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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-05
Z ork
Stock Market

vo.x November 4.--Extreme
A.,,ne.a and irreEuiarity marked Auo
course OF operations Oh ne s.ocA
s.,.. to-day, For the greater Pars
~ ire ssssions trading was almost AZ
. standstill Some socks. notary s..
paul and the Hill soads. were st"ns
=, the outset. while steel was hea'.
,er,ain speciaities, such As AmeiisN"
beet sugar and American
whose affairs are larger! aepsn
49, the tariff, recorded losses. which
80 n,r,ly regaineS before the close.
..,ar,can Can and he tobacco STOCKS
~ere irregular -.
In the nnal hour, when call money
which opened at per cent. yen ~ -
.rd later 8 L. per cent, the ehtire a'o'
,noved forward unit! most losses W..
go than recovered. Lehigh NaHe!,
8, Paul, Union Pacific ana s'ee' &C.
.ne Use. while Great Northefh AM
Sn,,,ern Pacific added To eaSH gains,
and Amalganated Copper w"ieh i!aN
been among the heaviest OF the is
recovered. While call money eas.e
anpreciably. time loans hss' oei,eu'
ne, cent. being held for the 'ohses
x,.-,riries. The bond market was
na,-ow and irregular Total sales. par
xsiue. aggregated 32.leo.6oe. L. >.
>. declined Ia per cent on cell.
Nav York, November Mooney on
..n s,rons. 7@3 per sent; rui ng rate
:. closing bid, 5. offered at IL pc.
cent. Time loans strong SIXTY anu
ninety days, G per cent; SIX hh'ii'ns'
la "a Prime mercantile paper
: ner cent. Sterling .AchanSe steau?'
with actual business in bankers pms
=. sls175 for sixty days. and at s4'-
e,sa for demand Commercial oilis'
s.s1. Bar silver. 81 Us. Mexican
dollars, IS 3-4.
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BIG VOTE EFFECTED.
Considerable Work Desc b. WuoSn.
Msphall-JOaea Club.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Fredericksburg. Va, November g.
The political campaign which closed
tonight has been one of the most re-
ma.kabie ever know'o here. Great In
terest has been felt In the campaign.
but there have been but few pubic
meetings A Wilson Marshall Jones
Club was organized some time ago,
which has raised a considerable fund
and done considerable work. Only one
rally has been held. which was ad-
dressed by First District Elector II. l.
Beal., e .O'Connor Goolrick, Of this
city and Chairman L. u. Cole, which
was in the form OF a smoker. IL t.
expected that a very large Democratic
vo;. will he polIed mere Tomorrow
The residence Of Mrs. Clara r. Ayd-
lctte. OF Stafford County. near this city
was destroyed by fire Friday night. the
origin 81 which is unknown. The
building wss partially insured.
\ suit In the Corporation Court here
for $500. brought by the AIlendaie
stock Farm. inc. against the Adsms
Express Company. for injury to a valu-
able Jersey COW. which was shipped TO
fredericksburg from EuShviile. Ind.
by express resulted IN a verdict Tor
the fell amount. sssv. The Aliendale
Farm was represented by VIM. W.
Butzner Judge Alvin Z. Embrey. the
attorney for the express company.
moved to set the verdict aside, and
when IL was refused by Judge Cool
rick. noted an appeal.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

TO A.-LocaI-Daily- NsWA
S:I5 A.-LocaI-Daiiy-Ch'v x Sun.
Ihurmond-
fe:00 A.-Express-Datiy-No va fo1nL
NO 100 A-LocaI-Daiiy-Lchbg Lex. c. Forge
sl2: 20 Noon-Express-Daily- Ola II
s?:IS -Express-Dai!y-Ct L'viile
1900 P.-Express-Daiiy-No ~ Nswe
500 Overwhelmingly. News. Old Point
SIS P.-Locai-Ex Sun.-0ord6nsviijo.
5:l5 P.-LocaI-Ex. Sun.-Lyne hburs.
$40 P-Limited-Daily-Ci CnScago
I'll 90 P.-Express-Daily-ci Ivaiis.
sSIeepers fPar'or cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Locei from
East: s:i0 A. NJ, 7:N p. u. Through from
East: ll:so A. n. 2:o6 p. n. SD p. y Loca!
% p III Through: an A. n. u;4 q. u
and 300 p. II -.
James River Line: s'a:S Il H.. ~ q =
ssDaiiy except sundsv.
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Richnsud { Petersburg Electric Railway

