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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

TIE absolute freedom OF press,
o><1 sad zssemDlsgr.
Z ne adoption Of q graduated
rsN< tau. ,h1 Increase of The rates
NE present corporation tar. and
~ extension 81 Inheritance taxes.
9eu&ted In proportion 10 the
~ II the estate and 20 nenrneaa
1tn-khe proceeds OF these taxes
. smployed In the Specialization
I Unrestricted and equal suf-
~o0e fok fuen and women.
I9A1opsion OF the initiative.
9eu1dnm and recall. and Of pro-
uo1H representation. nationally
Il vel - locally.
The abolition Of the senate
ss'o power Of the prssi-
ne election Of the president
b y e; s. president BY direct vote
Z The abolition OF the powers
~ the supreme court Of
S.s<e0 states 20 pass upon the
<et,pnAiity Of the legislation
~ congress- National laws
fep<aisd only By act OF con
Or 81 a referendum vote Of
~14H people.
Ihe abolition Of the present
IIoas upon the aynendnfent %
sScezit9fion. 30 that instrument
naede ausndabie by n major
~ voters In . majority Of
y ne granting Of the right OF
9s IN the District Of Colusn
"a su representation In congress
eem0cfatic form Of municipal
~ ent Tor purely local affairs.
tne extension Of Democratic
~ ent to al United states ter
Y ne enactment OF further
-<ss1's,s sor general education, and
~ Tor vocational educa-
II = nseful pursuits. The bureau
NJ s'on 10 be made a depart :
g rAs enae,men, Of f.r,hs,
.:s< Tor the conservation Of
The erection ~ N irae-
S,,<.e. bureau Of health with such
~ will secure the fun
n eli schools Of practice.
-. ~ SEPARATION OF the present
~ - - labor from the depart
49,. cphmerce and labor and
15inens ION 70 the rank Of a de-
~ nt1lI,itDA OF ALL FED
"A ,-np!ISIffcT COURTS AND
i7RT LIED sTATES CIRCUIT
6tfre ~ APPEALS. sTATF.
~ Hs5L CASES AKfaIxG n u.1,, = ,, 5, :
7fss or THE sEvERAI
~ 4xp FOREIGN coRP0RA :
66ra IhE ELECTION or All
fyk SHORT TERMS
1er ~ minedlate curbing Of the
a shs courts to Issue In juno
5ee re free administration Of
Z. re calling OF a convention
y ~ t,ni,I's' o. the constitution
g st1. ~. Of relief a. wa
y "a h,,. y fores from capital
49, .ut preparation az fh~
49, 70 seize the whsie ya.~ars
III firment, IN order thai fhev
1ooS 10y lay hold Of the whole
~ co,n. .socialized Industry and
~. - " their rlshtful Inherit
M e snoneludes my writing On M.
yW o{fe- .nnslyhs / did not get Ia
1nuos - man the Socialist party
011nsfiT.. vaughan required
nerta winch | deemed far
111ifIe~s now leave po1ft.
1c(Ion, 30 " take up tho study
4W. AZ. sinlng 10 Dentistry
sat | mistake not ~
{ vote that will b. nss, H.
~ X next Tuesday wifi brins
<snxard Taft erect ,foon ~.
Theodore Hooaevci,
1ksw s4e wilds OF Africa. seno
1l1cr "i'spn to the school "a
u ~ h.nq make Mr.. chaftr
n nit the water wagon
n(1ss.p eclaiists will view IN,
70 dsts om ne Standpoint Of
" unon - st'ninism and sntsi
~ .ns campaign OF 1914
EDWIN J. BROWN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

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left 0pen 10 the attacks 81 danger
Gus diseases HORRIBLE suffering 70.
sulfs---daYs are one iens tofture ana
ntxhfn sierpt~sM agony
W. remedy cteans~s the system 81
Impurities stops the dripping ~ she|
throat. hawking. foul hfeaih. hre9
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Tor breath ard sieepisss nights.
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MI IfftefU cAHHut " M
4 swcred In the paper. and many 4
4 are without name or address I
4 A stamped. selfaddressed en- Z
4 veiope always brings prompt Z
4 reply. CYNTHIA GREY.
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LInoisums. ssc. as Pike nj.
Modern Furniture Co.
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IIiugs That Profess
sipna| People Should
Understand
:, EDWIN .. BROWN.
- xsr.t Ave. t.iea Heck.

