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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
RAUOE IS VICTIM
Of MURDER PLOT
Wealthy Contractor Killed Soon
After Willing Property
to His Wife.

Chicago. December ga coroner S
jury to-day returned a verdict declar-
ing that Frank Raude. a wealthy con-
tractor, who died at his home last
Friday. several days after making a
will, leaving all his property to his
vie was the victim of a murder plot.
Physicians who anayzed Raude's Wis
cera testified that they found a large
quantity of poison in the organs.
Mrs. Mary Raude the dead man 3
wife. tainted at the coroner's inquesc.
after DR.. W. H. Burmeister had test.-
fed that a chemical analysis of the
victims viscera revealed thirty grains
of one kind of poison and nineteen
grains of another.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
INVESTIGATION ORDERED
Entire Mileage Book Question In the
Southeast VIII BE Gone Into.

Washington, December 2J.-The en-
tire mileage book question as pertain
ing TO its connection with the rail-
roads of the southeast will be thor
oughiy investigated by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. 1t was am
nounced here that Commissioner
Franklin X. Lane would go to Charles
ton on December 81 and begin at that
place a most thorough and compre-
hensive investigation into this matter
Not only South Carolina. but other
States in the Southeastern section or
the country, have had occasion to COM
plain from time 10 time against OPP
Grafton of the railroads with reference
to the use of mileage books. and II IS
TO determine whether present regula-
tions are fair and just that the inves-
tigation viii be made.
While the present case was insu-
tuted in South Carolina the result or
the investigation will be of equal IN
terest and Importance to other states
in the South. More than eighty rail-
roads have been made parties 60 the
hearing and will be represented when
the case is called.
p II. MEG.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect September 20. 1872
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. FOE
NORFOLK 900 A. NJ. 500 =. NJ. '+:lo p.
Al. - - -
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST; SIS
A. NJ $3.50 A n. 500 p. NJ. 80 r
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'il:to A
NJ. ss:3S z. NJ 'iiso p. n From the West:
Is 40 A NJ a2:i0 p. NJ. bi:1 + n. 'e:@ r.
M 900 p. NJ
W T. REVILI. Pass Ira agr.
" G. SAUNDERS. G. z. \. Roanoke. Va
C. II BOsLGC d. p A.. Richmond. Va.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

1850 A-Local-Daiiy--\e export Nsws
sis A-Locai--D aiiy-Chville. III -. a.
ThurmoEd
1880 A.-Express-Daily-S Norfolk. Old Pom
1890 A-Local-Dsily-Lchb Lex. g. Fcrs ,
sl2:eo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Old PIT
.2S -Gxpress-Daily-Cin.. L'vins
1900 P-Express-Daily-No ~. News
500 P-vocal-Daily-N News Old Point
SIS P.-Locai-Ex. Sun.-Gordonsvii.s.
S:l5 P-Local-Ex. Sun.-Lync hburs.
's:4O P.-Llmitea-Daily-Ci Cnicaxo
s,l:00 s-Daiiy-CineinnAi. Lviile-
sS!eepers. tParior carr
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Locai from
East: s:s5 A NJ. T:4o p. ". Through from
East. 1850 a. n. 2:oS p. NJ. $50 p. n Locs
from West. $50 A. NJ. 's:55 A. M. and
s:2. P NJ Through: $40 A. NJ. Hiss A ~
and 2:2a p II.
James River Line: ''s:5 a NJ. TIC p. NJ
s,Daily except sunday.
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Richmond and Chesapeake bSs NJ. CO.
GcheluIe OF Electric Trains, sTsctfvs May
o. M Leave Richmond: Laurie. sad B.oad
streets: SO A n. "I:io A NJ os. A
n $40 4 NJ, ''ic: - a n. HE ~ n. t:is
p 40 r. N. s:is P. NJ. b4:io r. -. S:cs
r, y. $40 Il. n. 7:is r. ~. oan F. ~.
les +. r.. l:& J.. NJ Leave Asaisnd- Eng
~. 500 A. NJ. Ss:os a. ~. lo:ov A n. Ill ~
A. NJ sis:ev n. ssIoe n. z:Ya p. n. %
p N 400 r. NJ, .. W +. N. e:v0 f. NJ. i.1
p n. 500 p NJ bS:e p. H.. LEO r. r.
.Daiiy except sunusy- ~Su-sAy ono-
L
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New York
Stock Market

