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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
Auen-BarlOw.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.


Bowling Green, Va. September IS
One Of the prettiest marriages which
has taken place here for some time
Church this afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
when Miss Martha Ruth Barlow.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Bar
low, became the bride of Arthur Har-
ris Allen. Of Richmond. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev R v.
Harlow, of the Methodist Church
The bride was attired in a tailored
suit OF dark blue. with hat and gloves
to match. and was attended by Miss
Bessie Jones. She was met at the altar
by the groom. who was attended by
W. Z. Allen. of Richmond
Mrs. S. Wilbur Broaddus presided at
the organ and played the wedding
march from Lohengrin. and during the
ceremony played softly Call Ne Thy
Own"
The church was lighted with candles
The decorations were Of goldenrod.
ferns and po;ted plants banked around
the pulpit
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen left Immediately
after the ceremony for the mountains
Of Virginia where they will spend
some time. and upon their return will
reside in Richmond.
The ushers were B. l. Garrett. OF
this place. and Benjamin Crump. OF
Richmond Among the out-of-town
guests were: Mrs. willard A. Frank.
of Portsmouth: Misc Nurie! curreil. Of
EiImarnock. and Miss Julia Wilkes.
Of Richmond
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RAIN BREAKS DROUGHT.
Farmers Much Relieved-Annual Re.
union Of L. ID. c.

Farmers MUCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nc
union OF L. ID. c.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Amelia, Va, September 1s.-Fine
showers fell all day. breaking a most
protracted drought
1t Is very welcome as farmers were
at a standstill about blowing and seed
ing grass and grain
The annual reunion Of the Amelia
Chapter, L. D. c.. was held here to-
day. Judge Walter A. Watson pre-
sided over the meeting in the assem-
bly, hall OF the high school. and Attor-
ney-General S. w. Williams was the
orator. He delivered rousing speech.
recalling old memories and keeping
alive the old spirit Of the South.
The program was interspersed with
lively Southern songs. Crosses OF honor
were bestowed on those veterans pres
ent who had not received them Several
veterans were absent Medals were
also presented to sons Of veterans. a
concert was held In the afternoon.
Judge Watson made q short speech.
following Judge Williams. A dinner
for the veterans was served in the
courthouse.
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SoUTIIERN RAILWAY

rNE.MlEI. .-<&hkIER OF TIE SOU1A.
Trains Leave Richmond.
~ R-Fcliowing schedule figures publish
- A ufSYmation ana not guarantso4:
Tar The South-Da1Iy: S:1e \ n Loeal
o.I A II Expsess~ SO =. Il 0xDseoe.
IN electric lighted Sleeping Car fer AZ
anta and B..I1:ngham- LES p. u ExorsaA
Uesx Days: AGO r. ~. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
~ p N-Dat,y.-Connscting for BaIti.
corc Nor. WeA and Friday. 80 Il A-Ex-
SIM md rs r. Anon. Wed and FRI
oay-LocAo
Trains Arrive Richmonl
From the south: sc \ Il. SEQ A. u.
roe p H.. S:0 p. II. daily: las Ex- 6aA
From IVES, Point: s:3e A. y 1eily. NJ 4
Nor Wed. ana Fri. as p. -. Ex- euA
q 4 BURGESS. .. p. A..
IN Nain St Phsns AAdison IA
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SAILED.
FOUR DWELLINGS DESTROYED.
Loss of 5000 Ii Caused by Fire In
Salisbury

Especial to The Times spatch-
Salisbury, n. c., September ls.-Fire
which Is said to have started from a
defective fiue in Salisbury this after
noon destroyed four dwellings. causing
a loss Of about IS, 800. Due to high
wind, the flames spread rapidly. and
the Salisbury FIRE department found it
difficult to save many thousands OF
dollars worth OF adjacent property.
The Are was in the residence section
and the homes burned were occupied
by J. N. Peace. r. F. Hoover. W. A.
Smith and Mrs. Lafayette Whitaker
The property was only partially in
sured
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Richusad ( PdnsbsrE electric RaiwaJ

