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The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-06

section 75. The valuation Of all property as fixed by the assessor or by the board of supervisors of assessments sitting as an equalization board shall be deemed and held 10 be the true and full value of such property unless by vote of a majority of the board CT su- pervisors of assessments sitting az board of revision and appeals the same shall be changed.
 Section 76 When the board of su. perVisors of assessments has completed it's work as a board Of revision and ap- peals, the clerk of the board shall enter in the assessor's real and personal tax books in a column provided for the purpose, the valuation, as cqualizod, or each item of personal property and parcel of real estate whose valuation has been changed by the board.
 Section IT, on or before the first day
 Of September each year the assessor
 shall make out and deliver to the clerk
 Of the county court, report m tabular
 form in the book to be furnished hlm
 by the clerk as prescribed m section
 6N hereof statement or the amount description and value of real property subject to be listed for taxation in his county, and the amount and description of all lands belonging 10 the United States and to the State of Arkansas also, of all other lots, parcels or tracts of land exempt from taxation which return shall contain
 1 The names of the several persons companies or corporations fin whose name the several tracts of real property other than the property situate in in corporated cities and towns, in eact , congressional township within his coun ty shall have been listed, and in ap 1 propriate columns. opposite each name the description Of each tract by sections or the largest subdivision of which the
 same is capable, designating thc mum
 Der of the section and the part thereof and the congressional township or sur vN', and the value of each tract de tefmined bv tho assessor. lands belong ing to the United States or to this State not to he valued
 2. The names of the several persons companies or corporations in who's,
 names the several lots of real property in each town or citv in his county shal | have been listed. and in appropriate columns opposite each name the de scription of each lot and value as de
 termined hv the assessor, and such de
 scription shall designate the town or city. the number of lots and parts there
 of; and if part of a lot Is listed it shall state the number of feet along the prin- cipal street on which it abuts. If tho name of the owner of any tract or lot of land he unknown the word 'un
 known shall be entered In the column Of names opposite said tract or lot Tn making such returns each separate tract of land in each congressional town ship shall he placed according to the numerical order of the section and each town or city lot according to the nu- merical order of lots and blocks. which return shall be as near the following form as practicable:
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do solmenly swear that the foregoing is correct and that I have appraised each ttact or lot of land. except United States of State lands. or lands otherwise ex- empt at it's true and full value in money, and not at what it would bring at auction or forced sale, so help me God
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
N CIV York
Stock Market

Sew York July 24-rhc stock mar
f't to-day manifested no decided ten
dtncy to got ont OF tho rut into which
h zen Garlic. m the week. Busin. IS
MAS tho smallest q ans fun session in
me time ana price changes were
without significance. although In a
Downward direction There was "a re-
currenco OF the recent selling pressure
AGAINST the leaders bat 1t lacked suf-
ncieni force ia most cases to carry the
movement beyond mere fractions An
other severe decline in National Biscuit
carly III the session was unattended by
amy special news other than the as
sumption that the company is meet
ns with unusual competition. Texas
COMPANY also suffered something of
81 reverse ga unofficial denial oc any
Contemplated change ln tho dividend.
and further liquidation B.. United States
Realty was Indicated by It's reaction
ary trend Bonds wego again s.oady
and dHll. with total sales. par value
amounting to S9.1O3.000.
United states government bonds
were unchanged on call
Ncw YORK, July a4-1loney on call
steady. 2i-2Q2 rs. ruAns rate. . rs.
sixty days la. SIX months. la
4lo Prime mercantile paper, -
per cent Sterling exchange firm
Stsi75 for siNty-day bills. S4.s775 Tor
demand. Commercial bills. SiSf
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HdIlrDap5
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richmond.
~ B-Folow!ng schedule rgAIc, publish
ed as information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily. 6I0 A ST Local
1915 a. 81 Express 90 VI. EHpTess.
with electric lighted Sleeping Car Tor At
anita aud Birmingham. Has l.. NJ. Expren
week bays. $500 L. n Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 l.. DAILY. tor Bait.
moro Mon. Wed. and Friday. 6:0c a. M.-Ex-
Gun. and e.J A. M.-Moa.. Wed. and Fri
day-ioci
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the south: $50 a NJ. $40 ~ -.
200 l., NJ. sos l.. II daily: 1865 Elk Sun.
From West Point: $3.50 y. NJ daily E:35 A.
81. Mor. wed. and Fri. i.25 =. NJ. lex sun.
* IL. BURGESS. ID. +. A..
Ao7 IL Main St Phone Madison "a
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

