is -Ca&y ..-Rccetpt
200 head Market dull and steady Beeves
s+ioI 40: Texas steers. Hu5.Tp; western
steers. si.SoH559. stockers ana feeders
81 20 80; cows ana helceTs. Sl.gpH 80.
calves. $500 So. Hogs Receipts 1900 head
Market dun. generally Sc lower Light,
tl:.)ps.5' mixed, st.l5TS.65. heavy .si54
6.sI rough. S5!5G SO: good 20 choice $685.
n5s7' pigs. $40 90: bulk Of sales. SOC,
SEQ. Sheep-Recetpts $50 head Market
quiet; native, t2.5ouS.7b. western, Sa5su
$40: Searlings, 1910 u $50. lambs, s3.yju5s5:
western. 3750575
New York. November IS -Beeves-Dress-
cd unchanged at SO l2lsc. Cnlves-Comlnon
l" good Western sold AZ ssu5.25. Dressed
CAVES unchanged sheep ana lambs sold
81 ga 100 lambs, si55u5.c5 Hogs-Feel-
Ing nominally steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

RICHMOND TOBACCO ,r,nKEr

Richmond. Va Novem bcr IS 1911
Following are the quotation. on N, f.lch
nond Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SNlppISC;-Nl
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.ash sFaIn cIosed. WAeal-No. 2 rcd, q
q tta no Q red, ? n &c. 30 . hard, .ier
Sie4 No. hard, sim 81: No northern,
il'hei.ll; No. northern. si.cSaiIo; No
northern. Si.otc los. No. spring .in
81 i03. veiyet chaff. sQa{l.G; dururn. son
81 % torn--No old. I5G I5iyc. No.
white old 15ss a77c. 40. yeliaw. old TsI /,
frI7c. No. Did 7sI7ii4c NO g. CO. a So, .
40. white. % y @ic. No. : yellow old,
l1i.c.; no. yellow, e5ia q 5sc. 40. T. ssG
s3l=c; No white, 52%. cite. No. yei-
low, ST. S55.c. Oats-So. white, iai. a
sos No white. 49,. q SIC. No 4 white.
iI1. q isi.c. Standard. isS.Ia4.Ea.c
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RIcHMoNp GRAIN M.nrr1

Richmond. Va, November Is 1911
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE,
WHEAT-Car lots
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Baltimore November -whea;-Ftrmer.
spot contract ssa9t Cogr-Firrn: spot,
white. 5sa55Gc Rye-buii: E ttin w No.
domestic sl.oi a i.o2 80
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cotton futures closed barely steady

spot cotton closed quiet for spots mid.
ding uplends. $50; Inide!.nE Sul., 9Tt.
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New York. November 1s.-MoneY on
call nominal. Time loans frmer; six
~ days and ninety days. Sl-2@ 81;
six months. 31-23S "a. Prime mer-
camille paper, 4q41-2 per cent.
Sterling exchange easy. with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.s37O
for sixty days and al 81 $3.50 for de-
mand. Commercial bills. s4s3. Bar
silver. SO SIS. Mexican dollars. 46 ..
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'aIts TOT day, aSI,IUO shares.
week (six days., 1858, 500 shares
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Number of shares sold to-day, 2SS,
1872; Il year ago. 1892 S3.
Par value OF bonds sold to-day
si.7oo,ooo; a year ago. s1,29s,c6G.
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Life Saved 1t Deaths Door

IT never felt 20 near my grave"
writes w. r. Patterson Of WelliuSs
ton, Texas, '.as whom . frightfal
cough and lung trouble pulled mo
down to one hundred pounds, In spite
Of doctors treatment for years. Ny
father, mother and two sisters had
died Of consumption, and chat I Am
alive today 10 due solely to DR. Kings
New Discovery, which completely
cured me. Now l weigh 1871 pounds
and have been we'll and strong for
years" Quick, safe, sure, its the
best remedy on earth for coughs,
colds, Ia grippe, asthma. Group, and
all throat and lung trouble. 600 snd
t1.OO Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
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Reduced Rate. via Colorado Midland

