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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-18
legal 52ptjeE
Once of Collector Of City Taxes.
City Hall. Room l07.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
City taxes for 1912 are due and
payable June 18TH to 30th. inclusive.
The city ordinances provide tina,
one-half may be paid n June and the
remaining half In December. Failures
to pay all or one-halt in June incurs
a penalty of per cent. on the whole
amount which Is due at once, and lf
not paid before SEPTEMBER /. tho
collector is required to levy. with
costs added.
ALL MALES p years Of age. ALL
own personal property as fiduciary.
the city or Richmond lof whatey CT,
nature) are assessed. and Will plea
call and settle. sc as 10 avoid d.,
0uency.
SEWER COME ION BILLS may be
paid at -
GT'- aa{E WHICH PROPER
TN +. ~ books on January
ei n nat you get all your
9ist n.G transferred February
i- 5 In name OF owner
. only notice required by
vase give II PROMPT ATTEN-
On. as under the ordinances 8 per
cent penalty will be added 20 the
whole bill after June 3oth.
Washington Ward taxes, etc. must
be paid al the Office OF the Deputy
Collector. Ten,h and Hull Streets.
HERBERT l.. FULCE.
Collector OF Taxes. City OF Richmond.
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CATTLE MARKETS,


., CAicago, Ill. June I7.-Cnttle-Receip,s
go" head Market strong for fancy beeves
a"G otAsr cattle weak to Toe lower
Reeves. 81, rs a $50: Texas steers, $5sOTIS5d:
t MesIsfn steers. $dSoaS.a5; s;oekers and
: ,a 80 q 50, COWS and he!:ers. Sassy
"o mead. Market active and most i0c low
sr Lisht S6.o9 80; mixed. Ss.a5 a 80
MeaNy, 800 sA'.'o; rough. s5.eoG7.i0; pigs
SSdo;'o; bulk o: sales, sT3og72 sheep
receipts sou? mead. Market Ioc. higher
t3F oest sprlpE lambs: other lambs and
sAeep weak Native sheep S3:5 west.
ern, SS'?oS 5.e3; yearlings. si.75 G37.on: lambs.
"a q, S:Te; 81" G7'5' western si.5qq775 spring
New York. June 7.-Beeves--Receipts 3oO1
mead steers steady 10 strong. cows steady
steers 1913 q9.i0. bulls Q7.50: cows 81 Is
g eeV. Calves-Receip;s 5,3i3 head. VeaIs.
u 3Soe lower; buttermtlks, s5G55O sheen
and Lam bs-Receipts ,5i7 head Market
weak sheep. S2.75 q $50; mixed. si.75(i5Go:
e1Hs' s2a go; lambs sI5oG $50: culls .sG
"op. Hogs-Rcccipts Is 900 head Ma IL e,
lower al Si.s0a1 .15; pigs. s7IT5o
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Ing. duo to an accumulation of over-sun-
in the trading. The last prices showed q
net loss OF b97 points. Spot cotton quiet
and unchanged; I-ltdd1!ng. 12Ec. Sales on
closed steady: June. l22S; July, 1850; Au-
gust, l2ei; September, llso: October, u7s;
December. u.s.; January. uS1: MARCH 81 81
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BANKRUPT Rnftfss.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EEN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the creditors OF RAYMOND WILL
kERsoN PIERCE. of Richmond. in
the county u Henrico and district
oressif--Barkrupt
Notice 6 hereby given that on the
18TH day Of June 4. y. 1912. the said
RAYMOND WILKERSON PIERCE was
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting Of his creditors will
he held III my Office. Rooms Nos
500 and SOB. american National Bank
Building, Richmond. Va. on the 2sTH
DAY OF JUNE, y. D. 1912 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. at whici time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims appoint a trustee ex-
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy
June II 1919
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL KA!i. LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule In Enec; June II. 1917
Leave BYRD Street Station. RichHond. FOR
NORFOLK: bs:io A. N, 300 A. NJ aS:oa
=. NJ. '+:l0 i. NJ. bias p. n
FOR LfNcHBURG AND THE WEST: .s1s
A. N. 'le:oo ~ ". aa:oo p. NJ. .o:3 p ~
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: au:10 A
Nj. bll;S A. n. 's.a5 p. N. blo:zs p. ".
'i,3o +. n. From the West: 500 A NJ
s2;io p. NJ. ol:4o 7. n. SIC p. ". 400 r,
NJ
.Daiiy: aDaiiy eI- Sunday. bsunday only.
w Z. BEvILL. a.. H BOsIEY
T. r. n. Roanoke. D. 2. A.. Richmond
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TWEEN TEX '--,tFIER OF The SOUTH
TRANS Leave Richmond.
~. B-Fo.!owinE schedule ngures publish
&c as Information and not guaranteed;
For the South-Daiiy: $40 A. n Local
1905 A. II. E1presB. eco z. u. Hrpr...
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for Al
lania and Birmingham. li:<s p. NJ EIp.esA
Week Days: 400 +. II. Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 p. MISUNDERSTANDING for R,lti
more Mon. Wed and Friday. 900 A A-E1-
Sun and 2:is Il. A.-Aon., Wed. and Fri
dhy-Locai
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: ESQ ~ NJ. s:io A. N
,:H p. NJ. SOS p. II. daily: i2.S5 E1 sun
From West Point: $50 4. n. daily u:S A.
III. Non. Wed. and Fri. 4.15 p. ~ Er sun
S. (. BURGESS. D. p. A..
a7 Main St Phone Madison III
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5rNnnI8.
SUMMER SESSION OF THE COLLEGE
McGuire's University School