q .s9A -!oea.- Daily-Se wport News
SIS Al oea.-pa!'S -ch Vile. * sun
ihu!nono
:: % A.-E- pFesS- Da!iy--$rr:o!k. Old Po!at
ti!.oJ A.--LoeA. -Dai!y-i .chog. Lex c. ForE.
- - Noon neutrality-suspicious. old Pt
'-.!5 r EHpress-Daily. Gin. willie.
- q - ess-lJa!.y-Sorfolk X Sswa
500 i.-Lora.-Dal.y-S. News Old Po!n.
5.A P.-Local-Es. .-Gordonsviue
= - i'-Loca.-Ex Sun.-Lchbg S.turaI
Bridge. clifton sorge.
60 i!ted-Dai'y-Cisc!n't Chicago
'ii.o P.-EApfess-Daliy-Cia L'yi!ie
-Slee3e.s. TPar!or Carr.
TRAINS ARRIVE EICHMOSD-LoesI from
East. $40 \ N. $50 +. VI. Through from
EaAt. i..Se =. NJ. -oo + N. - r. Il Local
rom West. so y 81 .'35s n NJ aad
20 p. Il Through: SO y N. HIS n
81. ard $50 r NJ
james River Line: '.s:a5 A. ~ $50 r -
'Da!y o>-~pt Cunces.
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CLAUDE ON STAND
IN OWN DEFENSE
Tells Same Story of Shooting al
Hillsvillc as on Former
Trials.
ONLY ONE MORE WITNESS
Both Sides Then VIII Rest. and
Arguments in Case Will
Begin.

Wytheville. Va? July 2i-The cross
o ~ r1I,, Of Floyd Allen in the trial
Commonwealth' Attorney Foster dur
ms the fusilade in the courthouse at
Hlllsville last March. was resumed this
morning when court opened at $50
o clock. This was conducted as on
yesterday by Mr.. Vysor for the com.
monwealth. Floyd was on the stand
ior two hours this morning. ana his
examination was a most careful one.
lie gave as his reason for carrying a
pistoI mat Peter Easter and Samuols
Mere carry ns pistols for him.
4hrouShout his examination and cross
examination he stuck to the same story
as on the former trials. once while
on the stand making declaration that
ne was not guilty of the murder OF
commonwealth Attorney William Nj
roster. for which ne was convicted.
Dexter Goad was put on the stand
Inc defense asked him when Webb
advanced towards Floyd Allen ana nut
ms hand on his pistol ii the firing
commenced almost immediately to
which ne answered In the Affirmative
His examination was very brief con
sicering thut the defense claims he is
Professor Cooley. to whom Claude
Allen went to school. testified TO the
good reputation and character OF tho
prisoner
Jasper Allen. uncle Of the prisoner
tons as to the charge OF intimidating
witnesses at the Carroll court. all Of
which he denied
the stand this being the fecond time
he has testified IN the Allen cases. lie
told the same story as on the last
trial of Claude Allen, OF the shooting.
how he shot at Foster twice. Of his
escape from tho courthouse and hiding
IN the mountains. and his subsequent
surrender TO Mr.. Felts at his father ;
home.
His cross-examination was conducted
ny Mr. Draper. and lasted only about
twenty minutes During this time tho
witness did not appear 10 get ratified
at all.
Court adjourned a, 1915 for lunch
Three witnesses were examined this
afternoon besides the prisoner himself
by tomorrow afternoon. at which time
the arguments In tho CASE viii begin.
Claude Allen was on the stand for
ono hour and five minutes during
the affair at Hiilsville as told hy him
on the former trials He was very
composed. and never once did H. faitor
in his answer. bn, had it ready tho
minute The question was oGt Of the
mouth OF the counsel only asking for
a glass Of water after - mad been
talking for some time His answers
tvere : brief as possible. nut always
TO the point. and without any hest
tation whatever MI Wysor cross-eN-
mined him very CLOSELY. but this failed
70 change his answers or disturb his
composuro and prompt answers
The defense had one more witness TO
put on the stand who VIII not reach
Wytheville until to-morrow mornins.
and this will close the evidence.
Judge Staples requested tina, tho
counsel for both sides meet MIN In
the library tomorrow morning TO ron-
slider the instructions to be given TO
the jury. These viii be practically AS
those given TO tho jury on tho last
trial
Conrt adiournad al s.an o'clonk
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of the sou,S-

