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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-21
Bl@iP Bros
ga S. Main. Phone 1879
FOR SALE.
UENIENIIETDHATTIE
219-A s. Main.

accomplishment is the quick-action result
of the Want Ad method. BY making use of
World Want Ad you, in a single day, tell
most all the readers of newspapers in Tulsa
about your proposition.
You telephone your Want to the World, and
the great circulation of the paper does the
rest-copies Of the World 90 regularly into
all the best homes of Tulsa and, therefore,
all the people read the World Wants for
both pleasure and profit.
The World Wants get results and get them
quickly,World Want Ads are workers that
do wonders.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO
THE WORLD.
PIHI0NE 10000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-21
Room and Board.
Wanted-Mi Miscellaneous.

WANTED-HORSE FOR IT'S FEED;
light work and best Of care. Phone
1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-21
For Sale

100 acre farm near Ramona. good
7-room house, barn, fence and well.
A bargain. VIII trade for smaller
farm nearer Tulsa. Have also Broom
house with lot in Lynch Forsythe ad-
VIII pay cash difference. Have sew
eral bargains in Tulsa homes and
there never will be a better time to
buy. Why not be your own landlord?
Wanted at once-G, orS roo 4 mod
ern house to rent, close in for good
reliable party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-21

FOR lNCuBATORs, SEE NJ. c. HALE
Hardware. Remember we are the
agents for the celebrated American
poultry fence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-21

GET OUR PRICES ON CHICKEN
fence.-George w, Groves Hdw. 12O
No. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

New York. July 5.-F.our-Guiei anG NOM
!raiy over Rye Fiour--Quiet Rye
Nominal Corrn-al and Basey-Il.ii
Wheat-spot easy No g red. 81 80. eieva-
tor domestic basis 20 arrive. and expor,
Srr o.. b. anoa' 90 arrive Futures q
lA,g nei lower July. Silsis septcmbcr.
S.-NIil pccem7e sLn7A. Doru-Spot weak .
sport 500 anoaf Cafs-Spoi weak.
standari whlte SAC in elevator; No b $40
Pprk Beef and Cut iieats-Sieaty Lard
Easy ralow-Ililli Petroleum and Tur-
nentine-Sieady Rosin-oulet Wool Quiet.
Rise Firm Moiass-s-s'.aGy Holiday Ia
sugar market Corec-Rio No . iiAc.
FUTURES steady Sentember 1857 March.
rs Hutter-flrs and UNCHANGED Cheese
Firm Esss-steAdv and unchanged Pota-
ioes- STEADY Southern new barrel 50 sec
ends, SlhQf II. domestic. old. sl5nTlr5
,anAAfes stead' at 5o9roc Frc'shts and
itanats-lrchnnsed
Couonseed OF was higher ear'v on cover
inS q shorts ard win the sirensfh in cot
ton Auf prices casod or later under 7ro-
;'ssiona seiins and hcar prrssure Futures
'oscd points net higher for Iuly and
higher 90 I1wor or the balance sales
.'ln barrels July s@a a. August. 6as q
h September Tos17 - October DISEASES.
S"'emoef -. re nrlme crudo nom:aai.
' 7NniHe yellow spot. 's7r M. 7o. win
ier NeIo" ana summer 75adT-f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
floods
IN TAzEWELL
Storms as Severe as in 1910.
Man Nearly Drowned
in Creek.

Especial TO Tho Times -D.spatohl
Tazewell. Va July "a rain and
wind storm. almost equal in its fury
and devastation to the famous foods
which prevailed here in June. 1901.
passed over this section yesterday at
ternoon and last night. and did much
damage TO property ana crops Tyler
keesee. son OF John T Keesee. came
near being drowned at the Baptist
Valley ford yesterday Afternoon while
returning TO his home In Baptist Val
ley from North Tazewell keesee was
driving a large white mule. and in
crossing the river the mule stepped on
rock. upsettins the buggy and
throwing its occupant into the river.
which was higher At this point than
has been known for years The mule
was unable to regain its feet. and was
washed down the river for mile and
drowned Keesee in floating down the
river. Srasped the limb of sycamore
tree and rescued himself The mule.
securely hitched 10 the buggy. lodged
against a fence. The buggy was got
ten from the river this morning, and
was little damaged In the northern
part OF the county near the West
Virginia line. the rain is said to have
poured for several hours. and people
living In the valleys had narrow es-
capes from drowning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE LAW
Navy Yard Mechanics VIII Have FRO
lection When Taft sigma Order