cars leave Manchester, Seventh ana s'erS3
Stree,a for Petersburg:
e, Z, s, -. 10. II. 'I2 A T.. !. 4 = Z =
ss5:is e. Z. s. - 10 p. II
Il:00 r. II. Ter Chester. 1900 midnight fss
Pet.rsburG
Csrs leave Pe,ersburg. foot OF syesmoss
Street. for Manchester:
rs.l ga ss?:is ss:ss SIS. s:.s. s1o:3, IL
A. ~: l2:sS s1:8. IN. S:A -. 90 -
sT.H s:as. s:x, sIe:40. II:So p. u
tDsily-Ex. sundays and hoIi1ay>
Carries baggage ana express
ssLimited-Except Sundays saS houoeyG
An carr from Petersburg connect VIZ
cars for Richmond
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eUNU LIST.

Allie Chalmers IS. cts fb.dI.-.......... &
American TOBACCO Co o.o IS (o!cj.-.... "a
American Tobacco Co oIc Is tasAs0). II
Atlantic Coss, Line 1sS As.-...-.---...-.. s15s
At.aailc Coast L.oS-L. SEc ~ 1E.-.-.--- ;-Jo
a c. L. COW. 4s Sto S1Il-Lo!es pIci. Iva
SaesApvaks aau OoO coav. izs.......... SD
kxgete ana NysrB Ss-.-.-.-.-.-.-......- s7s
Llsserr and Myers Observation-Disclosures i-o-s
Lc..I.xyo SoLpaly - tc.cj ---...--...-... -
L0rl.sasc Company ss-.--..---..------.... lS.7s
Nt-1o.E ara -sle-c COW ~ tt.6s..-. A5.
Sea ,oS.c All L.ok stamped - ,S..<.... s.
seaoox:c AR Lane xcJ. ta.oD......-... Ia
eo.L.s-a Es.4@ay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fac
eS-ta.-. Ek4.SAy Is. AA>3S
G..-sc SC<E.s sE--4 &c SE-.---.-.-.----.- w.
= :egss-e-ec -, 50 lS.1; --.--..-.-..-. Ia
L z --x4~ls->c %, -s-s tE-o1-----.--.---. IA
T. = FzcA=A z=S :: t5s-J----------..- "a y
ss-s..Lx-S-S~- E.sE- >-.s- s5.GI ..
s.-x.a-s-Ls-.. i-s- =. &c is44j-...--.. s.s
"a ~ az EcNA~tc - 'zAE-sy.-..- = .
bs-k- &C.. 50 a5.1 y...-.-............... 81
WsEzE-~sI.--A, Ees-c- ~ <a..--........ &.
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been wider but for the proft-taking opera
items OF the long side. supplemented by
fresh short selling by bears After the can
renorts from the cotton belt showed that
he top crop had suffered more Or less from
'costs An advance of nearly 81 bale az
sracted almost general selling for both &C
counts. and the market nnaliy save way
"rder the liquidation. The market was very
steady on fresh buying for long account.
November 1l.so: January. uA: March, l2os;
May. 12E: July, 12.ea.
sales on the spo; 1000 bales and $40 "a a.
VICE.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