EFFECTIVE JUNE .sth. isi.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For F.orlda and so.tn. SIS - II. Aaa
ia r u 10 A ~
For norfolk IS 10 \ NJ 80 A ~. 40,
a. ~. 80 2 " ..7As + u
For y " Ry. Vest SIS 4 81. io1
~ 900 =. N. go p "
70. Petersburg 40 4 ri s!s A N
$3.50 { 81 s..5 A NJ. 900 A. II. ,o.on A.
81. '5ol Z II. $40 :. 81 sos p NJ =,
P NJ. - = 7. NJ. SO p. N. u.+5 p n
For CO lcsso.o and Fayetteville: q % y 81
Grains arrive Richmond daily. SO A IS
go \. 81 SIS. \ ". 'ss' y ~ ..i9.4s A
NJ. '!..i0 \. NJ. '.l.,5 a NJ ...:0 p u
~ 90 +. ri 500 = ~ So + NJ s.oj =
II $50 7. ~. ".o.-s =. ~ = 80 T. 4
Except sunday .'SgAcay only.
!ll.e @; ARRIVAL and departure and Goa.
uectiuns not guaranteed
c. s. CAMPBELL ID. T. - IA uA,n s.
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STEWART BRorHEns INDICTED.
Charged With setting Fire TO Their
nrinfInr HnmAc

Winston salem. y. c.. July 24-Thc
Superior Court grand jury to-day re-
turned a true bill against VI. and
!. c. stewart. brothers. and owners
Of tho stewart Printing House charg-
ing them with setting are 10 their
four-story brick building early in
June. The plant was insured for s53.-
600 Tho brothers arc worth $4,000
or more. They are natives OF this
city Deputy Insurance Commissioner
W y. Scott mas been investlgating
tho ire ever since y occurred
The defendants win hc required TO
give bonds Tor their appearance at
the next torn Of court.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

Only MI Raj. LINE 70 NOKFOLK-
schedule In Effect June IL. 1912
i.cav. lsyrc street station. itichmona FOR
NORFOLk bs:i0 a. AZ. 800 !. H. a3:0p
T. NJ. 'i.lO +. Al b7:35 r. N
FOR 'LYNCHBUkG AND THE WEST. s6:i3
a NJ. 1880 y. ~. a3 90 =. NJ. '0;0 F. N
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: au:t0 A
NJ. bii'-s y. NJ. '5;2S p. 81. bi0:2i r. NJ,
.il.3o L. ri From the West: '5:45 A. NJ
a2.io y. NJ. bi.t0 A.. NJ. '6:W r. NJ. 1900 p
n.
.Dany apany sunday. esunday only
w. Il. BEVILL. g. II BOSLEY.
O. +. A. Roanoke. . p. \. richmond
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IN SESSION At SPENCER.
AnnunI Conference Of Salisbury Di>trIc,
VI. T.. Church.

