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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-07
BIRDS AND WEATHER MAN
DISAGREE ABOUT SPRING.
Former Say 1t Is About Ready
to Step In; Other Says,
! "ShoW Me-"
Has winGr gomez

The answer to this popular question de-
Ponds on 3hether or not you believe in
the birds. tft the weather bureau. where
they belielg in nothing except high and
low areas, 34arebacks and storm centers
they say there is positively no way to
tell about an early spring. All they
will say there is that the country is
flooded with rain to the west Of Wash
ington and tomorrow will see some reek-
ing atmosphere. with q steady downpour
in these parts
But as to the birds the sharp ears and
sharp eyes of the observant folk who
can tell an English starting from a black
bird say that an early spring Is on its
way. And why? Well. because they
have heard the songs of certain birds
singing as they waited for downtown cars
in the morning. You would hardly
think a broker or an insurance agent or
a corner at Chevy Chase or Anacosta.
or Benning and forget about the toll
awaiting him in the city just because
little bird. no bigger than a baby's fist,
singing like mad in a bush nearby re-
minds him OF spring.
Hope in Song Of Sparrow. -
cILdpS ~ 10 u sOOu tIIIHS SO
many city chaps were brought UP in the
country. If they weren't they would not
notice 1t when the song sparrow ap-
peared two weeks ahead of schedule
time. How that song sparrow found out
about the rumored early spring is some
thing that no one, not even the weather
bureau, can tell. The weather bureau.
mind you, does not believe an early
spring is here until 1t sees it.
But this morning the observant city
chaps could have counted the songs of
eight kinds of birds that never appear
in the District Of Columbia until they
are sure of spring weather. Among these
were the white-throated sparrow, the
song sparrow, bluebird, flicker the good
old red-headed woodpecker and the busy
little nuthatch
Now it's the birds against the weather
bureau. The birds say spring is ready
to step in. The weather bureau says,
Show me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-07
SISTER GETS TROPHY.
Presentation Of Loving Cup Intend
ed for John Moisant, the Aviator.

NEW ORLEANS, March THE hand
some silver loving cup, the presentation
of which to Aviator John B. Moisant De-
cember 81. 1910, by the Central American
colony here was prevented because of
the aviator's tragic death a few days
before, was presented to Miss Matilda
Moisant, his sister, yesterday. The pres
entation was made by Gen. Francisco
Altschul. Miss Moisant is to make
flights here this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-07

The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. MacVeagh will give dinner tomor-
row night. and the Attorney General and
Mrs. Wickersham will entertain at din
ner Wednesday, March Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-07
MARRIED.

APPROPRIATION. On Monday. September 4.
1911. at Centerville, Md. by the Rev. l..
b. Parrott, c. ALBERT RAPEE and MOLLlE
v PAXTON No Cards.
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DISTRIBUTION DAY
IS GREAT SUCCESS
Crowds Carry Away Hundreds of
Sets of Cyclopcdias, and
Some Take Several.

The Times Dispatch did not under
estimate the class OF its clientele
when it determined the distribution Of
Everyhody's Cyclopedia here
The events OF yesterday demon
strated that the intelligence and am
bition OF the citizens Of Richmond had
been correctly Gauged in offering to
them the only exceptional book pub
LEGATION OF the year.
Hundreds of those who already
have shelves fun to Overlooking with
bulky ana moro or loss Obsolete so
called encyclopedias were among the
many who made a rush upon our Cy-
clopedia counter yesterday.
''.Iust what I wanted" was The COM
mon phrase OF praise which found it's
way To the lips of most OF those who
glanced at the books that are bound
TO be 4 great help TO any who will
open their covers in search of specific
knowledge TO be applied to their needs
Many came as the representatives OF
club buying the books; others bought
IN extra set for son or daughter,
ana still more came as the messenger
OF all those employed with them in
offices, where inc need OF lust such
works of ready reference have been Il
long felt want.
Ii the rush continues Tomorrow.
orders will be sent inmedi lately for
another shipment. in order thar none
OF our patrons may be disappointed.
You VIII have TO hurry IL YOU do
not want to run the risk of waiting
until another shipment arrives. These
books are going like the proverbial
hot cakes. Clip those six coupons and
see for yourself what the set is like.
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New Y rk
Stock Market