OPP. MONROE PARK RICHMOND. VA.
FORTY EIGHTH SESSION begins Sep
TENDER is. Thorough PREPARATION for uni
versity. college. technical school. L. s. Naval
and Military Academies. Primary depart
ment FOR small boys. With eeparate instruc-
Principal Will he Mt y. Bc!videre ST.. after
Sept. 6. For ful! Information see catalogue
at book stores. by mail.
JOHN u. Mcguire. Principal,
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New York, June 1.-THE one notable
feature of to-days stock market was
the fact that IT marked almost the
smallest volume of operations thus far
in the current year. From the OPEN
ms of the session until its close trad
ing was dull and narrow The move
ment was OF the most restricted char
acter, except in specialties. particular
~ the tobacco issues
Politics was the one absorbing topic,
and news from Chicago was awaited
eagerly Veteran observers opined
that the market is likely to continue
in a virtual deadlock until after the
conventions.
crop news was moro favorable by
reason Of needed rains in certain Sec
tons.
Prices OF stocks at the opening here
were irregular, with some weakness
in Canadian Pacific on the heavy tone
Of ihat stock abroad.
Later the general list hardened in
pronounced manner towards the end OF
the day, by which time Canadian Pa
cif!o had recovered the greater part of
its decline. Reading was the strong
est OF the speculative favorites, with
late underlying strength in Union Pa
Cific and United States Steel. Final
dealings were attended by more ac-
,rity, which contributed to u steady
close.
The only feature OF note in the bond
market was AN advance of TWO points
I'm Wabash refunding fours, Prices
elsewhere inclined to irregularity.
Total transactions, par value, amount
ed TO s2.094,000.
United states bonds were unchanged
on call.
New York, June l7.-Money on call
steady. l-2G rs; ruling rate. . rs:
time loans steady; sixty days, 3 per
cent; six months. 1-2 TO "a per
cent. Close: Prime mercantile paper,
"a to per cent. Sterling exchange
firm; s4.s5 for siXty-day bills: S4s745
Tor der1and Commercial hills 81 a.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Standard Hailrund of the South
EE'EECTINE LINE lsth iaic

