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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-23
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
Allis-ChaIna

Allis-Chalmers ...........
40 Allis- Chalmers, pfd......,
&.To AmalSamated Copper -.
800 Amer. Asri. Chem, com
SEQ Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
1000 American Can ..........
$3.50 American Can. pfd........
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car AMI Foun.. pfd
LOO American Cotton Oil.....
100 Amer. Linseed OIL. pfd...
500 American Locomotive -.
900 Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
800 Amer. Matt Co., pfd......
ol.aoo American Smelling 800.
800 American Sugar ..........
300 Amer. Tel. ana Tel. Co..
is American Tobacco, com.
500 American Tobacco. pfd..
l.l5o Anaconda Copper .........
10000 Atchison
400 Atlantic Coast Line.
A. G. l. of Connecticut.
$500 Baltimore and Ohio......
1900 Brooklyn RAPID Transit.
l.2co Central Leather, CON-.
2,ol5 Canadian Pacific .........
400 Chesapeake and Ohio.
500 Chicago Great Western.
1.loc Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul.
$50 Crucible Steel Cor, com.
42e Crucible Steel. pfd.........
72S Chicago and Northwest.
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
SO Consolidated Gas .........
Delaware and Hudson.
$50 Den. and Rio Gren., com
800 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
500 Distillers' Sec. Corr.
20. 100 Erie
$3.50 Erie. LIST pfd.............-.
Fed. Min. ana Sm.. pfd..
ISIS General Electric ..........
1850 Great Northern, pfd......
2,+5o Great Northern Ore Gifts
: 800 Illinois Central ...........
2.i0o Interboro-Met. ...........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-23
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. September 22.-The demand for
export cotton goods is steady and small sales
are reported daily. 1t lie estimated that the
september movement in China. African and
indian goods has reached a volume OF 40, ooO
phles' Joooers are doing a moderate busi-
ness ana are placing repeat orders with
primary houses for delivery In November.
farns are easier. The retail trade ls stead.
Ter and more nearly scaBonable.
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF WATER.
mpnn Provides for Emergency By
DnmminE Cohoon'n Creek.

SoHhPans PROVIDES for Emcrgency BIZ
DnmminE Cohoon'n Creek. :
Special to The Times-Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK. Va, September 22.-Becaus
of the low water in Lake Kiibv &C.
c~asioned by long drought. the Ports.
mouth. Berkeley and Suffolk Water
which supplies Portsmouth,
SUFFOLK n a portion of Norfolk. has
thrown a dam across Cohoon's Creek,
laid a connecting pipe line, and to.
day began pumping an additional sun
ply into the lake at the rate OF a
pany has acquired two other lakes in
THIS section. which could ba onnect
ed in case of further emergencies. and
tne chances OF a water famine are
this afternoon that Its three lax
and creek would supply 4 halt million
persons.
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NAVAL oRE