Washington, July 5.-Ten thousand
navy yard mechanics will pass under
tho protection OF the civil service law
when President Taft signs the execu-
I've order nov being prepared By The
Navy Department oitcais I'm conjunc-
sloners
Theoretically these men have been
shielded against the vicissitudes OF 20
ht!cal changes by system OF reeula-
ions governing the employment board
ia navy yards and stations, but thes q
were subject TO change or abolition AT
tho VIII OF the person who might uc
at the he1d Of the department. and
lacked the binding force OF the law.
Tn men nov in the yards are not
TO be required 20 undergo exam ma
lions. but newcomers viii be su bjeci ed
TO severe practical tests and must also
PASS physical examination 4 regu-
lation that any one leaving work and
seeking reinstatement must place his
Fame a the bottom Of the ro! OF eli 81
hles IS regarded a probable deter
rent to strike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.s9A. -Loeal-D a!y-HeWpor News
Ihu.aoud.
fs-eo 4. LIZ tesA- Daly-.sorfolk Old po,n.
re % Loe4!-Dal!y- LcAeE Lex I Forx.
- - oA--LApfess -Da!iy-Hoffo.k O4d IL,
j. r. !-Npfeas- Da!y. C.n.. l.vil.
u ~ 4.-1-- ~ ss-D4!!y Norfolk. s. se~.
20 r-!-ocs4 Da!ly-H. News. C!G Point
- r. .-oea.--s-T. sun --JofLousviiie.
= :. r -o-a.-EH sla.-Lchbs. Satu.al
hr!asc, clifton oTSe.
e 50 P.--L.m!t.d- Daiy--Clnc.n'tl Chlcaso
III - P.-AApsess DAILY -Llne!rn4t! I.,lis
-s4ecgefs- fFsE!or Cara
TRANS ARRIVE H!cHMoSD-Loeai ,,or
East $40 a IL. g.W A.. 81 Through nor,
E1sii i..s. - ~. 2;ot p NJ ~ = q !ocal
from Westi 40 A ". -.sS A ~ Aad
IN p. II. TAroggA. so A ii. lis
81 luc . o. = IL
James River Line. ..Sss A. NJ so p y
''D-ily c,-a9t cuntes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
Nntiye of Nireinin.

Austin Texas. July As a Club
workef, author and educator, Mrs.
Percy y pcnnvoacker, tne Austin wo-
man who was nominated for the pres
idency of mo National Federation of
Women's Clubs at san Francisco. is
ono of the best known women in
Texas she has served the national
federation as treasurer and auditor.
AT present She IS chairman of the en-
dowment fund committee.
She also has been president Of the
Texas state Federation of Moments
Clubs Mrs. Pennybacker was born at
Petersburg Va, in 1861. She Is the
daughter Of the Rev ]. 3. and Martha
NarIwlck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
MRS. PENNYBACKER ELECTED
Native of Virginia Heads Federation of
Womca'a tIs,iis.

san Francisco. cal. July Mrs
Percy u Pennybaeker OF Austin.
Texas was last night elected presi-
dent of the General Federation Of
Womens Clubs for the next two years.
she received 500 votes to 80 cast for
Mrs Philip Carpenter. OF New York.
Other officers elected arc;
First vice president. Mrs. l. l..
Blankenbu.g. Philadelphia
Second vice-piesident Mrs. Samuel
p. Sheath Ohio
Recording secretary. Mrs Harry L.
Keefe Nebraska.
Corresponding secretary Mrs su-
-ene Kelley. North Carolina
Treasured Mrs. John Threadgill, Ok
lahome
Auditor. Ms Charles H McMahon.
Utan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
BRISTOL MAYoRAr6T.
Judge Declares IL Warren Ia Not Efece-
Cd New Election Will BE Held.
Special to Tho Times Dispatch.

Special to / nc Times Dispatch.
Bristol, Va. July 5.-While reserv-
ing Judgment upon the questions OF
law raised in the demurrer to the
bill OF George w Hamm1t and otn-
ers, contcstins the election of George
NJ Warren to the mayoraity of vir-
GINA Bristol. Judge Joseph l. Kelly.
of the Corporation Court to-day set
July Is as the date for hearing the
cause. and went far enough TO indi-
cate that should Warren be found inc
lleible he would not regard tho DE-
mands Of the petition ana award the
certificate Of election to George w.
dammit. Republican. who received
the next highest vote. lie declared
that In that event a new election
would he necessary. Dispositions arc
now being taken and counsel for the
petitioners hope TO be able to prove
that Warren Is not legally citizen
of Bristol claiming that he is a cit
zen Of Glade Springs. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
5tcanlhOet5
oIp puMlNIoN LINE.