New York November 4-Beeves-Firm
Steers. $i.7s $50: bulls. s4ya15: cows. $eas
Q575. Calves-Firm. veals, $500 1l5O: cuils
.la7e; westerns, Ss.NHS0e. Sheep and
Eambs-Sheep strong; lambs. &c. higher.
Sheep, sa75 PAS: culls. slso122ss lambs.
s5.75g7.c5; cults, sA5O@7.SO Hogs-Firm at
sSq $50: pigs. s. G8.n.
Chicago. III. November 4.-Cattie-Gener-
ALI 10s; 15c. higher Cows and heifers. 3e.15
ais: calves s.. so q 1910. Hogs opened high
err advance partly lost: bulk OF sales. $500
slo Sheep strong At $a4044s0: lambs. $50
4,S..35
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Atlantic Coas, Lane Railroad Company.
O0lce Of the Treasurer.
Wilmington, Is. c.. Nov. !. 1914
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF At
ianfic Coast Lane Railroad Company
has declared . dividend % IN per
cent on she preferred capital stock
Of that company. payable ~ the Once
Of the treasurer. a. WILKINSON. y
q on ana after November 10. 1912
The transfer books are closed from
the .ist day OF October. 1919, % We
vembcr TO- both dates inclusive.
JAMES r. HO0f,
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SAILED.
GEaBERICH DsEy Al HOsPsrNL-
Charles C~0p-v, Wb~ sO~s HSo. SCR
resd~rs - AUsbOsSssen.
Especial TO The Timcs-D!spatch

Especial TO The Timcs-D!spatch.I
Pulaski. Va November rs. T Ger.
hcriCh. VII" was she's iwic- vr Satur-
day by Charles cooper at Dur.n. died
Ice; night az "a Roanoke hos p.isl. whcr.
ne was taken for treatment, One of
the bullets entered the abdomen and
passed through the liver and kidney
Cooper surrendered late this evening
TO the sergeant az Dublin. Mr.. Gcrbe-
rich leaves a widow. three daughters
and one son. The body was brought
go his Dublin nome tonight. and will
g" buried tomorrow at Draper
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ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NOH1OEA
schedule IN Enees September n IN
Leave Byrd Street station. Riehm0no. SV1
sORFOLK: 80 A. l.. 400 p. u. 'S:W -
For, LYNcHBUR0 AND THE WEST: SD
q n $50 A. ~ S3:ee =. II, - -
Arrive R,chmonl from Eorfolk: NV =.
N. V:l p. ~. 'r1:3e z. = from tns =
n, 800 r. u
opaily. aDasly ex. sunAaS. oSunsay SeU'
W. b. BEvILL, Hl
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York November 1.-The cotton goods
markets were firm to-day. Wide print cloths
Wee advanced 10 q basis Of sI4c- for 2sh-
Incl. sfxsic. So..e IarSe cloth orders have
recently been placed on staple men's wea!
for fall use OF 1918. Yarns are higher. job
bers report q repeat business Of importance
on holiday mercha adisc.
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MARINE ISTELLlGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER &. Isl.
ARRIVED

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. u.er-
cl.srGIse and pAssenSers. Old D0minton L.ne.
steamer Berkeley shelly. Norfolk. ner-
ChaEiis. aad passenger. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. FUrmaa. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
seEgeT.. fgrnsn Line.
SAILED
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer.
c!-ar disc Asd psSsengers. Old DoInanion Lane.
steamer BcrKeiey. Shelly. Norfolk. mcr-
ctsrdisc and rAssengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer P0cshorfAs. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings .srrcaandi-- and pas
s"ngcTs. Virginia Nav:xxt!or co.
steamer Aurora. Furman. Iescssburs and
JsTn"s River landings saereh ndisc and pzs.
gers Fgrrnsr Line.
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CASH grs.a Closed: wh.a;-No red. 80;
EI.-,s. y" Q hard. 81. a:-i.c.. 40 ! north
EN- .-sa sis.- No. > northern. : asa. Corn
so. ? - n ys..c No. white. . sc:
No : y'I.oH. EIrsSE~ osts-No. ? @lA. q
= &C.. So. - ai:s y g5ic.: ssanGars. - 2
Erz!n IL. %0vraSsr t-Bs;:s.-FiTrn a;
IL
Ra.,lfu8rc nd Nrv.r.bc- i-Whcat-
Easier a. ~. Corn EsarIrT. contract. sc.
.,.r5.!.AL Dats-~fc.Gy 80 .J;s $oc. stand
ard Wa.ts. $50 r. 60 Ey.-Qu.st. No.
western. GoE.s,!c, Sygs-,.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