New York December 23.-IrreGulsr
fluctuations OF stocks to-day indicated
that the market was steady on an
uncertain footing. Prices at times
moved with rapidity disproportionate
10 the amount of trading. shifting
about in a way which Indicated no
well defined current OF speculative
opinion The trend as a whole. now
ever was toward "A lower lever, anu
at the emf of the day a large part OF
the leading issues had fallen point
OF more Trading was duil ana pro-
fessionsl Uncertainty whether the
supreme Court would announce its de-
cision in the Minnesota case to-day re-
stricted trading in the morning, and
the bear element took advantage OF the
situation to bring about a recession
With the announcement In the noon
hour that no decision would be an
nounced to-day. there came a sharp
upward movement, during which Union
Pacific rose two points above the last
quotation on SATURDAY. The gains
were quickly lost. however. anc during
the remainder Of the session the ten
dency was downward.
The call money rate rose TO pc'
cent late in the day. which may have
been a factor In the heaviness OF 80
stock market. With the easing OF re
strain in Europe, apprehension Is f"lt
as 10 the monetary conditions d, the
end of the year. although money rates
viii be watched closely near the ems.
of the month and may constitute
more important influence. Germany.
whose needs are most urgent at this
season. succeeded in obtaining more
than half Of the weeks offerings OF
South African gold in London.
Baltimore and Ohio, the FIRST of the
large railroad systems TO make De
cember reports. showed further gam
in revenue.
The bond market moved irreGularly.
hut fluctuations were unusually mar
row.
Total sales. par value. s1.26S.ooo.
United States bonds unchanged Oh
call
New York. December e3.-Money on
call steady. 3-4@6 per cent: ruling
rate. 81: closing bid. 81; offered
~ 6 Time loans easier; sixty and
ninety days. { per cent; six months
Z u. Close: Prime mercantile paper.
+ pe- cent Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills
AZ s4Sl5O for siXty-day bills ana
s4S5e0 for demand. Commercial bills
$50 "a. Bar silver, g. Ia. Mexican
dollars. ~. Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds Irregular
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ktnE-tIl~n<werth.

I-rf Leo fo Tn -Dispatri.l
Frrftri, ksnurz. ". Decerlhcr -. .
~ q, kira ard M.-. Pearl Aliens
rorfn d~uEhfrr of ~. and Mrs -.
A-i'Hsuortns of Klrz George CJuuiy.
ufrf married 81 frw DAYS ago 20 flow
ard View HAgfi.f Church. 10 thst
r04nft. So. J. %. Sew biu rerfora.nz
f.r ceremony Nrs. u. l. IcGinn s.
vas nafra0 nf h ,ror. and u O. Mcf'iu-
nies was Drst man.
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$40 bales: 10 the Continent, $50 bales; Coast
wise. 1854 bales ,.,.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts:
30 20. bales; export 10 Great Britain, -
hales. 10 France L. l5e bales; 10 the CONT
m, 49, bales: stock. 1.2sS.si6 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net recelpts,
aa7s, bales: export 10 Great Britain. Oo,S
bales: to France l7lI4 bales; 10 the cont"
nent 5l.e;5 bales. ~
Total since September a all ports-Net
feceipts. 672lTl7 bales export 10 Great
Britain e.O4. 52s bales ; TO France. 7os 49,
baiss; 10 the Coatinent. l,sll,1& bales; 10
Japan. III oS7 bales: 10 Mexico. $50 bales.
Now. Orleans, December e5.-Cotton futures
opened steady at advance or "a points
on favorable cables and moderate amount
of covering b. shorts in anticipation OF the
HOLIDAYS At the close prices were STo
points over Saturdays quotations immedi-
afcN after the call prices were ga points
NJ. Bears called attention to the weather
map. which indicated heavy rainfall over
the better part o. the cotton region. and
the first half hour OF business prices were
6dS points under Saturdays close. Traders
consider rains a the present time as most
saV orable in connection with the new crop
work. \ holiday feeling was IN evidence all
morning and the volume OF business done
was small After the middle OF the morn
ing the demand from shorts increased and
on A scanty supply OF contracts prices did
somewhat better, although the market was
not strong. At noon prices were unchanged
10 l point up, compared with the final fig-
ures o; Saturday. In the afternoon the
quiet and unchanged: mtidlng. le3sc. sales
on the spot 49, bales and 90 10 arrive. Clos
ing futures: January, f2SS: March. 1c.S7.
May. 12.s3 July. 1890: December. 1894
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.