wt,h mn. article finishod
have " .hs WORN 81 the national
Vuu. ,e 81 the Socialist party
n2nss.SN nate that the SocistiNt
yee IA uolsticai demands pub /.
nofv. s.~s ia 4 political party and
pe.xe ~ *oelai powers tpower~ 81
49, -, with which to put tta
'n,tnjs. into operation
$3.50 n.rltlcal parties are grad
49, ,fntlnx many OF the ele-
oei.{ "a the Socialist party pro
De.r r.t there II one which they
@ stept. that - the sotial
-shir of the Industrial instttu :
..s All the means ef life " "a
I~s 10 work IN these institution
- wages where tne s.ees's " w.
la~ class are compelled TO
~ <s<;r i4bor power for wages
- snrx ~ people are compelled
s,vk Ia those Institutions Tor
l1xt - fnnx will The WORK /.
ES> 4snned of the product Of
r.fs cannot xlye the workers.
3 ne grrat wealth producing
- sny relief
= noes~selt cannot give any re-
~ - be knows a.
= w.,soa does not pretend to be
80 q DO ~.
= Cnaf1o effers nothing Of In
2.S- = q prchlDit them from get
x.~ ANNA on whisky. he has 30
.1~ IN thess who are drunk,
<-Ss AZ The lack ~ fced. nor has
- <sss,ts for those who are
x~sH With economic power gained
49, priyafe ownership 81
Snl1S p1sauced and roshins pro-
~ r.os~seis. wiison and chafin
sif agreed that II Is proper for
~ Srcf11rsrs 10 he skinned ~ the
s~nsrs Of the assns Of Ifs. our
~@ss ana Children are totfinx and
~ men are hlaekllst~d.
=, rsfs tells Us that there are
.s5v swe uays for ~ 20 SO on. one
q q - with hlfn. AMI he will rsxa-
~ "a ykinptux Of the producers
7nd hare Il tcns with . bs< Katie
n ~ big cwnsfs and nna~r ms
spervisisn and regulation. the
s1ksr way Is 10 20 to socialism
nsss~selt calls % ~ 90 elect ninas
:. - knans that there are good
xt:nsrs and bad xklnners. ana he
IN cnlx allow the good sktan~rs
3pr1ss k4nxi 10 sktn uM
- wil.an inform. VA that ~ l.
- helfryew In the skinninx bus
~ kaf Ia should be done on a
wSIl }niIxidaal scale by thc use
e Dmall NATIVES. - " woat huft
- clsfjS advocates the skInninw
M71Il} 1ystrrfs bat wants 70
~ 49, lrx. Ynix il AT there -
r ~ ~ The political parties and
S n,h11oruy. outside OF the Ne-
Gn un1ey. - far a. tbs produce
~ tsacernsi. they all desire to
n16ent and regulate the sk4nninx
nem - the cwuiux class. bet
RI NJ n the working class -
1rf ~ elf and what little IL left
l. as<{Inx thin xnd sensitive to
Ur&Irx <lz<< Interests fclass cor
m1ruI nnd the Socialist party u
~ ~ pq<ifical idsnfity In the
6cr1 sopable Of stopping the skin
- h1Gl1<<x The Socialist party
I l. - political sxvresstcn ot the
z IRo6sfjax class our political de-
nnnts are merely preparatory
VA Tor he greater work 20 cofns.
) ( nsxn4 10 an end Eight years
IN nov PED. Mr.. Reader. will find
4fyA Rcoe<svn's. Wiison'r and
0of1H'e parties all combined 10 de-
~ The socialist party IN tets IN
- ~ yo1 will then choose
011e1<r ron will etna acipsts your
~ - whether Fou win continue
y o1ennnic s<rsituds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-02

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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04
COMING EVENTS