reported by Rodgers. McCabs e Coz
Petersbu.s, Va. November A-Peanuts.-
spanish-Firm: new Spanish, SLI'h per
bushei; No. Spanish. shel!ed. &c. per pound:
No. ?. spanish. snei.ed. SIC per pound Wig
z.Iia.-Narket Arm: fancy Jumbo, &c.
falcy haadp.cked. BIC. per pound. extra
prime. &c. per pound: machine picked, 80
sI.c pc. pound; Smelling stock, . per pound.
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voGND DEAD A. Wss RoNE.
Wen ks~ws wsyveusSO Cesooe0 Ia.
lae0a llD4lQ~ MN.
lspeciAl 60 TIE Timcs-Dsspasch.

Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch
wsrrenton. Va, November John
BeIt. n prominent citizen Of Warren
ton. hut a native Of Philadelphia. was
found dead h~rr ~ he home this
morning Mr.. Belt was IN good health
SO q late hour SUNDAY night. Death
supposedly wss due to heart failure.
lie - survived by his VIE who was
Miss Emma Homer, ana on. daughter.
Mss Mary Kitty Belt Funeral ser.
vices viii take pisee On We1oeo1ay.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. C. November %-Sp;rits
Trrpentine-Ss.ady at Sisc-: receipts Il
csrHs. Rosin-steady At $50: receipts .ss
barrels. Crude TurpentiEe-Firm st s32a
80. receipts ~ barrels
Savsnnsh. GAG November A-Turpen:!ne-
Firm al SIC: sases 10 casks: receipts rs
casSs: shipments ~ casks. stock q. IS, casks.
Rosin-F!rm: sales % barrels. shipments EST
hsTre!s. stocks us.s2S barrels. Quote: A, B,
&. &sJcis
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
. Ra'irl I'D Of tie South.