PREMIER CARhIER OF TIE SOLIh
Trains Leave Richmond
~ R-FollowinK schedule figures publisn
,d as information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: $40 A. II. LocA
1928 A. II. Express. 500 p. NJ Expres>
wi,h electric lighted Sleeping Cars for At
i.nta and Birmingham. LAS l.. N Expresa
Week DAYS: 500 Z. II. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
IN r. M.-DaIiy-Connecting cor Bsiti-
n,orr Mon Wed ana Friday. 500 A. M.-Ex-
sun. and 2:i5 p. M.-Mon. Wed. and Friday
Local
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 A. ~. and $40 A. n.
ZOO p NJ cs p. n daily: 1888 Elk. sun
From West Point: $50 A. II daily; HES A.
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri: t2s r N TX sun
g. z. BURGESS. d p. A..
SOI E Main ST faors M son -
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and -'efrs
Streets. .or PetcrsburE
's. :. S. %. 10. Il. 'l2 A. n. !. 2. %. 4 s
's5:i5. e. :. :. . 10 p. u.
Hoo F. n FOR Chester. 100 midnight los
Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg foot OF Sycamore
Street. FOR Manchester:
t5:Is. s:ss. "!:l5 TBS s:s5. s:ss 'io:s5. II -
A. NJ: 1875 lbs. 2;25 3:s5. AS. 5:s5. STA
e 81 SIS. s:35. 1870. u:4e p. n
tI.aily-Ex. Sundays and holiday
Carries baggage and express
ssLimi;ed-Except Sundays and hoiidays
All cars fron, Petersburg connect wits
car. FOR Richmond
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or ErrmMo,er r-,csSIsEE 81. d
ArrrL--n

PORT OF EIlIfNpVu u7.'isSIgEE - 1872
ARRIVED
steamer E-srto-. Ifa-n-v. Norfr-.,. NOR
r-..--. s-f a.-ese- -s-e ff.d Drsrliria l i.irfs.
steamer f.r. llr rr size So Norfolk. met
.rarfis anf uaeeer gers. ts-l nrrninio- Line
~sr..sH fHrnrs. frf.u.r. i'.rrrs,u- and
fs. nrs f..ffr 'a1Gin=v. lr.-rrsrfi-r a1f pas
se.z gers. flr.lar ffr~.
sAGf-D
-fr..-fr F-artier. ffIrleF Nes-H't. r-r~.
.....ft-r arI sas-e- g. -- ''.I Dor-fri~a Iils.
steiner fifrtt .e-. -..F'r Nerfofk --ff
..a tlss ."f Hlsefrzf rr. ff'f U.-rir.Hr i.lrle
steamer Tr.. h.~raa Ives norfolk AID
IaH.s fi..f. arc rge. .rr.-ha q er ard ..-s
rs-. tIr1I"ia So. fEarfHr Tn|lrare.
-f...rfH HlrH r. fr..Isr. TrIfr, buns I'D
faH.t. frr.r .frII-e.. r.rrrhz-df.- md rs--
s.rsr.. rHrr.sH -Irt
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARK

PETEKSBURo Fcf-@D
eReported by RodSers. McCabe * Coz
pe.ersbu-r Va December y-PcanutS-
--,--isr Market fr-1. farmers Spanish.
81 -, per buShei. jumbo spanish, SD per
brshe,. No. I sheiied. Spa aish. .i.c peg
mound. No shelled- Spanish. &c per pound
VirsiI.ias-Msrkst firm; fancy Jumoo' -
r.~ r,os,nd. fancy handpicked. SIC. per
pound: extra 1'.c. Der pound: prime. &C. pei
D.vnd machine picked. sa14c. per pound
81. rlins stock 20. per pound.
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCT. 9. 1912

EFFECTIVE OCT 8. 1914
TRAINS i....Agt. klN-s.MOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: s;i6 NJ and
$50 z. NJ. 100 A. NJ
For Norfolk; 800 A. M. SEQ r M t'io r.
NJ.
For " w. Ry. West: s:i5 A. NJ. $50 A.
NJ 800 p NJ $50 l.. NJ
For Petersburg: 100 A NJ, Sis A. L..
SIS A. NJ, 200 A. NJ. $3.50 a. M. 100 p NJ.
I:lO r. NJ. 90 p. NJ. 80 T. NJ. ::2o p. NJ.
II As =. NJ.
For Goldstoro and Fayetteville: '4:to r. II.
Trains arrive Richmond daiiJ: 5:S A. NJ.
$40 A. NJ, Io:i5 - NJ. 1871 A. NJ: ''1o:4s A.
N .Il:40 A. NJ, S2:le p. ia. $40 +. NJ. s.c5
r. NJ. s:3S y. al. SEQ +. NJ. 800 L. M. 1880
p 81.
Except sunday s'Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con
uecIions not guaranteed.
& cAMPBEi,I. %. A.. ..s Main st.
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NARkET CONDITIONS.