s,ree;x FOR petersburg:
e, Z, l. - - u. u 4 H. . = = =
- q, 81, .. y. 10 2. Il
1I:Oo p n. 70: ~oesser. 0:eo midnight fer
Pe,ersburG.
Cara leave Pets.soorg. 1oes Of syesness
street. .or Xanche0tsr:
fs:n. 81. ''5:A. '::S. 81. - n:A =
-: u:sS III. 2:sk ga st:S% 81. So
AZ S:0. elS:Aa. E:so p. y
tD:Iy, sxeep, SUNDAYS and hsneaSa
sCarr.es baggage and express
.sS ,,.sfeA except Sundays and hol16ayA
An 80 from Petersburg connect vita
car, for Rtchm1p6
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Railroads


7.z0A NewA
1;N A-Local-DatIy-Chvi Vile Elk euA
ThurmoD4
- % A-ExpresS-DAiiy-S Old Point
10 20 A.-Local-Daiiy-Lchbg Lek c. Torss
81: 90 Noon-Express-Daiiy-S Old Pr
..:is P-Exprcss-Dai.y. Gin. L v1lia
n 90 P.-EA1seas-Dauy-So n EswA
r 100 p-Loca4-Daily-E. News. Gid Point
SIS P-LocAI-Ex. sun.-SoraonsvaiiA-
SIS P.-Local-Ex. Sun--Lynchburg.
go P.-LimiteA-Daiy-C H. chicago
en- 90 P-Express-Daity-C Lv1lls.
.olsepera ffarior Cara
TEAMS ARRIVE RICHAOND-Loesl from
East: $40 A ~. s:No r. n Ihsouah from
Es.t: III 40 A. NJ. Los p. II. 81 p. Il LEGAL
tom West: 40 A. u. s'S1S A II, Aad
40 p II. Through: $40 A. n. MS A
81. and 3:so r. u.
.sDA.iy except Euaday-
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CHICAGO GRAI~ MARKET.

Chicago. IL September G-Frcst North
ves- and CROUCH: SoUrhves: mad. corn the
sT.cu a-l.s .eads- 'O-Gay OF change. The
price o. The carsa. made ret advance %
4. 80 70 .+.c. La;est trading left ~hea;
.a-ytrg srorn &c. cG 10 &c oats ~ gain
O.. asHic 20 n ard provisions ranging
:rorn %. decline 20 a rise o. ~ q &C.
Lea2lEg s-.Ures ra-F.d follows:
csea ElE. low C.ose
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SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
Decisions in FIfteen Gases Handea
Down ~ North Carolina Tribunal

DOVE ~ HOrth CorOssDo Ir1OuDoL
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.
Raleigh, ~. c.. September Ie.-Fff-
teen opinions were delivered to-day by
the state Supreme Court as follows:
Grant vs. Grant. Northampton, affirmed
in both appeals: v;nson VS.. Wise. Hert-
ford. affirmed: Kicks VS.. Woodward.
Northampton. afhrmed: Bridgers vs..
Beaman. Green. affirmed: Pritchard vs..
Smith, Craven. no error: Eason VS..
Eason. Greene. reversed: Dickerson VS..
Dale, Pitt. affirmed: City of Newborn
VS.. Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road. afirmed: Anee & Forest VS.. At
lantic Coast Line. Pitt. no error: Har-
dee VS.. Timberland. Pitt affirmed:
TimberIand We. Hardee, Pitt. affirmed:
In re will Roberta Carr. Greene. dis
missed under Rule IL: Kearney vs..
Seaboard Air Line. Vance. dismissed
under Rule Il: Hobbs vs.. CzshweH.
SIMPSON. motion TO reinstate denied:
Duval VS.. Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way- Jones motion Of certiorari al
lowed: motion 90 dismiss denied.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. c., September N.-spirits
10 rtennY1-Steady At 37Ac.: receipts 70
casks Rosin-Steady at sos; receipts ios
barrels Tar-Firm at & 70: receipts u oai-
reIs Crude Turpentine-Firna At se.2SQ450:
receipts barrels.
savannah. Ga. September is.-Turpentins-
Firm, at 3d.. 3s1sc.. sales 81 casks: receipts
Az casks; shipments 1sl casks; Stock S.5T
casks Rosin-Firm; sales 2.52o barrels: re-
ceipts 1925 barrels: shipments i,ssf barrels;
stock 11S roe barrels. Quote: B. S.2S 6.s2t2.
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COTTON MARKETS.