The VHsIfl I'D Of tE0 SOot0s
EFFECTIVE OCT. g. 1874
TRAINS LEAVE: RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: S:H u. aD1
$50 p. NJ. l:00 A. ".
For Norfolk: 800 A. "a. 300 p n. 4:1o p.
n.
For n W. Ry. West: sis A. NJ. 80 4.
NJ, 800 p. NJ. $40 P. NJ
For Petersburg: loo A. Il. SIS 4. -.
Sis A. NJ, 300 A. NJ, $50 A. n. 500 p. n.
I:l0 P. NJ, $50 =. n. $50 p. NJ. so p. n.
HAS p. II.
For Go.ds5oro and Fayettevtlts: '%:io p. =.
Trains arrive Richmond daiiy: Sc A H..
$40 A. NJ, io:,5 A. NJ. 1881 A. L.: ~10:S n
~. sll:&o A. n. 1910 T. N. ''1:A0 T. n. sos
T. NJ, SIS r. NJ. s:oe r. NJ. 800 p. n. HIN
p. N.
EXCEPT Sunday. ssSunday only.
Time Of arrival and departure ana con
nections not guaranteed
c, s. CAMPBELL, D. A. ~ Main 81.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chica 90, IL, November Certainty o. a
hus. .-creasr II the visible supply sent the
what market to-cay TO a lover leFe.- rae
csase yss NERVOUS a. a net d-cine o.
q 70 1aic Lates; trading LEI; corn 40
~ 20 80. down. oats Of = &c. and pro-
y!.ioas varying :.onn t2;zc. lover :" an 40
80 nee o: lvc.
Leading future. ranged as follows:
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond, Val
Richmond. Va. November T. 1872
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Nv Richard ". Maury.
e,oet and Bond Broker. i0is Z. Main Street
Richmond, Va. November 4. 1872.
STATE SECURITIES. Biz. Asked
ri,sin,a s.. Old. c. and R.. 1882. 81 -,
ia. Centuries. 2-s c. and R.. 1881. s4k AN
RAILROAD BONDS.
A C. L r. R. Cen TT. Z .. c.. IS 80.
c. and Q. GENT NJ. 4iss. lss::.:... iSl -.
Gtorria. southern and Fla. lssS... loS
Georgia and Ala. Con. IS. lsaa...... 40 80
seaboard Air Line q. is'o::::...... % %.
soutnern Raii~ay Isl "a. lsss...... 1es
so. q. pew and c. ~ Is. 1867. IS
Western n. c. LIST IS, &. lsiA...... Aas 80.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Nor and Ports. Trac- Co. IS. 1895. 30
Va Ry. and Power Co. os. lsSd.... % -.
STREET RY. STICKS Par.
Va Ry. and Powe, Co. pfd......1oo 80
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic coas, Line COM. 100 40 o..
Norfolk and Weston com. leo llils
Southern Railway ptd...-......le0 sl71
Southern Railway com.......iS ~
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
Broad street...................... 90 %.
Bank o. Commerce And Trusts.iv0 ls'h
Central National Bank..........l9o 10
Commonwealth Bank.-..........l0o AlSh III
FRS, Narlonai-...-.......... -.iu' SO soo
Merchants National. .lre wv
Mechanics and Nerchants....:...i 70 80.
national State and City Bank. .1o0 I'll
Richmond sank aud Trust Co.. 20 =
savings BANK OF klchrnond..... % W
Union Bank OF kicnmend.-...-.. % 80
Virginia Trust Compaay........lv0 80. N1
MISCELLANEOUS
ya-car Chem. ptd. p. c......ioo LIS ns
va--Csro!inA Chem oona........lvo IL
Va. buIioinS ana Loan Co......"A" LUZ
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"a Is. Nv. DI7aI!aS E-IG. i---. 40
os-eA
Cs,,oa- steady. n!GsiHg. 49,: sros, &C
osiaa, s.1y bsscr. ssscs. F-' na..s. EJylS,
A.. ~ oaies. coss.w.se. 1rs sass
Total to-day at all pcTs-->ct =cce.g-s
Ssxs oales, export 10 or.a- Britain. ssSBJ
sS.ez to France. 80 bz.cs. % 80. goa--
nxa: SKI bales. stock. Ls..s.Jos sales
Consolidated q; al ports-Nst receipts.
S.s. oages. exporJ TO Great B.I'slg. ~
S-i.s: 10 France, $50 ea.ss: 20 TIE C0Et!-
ssa,. yyssz bsles.
1ots1 since september Al q. ports-Nst
sxe.ipss 4Sis.IU bs.es; export 90 Great
erita;n 1JDA.Es bales. 10 France. am
D .es 20 the Continual. s3s.el ba.ss. 70
SaSaa, Sa1G bales
Nov Orleans. November A-cottoa .s;sTss
eysrec stes6y 81 On s6vssce % s71< poIrts.
v III. ,h:s vas Q vide sdvaac~. .; va rot
q ,siI Response 20 TIE rice IN Liverpool
ssGlns the DAYS o: inactivity here Fros; IN
ths cotton bel. the basis o. better
syscss TIE close wss frrD st net advance
q. -sz points The ADVANCE wosi1 have
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Old DO1SvON LUgR
Lv Rschmond foot OF Ash Sc. 1slly.:So p =
Law Newport NeWO.........-......--S:o a II
Arrive neutrality-suspicious. 4 IL
Cconects with main line steamesD le0vtug
SosfSlk sss New Yerk 6ai'y. except oun1ay.
5-o p. - Coanectsoas also mo0e ~ y.
". n. 3 p. - sad c. & O. Ry. as ?. =.
Nsghs ltUs sseoWe0 eeoD at CloEUO0oe -
laoa % receive paseen9erO On s1gnol 81 W1sl
- met ~ public conveyance.
VIDoGXIA NAVIGATION CO. (E9sessyo
MARCIA ul-Jame0 River ~ Daylight fss
Norfolk and Oi1 Point. Newport NeWS ss1
sE James River !aadssgs stesDss sesveo
Monday. Wednesday snd Friday q - u
- F:eish; received for 81. james ksvos
y. Prone Madison IH.
Nssn Ticket O9ice. 81 = 2efD SeS006
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GEt uyo>D nay MANNED.
E5Shnoa1. "a Sos.usss T. ist.
Forow're are osstst5ons oa TIE RIGA
uson6 hay Eychanss.
"a. Iets-
Ne. rno:s, .............-...... ~ = 70
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ss~ 49, OsssaSsss " sssyS 49,
~ IN: 80 = n-Lss! xs%ssS
~ 0--GsssssS 80 ~xusS N
D,yDingnsA, sovoeooA. s.~SSS~vsIsN
m 2. 0.-UsssUss 80 ssSS1
$1,000 0s00oA cssssSS 49,.
$SSS~G 90 .. .. 80 .! =
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ss. ::s:::' :: - .sss:: a.. .:.s; -
9 - - - n - T:W 4 O. 80 =
ssr':.s . = =. ..s:s 4 T. q. = = =.
:E'SE-h.:fs. 6 = = !: T.: -. s 9; =.
y IA y = Ie0vs Ashsese eae-
~ y; S..,s ssr,sss: SIS =. a. 49, =
3. 80 = q; 80 = - 70 -, : :. T. e
= T. n-S D. .. s0 2 H. -
SSI q, 80 .: - -
SScsce eus.sy. sD~ns ~.
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Quotations Tor tnrcresl-paying bonds are
At q price which interest must be added
Income bon0s anu ceruncsIes Of INDEBTED
ness nat.
Board adjourned until Wednesday. Noyem-
her & 1872
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PREMIER GARNER OF InS sO0s-
Trains Leave Rjchmond.
~ R-Foliow,ng schedule ogures pyouso-
90 =. inso.matioa and not guarantee;
For the south-Daily: $40 80
80 NJ Express Sc p. ~ ExpresA
.r,,.c IiehteA Sleeping Caso Tor ~.
49,. ana birmingham u'& z. u Exe0A
W.eh Days: $50 r. =. LoceL
YORK RIVER LINE
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fer Dol0.
- Mon Wed. asd Friday. SO 4 A.
.s 80 IN p, N-Mos- wed ssa Frsees-
ac-,h. T. a. ~ and SEQ y -
~ 60 p. > daily: !::ss Ex sue-
Prom ives, Point: ~ A. = cssiy' ~ -
r.. Mou- Wed aea III: - -
- r Nssu s. fsooe 1aosecn sss
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. November I. 1917.
Following are the quotations on the Rich
moud Tobacco Exchange:
apnwN SHIpPYNa
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RICHMOND GRIM MNKkEr.