Lv Richmond zoo, o. Asa 81. daiiy...oo T. al
Leave Newport !.ews.-.........-.....o;UJ =. Al.
Arrive NoE."4k- .........--..-o,o \. ~.
Connects VAN main line steamers isaving
Norfolk Tor Ssw lo.a daily. except sunday
7:cy =. 81. Connections also made By " *
~ Ny +. ii. and g.. * -. Ky. T. Al
Hi.ut line steamers stcp at C.arvHoL. to
AND Or Tece.v. passengers SisAa.. and
Wal De met o. pune conveyance.
VIRGINIA SAVIGATION 90. (isuect;yo
March LiJ-James River ~ cayHgAt for
norfolk and OLA Point. Newport news and
ali James River landings. Steamer leaves
MONDAY "Wednesday and Friday go A.
u Freight received :or ali Jal..ss Kiysr
landings Phone Madison l76
Mah Ticket Oaire. =, :. Ma'o street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
Richmond & Petersburg :lecirc Railwa,

Cars .r4se SaataeaivI. seventh ans PERI
st.ee,- .oi Tettrsoggg
= :. :. -. w. j.. ~ a NJ :, ? a. 4 a
IS a. = d :. - ~ y. IL
ii.,o i. N. 20. LaeIteE. .2.o5 midnight for
Petersburg.
Gals leave Petersburg, foot OF sycanor.
street, .1r Manchester.
ts.is s. ''i.is 'l9. s.s. s:s. ..o.as. Il ~
A ~ 1885. 'la5. 49,. 49, .t.s5 s.ss. a..
go. s.@s. So. --q.i .is,0 +. Ii
TDAl!y. except sundays aac hoIdayA
Carries baggage and c1pEerE
Limited. except sundays and ho!idayu
All cars from Petersburg connect vita
cars :nr klchmond-
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Total sales fcr week (tour days. $1,000 shares
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
PERJURY CASE DELAYED
Miss IIeprner. witncs. In nennIng

Sntt, 10 &c Tried July q.
Chicago ill.,. July 5-The hearing Of
tho charges against Miss Aileon Hepp-
nor. who was arrested Tuesday. accused
Of perlury IN her testimony in the suit
~ John G Hennins against Clorerce
Funk. general manager or the Inter
national Harvester COMPANY for the
alienation Of the affections Of Mrs.
Henning. has been continued to July ..
Counsel VINO represented Henning in
;ho recent trial. in which Funk was ex-
onerated, asked for an immediate hear
ms Of The charges against Miss Hepp-
ner. protesting that delay was being
sought 10 lay the case before tie grand
jury
The State attorneys office asked for
. continuance OF ten days Officers are
searching for Henning. for whose ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y I@.- 10 '-.t.tNIEh OF me sOCTH
=, Irsia, Leave Richmond
ed information and aet susrantosd
fer me souta-Daily: s;io A. ~ Loc.t,
Trans Arrive Richmond
from the South. go a. NJ $40 NJ
.:oe Z. n. $40 =. II daily: i?:5s EI snn
From West Poiai. s:@ n 81 daily. Tx a
M. Nor. Wed. aad Fri. t.z5 T.. ~ II s,,n
.. b BURGESS. y. =. A..
sN Main ST Phone adiIon y,
lo.S a N Express. go 4. n Hxpre.,
wiih electric igated Sleeping Gag fos At
.nnt- sac B;.m'ngazm. l.+5 Il. u Express
Week Days 500 T.. " Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
40 T. A.-Daily.-conne citing FOR Balt,-
more Mon. Wed. ard Friday. 400 A nNEx.
Bun and 2:it T.. M.-Aoa Wed And Fri
cay-Locaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
Gburrt GnIltts.
PREsBYrERIAN.

