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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
Boys Department.

Boys Department.
For clearance we are offering
Bows Atwood Double-breastcd
and Norfolk Jacket Suits at the
low price OF 5000. The fabric IS
OF medium weight. the coats are
well lined and the knickerbock-
ers full cut attractive patterns in
shades OF gray. brown, tan AID
blue Sizes 7 to y.
5000 each.
We're $50 and $3.50.
Also the following:
5o Double-breasted and Norfolk Jacket
Suits in attractive shades of tan, gray
and blue: sizes 10 IL: 500 EACH We're
$500 $3.50 and $50.
~ Double breasted Wool Suits. tan and
gray colors sizes 10 to IL; $40 each.
Were $500.
II Light-weight Wool Refers. in gray
only: sizes pig TO 10: s3.25 each. Were
$500 and $50.
Lightweight Wool Refers, in red;
sizes and .: $40, each. Were $500.
- Russian Blouse Wash Suits. attrac-
tive plain colors and stripes; sizes y. TO
=: ST s., each. Were S2.2J and $40.
II Russian Blouse Wash Suits, service
able stripes and plain colors; sizes 2l2
ana 8; 15c EACH Were 81. % and sIse. -
80 All-silk Neckties: loc each, > for &c.
Were pc.
2, Golf Caps serviceable and attractive
colors; all sizes; 25c each. Were soc.
Third floor. Tenth St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
$40 pair. alue. $40.

Also ~ pairs Womcn's Fine Gun Metal Calf
skin Button Shoes. with black velvet tops New
last. Goodyear welt sole and Cuban heel: sizes
:; IL 6ia "A: To q \: 3l.. !. 80, o. g.. and
Il: q &: 10 pair Were Si.Jo
Third floor. Tenth 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
Friday Special Sale
Mems Paiamas and NiqhtShirtS.

Not ordinary occasion. but of unusual interest A
noted maker sold great his sample line
and accumulation of seconds which enables offer the
nens considerably below value Many of them perfect with
the exception OF being oed handling having oil spots
while others have only a small weaving flaw.
Divided nine lots and priced
3 to y below regular prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
Pint size. 45c. Was 65e,
2-quart size. G5c. Was Soc.

. Hot-water Plates. shopworn, Soc each Were
$1.00.
= Casscroles. with frcproof inset; $215 and
S;.oO each. Were $3.50 and $62J.
{; Relish Dishes. with nickel rim and glass
inset: S1.,o. 500 and S2.25 each. We're IS .OO
and 5000
White Enameled Medicine Cabinet French
plate mirror; slightly imperfect. $500. Was
5000.
l Pie Cake Closet. shopworn; $50. Was
81 Oh.
400. Was $500.
lot Childrens Folding Tin Lunch Boxes, 5e
each. Were 10c
Fifth foor. Eleventh Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
Friday Special in
WOmen'S Drawers.

An exceptionally attractive
value in Womens Drawers,
made of soft cambria and main
sock and daintily trimmed with
linen lace or tucked and finished
with embroidery ruffles; regular
and extra sizes.
75c pair. Were SI.oo and ST. 80.
And these remnants:
Ia pairs Womcn's Cambria Drawers tucked
and trimmed with embroidery ruffies; pc pair
Were soc
: Womens Extra Size Cambria Gowns higl
meek and long sleeves: trimmed with embroidery
insertion and edge: Soc each. Were S1.15
WOmen's French Albatross Dressing Sacgues
beautifully hand embroidered; $500 each. Wer.
81 and $1,000
IL French Albatross ard French Flannel Negl
Ses. hand embroidered, ard some trimmed witt
lace: 500 each. Were $1,000 and $3.50.
pairs Women's Fine Nainsook Circular Draw
ers; finished with dotted embroidery rufiies 5Ot
pair. Were Toe.
Third floor. Eleventh ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
Friday==Our Regular Remnant Day.

mud Glow ft @ however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
Friday Special in
WOmen'S Button Shoes.

We place on sale tomorrow a
lot OF Women's Patent kidskin
Button Shoes with dull mat kid
skin tops, same being a fortunate
purchase negotiated at red;,c-
ton permitting very low mark
ing. They are new and desirable
shoes. made for this seasons
wear on the new Dixie toe last,
medium high cut. I4-button
height with Goodyear welt sole
and Cuban heel. Owing TO the in
ability CT the merchant placing
the order to use them. the lot was
offered us. and we have priced
them below the usual factory
cost. Sizes 81 to IL. IA to d
WIDTHS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
HOusefurnishing Dept.