New York. March ie.-Althoush
prices OF stocks tended higher again
to-day the frequent rauses anu irreg-
ular movements seemed 20 indicate
that the market was pnssinc through
!, process Of digestion. rho almost
uninterrupted advance of tho past fort
night found it's clearcst reelection TO.
d8y in somewhat reduced demand. both
from investment and speculative
sources Long existing uncertainties
INCLUDING industrial and political con-
ditions abroad and within our own
confines arc beginning 10 attract more
attention, Irrespective of the fact that
q moro hopeful view is being taken OF
the difference between the anthracitc
coal owners and the miners The more
conciliatory attitude or the employers
probably was most responsible for the
Improvement shown by such issues as
Reading and LchiSh Valley. bu, other
standard shares like United States
Steel and Union Pacific displayed less
The most favora bic news of IL day
dcallns with this country's imports
and exports for February, both Of
which established new records for
That month. Imports Increased by
about Siooo.o0o, but exports show the
enormous gain of S23ooC.o0o over the
same month last year, which held the
record For the eight months OF the
fiscal year. exports exceed imports by
about SA5o.oooo0o which again exceeds
all past records.
Tho bond market was irregular IN
early dealings, but later developed
more strength. Total sales. par value.
H'.;-u.hiu
Panama coupon Us advanced IS per
To,al sales. 5l7,7oo shares, including
Ama'g"matcd Gopher. $1,000 SUGAR,
500 american Tobacco. preferred. $40;
G & o., 500: Eric, $4,000; Los. ~.
100 4 ". 700 Heading. 5@;Soo:
Sioss- Sheffield. 100: southern Rail-
way. Toe: preferred. 500; L. T.. 3S.-
200 L ). Steel, 'a.loo; V. {. C.. loo
New York. March la.--Money OH
call steady. 23-s12 l-2 per cent. I'll
ing rate. . 3-s closing bid, 23-s: "f-
fered 1T lie. Time loans firm; sixty
diSs, .n3l4 per cent. and nir.ty
..ays. @l-iG3 -" six months, ) 1870
asa Prime mercantile paper ! 10
! ~ per cent Sterling eN:hHnSn
steady with actual business In bank
crs' bills a s+.s+e5 for siNty-da:- bills
and n shS1t5 for demand. C,miNar-
cial bills. s4.sSl2 Mexican doi!avs,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKrr,

New YORK. March 70 -Flour---About steady
with fair local trade. RYE Flour--Qulet.
CoFnmsa! Rye and Barley-Stcady. Wheat
sue, steady No. rcd. $ieiI. elevator OK
n2't basis 20 arrive. and sl.o5 T. o. r. aaoat :
40. northern. Duluth. Sl.!S {. o. d ahoat.
opentrs navigation Options maze ne,
higher Mas SIG ii-iSc. July. Sl.or. Corn
SPOT arm. No. :. 7e;ic. elevator. dome site
oas.s. TO arrive. and export. .isc. Z. o. b.
ahoat F1tu:es nominal oats--Spo; firm
standard white d9e in elevator; No. :. se}2c.
Futures nominal.
Pork. Bee. ana Gu, Mea,.-Firm Lard.
Ialow and Parliamentary. Woo!-Quiet.
kosin and Tur7entinefir Rice and
Stead --s,eadE susar-Raw, steady, re-
hnsd. anie' coffee Futures steady a; a
net advance Of from sal? points SPOT
st"ady: Rio. No. :. iii:c santos. 10. I,
loSac; mild. arm; Cordoya. l5@ isc nomina. /.
otatoes-Steady and unchanged cabbage
firm feanGts-Cnchanrcd. Frcights-
coronseed oil ia, nrmer on covering Of
shor's and speculative buying on accoup,
% me strength in lard soma OF tho lriy
IN. o. July was credited 20 western inter
rstS Grade markets vero slightly ea.ier in
oh' Futures closed as points net isher.
Ma'cn. Isl g i.S5. Ap.! 555a555 MAY. 500
81; June S'ia Us. July. 5.HG5;2; prdime
tlune iyHJf5i; prime summer yellow. ;s6Ti
90 prime winter yellow a.750 $50 urine
GUNNER White, o.76 Gs.5
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COTTON MARKETS