Richmond. Va. Sossra5,E g. ISL
QUOTATIONS JN CHANGE.
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sol cOtt6h ...-l--"- y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15

tonal power to coin exclusively the
money of the country. with other
measures to destroy the monopoly OF
money and credits by breaking the
chains which binds every local bank
and financial agency of the govern
ment to a centralized banking power
and corporate control through inter
locking Boards of Directors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15

Tshomingo, Okla, May 8, 1910.
To Oklahoma Democrats:
herein announce for Congress
from the State at large subject to
the action of the Democratic Primary
on August 6, '9l2.
As member of Congress 1t will
neither be my duty nor province to
consider State issues, therefor !
merely state my position on such
questions. They will be found in
the Constitution and in such laws
as We're passed by the First Leg sia-
ture, together with additional policies
advocated in my "Altus speech,
April 10, 1910. | am opposed 10 the
Akin Bill. seeking 10 destroy all
of our intermediate educational in
stitutiOns, | am also opposed to the
Russell Bill which would cripple
the State Board of Agriculture in
its very wholesome work mapped out
by the Constitution. | stano .ur the
Constitution as 1t is. The Russell Bill
in brief does no more than eliminate
by an entire vote of the people the
present Board OF Agriculture and
then authorizes the eiectio- of II
new Board by the farmers alone
which is the present law. In this
II will be observed there is no say
ing but. on the other hand. an ad
ditional expenditure of funds for this
unnecessary election.
On Federal Questions
my platform is the same as adopted
by the Oklahoma State Convention
on February 22nd and 23rd-thls
Platform for the most part was draft
ed by the undersigned as Chairman
of the Committee on Platform Reso
lutiOns. To he more explicit,
1st. favor tariff reform.
md. oppose the Aldrich plan o
| banking reserve and favor reform o
our National currency and Sankins
laws, restoring TO Congress ,n. Ma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15
HEAlDTON.