! lot Plate Glass Bathroom Shelves plain
edges: 80 inches long. with heavy nickel brack-
cts: $50 each. Were $l.1J.
:; Boss Coffee Potts. shopworn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26

Models from Paris and those of des
and unobtrusive. vet extremely modlsh III line.
floor Tenth /.
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NEM YORK rRopICE M,nkrr

New york. March M.-Four-ouieo and
about STEADY. Rye Flour. cornmeaI and
Bar!cv--StcsGy. Rye-Easy. W-hcat-Spo,
arm, 40. rcd. il.ri. elevator, export uasIs
hishcf. MAY, s!etts July. SO CorA-Spot
iTm. No. > 80. elevator. domestic basis
10 arrive. and export lie :. 0. b. at.oat
FUTURES nominal. Dais-Spo. a=ui. standard
white. 5ai4c. IN elevator. 80. :. 20. f'u;ur,s
nominal.
pork-Flrn,; sao.; c.ea., si7..s q $50 Bee:
and Cut Meats-F!rm. Lard-F!r.n. Tul-
Woo! and Turentine- Ros!n-I'i'm.
Hico-F!rm. SuSar-Raw steady; rc<n.d
easy Cofcc--F Ltuges closed zleudy q; a
net advance - g . points Oh covering and
ino3erlte sII'pei .!0!a trade sources. spots
steAd!' no No :. ih.c-, santos. Sc 8.
is'.e.. mild, pNe,: Lorgova u a lsc. nominal
But.c! and Cheese Firm. EsEs-S;cady
!o'4iocs- S;eaay; Bermuda. late crop. bar
Et- - S.'a' cuban, new, crate, Si.aj 4 40 /;
Maine III ou!h pc. $50 pounds. $3.50 q %;
;iJ' CO. $S.925.'5; European. No. !, pei;
~ pounds. S!.'sa 10Y owe. grades .i.5gQ
-'jp, Jorse: sweets BASKET. s!3iuis5;
southern. barrel S.l 500. CaHbases-F!!m
red, ton. f.ta 500. Danish seed. 500 % %
F!oTioa, nc'r. crate S5-ja3.;4; CALIFORNIA;
.tandaId crate '$a2.-S. Frelghts-ou!e;;
Arr!!. Ptanut.~-riim. fancy hHndpfckea
NiTttn.". 5'.c.. Virginia Shell. Nos and :.
a'.st5l-c. "
cot'onseee OIL ruled lowe. under cheaper
t!+ot offerings, bur The undes;one revealed
s'eadlnets on scattered lVga. buying on the
strength in lard and syppoi; ~ -efncrs,
Losing prices we're unchanged to . points
net .e"of. March. 5.jS l5sp. tj,r!l, 5siGI
- Nc! 5.s' 9Se:. june. -! . 5.i3. July.
. S.'.p'|'s' prime efude ;ii71i.5 prime
s"iHintF }eAo". 80 asked primo winter
S'.'9N' 80 2 CIV prime summer white. 80
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baic,: to the Continent. s,64:,7is bales
Japan, 3aHlis bales; TO Mexico. lbs bales

New Orleans March is.-Cieagiag weather
al over the cotton belt caused 4 decline in
prices carly in the trading in the coticN
market to-day, and there was Iit;le recu-
peraiiNe power shown. the last prices being
AZ ne, decline % liza IS points The OPEN
ms Tas steady a. decline O.. u points on
pco! cables and good weather map, bui
The bears were unable to widen the Initial
decline IN the later trading. uotw!thstand-
ing the forecast promised continued good
weather. and reports were received from
portions o. the belt that Planting was be-
ing done on a large scale. In the after
noon trading. however the market develop
&c an easy tone. closing steady, ! poiut up
from the lowest. spot cotton easy. I-isc. of .
middi!ng, loHsc., sales on the spot 1850 bales
and 80 TO arrive futures closed March.
1855: Arril, 1853; May, 1851: July, 1854; Au-
gust, 1905: september. i"5!. October 1919,
december. 1851.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