WilminSton. n. c.. September 2a-Spirits
Iurpentine-steady at Sec: receipts 10 caskr.
Rosin.Steady at s5T5: receipts ss barrels.
rar-flrm at ti.so; receipts II barrels. Crude
reis.
savannah. Ca, September o2.-Turpentine-
steady at dc: receipts 7s5 casks; pme
~, casks: stock 1855 casks. Rosin-Firm;
sales l;isi barrels; receipts ?.oT5 barrels;
ats ISIS barrels: stock s.. aa2 barrels.
quote: b. S6.i5.
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RalrpanG
Norfolk and Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LIN TO NORFOLK.
seseauie in Eject May II. Du
Lesve Eyre street station, Richmond roR
bs:io a n. 500 A. Il. sj;co p
a.. AID r NJ. bI:oo p. u.
't:ls n n. 1880 A n. ASSOC p. r.. .S:.j
~. bu:S A. ~. .t:2s p. NJ sio.S p
1850 7. NJ. From the west: .s:1 A. n.
az:0o +. NJ. o1;iS p. ~. 's:@ p. N, $500 +. n
Daily. aDaily eI sunday. bsunday onIy
Pullman Psri9r and Sleeping Cars. Caf:
lining cara c H BOsLEI,
D. p. A. Richmond, Va
W. b BEV1LL O. p. 4 Rosuoks Va
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TO light offerings. while futures were easier
under cheap crude offerings. scattered COM
mission house selling and with the decline
in cotton. Spot closed 5 points net higher
and futures eI6 points lower. September,
T.csG 7.45: October, 5.S7 IS; November, B.7i2
5I2: December. 500 5.72: January, sTl45.I2;
prime crude, AGO: do. hummer yellow, 1900
80; do. winter yellow and summer white.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Ill, September 22-Despite sales
profits the wheat market here whirled up
ward to-day again and again. Defeat OF
reciprocity formed the sole reason. After
an exciting day there was a nervous close,
az dpc. to Sac higher than last night. and
within tc. OF the top figures reached. Oats.
which would also have been subject to free
competit}i from Canada, made a net adj
vance OF ilc. TO "a 2ic. Corn rose Adlc.,
and provisions ea q ajc.
Leading futures to-day ranged as follows:
Open. HlSh lunNN I,lnsn
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. %. 10

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. p. 1911.
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. msr.
chsnd!se and passengers. Old Dominion Linz.
IuS STANDARD Oil company. No. II, Burk,
Baltimore. barge of oil. Standard Oil Co.
Sailed.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mer.
and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and
passengers, virginia Navigation Company.
rus STANDARD Oil Company. No. L. Burk,
e1itinore. oil barge. Standard OIL Co.
barge Marie. Hooper. James River, lixht.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-23

';te ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Newa
1880 A.-Loeal.-Daiiy Ch'ville. . Elk. sun.
Thurmond.
rs;oo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Old Point
fio:0 Neutrality-suspicious.. Lex. {. Fors~
'.:o9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vll;e.
t:Go Observation-Disclosures. \. Ssvn
.:op P-Local-Daily-N. News, Old Point
o;ie P.-Local-Hx. sunday-GordonsviiIe.
'''io .-Loeal-Ex. Sundhy-LchbE. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Chios 20.
'u:oO P.-Express-Daiiy-Cincinnau Ipviiis
'Sleepers. tParior cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMOND-Local from
East: s:2o A. ". 1850 p. II. Through from,
East: 1880 A. NJ. $3.50 P. n.
Local from West: $3.50 A.. ~. s:so "
and 1:l5 r. NJ. Through: 100 A. NJ, aI5
=. NJ. "
James River Line: 1875 A n. s:1s p. n.
"Daily except SUNDAY.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Lv. Norfolk: 'S:G and III n T., - p. n,
for Eastern Catoiina and the South.
Lv. Rhieish: 's:s A a.. 7. and .s:n p. n.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
Raleigh; also Goldsboro and Norfsrk.
sDaily. Ns.iy EL. euA-
c. d. LEGRANDE, q. A. American NationA
Bank. Phone Monroe ib:1.
w. W. G-p A. =npolk W.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT

lFnrnIshed by Rodgers, McCabe & Coz
Petersburg. Va. September 22.-Peanuts.-
Farmers Spanlsh-Firm at Si.25 per bushel.
virsinias-Firm bunch. 595Mc. per pound;
tsney hand picked. th95c. per pound: ex-
ira prime, &c. per pound; prime, 3Zc. per
pound; machine picked. 8M q &c. per pound;
sheliing stock. &c. per pound.
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sEAEo.i,siI AIR LINZ

bE.tISO.I1ID AK LINZ
Ssuthbound trains scheauied 10 leave R,.h.
mond daily: s:lo A h.-Loc.l to NorIina
l.1o p. h.-Sieepers and coaches, AtIantS
birmingham. Savannah. jacksonville and
Florida polntI s:N p. N.-sieeperI snS
coaches. Oh ,Anaah. Jacksonville and FlortSs
points- u:is P. N.-Sleepers and coaches At.
lanta, Birmingham. Memphis and tho souts.
vest Northbound trains scheduled TO Arriv.
in richmond daily: s:a A N, 7:1 A ~,
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@teanthpat&
Baltimore Steam Packet Co