vas s-l s.d higher to-day or buying
which appeared % Re .a-rely inspired ~
rhe prevalence % low temperatures IN the
eastern he.t. and cs0sed steady a. net al
vance 0. t-o-. u: n points within or Z.
T-'ats o. The bss-
Receipts a: the ports to-day 47..77 bale.
ssa:E-: z..s-s .sst week and 54s.s as- year
T0-5sy's receipts Z. Galveston IC2s halo.
against 80 last yea. a. New Cs.esns ..s,
"a .es against -l45 .ast year ar5 q. Eous-
tor --7;5 bales aga.nsi -ass% las, year.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. September lS.-Na all
Street was rather more interested to-
day in the visit TO this city OF rep
Yesentative of the Treasury Depart
ment than in the movement OF stocks.
1t is understood that the treasury or
ficial consulted with banking interests
regarding a possible money string
ency. for the purpose of laying the
exac, facts before MacVeagh. Our
banks suffered a further loss of cash
and call money, which opened at per
cent and ruled at that point for the
greater part OF the day. Time money
ruled arn, bat the supply was decided
~ more sc2nt.
The stock market opened with some
indications of yesterdays active ana
higher movement Most OF the lead
ing issues. particularly the anthracite
shares. Hartman and Hill issues anu
numerous other stocks were up from
substantial fractions 10 point some
OF these gains being extended in the
very busy forenoon.
Realizing sales and short selling
wiped out a large part Of the gain
in the afternoon. Reading was the
weakness of the leaders, with con-
siderable pressure against United
States Steel and some of the coppers.
none of which had participated ma
,erially in the early upward movement.
Bonds were at first inclined to hard
en-. but became irregulaE with the late
reaction in stocks. United states gov /
eminent bonds unchanged on call
New York, September l>,-PTlme
mercantile paper, ) l-2 to per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at decline.
with actual business in bankers bills
at s4s250 for sixty-day bills, and at
s4S5s0 for demand. Commercial bills'
s4s2 Bar silver. SO Ii. Mexican dol
lars, ls IL. Money on call strong.
1905 1-o per cent: ruling rate, .:
closing bid, Sd: offered at 5! Time
loans strong: sixty days, IL per
cent. and ninety days, 1895; SIX
months l-2 per cent.
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october -. 1917; from New York;
February 8. 1913. from san Francisco.
by the Steamship Cleveland G7.aes
sonsJ: ia days Duration each cruise;
cost $3.50 up. fnciudlng al necessary
expenses aboard and aShore. railway.
hotel. shore excursions. carriages.
ASK Nh. 0oWWAN., rssssus Aspua
90 = 0u1a Seg0sa 0oeoOSo4 Va
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Ceumonweallh Bank
No account is too small for this
bank to handle.


OGD DOXx1ON 1UsA
L.. Isen~sea tess e ~ - AaalS.s - r. -
Lsovo NsWDsss HsWo......-..........S2 = -
AsySvO SSs:Ose- .........................SM a y
Ceooeess WtsA 0Aao uas oseamssD beev,o0
Nerfo.k fer Ns0 Fora 1Aaiy. 0Seeos Sunday.
80 p. = CSooecsa0o0 aioo 1850 - y. .
n m. 2. - sol 9. . Q. N. 90 ?. -
NigAs me sssoosrs eec1 - Seseoees -
~ ~r rpesavO DoOoo0ogD - 0GDol go
nj .. net ~ vsbtse essvvyaooA
vrIssxxA yAVD0AIDON 90. (ugseuvs
1sscS pl.-JaDss Rsvse ~ eayiOAs ~
NeSseik ssA OsA Pssss NSWDSo NSWe go
Seadsy. WEDNESDAY, 90 vy11ay - - q
RI IsSiGas rSesivs1 fse al Jaass0 Asvss
lAslsn9s 'Fheae 0o110oo -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