Oct 1.-THE Village Postmaster"
opera house.
Oct 10-Gibson's Harp Orchestra,
Oct 1S-Stecker Bros Orchestra,
dance, opera house.
dance, ''24" club hall.
Oct 24-and thereafter, Rev. Roches-
Oct. 80 and 30-"The Merry Travel
lers,'' home talent musical com
edy, opera house.
ter and wife, revival meetings,
Christian Church.
Oct. 31-Hallowe'en concert and
dance, Ladysmith Band, at op-
era house.
Nov. 4-Wehrman Concert Co.
Nov. 9-Maeder's orchestra, dance,
"24 Club"
Nov. 21-Col. G. A. Gearhart, lee
turer.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Part of house for rent cheap
Mrs. Fl. l.. Clark. II
Greatest event of the season-"The
Merry Travellers
Five Acre tracts with river frontage
Andersen e Falge, Attys.
Miss Leda Mosher, of Donald, was
a shopper here last Saturday.
Money to loan Long time; easy
terms. J. w. Carow, Ladysmith.
The Dimock building is rapidly
approaching completion. The roof is
being put on and the construction
work has now reached a point where
| it cannot be delayed by bad weather.
The foundation is ready for the
Osborne & Clark coal shed, which is
to be moved a short distance east
of it's present location to clear Third
st. west. 1t will be moved next week.
The annual session of the North
western Wisconsin Teachers Assocla-
ton will be held at Eau Claire this
year. on the 18th and 10Th of Octo-
Der. A number of Rusk county teach
ers will attend.
W. H. H. Ingle has quantity of
Social Democratic campaign literature
and wants those of that party who
are willing to assist in the distribu-
ton of same to call at his home
and get a supply.
We are headquarters for mems and
boys sheep-lined coats and macki-
naws. Also, mems fur and plush-lined
coats. Remember we undersell the
City Mail Order Houses.-Thompson
Mere Co., Ladysmith, Wis.
Next Thursday evening, Oct. 10,
is the date for the appearance here
of Gibson's Harp Orchestra, Of Apple
ton, under the auspices of the "24
Club" and at their hall. This prom
Uses to be one of the best dances
of the season and will no doubt be
we'll patronized.
Stecker Bros fine orchestra, Of
Appleton, will furnish the music for
dance at the opera house on the
evening of Friday, Oct. IS. This
event deserves liberal patronage, as
the music is excellent. There are
six in the orchestra and all are first
class musicians.
Atty. and Mrs. A. N. Ander-
sen were called to Stanley Wednes-
day by the death of the latter's
uncle. James Jordan. Miss Nellie
Jordan, of Iron Mountain, Mich,
sister of the deceased, was here be-
tween trains Wednesday, while on
her way to Stanley.
Rock-filled piers, with sloping face
of blanks are being put around the
cylindrical columns supporting the
new bridge across the Flambeau lead
ing to 'Brooklyn" This will prevent
the bridge heaving as it did last
winter. when the ice frOZe around
the piers and lifted one or two OF
them up when the level of the water
above the dam was raised.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

! Peter Chriske was up from Con
rath Tuesday.
w. D. Morgan made business
trip to Park Falls Tuesday.
DR.. L. w. Berry, of Sheldon, was
a Ladysmith visitor Monday.
T. F. Krenn, Of Island Lake, was
a county seat visitor Wednesday.
For Sale-Some good Shepherd
pups.-J. A. Boyer, Ladysmith, Wis
it,
| r. H. Rhodes, Of Hawkins, was in
the county seat last Saturday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ballou moved
into their palatial new home Mon
day.
| P. Fl. Laughrin, of Prentice, was
| a business visitor in this city Tues
day.
Dick Smith and Robt. GOe, of At
lanta. were visitors in Ladysmith Sat
urday.
E. r. Cram, station agent at HaW-
kins. was in Ladysmith Tuesday
evening.
Game Warden F. K. Randall, of
Phillips, was scouting around here
Monday.
A. T. Anderson, of Conrath, was
a county seat visitor between trains
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. F. Slattery returned Sat
urday from a visit of few days
at Barron.
Mrs. J. w. Carow was seriously
i'll the first of the week, but is now
recovering.
C. A. Magnus, the Glen Flora mer-
chant, was Saturday visitor in the
county seat
Arnold Elchlepp, of Abbotsford, is
now employed as day clerk at the
Gerard Hotel.
Brother Andrews, of the Bruce
Newsletter, was business caller
III the county seat Monday.
F. E. Munroe, E. w. Hill and Hen
ry Davis have been at Bucks camp
this week. bagging partridge.
Mrs Frank Gown returned Satur-
day night from Knapp, where she
had spent four days visiting friends.
Mrs. R. w. Grant went to Plain
field last Friday night for a short
visit She returned yesterday morn
ing
Henry Wilson went to Bruce
Wednesday and went out to see how
things were on his farm near Rice
Lake
The Christian Endeavor society
will conduct candy sale at 0. 3.
Ellingboes furniture store Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ D. Martin de-
parted Monday evening for visit
of several weeks at Fond du Lac
and Waldo
Mrs. H. O. Shaver returned Satur-
day night from Norcross, Mimi,
where she was called by the death of
her brother.
Mrs C. T. Bader and daughter,
Miss Mamie, of KEENAN,, were La
dysmith visitors between trains
Wednesday.
The irrepressible L. d. Crane was
down from his town Monday and the
News-Budget acknowledges the pleas
ure of a call.
F. E. Martins store front pre-
sents an approved appearance, as the
result of the application of fresh
coat of paint.
Queen Quality shoes for ladies and
Florsheim shoes for men-lead all
other makes.-Thompson Mere. Co.,
Ladysmith, Wis.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs H. W. True next Wednes-
day, Oct. g. Lunch will be served.
All are welcome.
Otis Potter returned Tuesday from
a visit to his home in the town OF
Rusk. He made business trip to
Exeland Wednesday.
No one need search very long
for amusement about the latter part
of this month. There will apparent
| ly be plenty of diversion.
| Mrs. Gothic was taken to the Men
dota asylum Tuesday night by I'm
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04