Equipped with wireless tejeKraphy
10 BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
AND OLD POINT.
N. & w. R2. 800 p. N. Norfolk $40 p. NJ.
c. & Q. Ry. 400 P. n. Old Point 1890 p. N
folk).
Va. Nav. Co. $40 a. 81. tAtonday. wedps,.
day and Friday.
ply 20 II. n. BoikIN. Agent, $50 East Main
street
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futures to-day ranged as follows:
Open. Hish. Low. Cluse.
MEEAT

nteeip's-Whc 5000 bushels: corn. 4s.noo
W'bns.i oats 25o.co bushels. Shipments
o rs = Il. iiIo9o bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels:
s6isc.: No. ; red. s3a siilc.: No > hs- t1' TI
,er. mmS'; No. , hard. winter. a5a DC; No. !
spr rhefn ,prlns: sl.otl i.esis: No. > northern,
No. : spring. ssG si.s: TTn n"s:
r :, '"s, go s!:cS; No. 4 spring. 75asi.2: vol.
Ne 4, s"Sn' 'Saslol: durum. 800 si.B Corn
y mes'ae.: No , white. ss4 a ssise. So o !:
SrItow' Ss+ 6SSc.: No. 4. s7ism 67sc'. No .
oatsey Csc; No I yellow. s7,t@ ssl.c
ara n5 edeac:; No Z white. AZ a 46sc.: stand,
Baltimore. Nd. scr.r
s.rons; spot. contrast, sic. corn-E nea..
WIZ 10 contrast, T'c. oatsSFirmer; No ;
ern, dom me sa'es, Eye-Firm; No. ? west
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

tFurnisned by Levy Commission Co. Conn
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va-)
Richmond. Va. September q, 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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New Orleans. September 22-cotton closed
barely steady at a decSne OF B0ls points
me hrsi call. the bulk appearing TO be for
snort account. although some long cotton
Was thro"n overheard as the result of che
reaching OF stop-loss orders. The close was
steady at n net decline of l7als points.
January closed AT 1919: March. 1855: MAJ,
Der. 1866. 49,
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RICHMOND nay
COMPANY.

Behedu:s OF electric tfains 10 and fron
Ashland. stopping at ntermediat. %s,.tions
upon signal: Ly. Richmond tBroaa and
Laurel sts). $50. T:lo. 8:Iob, s:fe ..s:Is
u:io A. NJ; l:io. 7:io. i:lo. 4:ieb. sac. s:S'
;:ie. s:ioo. 1910. Has r. \. Lv. Ashland
!. . 4, e5. g. 7. 8. sb. Ii p. N
DAILY except Sunday. .sund.y only.
tCzrries OaEEaEa
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
LSAles al Enlnn Stnclc Nara.