THO otuhuuru ItaiIrOnd OF the South.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 18th, 1912
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
go p. N. 100 A. 81
For Norfolk: ''s:io a. ~. 900 A 81, .s:ea
a. NJ. $40 L. NJ. ''7:25 l. n
70, y. W. Ry. West: 6:is A. ~. 1000
y ~. 500 f. NJ. 900 p. NJ
For PeuSsburs: 100 a. N. s:is n NJ,
"s:lo a. 81. s:ij \. NJ. 800 A. NJ 1ooo A.
NJ. 's.oo T. n. $50 T.. ~. SOS p. M. SO
+. NJ. '',ai +. Nj. 3:2o p. N. u:S p ~
For GS.dseoro and Fayetteville: .I:Io p ~
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A 81
$40 A a.. SOS A. NJ 's:37 A. NJ, ..io:t5 ~
~, 'ii:io q. NJ. n:i5 a. NJ. '2:lo p. NJ,
ITO r. 81. eos p. n. 5:3s p. n, $500 r.
EXCEPT Sunday. "Suaday only
Time OF arrival and departure ana con.
ncctions not guaranteed
&. s. CAMPBELL. D. T. A. aas na,n @,
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CHICAGO GRAN MARKET.

Chicago. H.. June i7.-Assertions that tho
weather was too cold Northwest and too
warm Southwest. had much 20 DO to-day
with an advance IN wheat. The market
closed strong, - sc, above Saturday
close, Latest trading left corn uncha II gcd
10 i:c. down; oats varying from the Ana!
visions irregular. strung out from IA Zoe.
decline 20 90. Increase !n cost.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Oncn. lilcL ct.s.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c. June i7.-spiri,s Tur-
pentine-Steady SIC. receipts % casks.
RosIa->Steady at $50: receipts. go barrels.
rar-Firm at $2.0o crude Turpent.ne-Firm
at So ga 40; receipts 81 barrels
savannah. Ca. June iJ.-Turpentine-Firm
4; i!c.: sales LOIS casks: receipts e57 casks;
shipments $50 casks. stock, c3.es3 casks
Ros!n-F'irm. sales 1854 barrels receipts
l.'?e. shipments 5.?!e barrels: stock so.s2i
barrels Quote: B. ,S6ijSs.co
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No. shelied, Spanish, 5q5hc per pound:
no. shelled, Spanish. axe per pound. Vir-
gin!as-Market firm: fancy Jumbo. &c. per
FOUND; fancy HANDY .ciSed. 5is q SIC per
pound: extra prime. sNc. per pound: prime.
&c per pound; machine picked. SI SIC per
pound; Smelling stock. ei.c. per pound
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE Ray
HALLWAY COMPANY

Schedule o: Electric Trains. effective Nay
Streets: b.6:D A. 81. '7:i0 A. N. hS 10 A.
n. $40 A. N. ''io:io a N. ii:lo A. N, 1910
p. ". $40 p. NJ. $40 p. N. bi.l0 p NJ s:.o
=. NJ. Go p. N. 7:io p. u. bs:;o p S..
1910 p. NJ. ,i:B p. " Leavs Ashland Eng
land and Maple Streets: 1855 \. 81. b 100 4.
NJ. SEQ A. n. % 90 A. N. 1850 A. NJ al, %
4. NJ. 80 60 NJ. ''i:eo p. ~. 900 p NJ. %
P. II. 500 P. ". b5:co P. N. 500 p NJ 10
p ~. S % p. NJ. bs;co p. NJ. 100 p. ~
Daily except sunday. ''su-day only.
oCasrics baggage.
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sEAnoAKp ALE LINE.

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: sos A. M.-Local to Norlina.
1870 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. jacksonville. 6:2s
p. M-Sieepers and coaches. Jacksonville.
HES p. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham Memphis. Northbound tratnl
scheduled TO arrive In Richmond daily:
1880 A. NJ. 800 A ~. sos +. N. $40 p NJ.
Local.
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lash grain closed; T|hea.-.No : red,
so. Q Zoe; No. ? hard, sI0Gis q Ioe;k; No I
hard SLHai"5i4 Corn-No. 3. T..d.1.c. =:
10 yellow. % q Eaic. Oats--No. : white.
p'ea"!'sc.' standard 81. q 51ac.
E!g'n. Ill. june 1.-THE quotation com
mittee OF the E!g!n Board o. Trado this
pound.
Baitimo-e. Md. Juns iT.-wheat--s,endy;
spot t1'".- Corn-Quiet; spot. axe Ost.
Quiet; No white soc. asked Rye-DiiIi.
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DRY Goods MARKETS..