Spencer y. C.. July -i.-Tho annual
conference Of the Salisbury District OF
tho Methods, Church. met in Spencer
at o'clock to-day. Rev. !. (. Rowe.
f.. D.. presiding elder 81 the district.
was In tbs chair. and I.ev W T Al
bright Of Concord. was elected secre-
taiy Practically all 81 the siN;ocn
charges on the Salisbury district are
represented. there being about i3o
delegates In attendance besides pany
visitors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

Wilmington. y. a.. Juiy eL-Spirits T.r-
pentins- Steady II exc receipts Is casks
Rosin- sieads receipts 10. natrels Tar
firm at =. receipts Is barrels. crude Tur-
pertin'- Firm az sa.e5Gi.75 receipts :. laf-
rcls
sayannaa Ga Iuiy Turpon,ne- Firm
~ By saies SIS casks. receipts I $50 casks.
rHlitncrts 20" ctsks stock 81 SG7 casks
ltoin Firm sales Fps barrels. rerefnts 1862
barrels. shipments -ifi barrels. stock. i0g .oi
barrels Quote h. So
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock

Allis-Chalmers. LIST paid
100 Ais Chal. pfd.. LIST pd
go -Amalgamated Copper &C..
Amer Acri. Chem. com.
20 Amer Beet Sugar. com. q.
$500 American Can ............
10 American Can. pfd ....
-'N Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
American Cotton OIL.
100 Am. Hido and Leather. pr
American Linseed OIL.
American Locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. D.
80 Amer. Malt Co, pfd. ...
$50 American Smeiting .....
svp Amer. Snuff Co. COM.
5e American Sugar .........
~H amer. Tel and Tel. CO..
100 American Tobacco. com.
80 Amer. lob. Dfd.. new.
80 Anaconda Copper ......
sou Atcnison Observation-Disclosures.
- Atlantic Coast Linen.
y 9. l. OF Connecticut.
80 Baltimore and Ohio...
bethlehem steel. conn.,.
$500 British-Amer. lob. CO..
-sF'' % az III. O. 10. llt nus
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
800 Central Leather. conn.,.
i.IrH Casadian Pacific ...-....
100 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
. 90 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
llo Crucible steel Cor. com.
leo Cruclhle Steel. pfd -...
90 Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
5oo Consolidated Gas ........
Delaware and Hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
100 Den and Rio Gran, pfd
loo Distillcrs' Sec. Cor.......
500 Erie. lst pfl.....-+.-.-.....
Fod Min and Sm. pfd.
Geo W. Helne lob. Co.
500 General Electric .......
ESQ Grea. Northern. ptd......
eho Great Northern ore Gifts
Illinois Central ....
2to Interboro-Met. .......
100 lnterboro-M Met. pfd.......
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

New York july r. Beeves-Rccsipts ass
head MarNe, higher Sieora. $3.50 s 81.
bulls. $50 "a 90. cows S-51Tsas Cnivas-
Receipts .s3s head Market Hrr on ,oais:
outtcrmilks steady Nsals ssTi0-s. cults
So 40. grassers ana hG'tern'ks. s-Tf50.
Hneep and Lambs-Recoipts i.sI6 head
prime sheep higher. others steady. lambs
SO" and weak sheep cuiis scGF50 isrnh.
y % 50 cuis g. Hoss-Recelpts 4i.sf
mead Marke' higher Stat, hogs ssi6r
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sEAI,OAKD ana LINE

southboLnd traina scheduled TO leave Rich.
mond daily; s:oS y. M.-Loeai to Norina.
l..O M.-sleepers AID coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville. lea
~ M.--Slcepcrs and coaches. Jacksonville.
Il 30 T.. M.-S.vepcrs ana coaches. Atlanta,
birmingham. Memphis. Northbound irains
scheduled to arrive In Richmond daily:
1850 y. NJ. 80 y. NJ. sos p. NJ. $40 r. NJ.
Local.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
rErERsRrRo rEANrr MAnkrr.