f:tJ A. .-ucai-D3iiy-S< uort New.
s:-' A:.Lo"s'- Daily. Chvilie. liz sun
Thurt.ohS
ts:op A.-i-a trees D3 iiy---SorfoIk Old fo,n,.
'iS:eV A.-Loc:.!- -Daiiy-Lcb Lex. T. t'org
80, ,v' h'-EA Ite ss'..Iaiiy--. M L'riiie.
1900 neutrality-suspicious. y New,
o;9 P.-Local-Daiiy--N Sew Cd foin,
s:ie e r.-Loesl,Ds iiy-tiordonsvii:e.
0'l' f;1Loeai-EI. Sun.-LchbE. Natura!
Briuse. Clifton Forge
'6:JS P.--I-inii e+d-DaiIy- C.ocun'tl c-b,...
'll;oo P.-i;Apress-D ei1-f"neinnn:. L7vifI.
'S!eepers. tPsrior cara o'
IRAiNs ARkI 4: NiGtMOND-I.ocsi .r.,n
East: sly NJ. 1850 p. n Throush rom
West:s:Sq \. NJ. s:5j a. NJ ana ms r., N
Through: $50 \. n. a:s5 p. NJ. aud $3.50 r. 81
James River Line: 'sS.35 A " CAS- r. 81
Daily except Sunday.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

ifEMiER CARRIER Oh THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Ric.mond
y. B.-FollowiDg sch .dule nEure, publith.
ed as Information and not Euarnnta,d.
For the South-Daily: o:lo A. II Local
1910 y NJ Express 90 r. NJ Exprcrs
with electric lighted Sleeping Car Tor Al.
lantn and Birmingham. ii:s5 a.. NJ EXPIRES.
Week Days: 500 4. NJ. Local;
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 u. M.-Daily. -Coanect.nE for RAJ.
tlmo:e Mon. We'd. and Friday. SOS A. NJ
EK- sun. and z;i1 l.. M.-Mon. Wed anu
Friday-LocRl
Trains Arrive Richmont
From the south. $50 a. H. s:t6 "
eco Il. NJ. s:06 r. NJ. daily; la:as F. Sur
From West Point: $3.50 r. 81 daily. u..; A
~. Non. Ne and Fra! AS r. ~ ia sun
9 f.. BURGESS. d. T.. A..
sH z. Main 81 '"h"n- Macliou -.
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD DOMINION LINE.

oLb pphiNtON LIN T..
L-f. EIehino"d foot % Ssh -. da!!y.s 90 p. NJ
Leave Newport Ncws. :. NJ.
Arrive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y NJ.
connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except SUNDAY.
200 j. M. Connections also made by " &
". ny. l.. NJ. and (. & .. Ky. a; r. ".
Ni6h; line steamers stop Cla!cmont TO
land o. receive passenger. on signal and
Wall be mot by puzzle conveyance.
VIRGINIA NtNIG.iTIOS ca. tEnectlyc
March El.-Iames H.vc. by daylight for
Norfolk and pld ro.n;. Eowpor, News and
all James River landings steamer icsyes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday q, 500 i
NJ Freight received :or ait Jane. River
landings. Phone Madison ~
Main Ticket Office. SCI Z. Man street,
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY list 1914

= :
TRAINS LEAVE NtCH3.OSD phILT
For Florida aud South: s:i5 A 81 and
I:ss p. n. .io:3o p. a.. 100 A. n
gor Norfolk: 500 A. Al, a'oj p. NJ. t:ls
For n. q W. Ry. West: s:,6 A. A.. 1850,
A. NJ. $500 y. NJ. 800 p. u.
For Petersours: i:oo - A.: s:i5 a. NJ.
s:l6 A. ~. $500 A. A.. 1000 A. NJ, 500 p. II ;,
t;lo 7; ~. sios y. H.. 1:a5 +. b.. 800 r NJ.
For Goidsboro and ray"t,eviile: .i:io p. N
Trains arrive Richmond daily: t:+o A. n.
$40 A. NJ. $40 A. n. 1850 A. NJ. .s:37 A.
NJ. ''io:S a. M. il:to A: NJ. $3.50 F. n.
ITO T.. NJ. SOS p. 81, s:S5 p. NJ. SOP p. ID
s:ev y. NJ. 1880 P. II.
Except sunday. '.sunday only. uE1cept
Tine Of .Frlysl and departure ana con
oee;ioni not guaranteed
:. CAMPBELL. Il. p. A.. So" Maiu 81.
iItiMoSD ASD CHEsArE-AkE GAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
echedu!o OF electric ,rains 10 and from
ashland. stopping = intermediate station.
IRON nisnnl: Lv. IuchmoSd tBroad and
Laurel st.J: '6:ts. 'I:ic S:iob. sio ..l0:i0,
ll:lO a. M. 1910. 2:io. 3:l3. t:9b s:iu $50
.,:iy. s:ioo ig:io. il:i5 =. 81. ~. Ashia nd :
.e:t0. tb. s. SO. 10. ''il ~. az NJ s.l. q
). I, OBJ. &. I. 5. sb. II p. NJ
Daily except sunday. ssSunday only
eCarrieS baggage.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, MARCH Is u,