fPsported BY Rodgers NcCaoe e COZ
Petersburg. Va. September 1.-PeanU's.-
SaAalsh-Msrkst fEn. Farmers Spanish
s. % pe- bu,he!: 80. Spanish. sheIies pea
sats sI.c per pogns: No. Spanish. shci!ed.
&c ger pound vIrg!nias-SarKe- steady:
fancy Jumbo. s&c. per pound: fancy hand
r!eE.c. zL.c. per pound: extra prime. 2Ac.
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,asa-E 80 bard. 81. $40. csy.-&s.
nan. ~ ~agss. t.s7Ezc: 20 lye.-
nr -.a-.a- Oz.s-$o. 2 waite, IA -.
s.aaEzrs. ga FsF.r
gs.rsrr-s I'd SEPTEMBER D-UEss'-
Firm. r.r--sn- 49, Co-a-T,sG. Contract.
~ O4u-FaT esa.-as ss- eont.s.- a. 80
Ere-EzE .afs HsaFsy. ss 20 ags'!ty. !. 3
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BOND LIST.

A,!:s-Chaalers IS. c,:s (o!d( .--.......... &c
american Tobacco Co. o.S IS Odd. So.
American Tobacco Co. Ole Is (b.d3 ...... 1854
Atlantic Coast Line Isl is.....-.-.......- -.
Atlantic Coas. L1e-L and -. 4s...-,..- ga.
n. c. Z. COW. Is lin Sa!t..-o-eD-....- IG4;1
Chesapeake and OA:o cow. i:zs.-...... ss1
I:ggett and Myers Ss-.--.-.-.-...-........ 80.
l!ggett and Myers IS tbidp..-.....-.-.... -a1-z
Io-!..s-d Company ss.......-.......-...... g..
Io-il!SCc Company IS >old)............... III.
.So!to.k.a-d Western COW As (o.6y ..... I-57s
sesooa-d AZ Line stamped - .tb.G).... So
sta board Al. Line adj. IS t5!iJ .,-........ -.
Southern Railway is..-....-.....-........ 81.
Southern Railway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lis
TEiIsd States Stee. nd 5s-.-.....-........ Tge
L 8 registered -, $50 loLt) ............. -G.i,
L. : registered IS. 1S.s C5.GJ ............. 70.
L. :. Panama new Is ODD ...-........... -g- \.
Va. Brown Bros ctss Isa-esJ............ AZ
FiTgia.a-Ca-. Chem Is- Is tsa!esp...... 80.
Ns-Ry. and Power Co IS asked ...... 81,
WABASH tee IS to.S) ...--.. ~
Ta5ash-P!:;s. Tern Is, S............. stE
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New York. September ls.-rhe cotton goods
market are steady with trading OF fair VOL
ume. Jobbers are doing a steady busin ess
Worsted yarns are active.
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ding. iis.c. Sales OF the spot 500 baies snd
$50 20 crr.v". Cotton futures closed steady
a; an advance OF $50 III points. Closing bids:
september, -L5i; october. 1874; December,
lL6I: January. IIT3; March uso: MAY, u co.
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ssssS psusA ssesss scnss.se3 70 ,es.e kass.
nSe1 1sGy: - \ 1-LSeS - ssscs,s
s.s.-s.~ssm- sesssaah. ysekoosvlI,s. AZ
n 1-Slssvers ssA eseesSH J.ess.os sas
- r 1.-SsesRss 80 SSSSoS
~S = sgrtvO - Rtcs@Soo No0y:
- q q, 81 4 H. 80 2. T. 80 =. =.
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Sales Stock.
200 Allis.Chalmers. list paid