PETERSBURG PEANUT NARKET
CN-por;el by Rodgers McCabe 4 con
Petersburg. Va. July .i-Peanuts -Span-
ASA Market arm. turner's Spanish ...i1e
Ter pushed. Jumbo Spanish, s7isc per hushrl,
40. sheAcd spanish. a;sc per lb No }
she.eG Spanish. &c per ID NHeinias Mar
Het urm fancy jumbo. &c per 10 fancy
Aanc rlcNod. S4s "a $40 pc rib; extra prime.
sac per .o: prime. Sac per !b. machinG
= Hed ai@c per 10. Smelling stock sac
pea lu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
RICHMOND AND CHEsArEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

scledule o. EIVctrlc Trains effective Nay
20 1917 Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets o. C;05 i. NJ. '7.io y NJ bs.l0 4
Nj. $40 =. NJ. ''!O.iD y. II. u:lo y. NJ. i:Iu
4 NJ s.lU =. NJ. 80 y. NJ. bisio A.. NJ. ): 20
J. ID go T. NJ. 40 r. Al. bS.i0 r. NJ
iV.iU +. 81. IL - 4. vi. Leave Ashland Eng.
land ana Maple STREETS: 800 \ NJ. 200 A
81. 80 y Nj bs.cy y 81. 1000 ~ NJ ..li 90
y. ". 'l-.oJ N. ''l:eo l.. N. 900 T.. NJ ? %
J. NJ t.UJ i NJ. bito0 T.. M 900 T. NJ ~
y ~. % T. NJ. be''-- 3. NJ 100 u
'DAiiy except sYmu1y. .'su. nay only
UD-llrles liSguIe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

NcN York. July .t-Ih. cotton Goods
market are arm With "A moderate, Yoi4rn. Of
business passing lohbeEe report "a busl..
"a inc dress goods purchases being esYr-
e'"-'y active Worstcd yarn spiuu.rs report
: more seno.n! demand cotton yarns arc
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH .ANp CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 y. NJ TO . 4. "
Admi ss!on. 2ac. go on Saturdays
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Leave Richmond I
Arrive Richmond
ACCOMMODATION IRAlAs-MEEknaYs
Richmond & Peterson!

Cars .raVe ManchesI,F. seIenth ana Peru
streets. ior Petersburg:
q. Z. :. IS. 10. II. y. a N. :. = "a l. Z
-. 49, . =. ;. -. - H. u.
1880 L. NJ 100 Dnester 1890 midnight for
Petersburg.
cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycamor.
Street. !or Manchester:
Is. s.ss. '.s:!5. .,:a5 SIS. ss5. .io:as. Ii IL
A. NJ 1875. 'i.9s ..a5. 3.s5 1875. 5.45 5:sa
:. o. IS. 49,. 1910. Il 10 r. n
tDai!y. except sundays and holidays
carries bassaEe and express.
"Llmited. except sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect VILE
cars :Or Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

DHltaEo- IN. JulY 2f--Flattening OUT ot
he hiack rust scare led 10 d drop to-day
in wheat The market closed easy at a lie,
decline OF lgia,c. Corn finished shade
of ~ Nv and oats ispis down 10 De-.
advance. IAo outcome iol provisions was
-'-al1i.- increase ia COST.
-ur .tA-lAs l4tllcs ranged follows.
Npnu lllEn. L.oM lIus.
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MAXINE I>rELllGfNoE.