NfN YORK, March q Tho cotton msrl<e,
- heiNc io-dny. but ruled decided y
s."-''i' ana rccoEeted most Q: ycstorday';
"9.' lWt"s ~ anIrs pensions .: renewed bad
weather ~ 'hu south. With The close yrrr
.i''a$ = 8 ne; ADVANCE 0: ,.om san points
cams oI.! in'oye',s aner buying
ldih'f as lesi'ely earlier In the dnv an,
"eH5,5a 10 'c takins lt,le par; in The late
reg lht and Business was very au!ct dur
int '.t aiifTn"9H Until! Within tho las, Il 4
~ 'u 'ncFf was Il renewed spur,
'''iN- NH 10 niy nave reflected even.
III, --,o'H'a 20. over the census ie.
l,t:siT's At TIE hort. io-day a:.s!c
..t'".t ''t'l asi H0ek ana ag.f s.; ycar
'aS Herh 1000 naics AGAIN., X -
W'oA ana it'S last yeas To-Day ,
cSfp's q; Galveston 1850 sale, go;
4 .nIas tas At New or!ean. 5.I7s safes
r''''' 10, iast car and al linuyr)u { +.
N'''' a-alf.-t ii1i last year
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BOND LlsI.

N..!'- manners 5lis
American Tobacco Go. old ss....... iaes
Aisriie coast Line is. is........ s5.,
y I: i~-i and y col. u. is.......... ii
/. eonv. As lin Baltimore. bid).. 1929.
: Pehh' hnd ono conV il:s.......... q
l-s=ett y NJ. cTs Tob. 60 5s.......... az,
l'sSctt s Myers FOB. 20. ,s.,....... T.,
'-o.!'I!ate onpany "s....,,...,....... s5il
I''1'ta!9 company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~
Nta so4rd Air Line STAMPED IS DID,. s7.;
, a.oisu ~" Line aao. '''....,.......... 1a'a
rorihtrn Railway Company is. ~.
In'H'hern RAILWAY company 5s......., ,o3
S;fs! -nd a:......,.... ........... l03
Brown Bros. cil1 bid. ........... q
Na-t.r, Chem. lsi - ...............,,. ,t-,,.
Y -b.-h drb /. .....
"aoash-I..ts. Term ist <4 a,
Panama mes -................. loo
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9raIrn leropnsaIa

-
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Of the District of Columbia. Wash.
,ngt9n' March r, 1912. Sealed pro
until o'clock P. NJ MARCH %,
1912, for furnishing and delivering
100000 or mora fire bricks. and sixty
tons. or more. fre clay. during the
renaining portion OF the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1912. Specifications
and form Of proposal may be OH
tanned from the purchasing of1ccr.
y: G. CtNO Fl. RUDOLPH. JOHN A..
JOIiNSTON. WILLIAM " JJDSON.
Commissioners. d. C.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 70.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 70. 1912.
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, NOR,
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer MobjacE, Graves, Norfolk and
James River laud!ngs. merchandise and mas.
seneers. virginia Navigation Company
steamer Aurora Furman. Pc,crsbury
James River landings merchandise and pas.
sensers. Furman Line
SAILED.
steamer Rerkt.ey. Shelly. Norfolk, NOR.
rhahd'se ana passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurcrn. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and mas.
scnSers Furmau Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c., March ia-sp!r!;s Tu--
pentine-SieaGy at isc. receipts Is casks
lsosi steady a; Sc: receipts 10 barrels
Tar Firm at $50; receipts 80 barrels
crude Turpentine-Firm ss.;og 80. re-
ce:p;s % barrels.
savannah. Ga. March is-TurpentIne-
Firm 4, isi.c sales us casks: receipts it2
casks; shipments IS casks: stock 81, 32s casks
isosin--Firm; sales $50 barrels: receipts I'll.
narrf IS shipments i5o barrels. stock soscs
barrcls. Quote: y, $50.
Charleston. :. c. March io-Turpenrine-
Firm al icc. Rosin-Firm. Quote: p. 1855.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
CHICAGO GRAIN M,RKrr