1--we Poultry Msrlc; steady. Dressed
Pc,s-try-Choice dressed turkeys in good -
rr..rd. poor quality az hard 20 sci Ds.cks.
gees. and fowl ir spiendid demand EEgs-
Market ove-stocicd and dull : large sur
rius accumu.ating which cannot BE- disDos-
rG Of a. reasonable prices. Game. country
bacon and hides coat!nue very active
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CATTLE MARKETS.

New York. December 25.-Beeves-lr-esu u
ar steers. Si75 800. bulls, $3.50; COWS.
ss1Go1 Caives-S,teady 70 SLOW ana snaue
lcver Veals S15HGIeW: culis. sJG 30,
parrvard caves. siN5.no: ycariinSs, Ssa 40
western Sfs5a1.60 sheep and Lambs
strong sheep. sc.c5 a .: culls, s-ava S'v'
fsng,,S s7TS75. cuIs. s45ods60: yeariings.
8 as5o Hos Firm 10 loo higher Light
to heavy. So 80
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Decc.siocr = The cotton Eood .
.,-rle.e were steady 20 ar-n with demand
in the mails o. very fair proportions. con
sfde-inr tn. period o. the year Yarns ruled
nr-n sales % eubroideries were oeinS
made a. lower figures
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

Sou:h5ound trains scheduled 20 leave Rich
rnond daily: 900 a M--Local to Norlina
I:Oc p M.-S.eepers and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham, savannah jacksonville: liz
A M-Scepers and coaches. Jacksonville
HIS =. M-Sieepcrs and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingha Memphis Northoound trains
scheduled 20 arriv in Richmond daily;
: 20 \. N. so \ NJ, sos =. NJ. $40 r NJ
Local.
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60ND LIST.

4 .s-t-IaI-uers - saie.l-........-.....,. 80
American Tobacco CO. old - odd. AZ
American Tobacco 30. Old IS asked. 1911.
Atlantic coast Line ist & asked ...... g. :
4 G. LII. and y IS tbid)............. 81.
4 G.. l. .conv IS ~ Baltimore. bid. 100
Chesapeake and Ob.o cc-v. li1e.-.. 9-it
IlaSett and Nvers 5s..........-.......-. q
No-so.x sno Western COW. IS odd. IL :
Sestoa-d Air Line stamped q asked. $50
Seaoosrd Ai- Line adj IS asked --.... e
southern Railway 4s..-.........-...-..... ~
southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10si.
United states steel nd - ...-........-.. l0li q
L. : registered - 90 did ....-...-.. l5l
L. : registered p. 1915 bid -....-... iczs4
T. : Panama new - (5l5) ............. 1919
virginia Brown Bros cts tbid)...--. So
Vi-Sinia-csr. C'asrn st 5s..-.....-.-..... = :
Va Ry and Power co. = asked ...... 81
v1a5ash deb. e.. INSTRUMENTATION. G.
WABASH Pits. Term. Isl 4s-..-........ 2.
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Chicago H.. Decemoe- -s-Csttie-Eener-
ally 1Ss4 SIC higher Beeves. $3.50 so: COW :
ana heifers. Ss.75T7..,0; calves. $500 . %
Hcgs-tenerally higher; bulk o. safes. SID
49, Sheep-Strong. l0Gsoc- higher al s4g
=: iam0s. S5-S5 ass
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Sffambost5
OLD JOHNSTON LINE

OLD DOtifNtON LINZ
Nv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. dai.y..:oo p n
cave Newport Se~s--.------------.--s-oo A ~
\ rive A. n
Connects With main line steamer. lcsvins
Norfolk FOR New York daily. except sunday.
s.e1 r. Il Connection, also made y y a
" Nv. . y. NJ and {. & o ~. az p. n
N.ght line steamers stop 81 CisremoEs -
lss.d or receive Dasssn gers on sigma and viii
81. met o. pubic conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. Effective
..a-ch s..D-Jsmcs River b DAY light fo-
Norfolk and Ols Point. Newport News an>
LAM. River landings steamer leaves
.onday. wednesday and Friday az 80 a
= r-efzht received FOR al James rive
non. Nstiso7 10.
Nj -seke- OnIce 81 = MAJ, street
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..sEI. VIZ. HoMMAN-

ABOUT personally conducted cruises n
cuba. famaicl. Panama. West indies
and bermuda. January 8. =. ~. Is. 20.
- and q. February =. s. %. - and =.
March n. q and - Special Undue
freufs for January q. :. - and Is. Cail
FOR illustrated programs.
=. o. BOWMAN.
TudcDcuJcuf Tourist agent.
-os ra.t wasn street. RIchmops. Va.
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ffSSBQrNUd0