eco Allis- Chalmers, list paid
100 Allis-Chal. pfd.. lst pd'..
81 $50 Amalgamated Copper -.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com
1850 Amer. Beet sugar co"'''
l6.43) American Can ...'..''.''''
so American Can. pid"',..,'
40 Amer Car and touhuI !;
Amer. Car and Foun., PA
900 American Cotton OIL.
9sl Am. Hide and Leather pr
500 American Lnseed OIL
$50 American Locomotive -.
loO Amer. Locomotive, pid..'
g.0 Amer. Malt Cc.. pid....''
2,GtJ American smelling .''.''
American Snuft. COM.
I.T0 American Sugar ....,.'.'.
40 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
80 American Tobacco. { pm'
7op American Tobacco, ptd..
1880 Anaconda Copper .....'''
20 Atchison ..........'.''''. zee
Atlantic colSt Llne....-.
4. =. L. of Connecticut
.nJ Baltimore and OAio.'.'''
400 Bethlehem steel. COM
500 Bethlehem Steel. pfd''...
500 British Am"" rob, CO..
80 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
90 Central Leather. COM.
4, 100 Canadian Pacif!c .....,...
100 CHEESE peaEe and ohio.
1000 Chicago Great WESTERN
2,9S0 Chi. Nil. and st. Paul.
49, Crnvihle Stei Cor, com
i0j Crucible Steel. pfd......,.
10 Chicago and Northwest
/. lCJ Colorado Fucl md Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
go Consolidated CiSS ..........
Ipg Delaware and hudson.
DeI. and RIO Gran, com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd-
So DiStilcrs' Sc. Cof.-......
s, i@t Erie Observation-Disclosures.
.Q0 Erie. LIST pfd......-.........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
Geo. W. H~lne lob. Co,
!. SEQ General Electric ..........
4, ibl Great Northc pfd...
so Great Northern Ore ctfs
800 Illinois Central ..........
| $40 lnterboro- Met. ..........
800 lnterboro-Me,.. pfd.......
Int Mer. Marine. CON-.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va. September Is 1872
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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New York. sep:.nsber ls.-eeeves-Reeeipts
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September Is. 1912
Following are the quotations on the Rtcs
aono Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN ShIPPING.
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peY GOODS MARKET.

picked. Sc. per pound: Smelling stock.
per pound.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. IS. 1872.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. ner-
chardise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg ana
James River landings merehsn dise and pas
seuzers Furmap Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passen gers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahoatas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. raerchan dtse and pas
senzers. Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
seugers, Furnnan Line.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Saies at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va. September Is. 1872.
Repor, o: The live stock market for the
week ending September II. 1872:
Lest steers. =, nc; medium to good.
s;s Q7c.: common 10 fair. AZ 5izc.: best heif-
ers. 81. q Sl.c.: medium 10 good. 90 aizc-;
common 10 fair 81. 9Itc.. best cows. IA q
SIC: medium to good, iaii4c.: common to
fair. ~ size: bulls, A. q sc. Fresh cows
$50 q SO % per head. Best calves. s9shc.:
fair 10 good, TT7lac.: dicks. ~ 5Iac.; best
safe. best lambs, 6Q7c.: common, ng5c.:
best sheep, 34lc: common 10 fair. 2gSc.
Chicago III. September 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900 head Market cteady to iec
h!sher Beeyes y5.s5 100 CHE latter ne"
high price record; Texas steers. $S 3s.2s.
western steers. s575a SIS: calves. IS SHs 50
Hoss-Receipts 5000 head. Man !asSeaS
sc. under yesterdays average Light.sSoo4
SO: mixed. sIecTs.S5; heavy, s-55 9s5o:
rousb. E15G-ss: pigs, s54T.sc: bulk OK
sales. ss.os q 80. :5heep-RecefpV 500
head Marke; steady 10 .ec lower. Native.
s3.5oa4so: western. $3.50 94s0: yearlinss
si7O4a76: lambs native. SASS SI.ss; western
siesS769.
New York, September 1s.-Beeves-Receipts
600 head Market irregular steers. SS3
s 80; bulls. Sc 50 coo: cows, s2S q s25- Calves
Receipts LAS head vea!s STEADY: otner
calves SOW 10 lower veals, $50 go: eu:.s
western calves. ss.5 97.e. sheep and Lambs
Receipts sc sh-aj. Market STEADY 20
arm Sheep. s2s3dio0: cuI!s, $l.So 4225:
lambs So 80: cu!Is, $is0Qe.O. HOGS
Receipts ASS head Market lower a. >''' .
500. pigs. s. 2 $50
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Rrru1o<p GRAIN NAmxET.