h-eaSo H.. March i:.-DuS!ns IN me
wheat pit received .mpe;u. today rom a
n fi; falling Of IN tho worlds avaiia.le sup
"! iota'. Forecas; OF the cold VA.
STRENGTHENED coarse grain and ind.rec;ly Mad
Aiso Il ouiiish effect on wheat, Tie in,,or
Sstea' hn.shtd SAKE. TO s,c. net higher,
corn UP '4dsie TO N.also; oats a, an nd .
sEhce OF .t9a,e 20 igHc. Hog produot,
dearer by %, q ioc. TO i2.ae.
Leading futures ranged as tol!aw,
Open. High Lou 60.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
EHN DISTRICT Or VIRGINIA.:
10 the creditors of CHARLES i
Ia 49, - !. OF Hlchmond, in tho county.
or itcnrico and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
;, Notice is hereby given that on tho
.Sth day Of February. a. p. 1919,
inc said CHARLES T.. READY vas
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that III 2
hrst meeting OF his creditors viii
e De- heid IN my office, Rooms Nos.
SOP and sos, American National BanI,
Building, Richmond. Va. on tho 3oTH
DAY OF MARCH,, a. D. 1912. at "a
O'Clock in the forenoon. at when time
the said creditors may attend provs
their claims. appoint trustee. er
a mine the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly comn
before said meeting.
THos. B. sNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy
March 10, 1872.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20

New Orleans. March la.-Coiton future.
opened steady .; an advance OF 2d5 points.
re market closed steady al net advance
Q: ICl3 points. Cables were abou, as cx-
ptcted, Rno the weathe. map VAS favora bic.
nu' there vas an entire absence OF selling
power. and a moderate demand served to
give prices IN upward tendency. Buss9css
was small! In anticipation OF the repor; on
SHINING tomorrow from tho Census Bureau.
Inc market vas dull hut steady from the
middle OF the morning on. News from the
belt was encouraging. but had no cffec; on
prices In the afternoon the market was
dun and feRturcless. but prices were well
"a'hts'ned spot cotton easy ana unchang-
Cd. Middling. lose: sales on tho snot 5oo
naIcs and dr0 TO arrive. March. 1850; April,
le'S; May. ie..2; July, 1876: August los5;
september 1859 October, 1870; December
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20

bales. 10 France. 4.ols bales: to the Con;I-
nen;. AS bales; stock. l.os5.oSe bales.
Consolidated at all por;s-Nct receipts,
$3.50 ales export 10 Great Britain. 22,s3a
BALES; 10 Franco. 4,ois bales; 10 tho Cont
neni. 3o,S5e bales; 10 Japan, 500 bales; 10
Mexico 1850 bales.
Total since September at slI pcrts-Net
receipts. 1o.57i,224 bales: export 10 Great
Britain. a,s:2,s3l bales; 20 Franco, l.ol7. $50
bales; to the Continent. 3.6isIs3 bales: 10
Japan, sNll5 bales: 20 Mexico, 7ssS bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
pRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, March l?-yrho cotton goods
markets arc very Arm with trading steady.
Lines % mems wear and dress fabrics are
being advanced. The yarn markets are arm
with stocks light.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARErs.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tReported by Rodgers. NcCabe & Coz
Petersburg. Va, March i3.-reonuis-
spanish.-Marke, stroas a. e5c. pes bushel.
N!rgintas--Market frm. .snc!' Jumbo. "a
!Hc. per pound; fans handp!cked, 3.c ptr
pound; extra prime. 81 a 3h,e.; prime. 3i,c.:
machine picked. "a SAC. per pound: shelliny
stock, 2i- u Sc.
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$50 head Market steady for steers: cows
and heifcrs strong Reeves s5I7.T5; Texas
steers, IDI5.S5; Western steers ssGss;;
stockers and 'ccderE. SiH5.i5: cows and
Receipts Is.tco head Market mostl, i5c
higher Light. $500 a7c-. mixed ;sssT
80: heavy. ts.S17.9o; rough. ssf54t.5
piS'. S+"tf $50; hulk o: sales sTG7l5
sheep Receipts iS.np head Marke, firm al
Ha -sr higher Native. sins.N5: western.
!i5oH SIP, rcarlngs. 100: amb. ma
i've, E6a i.al, Western. ss.c5 a 10
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Official Range and Sale OF Stocks in New York