PORT or RICHMOND, MARCH IS 1879
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon IIarmcy. Norfolk. MGR.
sNaAHiSe ana passengers. Old Dominion lin,
H'sain'F beTkelc!, shelly Norcoik m.r-
SAILED.
steamer Brandon Ha-ncy. Norfolk. ,net
e""A'iSs and passengers Old Dominion Line
HtaiheF hAFkciey shelly, Norfolk Iner.
2"and'ss nHn rsEscnsert. Old Dominion Line
steamer P"cnHontas. Graves Norfolk ana
lines rive landings. merchandise and ras
-,"s q, N!H:Inl NavtEatiOn ConIpnny
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sEABoAKD AIR L;>E.

Souihhound trains schcG4led TO Icay, Rich.
moHd daily! .:lg y. M.-l.oCaI to SorI!ra
$50 i. ". -Siccpers and coaches Atlanta,
BirinlnihaIn, savannah. Jacksonville s:is T..
M.-Florida Limited teNccH, sunday. -. 4.
M.-Slc-per and coache:. JacRtoayiIe il III
J.. u. -S.cepcrs and coaches Bir,n!nrna m,
Memphis NoTthbound trains scheduled 70
arrive In Iiiohmond daily: 5:S2 q. ~. 1.:s a.
NJ. s:2s A. VI. ,except Monday. sly l.. 4.
$40 i. NJ. LoctL
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cara leave Manchester seventh and Perry
Streets. for Pctersburg:
q. I, s. % g. H. si2 A. ~ 4! :. g.
"a:45 IS :. 6. q 10 r. AZ.
n:e0 r &, for Gs",ts:. l2:9o n!dnlEht 81.
Petersburg.
Street. for Mancs.ster:
tah'. S;N, ''!;is. rs. s:ss. s:'5 .ioss ii.s,
a. NJ. H:aN lies, 1:25. s:35. si:b 6:a5 o:2,
'I:SS. S:s5. S:sS .io:to, ii:to p. n
tDAiy except sunda? and hoiidayL
Carries baggage and eIpresL
"Limited. except SundeSa and ho!ic.yn
All car. rom Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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DEFY GOODS NfARkrr

New York. March ie-Thc cotton GOOD.
marKet opencd strong. S;anie prints and
s!"snains nave sold Very freely. Yarns are
htm. Lnolcums arc Hrm. with announce
nohts made THAI next seasons price. will
nav 10 Dc advanced IN consequence OF the
.on- 'lhrhet on jufc. Dress good. in
eieaIE demand FOR $40: shlr.nen,s
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NAVAL. src,rrs.
M,,,,,l.,-,.

Wiiminst9n. y. c. March n.-spirl:s Tur
rcailne- steady at h'.c Rosiu-Sicady a,
$50. Tar-F!rm at ilol: receipts lii IA -
rei'' Crude Turpentinc- steady a, ss5oa
quoted a, iHc.; sales =. SKIS rcrcin,. OK
rtsks' shipmcn;s iN casks stock aoa5a
SasA.. hosin- Firm safes -, barrels; re-
..'p,s -, barrels; shipments 1864 barrels;
s'o-N S"oJ5 barrels. quote: B. sass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
NIsItInE Countr, schouls.

J H. Binford, OF the Cooperative
Education Association. will dclivcrtwo
addresses IN Dcndron. Surry county,
70 GAY; Before returning to the civ
MI B!ntord VIII visit several points
IN u, ,'loucester county. where he Will
improved school conditions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS ,IARErs.
PETERSBURG rr1Ir- N,nxrr

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
reported by Rodgers. McCabo & Coz
feter.burg, Va, March is.-Pcanuts-
spanisn'-MarSet strong PC. per bushel
,!rsihias-Market arm: fancy Jumbo, ga
'tr' per pound; fancy handp!cked 3A.c peE
hound; extra prime. 81. q 3iSc.: prime 81 C !:
n.achinH Kicked. 5a5l4r. per pound; sheIi!n 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
CHICAGO GRAIS MiRkEr

shoF; sellers o: whea; III. - -
s'r.ht, threatening 70 interfere Win cr,In
,GpTlies at Liverpool. caused one aisIm =.
ne o'aeF. fo!owng ruinor 0: nay.I
$ 'ssH "h!ch nigh; close the DardancIiaq'
~ con:eGuonce. ;he market Closed nr,n =,
= 'Ssc' 10 i.c. advance. Corn scored =. ~
gam OF q. GIG, oats finished the SANE =.
f,,titFaay n.eh; 70 ilec. w, and hor mn.
duets dearer b 54l5c. 20
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Merchants and Miners TRANSPORTATION Co