LIVE Took MARKET.
tSales al Union Stock Yardx.l
Richftond. Va, September %. 1911.
Report o; the live stock market for the
week ending September is:
Re~ceipts-Cattle, Sli head; calves. III head.
Best steers, 5!a6tc.: medium TO good,
tsa5Hc.: common to fair. az &c: best
heofers. H.GStc.; medium TO good, ~
re; common to fair. 50 size: gest cows
'satc; medium to good. so 313c.; common
70 iair, 2G2Sc.; bulls. So &C.: calves. ~
re. Cows and calves. SIS 500 per head.
scst hogs. 'afisc.: sows and stays. ga
etsc.: best lambs. sdshc.; COMMON. 3a Ii:ce:
chieaso III, September 22-cattie-Re-
setpts 80 head. Market steady. Becves,
stSo 500; Texas steers. $3.50 $50: Western
setrs' stockcrs and feeders. s3.l5
1852: cows and heifers. $2.25 a $50; calves,
sons''. Hoss-Receipts 1900 head. Market
s.eaay TO strong at opening prices. Light,
SeSoa 80; mfN.d. s6.5ed 80: heavy. ssIo1
IL; rough. Sc. iOd SIS; good, to choice heavy.
$3.50 q II2h; pigs. A25Qs.5o: bulk O., sales
se'ion '.S. Sheep-Receipts Is. 600 head. Mar
ket SLOW Native. s2.50dIc5: western. ss151
: 80; year!inSs. S3S5a47o; lambs. native ST.
500: western. a9G6..5. -
New York. September .-Beeves-R.cein
s'hos head steers. s+.3 d7.5o; bulls. san SOS:
COWS. lSqts Calves-Receipts oi head
Neals. SIT 1850; bulls. s5as.oo: Southsrn
caves. So.So; srassers, So $50. sheen and
Lamts-Receipts 1915 head. sheep. so5O1
80: cuIis. stqt5o; yearl!nss. sI.5096o. Hogs
aHeceipts ISIS head. Market lower at $50
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RAILROADS.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa

Cars leave A&ncne.,e.. s.y.prb ana ,,
streets. tor tetersburE;
~ Ia -. 10. IL. III a. NJ. / I Il
''6:S. - T. s. -, 10 p. u.
MOO +. N for CHESTER. E:@ midnight 70,
stI Get. Tor Manchester: ~
ts;L. SIX '.1:u. 'i:n. s:n. s.sS. ro:s. u.u
n. IAN, 'i:a. An. s:S. .s:1. S:8, ga
I:lS. s;s5. 9:a, 'io:to. nae p. II
iDsliy except sunday and hoiieAya
carries baggage and express. r
Limited. axcept Sundays and hoiiaayA
All cara from Peters Iurx eonnect ut,h
cars for RichmonA
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'N'u''hs upiahcs' !L"; middiins gulf, ll.25.
Cotton. quiet; middlipE. HOO: gros, re-
ceipts. i.Si bales: stock. q. los bales: export
Coastwise, l.6i0 bales.
Tot. to-day at all ports-NetT receipts,
ol,S3! bales; export to Great Britain, 1856
oa!es; to the Continent, l.749 bales; stock.
4il,s0l bales.
consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
s-r;StV Da!es; export to Great Britain, sl.sTs
bales; 10 France. 2e,442 bales; to tho CONT
nent, Sl,Sis bales; to Japan. 800 bales.
Iotal since September l at all ports-Net
receipts, iS6.iS bales: export to Great
sritain. 1855 bales; to France. 74.Tss bales;
10 the Continent, 1893. i25 bales: TO Japan, 700
bales: TO Mexico. $50 bales.
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BOND LIST.

Aills-chalmers IS o!a)...
American Tobacco Ia. III. o.,
a,Isr.ta a.."SSo [ompany Gs........ io7
=. G.. LII and y. Is t0idi a.!
Atlantic Coast Line conv. Is a.
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. as sss3;
Norfolk and Western cony. Is. -5sUt
seaeoard Air Line 81. thid5 NH. &c
s%eahoard air Line adj. 81 fb.t) Z
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NEw YORK PRODUCE MARKET

rou!trN-chickens in heavier receipt and
'nafHet fa,r!y active at quotations. Eggs
Extremely active. Other lines active.
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Quotations for uterest-payIsv h,rts
= price TO when iuteregt mus, aiS At
theome PONDS ana certificates Of !naobica.
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RICHMOND HAN nlAKREr