New York June 1.-THE primary cotton
goods markets active and
stronger al the opening OF the week. job
oers are doing q :;Lirsized trade wiki
NEARBY retailers. Broadc!oths have been
advanced sc. yard. Yarns fairly
steady.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Fcported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va. June i7.--Pcanuts.-Snan.
lsh-Market arm: farmers Spanish. zoe.
per busheI; jumbo Spanish. $50. per oushel,
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va. June IL, 1917
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. o.
MARKET.
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saie1di.Hs laanas NO; mlddl!ng sult :' y.65
slies 81 5ales 80
Cotton quiet, nlddiIng. 1iso: gros. re-.
'e-pis - o7,es. stock. 1855 bales; ex
Ioii 20 ne continent ts2 bales: Coastwise
1e;sl to-day a, an por.s-%et recelp,.
"s.es e"Por' 20 Great Britain. 203
sa-fs - TIE Continent 81 bales; 10
japan. ~ oal+s stock. 1890 bales
,-Dnsplcaie9 az a.. por;s-Net receirts
.efi -A-e@. export 20 Great Britain ISL
ha.ts. 70 Frsrce. ~ BALES, 10 the CONT
mont i,s57 Sa.et. to Japan. To- oales
ic'al since Septen.oeE at all ports-Not
q ripis .l.I55.3J .5a!es export to Great
britain. i."ti,eto bales to France I.52 81
laleEs 20 the CONTINGENT. +1e4c7? balcf: 10
japan .l-.'i7 bales; TO Mexico. s.7ea bales
He~ Orleans. La, June Cotton market
Vas less active Today than during most
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Loose pressed. large bales n IIn5
LOAD your cars so that hay at doors ron
FesSnts contents. and thus avoid reteCtto1s.
Inns market grades hay In accordance
with the National Hay Association
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Sales. Stock.
200 Allis-Chalm.. LIST paid.
Allis-Chalmers. pfd......
$500 Amalgamated Copper =.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com,
1900 Amer. Beet Sugar. COM.
1900 American Can .............
leo American Can, pfd......
10 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
American Cotton Oil.....
Am. Hide and Leather, pr
Am arican Linseed OIL.
American Locomotive -.
Timer. Locomotive. pfd...
900 Amer. Malt Co. pfd..
l.2D American Smelling $3.50.
5D American Sugar .....
GO Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
l.2J0 American Tobacco, com.
100 American Tobacco, pfd..
100 Anaconda Copper .........
600 Atchison ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
100 Atlantic Coast Linc.....
y. G. L. of Connecticut.
600 Baltimore and Ohio......
20 Bethlehem Steel, conn.,.
Bethlehem Steel. pfi.....
go British-Amer. Tob. Co..
Uo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather. conn.,.
l,Jo Canadian Pacific .........
erp Chesapeake and Ohio....
800 Chicago Great Western.
100 Chi, Mil. and St. Paul.
40 Crucible Steel Cor, com.
20 Crucible Steel, pfo.
Chicago and Northwest.
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
400 Consolidated Gas .........
Delaware and Hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
100 Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
200 Distillers' Sec. Cor.......
2.1)0 Erie
:rl Erie. LIST pfd .............
100 Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
Geo. W. Helme lob. Co.
100 General Electric .....
100 Great Northern. pfd.......
Great Northern Ore ctfs
Illinois Central ........
500 Interboro-Net.
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+a " Cut Meats
.Ow and Petroleum
.ne-F!rm Rice-F.r!r.
ny susar-Railaed. quiet.
.iy steady. Conee-RIo. No. :
Futures closed quiet; Ju-y. Is 53.
March, 1871. Butter--Ensettled. Cheese
FlrHleT Esgs-SteaGy. Potatocs-t.rm:
scuthe!Si, new. No. !. barrel. $3.50 q $50.
seconds. iG0n2ro, domestic. Old per lS0
pounds s:n !'6. CaAha scs-FirTn; Southern.
new crate. zoe. u S2t,. Freights-Barely
steady, cotton TO Liverpool. per 100 pounds
- q 2sc. Pearuts-Steady; fancy handpick-
cd, virginia. -. gi+.c.; Virginia she!!ed-
Nos ! ANA :. go @ 5.c.
Cottonseed oil was easy early under IL
quotation. due 20 the early decline in lard
ana grain. oui when the other markets
rallied prices Eegained part OF the loss.
closing points net lower. June, 675 q 100:
Ju!y. dAf 6.s:; august, 6.G q 5.es; Septem-
Der, 7,Uf @ sSj3; October 7pi S7.o5; prime
crude. nominal. do. summer yellow 6.7eq
695: do. winter I.c94Tu'. do. summer white,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. June y. 1872.
Following are the quotations OF the R.cn.
nond Tobacco Exchange:
SUN-CUREp-%FV, lf
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i!ons Tor .n;et=s; paying oo,,.
ne "a watch interest mus n, -,
'h@s ana certificates o. indeatNn.
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Lugs. common to gooc.. '
LuSs, good TO prin iii
enort lea. tNs 81
Long lear
VIA p
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- t9ti9n cIosed qu!ei % points I9wor.
.-ale- ~ bales, 49, -''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-19