DENVER-Accoun Tenth Annual
Convention Colorado Stock Grow
ers' Association. One fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale March
l, 1911. Good returning March 8
1911.
COLORADO SPRINGS = Account
Colorado Colleges Interscholsstic
Track and Field Meet. One fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale
May s, 1911. Good returning May
8, 1911.
Account Denver Auto
Show. One and one-third fare for
the round trip on the certificate
plan. Tickets on sale March 18th,
l4th and 10Th, 1911. Certificates
will be honored for return trip not
later than three days after close Of
meeting, Sunday not to be counted.
PUEBLO-Account State Convent
ion Royal Neighbors Of America.
One and one-third fare for the round
trip on the certificate plan. Tickets
on sale February 9th and 18th and
March LIST, 1911. Good returning
not later than three days after close
Of meeting, Sunday not to be count
ed.
For further Information call on or
write r. 8. Vickery, General Agent,
Grand Junction, Colorado. Telephone
junction ll6.
The all-round man may also be
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CATTLE BOUGHT ANC
SOLD

The Harp Peterson Company will
buy your herd or sell you herd.
Will contract to buy steers or stock
cattle for customers. We know what
is required for the White River val
ley range and are prepared to meet
all demands. Address
The Harp-Peterson Co.,
Meeker, Colorado
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THIS PAPER 4 . 1sg; ss s NJ Ta Aosso1
INC, 81 south Main st.. Los Angeles, and ~
Market st., Gan Francisco, whore contracts for
advertising can be made for 1t.
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When the pay Is 70 3 week It IL .
job; when the compensation u rs, 1t
10 position.
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Toe the mark; but. when you are
chopping wood, also mark the toe.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-02-25

Whstever may be the trsits Of the
hog, he always has . spare rib Of
two. - s
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Send THE HERALD east.

See THE HERALD for your society
engraving. The best this side Of Chi
cago.
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The all-round man may also be
square.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
MEETS IN LAW'RENCEvILLE
rspecial TO The TImes-D,snato

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Lawrenccyille. Va, December 13.-
Tho thirty-hfth session of the South
side Virginia Medical Association met
in the town hall this afternoon at $50
o'clock. The meeting was called to order
By its president. DR.. ]. BALM Jones'
Many important papers were read and
discussed by the association. At the
close of the, afternoon session ban
quet was given at the Southern Hotel
DIR. j. Balm Jones. the toastmuster
called on DR.. Palmer, of Lawrenc.vllle.
as the orator OF the occasion. Dr.
Palmer responded, and measured up
to his reputation He was followed by
several OF the members of the asso-
citation. This being the annual meet
ing, the officers for the susulng year
were elected, with Dr. ]. s. Rawls, CT
Suffolk. as the president; DIR. E. F.
Ruse. OF CORTLAND. secretary and
treasurer; executive committee. Drs
Joel Crawford J. B. Halligan and III.
D. Mahood. The meeting adjourned TO
meet the next time in Suffolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-14
Charter, Is.,,.d.

Tho following charters were granted yes
tcrdny by tho state Corporation Comnis-
sion: Southern Cooperative Mall Order
House (Inc.). Richmond. James p. Jones,
president: y. A. Adkins, vice. president; j.
I. Lewis. secretnry-a!l of Richmond. Capt.
tai: Maximum. 100000: minimum. 500. Coz.
OBJECT: Conduct mail order business
NJ. o. Morgan Company (Inc), Lynchburg
Va. NJ. ID. Morgan. president; W. L. Moor
man. rice-prcs!dent: ]. II. Jennings secre-
tary ind treasurer-ai OF Lynchbury. VA
Capital; Maximum. $1,000: minimum, ya.0oe.
ObJect Real estate business
certificate OF authority was allowed the
wise Granite Company. North Carolina
corporation. with a capital of SIS. 600 IN a,
business In Virginia. with w II. H. B,r
well, OF Richmond. statutory agent. II will
be permitted TO do n quarrying business and
deal in real estate.