EsAzsAs Va. Ss.tsassr -. 80.
QUOTATIONS. o. CHANCE
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Richard ". Mau-y. a.
Stock sad Bond Broker. -ols Z. Main street
Richmond. Va, September IS, iSl@
SALES AT BOARD.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September IS, 1872.
GLOWING are the quotations OF the Rich
nd Nay EXCHANGE:
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Quotations for iateres:-pay!as ooads are
q. q p-ice 10 which .uce-eS, mus. be added
Income bonds sad certificates Of Indebted
tess are fat
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Loose pressed. large Saies.... q 1000
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep
resents contents and thus avoid reflections.
This market grades hay in accordance
win the Nat.ona, Hay Association.
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Es-Csr. Chem. pa ?. c....-.IR rs LIS
Va Building and Loan Co......-01 Io5
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Total sales for day. $4,000 shares
Total sales for week (three days) 12320O shares
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Virginia Centuriss-s.o@ al :.
FRS. Eat!ona! Bank az Be-
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 and muscular walls in such way that l the stomach soon recovers its lost 1 powers of digestion, mobility. assimila- 1 tion and ultimately does it's work as well as ever Nltnout ou'siuo dSSiSt ance.
 These powerful little tablets contain | in a concentrated form every element
 necessary to digest all forms of food, whether meats, vegetables, cereals. eggs, fish, etc, and they act equally we'll in an acid or an alkaline medium. | If your stomach Is ailing. does not
 digest as quickly or as thoroughly as 1t should and your entire system in lconsequence Is suffering from malnu- triton and mal-assimilation, you owe | 1t to yourself to give the abused stom- ach assistance to help 1t out of its present condition.
 l The solution of your stomach trouble problem is easy: Go to your druggist at once and secure package, then 1 take one or two after each meal or as required. then note the difference in the way you feel. All druggists sell
 them. Price 50 cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-11
COMMISSION HOLDS
 VERY SHORT SESSION

Jackson, Miss. October 1O-The rail road commission has adjourned for the session. which was one of the shortest and most unimportant ever held. The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad was ordered stop passenger and freight trains at Dooley's Spur on flag
 The Mobile and Ohio was ordered to re- model it's depot at Enterprise within z days from the date of the approval oi plans and specifications, which must be before the commission in 30 days.
 The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail- road company was ordered to begin work on the freight depot at Clarksdale and to complete same in 90 days.
 The Illinois Central was given 10 days within which to begin work on the side track at Gladys. same to be completed in 20 days.
 Circular No. s6 was amended so as to include the following: .'The use of the common drinking cup and the roller tow el is hereby prohibited in all railroad sta tions and passenger coaches in Missis- sippi."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-11
APPO|NTEES FOR JUDGESH|PS QUALIFY Recently Appointed State Court Officials Take
 Oath

Montgomery, October 1o.-(Special.)- Judge Edward de GrafYenreid and Judge E. Perry Thomas qualified today for the offices of associate justices of the su- preme court and court of appeals, respec- lively Judges de Graffenreid and Thom- as took the oath of office before Miss Sophie Watts, a notary public, who Is the granddaughter of former Governor Watts. Miss Watts is the secretary to John H. Wallace, Jr., state game and fish commissioner.
 Judges de Graffenreid and Thomas were each granted their commissions follow ing the taking of the oath of office, the commissions bearing the signatures of Governor O'Neal and Secretary of State Cyrus B. Brown.
 Judge Thomas spent several hours Thursday morning in conference with Judge de Graffenreid relative to the for mer's work on the court of appeals. The new appointee on the court of appeals will inherit all the records which Judge de Graffenreid had in his possession.
 Judge Thomas returned to Eufaula to- night, and will return to Montgomery within the next few days to remain un- til the opening of the November term of court, which convenes on November Il.