Sales, stock.
100 Allis-Chalmcrs ............
-Aliis-Chalners, ptd. .....
e5,a Amalsa mated copper -.
$50 Am. Ayr. Chem, com.
90 Amer. Beet Sugar, com. /.
li.SH American Can ............
100 American. Can, pfd.......
Ito Amer. Car and Foundry.
Am. Car and Found, pfd
Am erican Cotton Oil -.
American Linseed OIL.
90 American Locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
.Se Amer. Malt Co. pfd.......
".To American Smelling ......
too American Sugar ....
80 Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO..
American Tobacco. COM.
10 American Tobacco, pfd..
40 Anaconda Copper .,....
800 Atchison Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic coast Line ......
y. g. l. OF Conn.,.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
l,6co Rrttish-Amer. rob. CO..
-'sFf - ''Ns - ~ sN"i'Iu
1890 Central Leather. conn.,.
100 Canadian Pacific ......
son Chesapeake and Ohio.....
500 Chicago Great western.
eco Chi. Mil. ana st. Paul..
$50 Crucihlc steel Cor. com,
al Crucible steel. pfd....,...
800 Chi. and Northwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
IN Colorado and Southern.
100 Consolidated Gas ....
Delaware and Hudson.
100 Den. & Rio Grands. COM.
Den. & Rio Grande. pfd..
so Distillers' Sec. Cor.....
'i"" Erie ..........,........
1850 Erie. LIST MD.
Fed. Min. and SIN. p'd..
Geo. w. IIclme Toh.. com
i,iM Gen. Electric .............
5.6i, Great Northern. pfd .....
I.5Gn Great Northern Ore cts
loo Illinois Central ...........
800 fnterboro- M>t. ....,.....
1900 Tnterboro-Met.. pfd. ..
100 Int. Mer. Marine. conn.,.
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March IL 1872
iiay-Receipts light; market frm at quo

Loose pressed. large bales. q 1900
Load your cars that hay at doors rep
rcsents contents, and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay in accordance
with the rules OF tho National Hay AsIo.
ciation
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
tSnlcs at Union stock Yards)

'salcs at Union Stock Yards,J
Richmond. Va. March H. 1917.
Report % tho live stock market Tor the
week ending March Is 1917.
Reeeipts-Cattc. ls+ head: calves. 65 head
sheep. IS head: hogs. l,ii7 head
Best steers. 81: a6'.c.: medium 20 good
u. It.; common to ;a.r. ~ d6c. best he!f-
eFs 81 o6Gc.; medium 10 good. tlcJ5i.c
common 10 fair, "a. n4t7c.; best cows II. q
5e; medium TO good. 81. y sac. common to
ia!r. ~ q "t7c., best oxen. 80 5ioc. medium
TO good. . 4'+c.: bulls. 81 a sc: calves *
ira. "a 1ise; 'air to medium 5d5Iac COWS
and calves i:S Il 5000 per head Best heavy
hogs s+ &C.; good. 40 10 iso- pound hoes.
sows and stays. .. SIZE. best sheep. sis "a
itsc.; common to fair -. d 7isc.; best lambs
6'2a &C; common 70 fair. il:a5i:c
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,''ton auiei: ridd!irs losc. --o,,
e@ al,, ;So' haie.; s'oel, i5sGas ba!st, ~.
ioIs bales: 10 HE C5n;lncr, ~ ,"hes
Coa'tris-. ass haiet '' ma IS;
Totai today at al pot.-xs.
$50 ba!esi c%9ori 10 srea, BTi,sjn -
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sew YorE. March o-Beeve.-Rece,pt.
LOS head Trade limited. feeling weak
go. "Fr' stead At "a !.iac. Calves
49, n-st MARKET lower. Neais
% % a -; cn''' %1 80 Indiana led calves
:. Gi;y dressed veas, loaisc. count-y
CENTS 2.sso mead Market stead. shrs,
ewes. S9A.'0i culis. s3T3.75: lambs ssGs "a
Few at 's.l5 cuiis. $3.50: yeariinrt. ,s5
s,oad,. htSc+P's n'i"l mead. Market
pigs, ss.59Tl5. go '''V'
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HiCIiMoNn TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va. March 70 i.ia
fo''""'nS are the quotations on the Rich
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SALES AT BOARD.