FIRST PRISE J : BRIAN CHURCH -
: = MG7FADES The cysnins setyiee vii
be omitted sunday school Al $50 4 II
Bible classes A. lo 4 "
SECOND PRESBTT BRIAN CHURCH.
Rev RUSSELL. CECIL. D. u. pastor Ser
Gay SIS P Il slndas seaoo s.a a
CHURCH OF THE COvENANT-REv. j.
CALVIN STEWART. p. D. pastor. Preach
sunday night Midweek service WEDNESDAY
At Si5 2. ". sabbath school a. so Bible
classes az 10 \ N. During July union Sc Q
vices az night Will Dc held with the follow
ing churches a. : u o'clock First Saohath
night. Monument " church. s'iH. second
third SABBATH night. Allen Avenue Chris
Westminster Presbyterian Church. s.i5. a-st
sabbath night August. Church OF the Cove
SEklicEs At GRACE STREET PRES
byieFian Church a; Il O'clock a NJ.
IVES rMiSsrER PREsByrERIAS
Ing AZ !, a N ~ The pastor. Rev. JAMES
BAf'Tilis1.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (BRoAD A%D
TEL. .. D. pastor. Tne Fe.. ) 2 SAM
fEN. D. D. OF Louisville. Ky. Will preach
a. botn servic'--li A u. and 2. L.
Graded SUNDAY school. Ba.aca and Phil
athca GLASSES ca W Patterson. SuptD $3.50
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH FRANK
lin and Adams streets. Services a. A. VI.
Grsded sunday school $50 4 VI
Orsanized classes Tor men and women.
vile. Ky. VIII preach at the morning ser
vice There Will be no service at night.
Quartet choir : cordial welcome 10 ali.
GRACE STREET BAPTIST SHUR- Il
tGface and Foushee Streets. Preaching
AZ Il =. NJ by the Re-. JOHN II EAGER.
D. n. OF Baltimore. Nd. subject Gods
1 I net Q-d fyNs.
day School 4, $50 =. N. CIiugh Pow
eli. suptD- Wednesday evening prayer
meeting Is o'clock The public cancel
ally strangers, are cordially United To wor-
Grove AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
by the pastor A. Il a ". and s.l5 p 81.
sunday School at Oils y. NJ. James r.
Wood snp'l F.aJ.r-meeting Wednesday
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
wINFREY. Of cuipeper. Va. will preach
morning and evening. sunday School $50
y. N. All welcome
CENTENARY NJ Z CHURCH, SOUTH.
s5es @ Sc'TS qouNG gF'b and Dd Eh
Preaching a, il = NJ by Rav. ". 4 CHRIS
TIAN. u. .. Preaching at SIS p NJ hy
Rev ERNEST STEVENS Graded Sunday
school With organised classes a; 40 a.
PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
Composite Monroe Park. on West Frank!in
Strectl. Rev. WALTER 9. PARKER pas-
tor will conduct tho services md preach
at II y NJ ana IL p. NJ Holy communion
after The morning sermon Strangers vel
come.
sEVENT STREET CHRISTIAN
Church. Preaching At Il \ W by the pas
tor, Rev. II. y g. MAc'LACHLAN Subject.
"a Judge Who Feared Public Opinion"
/ There vii be no evening service. Sunday
! School $50 A. NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICE OF FIRST
| Church OF Christ. scientist. Will be held to-
| morrow morning in church edhcc Corner
! Park Avenue and Meadow Streep at II
o'clock subject. God" Wednesday even
! ing testimony and experience meeting at
/ 207's North Sixth street. and are open every
week day from 10 4. VI. 10 : T.. NJ. All are
| cordially invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
STEAMER TURNS OVER
Passengers Thrown Into River. hut
Nome La DroNXuNd.

Memphis, Tenn. July 5.-The pleas
ure steamer Matte Couch. operatin;
between Memphis and the Arkansas
side OF the Mississippi! River. turned
over In midstream while outbound VI IN
scores OF pleasure seekers carly yes
terday afternoon. None was drowned.
although number OF passengers had
thrilling experiences before Rescue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
Leave Richmond
ACCOMMODATION IRAINs-wEEKnaYs
Atlantic Coast Line
The si tan IA hailTSad Of the sou.S

Ahr Stnnuaru haliread OF the Sou,S
REFLECTIVE JUNE 18th, 1912
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
FOR Florida and South: S:i: a ri ana
80 Il. NJ. 100 \. 81
For norfolk: $40 a. N. 800 a. III. .a:o,
A. 80 NJ. - r II.
a NJ. 500 r. II. SD T.. NJ
..tfor reg s6lrx' 40 4. n. s:5 a. NJ.
., =. q: ~ s;lS a. ". 800 A N. 1900 A.
+. N. 49, p. VI. DO =. N. n:@ r. n
Eos Geldsooro and Fayetteville. $40 IN.
lrains arrive Richmond daily: SO ~
SO a. ~. SIS a II. 1871 a. ST.. s.,e..s
NJ. u 40 y. Nj. ''ii5 A NJ .2:io p "
80 r. n 90. + N. as p. Nj so T.
except sunday. ''sgaday only
TINE OF arrival and depa.tur. ana co,
neetiUns no; guaranteed
c : CAMPBELL. o. j. A SIS Mai, c,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
sEABOARD AIR LINE.