NJ and Mn. LroB Holn-r. I'll
Cl1nh-Su. vo1P hIo ~ GueninBI
Our ~ u1o1n-itul - O8ruT 81.
Mr. go m. ulsTEy s unann. FL
PlrEal.E Win STRIVE heEs IusI
$3.50 20 uDend C-hSi-lua. vim ~ lus-
saE's auul. NFu- c. n-FisninE
M. ms ElaTGar9 - 80
EEsuard. q uazninEtoa. lSass shts
ueet a1T EpEiuEnsld. Nlnsa- 70 ausnd
~ buitaata VIA ~ suFnsFs oaush-
ler. NM &. c. Gs~pherd
Nr sd EaA Grover BsaEallpS nn1
rhiid. q Neu Yoth. uil auad 80
hsitalys VHh Mr. DenrtulFy's -
esnrs. ~ ana NM q \ Essa. IN
unaEiuzisn.
n1n 7. sturhn. 81 ManEinEsoa. -
rSiendinE . fee days IN ne eisy on
suriHsus.
Mss. Mary RheR. Mar Pril E.i.sh
r'BrFFtt ard Auar-y cOrFoshers WI
return touiEht fFun wheelins Tor the
isolissya
Mrs.. Prank Falner. Who had bra
~ Eusst Of her parputa. Mr. and Mr.
RchrrI Johns for several weeks. ~
turned tc her hone - Wsnd-l yesfeF
duy.
Miss Lsaae HInehanyh eos Deer
Park. M, uho re-ently sDdsT usur
m op-Fatlou ~ Crok bos9ituL hss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-19

An elaborate aPpoiHted dinnpT WIS
given l1ur evening By GOVernoF ana
ars william 4 Ginsnrock- - the
xe-idiVe Maasica. In honor of ihe
stsle caicizis. ths Judges Of the su'
rrcmt Ceuri and their uGvsa. Tha
GorOrations ucre sSsrgTseu and pOin-
etias. ATtiugicaily srTnugad Covers
we're laid tOr Mr. and Mr.. stuart y
Reed. Attorney GeheFni and Mn WE.
:. Coaisy JuhEr and Mrs.. " y MI
~. Judge Hnd Irs u y KeiiaF. Dr
md Mn Charles r. lss. judge ana
Ars. L J Williams IT. and Mn y
saeraeFd- NJ and Nh. " ,. Naih
rus. IsdRs and Nh FO1RsbaEEeT NJ
= L LorK Nh. Mar, snydpE. Or and
Mrs J. T. nird. Mr. ard Mr.. y y
Sharkey. Dr. and MA l. v. cuthrir.
Mr md Mr. e \ brown Judge
aud Mrs ir- = Robinnsa Nr and
Mrs $ Dsrss. Mr. and Mn. J. L
l.akln. Nr and Mr. G. X. suishsr
Nr and Mrs. Iohn Lang. Nj and
AirH J A. shsppU M and Mrs
Fssd q Hsuss-sls Son Gasasts.
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RstUrn,no To-H,OhL