Healdton, Okla, May IA cool
norther blowing this morning which
is quite bad on all young crops.
Many say they VIII have to plant
over.
We have had very heavy rain.
over inches. which flooded all low
lands in this section and some very
large hail fell. but so scattering tina.
but little damage was done.
Farmers are all in fine spirits. for
if the stands are bad the ground
could he in no better condition tran
now.
Oats are fine and with no misho ,
will be good crop.
Owing to the weather conditions
all are behind with work, but still
in fine spirits as the outlook is 81
promising in the way OF moisture IA
the ground.
Mr.. Talmadge is here looking after
oil lands.
Deputy Sheriff billiard was here
this week.
Walter Colbert OF Ardmore q
y. r. Ward of Hewitt were on the
streets here this morning.
The hail and high wind put storm
houses in demand on the night u
the 9Th.
We hear OF no illness now.
Candidates are here nearly every
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15
MCMILLAN.

Mcmillan Okla. May 13--We are
having some cool weather for tbe
last few days. but the rains have
come in good time for cotton l. ?t
was planted most everybody is Ct.
ting good stand OF cotton. Gar.
dens are looking fine.
We are having GOOD deal OF
whooping cough through the coTmu'
nifty. but all seem to ne get.irs on
very we'll
Prof W. T. Armstrong Wa on ;he
sick list Friday and Saturdar.
This community vo;e: $4,000 bou l.
here Saturday for the purpOs" CT
erecting and furnishing a school
building right away The bonds ca-
ried by n large majority.
The postoffice at Tyler was broken
into Friday night and robbed. The
robber got twenty odd dollars. We
understand the guilty party "i'
caught Sunday evening
W. T. williams was visit'ag here
Sunday
IT. Winston vas called to see "A
patient about S miles west OF her 4
Sunday He found the patient 20 be
suffering with meningitis in very
bad form.
j. H. Moates and j. ". Adkins
sold about ~ head of hogs last wee
They got &c. which "a very gpot
price for hogs. but the iced Aa-
very high.
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PROVE ENCE,

Provence. Okla, May l?-With
showers today and cold nOrtheF
tonigh, reminds us OF autumn in-
stead oi springtime,
Prospects for crops are fine in our
section il this cold wind does not
hold on too long and iniure the
young cotton.
We have hai no severe storms and
only small hail which came last
Friday, hut nothing was damaged
FROM IT, Stock are looking much
better since the grass has put o"t.
Richard Baird. who resided one
mile southeast OF here, was strt.ck
and instantly killed by lightning Fri
day afternoon lie was plowing and
had sought shelter from the rain w
der a tree. his dog was also killed,
It having lain down at his feet. All
sympathize with the bereaved rela-
tiyes
Doyie Henshaw and Saiiie Pierce.
two Young girls OF our neighborhood
are both dead from eating poke
green's that were not properly cook
ed Sallie Pierce lived twelve days
and Dovie Henshaw eighteen da?s
both suffered intensely. They were
buried at Durwood
The little child OF Mr. and Mrs
Carson Hawkins died Sunday moi =
ing with whooping cough. He was a
bright little boy and the only child,
the parents have our sympathy.
These deaths all so close together,
has cast a bloom over our eu;irs
community.
Mrs. Southern and children OF Sui
pnur are visiting relatives here this
week.
Hol Nails of Fox visited relatives
and friends here Monday.