FORT OF RICHMOND. July g. i>ie
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Nortolc. mer-
%inanaise ana passensers Ola Domin.on
steamer Aurora. Furman Petersburg and
James river landings. merchandise aa1 pas
tensers Furm.u Line
Barge ~esquehauna scott Baltimore. coal.
3d. Halves * Co
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Hurncy. Nortolk. mer-
chaniise and passengers. oId Dominion Line.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly Noripik. in.r-
chandis' ana PASSENGERS. Qua Dominion
Line.
steamer Pocahontns. Graves. Norfolk and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

Baltimore. Ma JAY q Wheat Firm
tuutrart ss. Corn steady. contract. =.
OATS irncT $50 white. 30. q iSr No &
DO sntes ltyc-Bas lots nearby. IT, to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

James River landings merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Auprora. Furmar, James River
Landings and Petershsrs. merchandise and
passengers. Furman Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

La!caso II. july --Cattle-EeceiD z :
90 Aeae Market strong mostly 10 l5c
higher becves S5.75 a 80: Texas steers.
$3.50 pa 10 western steers. S. a. -. stock.
ers ana feeders. Stio95so. cows and hei:-
ers s7oas lo calves. s5Gei5. Hogs-Rc-
Selpis r.eeo head Market mostly ioa i5c.
higher Light S155 si.i. mixed. sTi5G
SO; heavy. s7.e5 so3is: rough. s7ga7.i5.
pigs. s. ioG775. huik 81 sales. s770a oo
Shesp-Rcc.iNis oo.rn head Market Tor
sheer weak. mash strong and genera ii, i0c.
higher Native. So -5T5i0. western. q s1d
80; earrings. SiQ 80; lambs. native, Si-5
a $50; western Si,507.5s
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Commonwealth Bank

You are assured of satisfactory
service if your account is in this
bank
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common 20 iair, Sis q nc; best COWS. ~ III
&C., medium TO 5000. -. Ii.c: common 70
iair, - G Sc, bulls, 4G4%c. Fresh cows $50
aoo.o0 per head. Best calves 6i447c. fair
TO good -. SIC. dicks 1850. spring
lambs. { q Sc; best sheep, 81 G 4isc; common
10 ;aiE p. 5&c. best boss. &c shoats. q
o':c. sows and stass. 5@6c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

Quotations Tor interesi-paylnG nonds are
& a price 20 which interest ulust be added
Income uonas and certincatcs o; indebted
ross are aat.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARyDr.

R.chmond. Va. Juiy n ltis
Following are tAe quotatlons on 80. $50.
monl Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN EETprrN--
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Total sales for day. 1870 shares.
Total sales for week (thrcc daysi $500 shares.
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Irish Potatoes. No. . b5l...... leo q LII
Market Condit!ons-chlckens in heavier
receipt and market lower FenS-EXtre !
active. Egss-Stcady Neals-Very active.
DtheF produce active A. quotations
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

iino: Tamilien : gr5icbungslebre,
@uu5mirtbidaft, &ulturfun0e> in Sc
men alle lonlt 5erlplitternten Jaher
&eligiorr5lebre, ceutide Sprafe un0
6rem0 iprade11, Beididtc ur1o 8iir=
gerfrn0e, 5ausbaltungsfun0e, gr5ie=
brngsfunSe, Ebplif, Gbemie, &unltge=
ItDlhte, Surnen) a%ufge6en; 81 oie
Metbooe bel All Siel len g%r5iebungs=
}naBraf)ncn lit 10 5u geltalten, oaB
Ginlidt ullO &onnelr al1f Sem 8o0en
Ser unrnittel6nren @%rfahrlurg uno ser
praftildcn lleblng errpadien. Ser
@eiit Der ~Mrbeit5lhule" fat aud] in
Ser nbldAteBenoen MeGohenbiloung
lem Doles Mnreht; e Sic gigennrt
0ieler gil6ungsmfgaben gibt elmer
auf fan1iliaren Gbornfter 5l1geld,nitte=
lren gr5iebumgsitatte gegeniiber SEM
groBen Snititl1ts6etrieb Sen @or5ug."
geI onScr5 sic lebteren 8rllr01abe
fomnen galr5 ans Ser unmittelbaren
G%rfabrlng, mle Oem Don Jrau @etgl
gratis erbaltlifen Erogran1m meiter=
FIN SIT entnebmen / it.
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Sic lanomirtbibaftli6e
Sbulen.

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pernunftgemdB betriebe 9an0mirtb=
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