Quotations s"r !n;ere.t-psylns bonds are
a. i Price to whcn int,res, mus; he added
iheonc "9ais and certificates OF indcbled-
uiss Aty nat =.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co, Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. va)
Richmond. Va. March ~, 1917.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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RICHMOND GRAIN ,IARKEr.

So. western. domestic. asa e,e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20

In the matter Of " 80,
CHARLES T.. READY "a
Bankrupt. Ranl,r,,n
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Banhrupt Rotifes.

I
| NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF
! CREDITORS.
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RICHMOND, Va, March u. ial2. I,
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
WHEAT-Car lota
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13

This makes West virginia Obs, and
Pennsyltania particularly ,,sr sss,',
cd 20 the r.oU.rr og .t..1 '''I r,..
growing o. alfalfa be- partial solution
o The feeding problem for an ecoaorn.
b. f""a. ln time al'a'f, can ba prnat
"h'y De- Erown on most farms
Experiment, o., Feed
The perr...,..-,.. ............
mort o., f.,.-,,,,... p. 49,.
auce ration l. ,f ,...,, b.. -,
The station has r,,-,.t 3d.. -,'....,...
uka corn ia 49,. 80. -.,i i'.'
ton is maxim. ar .'r.... T..
the best food tru,i,,., g.. ~, .i.. KY.
clip of wool ar.f .+. co.. ....'.
gef 70 good fsrrt, ,.-,.,i.,,.,.'. H
effort Ia tairg r-.d,. I'll. .f..,...-...'.'. p,
value ~ corn ...,s.. =. ,.' .'..'''' ..'.'
aI when ...y ..-,. -.....
.H.r- .s aI.,. f....,.. ......,.
fhs eject of corn -.',.. ...... ...
health ana ffrIf, ~ 90 f.......
arf ... f.....,
corn ..i,,. .t.... I''l inE '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
ONLY "CASCARETS
If C0NSTIPATED
GENTLY CLEAN YOUR LIVER AND
CoNSTiPATEO BOWELS WHILE
YOU SLEEP

TAX a Cascaret tonight and thor.
oushlt cleanse YOUR Liver. stomach
and Bowels and YOU viii surely feel
Ereat by morning You men and won.
On "a no have headache. coated tongue.
can sleep arr bilious. nervous and
upset bothered With sick. gassy. dis.
ordered stomach. or have backache
and feel an worn out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
With CasCarets merely forcing a
passsCeWav every few days with salts.
caihar'lc pills or castor OLE This IL
Important
Cascarefs Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour undirested and fermeutinC food
and foul gases. take the excess bic
from th" liver and carry or the con
Supa'od waste matter and poison from
tho intestiues and bowels
Remember. a Cascaret tonight will
s'ra!ghten YOU ont hy morning. 4 10
cent hoN from your druggist means
healthy bowel action. a clear head and
cheerfulness Tor months. Don't forget
the Children.-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
CALIFORNIA sEEDLEss

The finest domestic Rai,.n.
1Sc a POUND
NOT a Seed Rais,rs 1Oc Gkg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
CLEANED CURRANTS

I2c and 15c rkgs
Cifron Orange and Lemon Peel.
High Grade SPICES for vou-
Baking
Burnetts high grade navors.