Load your cars so that hay at doors rep
reSents contents and thus avoid reflections.
rms market grades hay In accordance
with the rules OF the National Hay As,oeia.
tlon.
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New York. September 22-Money on
can steady: 2I25-S per cent; ruling
TATE. Fla; closing bid. .; offered at
ia; Tine loans steady; sixty DAYS,
per cent; six months 4 new csp,
erlme mercantile paper. i3-4 per
sterling. exchange firm with actual
tor sixtyNddy bills and at s4ssISG1
SiS655 .for-~emsnd. "
Commercial bills, si.S2l-o. Bar sill
'eE' "2l-2' Mexican dollars. 45.
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

q n BURGESS. D. p. A..
te q. Main 81 .Faons Nadi.on "a
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LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenty-tifth and Leigh streets).-
Pastor WICKER Will preach, IL y. A.. our
Sa bbath'; s y. NJ, The Victorious Young
Man" Sunday School $3.50 A.. NJ. O.. o.. All
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RICHMOND ronAcco M.nKrr

Richmond, Va. September %. ,al,
Quotations on the Richmond Tobacco Elk
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cotton futures closed steadx:

spot cotton closed quiet. Is points lower;
middling uplands. 100; middlins gulf, li.2
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

s,, B. Richard W. Maury.
10y '"a iohd Broker. loll e. Main street.
Richmond, Va, September 20. 1911.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Railway and Power co nta-,, :,
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CHRISTIAN.
SEV Mt ST. I CHRISTIAN
Church-Preaohing both morning and even
ing by the pastor. Rev. II. II. =. MAC
L~ACHL!tf. Subject at II a. NJ, "The Dew
lis Vocabulary: at s:l5 p. NJ. ..Paurt
Book" sunday School at $3.50 a. NJ.
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RNET CONDITIONS

VnlUns, dry. bag .............. zoo a. ~.
Potatoes. lt!sh. No. !, bag. SEQ q 3.25
-. . .. - nN.rArnn-.
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excitement with his ecellent rendi-
tons
Josh Dale, known as the Alabama
Kid" is heralded as one of the besr
comedians of the burnt cork type that
has been seen locally for some time
He is called The Alabama Kid" and
according to criticisms from many o.
the large theaters where he has play
ed, he Is sure to keep the most re-
served audiences in constant laugh
ter. Special mention will be madae OF
his high GLASS violin solos, which
are surprise coming from black
face comedian. His conception of a
fiddling coon is another unsurpassa
BILE piece of mimicry. Beyond a
doubt he will prove one of the best
features of the well balanced bill
which is announced for the coming
week.
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aPAlo IN FULL

Eugene Walters powerful play Of
contemporary American life PAID
in Full" is to be seen at the AUDI
torium Tuesday, Dec. 18th. and Wag-
enhals and Kemper, who will make
the production. promise one OF the
STRONGEST and most notably acting
companies ever gathered in one or
sanitation and the production itself
will be complete in the minutest w.
tail The play is in four acts, and the
theme is taken from some incidents
in real life. The handling Of the
story throughout is done in a most
forceful style, the characters breath
real life, and their actions are not
the studied movements OF the ordi-
nary play of today actor. They are
human and for this very radical de-
parture from conventional lines and
themes it would seem that Mr. Wal
ter merits the thanks of the theater-
gong public. Paid in Full" played
for two years in New York and the
play has to it's credit run OF five
months in Chicago
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EXCUSE Me.