Don't wait till we have another
storm. Sc us about Tornado Insur-
eance NOW. Cheap rates.-Andersen
& Falge, Postoffice Bldg. At.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04
Probate Notice
State OF Wisconsin, County Court
for Rusk County:
IN PROBATE

Notice is hereby given that at the
regular term of the County Court to
be held in and for said County, at
the Court House in the city OF Lady
smith in said County, on the first
Tuesday, (being the 9TH day. OF
November A. D. 1912, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ, the following matter will be
heard and considered
The application Of Otto Olson for
the appointment of Otto Olson OF
the city of Ladysmith as administra'
tor of the estate of John E. Olson
late of the city of Ladysmith in
said County, deceased.
BY order of the Court:
d. W. MALONEY,
County Judge
J. w. Carow, Attorney.
First publication Oct. 4, 1912, 2S-aO)
Money to loan, lowest rates. T. M
Thomas, Attorney, office in Thomas
Block, Ladysmith Wis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
NEW yonIl rRopucE MARKET.

New York, February 2J.--Flour-oulet and
about steady rye Flour-Steady. Bucii-
wheat Flour and Ryc--Dull. Cornmeal--
STEADY. Whcat--Spo; steady No. > REQ.
<I.oi elevator and 'xport basis and si.0a1. T.
o. h. aioa,. Futures UNCHANGED TO Sc net
lower May, Sl.tA 5-l6: July $685.. Corn
SPOT stendy: No. :. SIC elevator. domestic
basis to arrive, aud export. 72i-c. Z. o. b.
ahoat Futures nominal. 0ats-Spot steady.
Tuturea-Nominol
po,l;-ouict, Pork, Gu, Meats and Lard
Steady. Taliow-p Dull. Pctroicum-Stcady.
Wool-ouie;. Rosin and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Noia sses-Stcady. R!oe-Firm Sngar-Raw.
quiet; refined, steady Conec-Futurcs clos
od steady y, a net advance % +d6 points.
Srot, Rio. No :. lF.Wiii-c.; Santos No. T..
l"i:C.; mild, dull: Cor,ioVa, ldMiSc uomlna! l..
Butter and Chccse--Flrm :gss--jnsettlsi.
POTATOES --Ensy Bermuda, late crop. per
barrci, $auTJ": Maine, In hulk per $50
per I"S-Hound bags $1,000 37n: lower grades.
$l5o@e.25. cabin srs-- Firms red ION. scSgp
aNoo Danish seed Si9a 800. l'reIghts and
P.auuts---l nchnnged
;Sccrt FOR March. which was lower carly
under tenders Of around 100 barrels. the
market Tor cotionsccd oil ruled steady all
day on covering OF shorts and In synpa I IA y
with tho strength 81 hogs and cotton. March
closed points net lover. While later post
tons wer" unchanged to point net higher.
March. iiaT 80; April, S;GHh.S$; May. 56l ~
d.GS: juno, 5.i5M5.i0; July. 5Il SIS; prime
crude, iii; prime summer yellow. . 10 hid
do, Winter yellow. $500 .J;i: do. summer
white, 80 90.
Haliimurc, Nd. February c1.-Wheat-Dul;
spot. contract 9Sc. corn-Frm: spot. con
tract. Gt'.r. OatS--Quet: No. wti,c STl. 4,
5l',c. i!yc Quiet; No. Western, domestic,
81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
SAILED.
TAFT WILL STOP
AT WIN I HR 0 P
Especial to The Tincs.D,,n,,cn