Sorfoik u Boston, Mu., uns
Providence. h. l.
Steamers leave Norfolk tor Bos;on-Da;,,
except Thursday: for Providence. Mon. Wed
and Sat. at p. 4. Passengers and tr.lEht
taken for ali lew England point Tickets
on sale at Office c. d o. Ry. a. W Ry
.. ID bowman. Jog East hhi5. and Eishmonr
1!ans.o' Co.. :6, East AniR
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New York
Stock Market

New York, March lS.--Thc stock
market to-day made dcrable re-
covcry from its unscttlcmcnt of Satur-
day. when prices fell on fears of politi-
al and Industrial disturbances abroa i.
Fo'day's moN cmcnt was not altogether
impressive, however inasmuch as no
small part OF the strength and Ictivity
.onvcrcrd around stocks which never
have exercised much influence as
market factors. These included Erie.
Missouri Pacific. and American Can
common and preferred
The market took OF its strongest
tone in the final hour when it became
known that the United states supreme
Court would not hand down any de-
cisions OF Importance and would adj
journ for fortnight. Traders than
took up the active stocks, which
speedily advanced from TO > per cent.
There were rccessions from the top
prices. but tho close was strong and
active.
Tho bond nlarkc, was featurciess
aside from its nrmncss. Total sales,
par ya!uc aggregated s2.6@i,poO.
United states governments were un-
changed on call
Total sales of stocks for the day
were 5ci,coo.
New York, March ls.-Moncy steady.
3-sd2 IL; ruling rate 3-s; closing
bid SIS. offered at > IL. Tine loans
iirmcl; SIXTY days 3d3 i+ pcr cent.
ana ninety days . 1913 l2: six
months 5 l-.G3 81. Prime mercantile
papor to i-2 per cent; sterling ZEN
change steady. with actual business n
bankers bill, at si.Si25 FOR siNty-,lay
hills; and a si,S1i5 for demand Com
mercial bills. si.s$ IL: Mexican Jol-
lars, -. Government bonds steeady;
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HeH fofh. March s.-Bee-es-peocin.
, ,,s5. hea1 Market steady. Steers. as.,.
n ,'et.i. 1850. cows s:;oci.5o calTcs-i:c.
'o,.'s 40 read Mari steady TO .5c.
Nea.s' $4,000; culls. s5q go; barn.
sard Gives s3a5a5.5; wts:e-ns a.;
sSSecn and l.ambs-Receip;s mto head,
s,gsH "'n. lambs Is a &c. higher. sheen.
a. ""..y' COWS. SaH $40; lambs sSa Is. c,,lIs
sg'S . 20 Hogs Receipts 1859 send a.;
Srss on sac; market higher L!rht IN
1882 f".o2 'a9: pigs. s5.56d76o
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E.sih' ~, March !s.-Tho quotation COM
mittce OF the Elgin Butter Board to-day
oeeiaFed butter firm n; eac Outpu, Cor tho
week $4,000 pounds
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Baltimore Nd. March ,.-wheat-ouic.;
spot, contrast. sl.oi. s-orn-Easisr: SPOT.
contract Sa.e. oats-NomuaI: No white,
nestle Is q oac.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED ~ Ley Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond, Va
Richmond. Va, March IL. 1917
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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VIII Close for Enstcr
Liverpool. March iS.-The Cotton Eek
chansc here viii be closed April ). i
and $. Easter holidays.
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RroIrioND Hay M,RI,rr
CATTLE MARKETS.