south0olnd trains scheduled 20 l.ave Rich
moad daily. $50 Il M.--Locai TO Sof.ina.
i.-o 2 M-sleeper' and eoAe mes. As.aaiA.
Birmingham. savannah. Jacksonville. -
i. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Jscksohv!.le.
Il . p. M.-S.eepefs and coaches. atlanta.
Birmingham. Iemphis. Northoound trans
scheduled to arrive in Richmond daily
$50 A. NJ. $40 =. II. s.os y. Ii. s.ia L. N.
Local!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

PETERSBURG PEANUT MApxp-
1Rfporied by Rodgers Mccabe Z Coz
f't.rsours Ma. July 5-PeAnuis span
.si,- etr"t triner tnrmers' spanish. s2ttc
i.' oisn"-t Jumbo Spanish, S1ist per hushs..
90 snel.et spanish. 5G5i4c per nouno
30 fAeued SPANISH. IS. q &C. per pound
y i7Firias-Nerkef nrm fame, Jumbo. fc ne-
poEnd fancy handpicked 5,aa4.c
poG"d' extra prime. &c. per pound: prime.
ac per rosnt machine Kicked s0Si.c. pr
pound shellng stock esac per pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
Norfolk & Western Railway

C.--t All !tA.l- -l-NA y NONEO.A
schedule IN Aasct june y. -
Leave - - street 81 t!0a. s.icas.caG. FOR
NORFOLK. as.lo \ n. .s.oJ - H. - W
J. N. i.I9 Z u. b,Ss p. n
FOR LfSCH8UHC ASD TIE WEST. .tI5
N. 1900 \ Il. as % J. NJ 'su p. "
Arrive R!casnond from Norfolk: au.4v A
Vi ol.it 4 81. 't2 Z. ~ c.0:.. r. NJ
'i.se Z. i From the Wv1, -e.G n
a-..o = *. oi.to =. "a. 90 l.. II. go r.
II. " =
DAILY apaily *. sunday. ssgneay oal-.
W. T. BEFlLL. q! Il pOsLEY.
e. 4. a. Roanoke. D : A. R.chnonc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

New York Iuiy -Beev4s-Recclp.s .sl
NAIKe' steafN - firm Steers SOLD
''n ~ bulls Sic5Ed 30 COWS i.4sr
'sSfH oeel steady Cut,cs-R-coints al
~. Ne@is olq fsc h.eher Common d.
mo reais Sf495. cuffs sia5rn stse.
lna L1 mos-iseoeints ii.isT head Shcep
amos steady 20 firm sheep. : bis
- oG,is So lambs S.t0aS re-. cuiis. ss50T
weak s,a.e ~ 800 neac Feeling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
SAILED.

steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk rer-
cnlnrise and passenrers O.E Dominion Line.
steamer brandor. uirney. No.iJIH. mcr-
cnanaisc and PASSENGERS. ola Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahont Iratcs. Norfolk and
j mes l'iver landiuss merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia HArirat.on Cornpany
steamer Aurora. t'Urran Tet.rspurE and
James ltiv"g and!ugl merchants. ana pa,-
scngels Flr;nan Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
st a perjury warrant has Deen is

SItsIl
Miss Heppner testified that she saw
Mr. Funk and Mrs. Hcnnins in i hotel,
The persons with whom Miss Heppncr
said she was dining at the time de-
clared they were not in the hotel nor
with Miss Heppner on the day she
named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 5 1919.
A 3 l.. L u

steamer Brandon. Harney. Norfolk. me.-
c"anelse and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
steamer Berkeley, shelly. Norfolk Iner-
eAanc!se and passenger. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas Graves Norfolk ard
James River landirgs. merchandise ana pas
sengeTs Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora. Fu.nan. Petersburg and
James Rive. Landings. merchandise and pas
sengers Furinan Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