'''"'Niii ~ 4 nc liIhcS- lDfsDatCh.1
Washington d. c.. February a7-It
is armed here to-day that President
TAFT in all probability will visit Win
throp College, at Rock Hill, s. c., when
he starts for Savannah on April 80, to
attend the centennial Of the Hibcrnian
Society of that city
Whom Mr. Taft about two weeks ago.
sisnited his intention of visiting
savannah, invitations began to pour
into him from many sections of the
south In fact, taere were so many
that practically all of them had to be
, declined. The political situation was
never more acute than Just now, and
II is known that the President desires
TO stay very close around Washington.
However, IS he promised the Savannah
people that he would certainly accent
their invitation several weeks ago, he
feels bound now to do so.
The trip to Savannah. via the South
ern Railway instead of the Coast
Line, so that the President could stop
by Rock Hill, would require perhaps
not more than a few hours more time.
and 1t is said here to-day that as soon
as the details of the Savannah trip are
worked out. Secretary Hillcs will con.
fer with President -. Ii. johnson, of
Winthrop College, so that necessary
crrangemcnts may be made Mt ROCK
Hill, If the stop is made.
T. r. ATcC,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28

Chicago, Ill, February sI.-Cettio-Receipts
1000 head Market strong. Beoves, $3.50;
40; stockers and feeders, S4363o; cows and
heiters. S2946I0; calves. ss.to6Tc5 Hogs
Receipts lS,oo1 head. Market strong, 10 d i5c
s6.lod6.+5; mixed, s6l5965: heavy. ss'@G
$50: rough, 500 $3.50: pigs. s+4oae.I6; bulk
OF sales. ss.soR6.i6. Sheep-Recciptso 1900
Htau' Market strong Natse. S3.4oa4J9:
western $3.50 t.G yeariinEs s5G5.so: lambs
hatlve Ehvo q 100: western. S5Ril5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
TREAsUIsEIssIIIP CONTEST
WILL BE HEARD MARCH 10

Suffolk, Va. February 27.-The con
test OF NJ F. Lloyd vs. Colonel r. :.
Soyk!n for the treasurership OF Suf-
folk was called in the City Circuit
Court to-day, and assigned for March
i6. Lloyd, formerly of Eastern shore,
MARYLAND, bases his contest on the re-
celpt or two votes at the Novemb er
election. Colonel Boykin. declared tho
Democrats nominee. failed to have
his name printed on the official bal.
lots. Lloyd already has qualified. hut
Goykin retains possession of the Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF RICHMOND. FEBn1rAny mo
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley shelly Norfolk. MGR.
cnanuise and passengers. Old Dominion lin.
.f.eamer Aiobjaek. Gravce, Norfolk nm,
James River landings, merchandise an, mas
Ne"trIs' virginia NuNisation Company.
steamer Aurora, Furinan Petnrshr,r 80
."mles river landings. merchandise and pas.
SAILED.
steamer berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. uer.
,hhhdist and passengers. Ola Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg n nd
'hncS RIVER landings. merchandise and mar.
eenGcrs. Furmau Line '1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
Negro Found nnnh

Smiths Roads, Va. February 81
Moses Jones, a negro about twenty five
years OF agc. was found dead in a corn
held near mere yesterday morning a
Jug containing about a half gallon OF
whiskey was found near by. On in
vesttSation il Is thought probable that
the negro lay out all night in the rain
and became so chilled that he froze Ia
death. as no bruises were found on his
body. An inquest was deemed unnc.
CeSsnry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28

ncn;. lsise bales: stock 1885, bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts.
tlr.2l7 bales; export TO Great Britain, Ss,Ibi
oalcs; TO France. 1888 bales; 10 the CONT
Ient. 7l.e79 bales.
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts s,9oS.6SS bnics; export to Great
bales: TO the Continent, 3s,s7iS bales: to
japan. S57tsi bales; to Mexico, 1855 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
SEABOARD AIR LINE.