Mss W : Hlymond and daughter.
ti!ss4s Geusgsevs Mara and Frances.
~ return io-aiEhi frum Baltimore
l'aui Raymond vho recently under
Esni an uPsgz,ioa at Mercy hoePitaL
- approving raB.diy and Uil leave
rha, lAFtitutiuu SATURDAY Alisses Gen.
e,iere and NARA have bssH strsnd
ing school ~ GeOrEetoun ard HHs
pehd the holidesp Srre-
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Police Court
TWO PLAIN ONES SAT ~ TdG
DOCK TINS noRNlNo AND GOT
the USUAL FINE.

POiier couFt tails morning uos Vsry
ar'nil. there beiHE bn; t~o priAnaer
IN the doek. casa ehaFzr'i merely -
plain aruakz The fup we're Sad
S. ~ and costs eReh ~ ne - ina
mayer
Fed arrests ae-r DURING iest Hixht
fasre being bar little drrlizE asf
s@g iiy'ir drunksua~Es NJ arr.sts
hasv bser msde % Gar i1dis snd an
ogaer sTali couri 10 looked 'or .n ~.
anstras.z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-19

I- HOgeu Lsurb Pcid. u Caioago.
III arrive on Nonaay 20 speRd
Christmas villa h.s motheT Mrs An
lrcu Melville Reid. Mrs Reid Vas
gas guess q honor this afternoon a.
hsidEs parry sivsa b. Hsu. GeorEe
N-lla,.Sck q her reside-ner. - EssI
yulri Vernon risr, % neat sa'ur.
cas- sflsrnocu Nm. Gideon Timber
se u.E ztsp bTiGze parry IN honor
M.a Re- baltimore NeEs
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APPLICATION ron PARroN

Nore Is serrsy gssq t1zt on o.
aLog TIE Or, say % IsgusFs 1873
asfT Etizs El.i - O. q ~KA &. z
srssu. Pardon Att1rasy, Charleston
West Virginia. Tor - Pa=-sou 81
FrEa< OHvs-i0. con E-ted G. the rz.m'
% EEtgei.on. ~ -bs Jgas TeEsG ,tsi2
- ttr Circut Cnsrt Of MlE'oa coaBty
sud psasenerd 70 izaErisaameus N the
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Weai virginia Penhsntiary FOR tas
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-04-17
Note is Mans Doom

back to me, but fate willed differently"
said the widow, sadly.
81 discovered the forgery accident
ally when l went to the bank a few
days later.
Il was ushered into the presidents
office ana luld him my story. | ex-
planned to him that my husband had
always been hard working and honest
and had never before committed an Of
tense of any kind before, but that he
had been respondent because of his in
ability to find work The banker
seemed touched by my story and treat
ed me With the utmost kindness.
1"I do not feel said the bank of
fetal, that this is case for the courts.
itseems that perhaps your husband has
been more or less a victim of circum-
stances, and / think that if he is given
chance he will be an honest man
henceforth. So strongly do / believe
this that l will show your husband
that every mans hand is not against
him. l am going to have him call upon
me and / will give him position in
the bank as porter, and if he does
well | will make him Waterman.
will write a letter to him at once
"The bank president wrote letter
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-04-17
FRAUD IN OLD BILLS

original issue was then sanctioned by
law. The smallest denomination OF
these early issues was $50, for the
treasury hoped that means might be
found for using silver and gold in
minor transactions. Before the end Of
the year the authorized issue had
again been exceeded, and in spite of
oft renewed good resolutions the Con-
federacy by July, 1868, had $1,0O0,0O0,-
900 of notes outstanding. For few
months devoted Confederate patriots
permitted their gold deposits to get
into general circulation, but soon
everybody who had gold boarded it or
sent it out of the country to place
Of safety.
Almost at the very end of the Con-
federacy Jefferson Davis vetoed bill
for the issue Of $80,000,000 in paper
and congress passed the measure over
his Veto The funding plans resulted
in temporary contraction of the cur