500 head. Marhot steady .o- prt,n4 y,co,s
others '3p zoe. lower. Becv-s. S5aS.55: T.x-
as steers. Si.5oG5.y5; Western steers, s5ass;;
stocKeFs and feeders. <s96.i6: cows ana
neHtrs S'?'m6Dt calves, s515@sc5 Hogs
Receipts isoo9 head. Markc, strong 10 a
thaiH higher. Light. i5.7oG1nl; mixed , "a
~ nehNy $50 2 'ni; rough ss.7i SIS
Sheer- Receipts 1868 head MarI;c, .:rony
20 ''g -5c higher. Native. s5.554515 wcs,.
ern, ''2S SO; ycariiitgs s5.2if5.1: lambs
h"tiFe' So-5'2 40; western. seG-.s5
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cssa srsa eio,ed: whea,-No red 3, ~
q t.r'. No 3 red. ais1N5ii; No bar6
~ (" ~ no hard e5nsi.C2; 40. nor,b.
en- slIo"ll5; 40, . northern 81 80.
80. northern, iLMalHi No, 2 .nr;rr
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'"t'oI. qlici n.ddl!ns j5a5 eros, TO-.
t@.nj.' >.'.9 bales s"tes. 100 halss STOCK.
halc.. Coast1!:e 4ssJ bales ~
loiHl io'!H% AZ AL portt-Se, rrcc.,,,
S,iis bales ex2ori 70 the cont,nest y =.
ss;ss TO Japan 500 bales; s.ocl. i,e:.i:;
Consolidated at al por,.-S,,
4,eSif ba!es; export TO Great Britair ~
ha!'si to the Continent, saIoi ba!e. -
Total fince septenher at ali port, =,
iecctpts it.s1a.ic balef; EXPORT "a 60.
Britain, st:oTs bales; TO France. j@ss-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19

HJuttions fc- interests va yi-S bonds are
a. o prize 90 whi-A interu.t must be adicd
ihs9'ic 'ends and cpsulcatcs vi indc5ied-
NOES ,gc nat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-05-01
MONEY RACK
Hyomei Is Guaranteed 20 End the
Misery of Catarrh, Colds, Sore
Throat and Group.

Get liYOMEI pronounce Il
Hieh-o-mel outfit toda2.
Pour few drops from the botu
into the little hard rubber pocket in
haler that comes with each outfit
and breathe it four or five times a
day. "a @g
Immediately you will know that
HYOMEI soothes and heals the in.
ilamed and irritated membrane.
But HYOMEI does more than
sootho and heal; it kills the germs
those persevering pests that are the
root of all catarrhal conditions.
A complete HYOMEI outfit which
includes an indestructible pocket IN
haler costs only $1.OO. If you now
own a HYOMEI inhaler. you rla get
an extra bottle of HYOMEI for only
so cents at NJ. ~ Snodgrass and
druggists everywhere.
APR 20, May l IL
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-05-01
Engineers Strike
Temporarily Averte(

The threatened strike of engineers
of the SO railroads east of Chicago
was averted last night by the signing
of an arbitration agreement between
the two committees representing the
railroads and the engineers. The
arbitration committee will consist Of
seven members, one from the rail
roads, one from the engineers and
tho other five TO be appointed by the
two If the two fail to agree on the
eve umpires. Chief Justice White,
Commissioner OF Labor Nell and
Judge Knapp will be asked to make
the appointments.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-05-01
No More
Constipation
---WHEE!
It's Me For Olive Tablets!

That is the joyful cry of thousands
| since Dr. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physi-
clan for II years and Calomers old.
time enemy, discovered the formula
for Olive Tablets while treating pa.
tents for chronic constipation and
torpid livers.
| DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do NOT
contain calomel, but healing sooth-
ing laxative,
No gripping is the Keynote" OF
these little sugar-coated tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver TO
act normal. They never force them
to unnatural action.
It is easy to compel bowel and
liver activity for n time with calomel
| anu nasty oith'hihH, tSiiPiHS 'uStVi
oil, but the after effects are danger
Gus, and the real cause of the trou-
| BILE is often not even touched.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are so
easy to take that children do not
| regard them as medicine" at ALL
If you have a dark brown mouth"
now and then--a bad breath--a dull.
tired feeling~~siek headache-torpd
| liver and constipated, you'll find
quick. sure and only pleasant results
| from one or two little Olive Tablets
at bedtime. They's perfectly harm
less.
Thousands take ono every night
lust to keep right. Try them.
EVERY little Olive Tablet has a
movement all It's own"
19c and 25e per box.
The Olive Tablet Company. Of Co
lumbus, Ohio. (GA
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-05-01
SHOWED MAY /, 1853.

Uncle Bill" Gorling recalled this
morning that snow fell in Martinsbure
forty-nine years ago today. 1t was
no trifling affair, either but sufficient
to give the boys ample opportunity
for shedding. In fact the reason the
day is firmly imbedded in his mind
is that he slipped away from home
and had his bob sled out on the
Strinesville hill, when his father call
ed attention to the case.