Southb bound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily: s:i0 y. M.-Local to Noriina
l:2O T. M-SlceTcrs and coaches Atlanta
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville. s:ls F.
M.-Flor.da Limited Except sunday "a? p
M.-sletper and coaches. Jacksonville. u:@
+. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Birmingham
Memphis. Norihbound trains scheduied 10
arrive In Richmond daily: 5:So a. ~. 1855 a.
M 1925 4. NJ. Except Monday. 6:QS Z. Ii.
$40 y. NJ. Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY list 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALE
For Florida and south S:iS A n and
i;& p: Il 1880 P. a., 100 A. II.
p. II.
For N. & W. Ry. West: ssh A H.. 1900
a. n, $500 r. n, $50 p. II.
For Petersburs: 100 A NJ s:u A II.
s:H A NJ $500 a. ~. 1850 A. ". $500 p. n,
t;io F. ~. ee' +. ~. 1875 p. a.. 9:2o p. NJ.
For Goidsooro and Fayetteville: 'I:is p. IL
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. n.
s:o 4. NJ. $40 A. N. a7;oo A. II, s8:U A.
al. ''lo:i6 a. NJ. IL 40 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ,
TAO L. A.. 500 p. NJ. s:S5 p. NJ. 500 P. NJ,
s:pV r. NJ. ll:2o r. n
Except Sunday. "SvEday only. aExcept
Monday.
Time et arrival ana departure and COZ.
bectons not Guaranteed
c. S. CAMPBELL. D. p. A. sas Main s.,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
rErnnsBuRG pEANrr MARwrr

Cicported by RODGERS, McCnbc 4 Col
Petersburg, Va, February 2z-Pcanuts
spahisl--firm at size. per bushel Vir
sinias-Markct frin. Fancy Jumbo &C. per
pound; fancy handpicked, 3a,c. per pound
e%tra prime. S'sc. per pound prime S;,c. ucr
pound; machine picked. az q Size per pount
shslling stock. q. s.. per pound
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LAVE STOCK MARKET.
tfal's ~ Union stock Yards1

'fF'I'h- " UNION st0ck Yards
Richmond. Va. February "a. 1912
report OF he 1--we stock market Tor the
week 'niimg fe6Tusf:; Is. 1919:
Necalpts -Catue. 1855 head calves y head;
sheer, GS head; hoes 5,s"2 head
htsi steert. 6HH5,.c. medium to good.
6'iH'c; common 20 fair. 4as%c: bes, hoif.
era. 81 SIC; medium to ;ood u. SC,
common TO fair. Sa.W4iso hest cows. 81. n
t'4c; mied,um 20 good. 5si3Hc. common 10
,a'F, "a = ~ 9, best oxen, l05hc.; medium
f1It:c., far % medlnm 596hc Cows and
calves. '?5d 500 per head. Hest heavy hogs
q: @et.c; 5000 10 "a iso-pnund hogs. c.. a
ISeS. hsht hogs and PKG. '5dsNo.; sows ano
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COTTON Markets

New IolN Frornaav .7-More opl!mIarIc
reports resardinS the f:ns!Ish labor sltua-
ton and Inc prompt stopplus Of March no.
tces impaired u hotter tone 20 the cotton
InaTkct to-day, and white advances were
not fully maintained, tho cose was steady
Ct nci gain OF - points on February and
from ~ PoiutS on o'h"r positions
Receipts to-Gas llp:p bales against 7!iIi
last week and - i5S asst year To-days r.
6eipth at. sew Dr.eaUs .l,iii Hrainst Gl>3 last
Year; ~ Houston 500 ea'c against SOS las
year, and AZ cfalfestoh S,g- dEainst 800 last
yaar.
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NAVAL SrnnEs

savannah. Ca, February 2,-Turpentine-
rih az ia:sc: sales 10. casks: receipts IS,
.askF: shipments l73 casks; stock r. 100 ca sl,.
Noslh-firm: sales a 6barrcls: receipts i.7a7
'arrc,s; shipments $50 barrels; stock a;iII
barrels. Quote: b. s662E ''
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars leave 9anebcster. Seventh and Perry
Streets for Petersburg:
&c :, s. % IL. u sie A. NJ l. 1 "a
''5:A5. ct. :. g. % 10 y H.
ll:oo p. q. FOR cses,e-. i::oo midnight %,
street. for anucaester:
tS;iA. t:S. "I:l5. '5:N. S:ss. s:ss. .Io:1 Ii:o
a. ". 1879 .!:5. ::sS. 7:,s. .i:a5, 5:S. s:s;
'';5S 8:s5. s:S. -l0:t9. ii:io p N
tDa!Iy except Sunday and holidays.
carries baggage and e1presI
"Limitsd. except suptay. and hou5,r,
All car. from Petersburg connect with
cnrf for Richmond. ~