Bankers and Brokers


STOCK
n. N'I Nafiile. com
hte' national Paper .--
~ ~ per PA -.---...--
iNsn. 'ltN south. com
-, ,. u i Z q diie ....---.
- s'l, ana VI Ners. cor
: - : {; !, e /" no ~. NJ E''S' ptd
~ .,,Al' lon. CO. com
~vIiliaiH TOD. I O. ptd
,,V"iSNiii' ana y aShNill
N,i'ihi copper -.-.---.
no Ian ana eAas .
~ y ~ w. ana l'A pId
y S"l'l "tilic t-.....
= q ..ou.N Lei,u ..-..-.
+, l or a Zen 'ii -'..
:. INT ma Western
:, ..v-n hiiu w estefn.
!, tirin acme -..-.
"S'llD Niiii ..--..-......
nus i'd ana ---+-.---..
eco tle : p@s -..-.-....-..
" T.. ana - T. com
~ @hd ~. L. PA
- " u IN Io~i COM
'ss.i steel ..-. -
'ss ga - Naf ptd-
~ ltel spring. com
z, e. . ..--'..-..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
DRY Goops MARKEr

New fork July The cotton goods mar
heis We're steady ana quiet Local wool
markets and yarn magScs are arm lohbe rs
bad qg!e' day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

tendency TO the cotton marke. today. and
as. .Ist prices We're s8N points ne. higher
lures opened steady AT an advance OF n
10 points on sood cables M!Gdiing. .aisc..
s4.es on The spot g bales and IS 70 arrive
futures closed steady; January iaO4.
March. iau. July. 1850. Ausust - So,
teinor9' 2 49, October 100. December. !a6i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

Loose pressed large bales a 1870
Load your cars so that hay a. doors rep
resenis contents ana thus avoid .e,ectlons
Ihis market grades hay In accordance
Win the Natl0nal Hay Assoc,at,on-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
VACATION Cruises
20 70 okSSssk. AAgvAGO

via Halifax. y. :. cruise OF 1900 miles. Mag
nifc.nt scenery Gut OF Canso. Nortnumber-
land strait. Gulf and River st Lawrence and
far famed sasucnay l;iver. : :. Trinidad"
from y Y july 9TH and 2oth. Aug 30 and
nth From quebec July 18th and 18th. Aug.
o.h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
TesGAlAQ.sO,lQG''l

Tours Inc. Hotels. Shore Excursions. Lowest
Rates. Twin screw =. :. "BI1KAiUDIAN."
l05is tons displacement. Electric cams: WIRE
less telesraphy. Fastest. newest and only
Steamer landing passengers ut the dock In
Bermuda without transfer Saillrgs every
tive days in connection with X. II. 5. i.
CO. Tickets interchan geaoo.
For fun information apply 10 a. f. OUT
ERBIaIDGE " Co. Agts., Quebec 5. >. Co.,
r. Main. or any Ticket Agt., or QUEBEC
=. :. co, Ltd Quebec.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission CO.. Com.
mission Merchants, Richmond VaS
R.rhnnrr -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

shipments $50 barrels, stock s7.ss4 barrel
quote. b. S5.so45.ss
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RICHMOND srock MARKET.
BY Richard ". injury.
> = QastH 49, -a-- -

Stock ana Boad Broker. 1913 E Main Street.
Richmond, Va. July S 1911.
STATE SECURITIES BID. Asked.
XirF.aia S. oia c and r., 1852 So. zee
q. Centuries IS c. and r. 1901. $50. s5i.
CITY SECURITIES
l.eA CITY S. c ana B. i.ss-ia 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06
RIcnNoND ronAcco NlARnEr.

r,.,,. Richmond Va. July s. 1912
ro.iowiaF are the Quotations on ne Pi-b
monl Tobacco Exchange. '''7 '''r"
BROWN SH1PprN,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

QEotationf- :or lntefost-paylns BONDS are
g. . 7r!ce 10 WA-cr interest lncs- oe aGted
~ ONE heu1s and Certificates O.. lndcut.d-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-09
TROUBLE WITH
BONDSMEN

For some reason or another A. c.
Huber of Gary is having trouble with
his bondsmen and the work on a road
in Eagle Creek may be delayed as re-
suit. The following regarding the
matter appeared in a Crown Point pa
per:
"A little trouble has developed over
the building of the gravel roads in
Eagle Creek which may cause some de-
lay, but it is generally believed that
the matter will be Strengthened out in
time so that the construction work can
be started as soon as the weather per-
mits A c. Huber of Gary took the
contract for about $4,000 and a surety
company went on Huber's bond in the
sum of $4,000. The company has since
started suit to be relieved from the
bond and the case Is set for March .
in the superior court at Hammond. 1t
will in no manner effect the building
of the road. as the contract has been
let the bonds sold and the money Is In
the county treasury. 1t may delay the
work for few weeks and ii may not.
1t is a question whether the bonding
company can at this time be relieved
from their obligation"