Among the notable attractions
scheduled for presentation at tha
Auditorium will be Henry w Saw
ages production OF Rupert8 Hughes
farce. Excuse Me- which viii play
one performance Wednesday, Deem
Der 18th.
Mr.. Savage has very justly earned
the reputation of manager who
never does things by halves. and 10
his mounting and casting Of tExcusa
Me" he will show the same SKIN. dis
elimination and care. that has char
aeterized syery prediction touring
his management The piece has been
running in New York for the past
six months and is still one of tire
reigling successes son Broadway.
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Graham, who this morning makes for
NAL his announcement for the office
of circuit judge the new judicial
district being submitted 10 the aetiOl
of the democratic voters in the pri
mary OF net March,
Judge Graham is a member of the
local bar. and is associated with Hon.
Minor Wallace, one Of the most prom
in 49, siatesmen and attorneys OF
Arkansas Long before coming to
Hot SPRINGS Judge Graham had iden-
titled himself win the democratic
party, not alone in county, or district
affairs. but in stare affair ana ma
tional affairs.
Since he his been idetiied as y
citizen of Garland county Judge Gia
ham has been actively associated
with political affairs. and some time
ago submitted his candidacy for the
office Of governor OF the state. but
later withdrew that and decided 10
make the campaign for the circuit
judgship.
The standing and popularity OF
Judge Graham before The local bar is
pointed to by his friends nthe faci
that he had more cases docketed in
the past circuit court docket then any
other lawyer in this city. He enjoys
the confidence of a large following in
business and social affairs, and VIII
have strong support in this race.
Within a short time judge Graham
will begin an active campaign tina.
will extend into Montgomery county.
and he declares that he viii find on
portunity to visit every township in
the two counties in the furtherance
OF his candidacy
Judge Graham dd,lares that he is
a aliberal in the mefter of local poll
eies, and that if the people desire il
he will be willing al any time TO ana
nounoe who he will appoint for the
first jury commissioners in the event
Of his heing placed on the bench
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TITS FOR LADIES TOO
They Can Stop Their Hair Falling
Out With Herpeide.

Ladies who have thin hair and
whose hair is falling out can prevent
the hair falling OUT and thicken the
growth, with Newbro's "Herpicide
Besides, Herpicide IS one of the most
agreeable hair dressings there is. Her
picide kills the dandruff germ that
eats the hair off at the root After
the germ is destroyed the root will
shoot up and the hair grow long as
ever. Even sample will. convince
any lady that Newbr9s Herpicide
is an indispensable touet requisite
It contains no oil or grease, it viii
not stain or dye. Sold by leading
druggists Send Zoe in stamps f9r
SAMPLE to The Herpicide Company,
Detroirt, Mich. Che dollar bottles
guaranteed. Jackson's Pharmacy and
Sorrelps Drug Co. Special Agents.
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THE sMART.sET.

Fun that fingers. comedians and
vocalsts who do things and novel
ties and surprises that leave one In
abiect wonderment lcng after the cur
tain descends is provided in the lat
est three act musical comedy The
Mayor OF New Town. which the
noteh "Smart Set Company pre-
sents for the first time this season
at the Auditorium theater tonight.
Salem Tut Whitney is the chief
crouch destroyer and to those who
are not familiar with his talents a
capital entertainment is assured. The
production hes been mounted in sump-
tuous style and the scenic equipment
compares In every respect with am
offering seen hereabouts in years.
Forty people comprise Well balanced
cast. The music and song hits writ
ten especially for the comedy are
novel and varied enough to suit the
most exacting lover of up-to-d date
amusement. ] Homer Tut Fad Eth
ell Marshall. a clever prima donna,
are among Mr.. Whitney's chief assist
ants.
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}. |. GRAHAM ANNOUNCES

Enters the Race for Circuit Judge Of
This New Judicial District.
THE office of circuit judge is the
key to the entire situation, and if !
am elected circuit indge intend to
regulate matters by the appointment
OF such Jury commissioners as will al
low the city Of Hot spriags to run
its own affairs"
This keynote policy In thu feature
Of the candidacy OF Hon James l..
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-07
St. Louis Shoe
Repair Shop
146 Central Avenne.

The only genuine Goodyear Wet
stitcher in the city is ready to make
your old shoes new
Half Soles, sewed ...,..,.......'. Ioc
Half soles nailed ....,... 6oc
Rubber Heels. ...... 4oc and SOC
Work done while you wait.
146 Central ave. next door to De
Soto Springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-07
VESSEL is SAVED.

Key West, Dec. 6.-The Austrian
steamer Marianne, bound from New
York to New Orleans end which ran
ashore near Tortugas on November
2S arrived here today. The vessel
was floated last night.