Tour INC. Hotels. shore Excursions. Lowest
Rates
- - .-BFRNt DIAN" ffhc ship used by
President Elect wilson, Twin screw. le.sis
;oas Gispiacesne If submarine si-rlls. or
ch.sfra. wireless. Record trip - hours -
minutes. FASTEST. newest and only steamer
Isn,.ins passengers at the dork in E~rmuds
without transfer. :. - ''OtDTttt. i1nlf
IONS dis.. aes mems. sails every Tuesday he
ginning February sth. Tickets intsrchanEc-
III Nth L
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WEST INDIES

N~~ = :. GUIANA ana other steamers
ror-ni<rffy for -. Thomas. -. CrofN. -.
kffs Anfixus. Cu-da iour~. Dominica. Ma
60 iaue. -. Lucia. ia -hadors and Dcmcrsra.
Eor fuff information Apply 60 \. .. OF T.
fRBEgDGE n co. te~ofs. Quebec :. :.
Co. Tad.. - broadway. Ncu York; >AMI
~. BOWMAN. 90 p. Main ~. Richmond,
Va
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. December .. 1911.
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by Levy Commission Co, Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va. December .. 1917
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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81 .09il n l0ll: No. . hard. 50 93F.; No.
northern. SEA Soc: No. . northern. SSf1S9c
Corn-No. yellow. 1914 n i9c Oats-NP.
23i. Il 2as.c; No. white. %itc.; standard
81 a cft2c
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Baltimore. Nd. December e3-Wheat-
Strong: contract. s1.03N los Corn-<irn
contract $40. OatS-Firmer: No. white.
90 e ssi.c. standard. white. n SSizc- Rye
Inactive: No. . western, domestic. 1sa14c
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock.
so0 Ailis-C chalmers. s. paid
80 Allis-Chal.. pfd.. 81 paid
q. 10 Amaigamlted copper -,
Am n. Agri. Chem. com.
100 Amer Beet Sugar. com.
cleo Amt rican Can ..........'
40 American Can. pfd....-..
81 Amer. Car and Foundry
100 American Cotton OIL.
100 Am. iiidc ard Leather. pr
American Linseed OIL.
200 American Locomotive 90.
Amer. alt Co. pfd........
4.30) American smelling ......
30 American Snufi. CON-.
American sugar ..........
0n0 Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO..
10 American T )bacco. com.
100 American Tobacco. pfd..
80 Anaconda Copper .-.......
0..sN AtcaiSOn .......--..-.. -.---.-
80 Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {. l. Of Connecticut.
co Baltimore and Ohio
200 Bethlc hem steel Co. com
Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
LOO British Amer. Tob. 60 OIL.
2,200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
100 Central Leather. COM.
IS. 4oo Canadian Pacific ........'
$40 California Petroleum 90.
100 Chesa peake and Ohio
Chicago Great western
Chi. Great West. pfd.....
1900 Chi. Mil. and st Paul
Ga5 Crucible steel cor. com.
q Crucible steel, pfd......--
20 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
Consolidated Gas .......-.
100 Corn Products. CON-.
100 Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
1900 Erie ...........-..-... ''
100 Eric. LIST pfd.....--.-......
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.-
100 General Electric .......-.
Geo. W. Eeline Tob. Co.
$500 Great Northern. pfd-..-.
coo Great Northern ore cts
100 Illinois Central .........-.
500 Interboro-Met. ........'--'
| .co0 Interboro- Met. pfd..-....
400 Int. Harvester. com.
Int. Mer. Marine. COM
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. December 3. III
QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
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RotfIs
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS

Table d-Hofc Dizner saturday and
sunday evening. TO o'clock tI-"o
each
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Loose pressed. large bales. a NV
Load your cars that nay at doors rep
resrnts contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay in accordance
with ;he National Hay Association
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rcft.n. stealy. r.ldr-E 1885, zoe
rcirts. - ha f-s- gross. =. - Re IS. So ~
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TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open > A. Il 90 5. r "
Admission. ss- Free on saturdays
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sDaily. Weekdays. sSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Kibn. Time of arrivals and departures
ect guaranteed. Read ths signs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
kafisoabs
Richmond, rredericiSbg & Potomac R.R.
7oAS0 F4oM wASSiHc ROW AND sEy0G0.
Leave Richmond
Arrive Richmond
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS WEEKDAYS.

Leave Byrd 81. Ste. 400 p. n. for fredericksburg
Leave Eliza Sta. 7-30 A. T., 80 p. n. for Ashland
Arrive BYRD Sc. STA. s.25 Am. from Frederieksbg.
Arrive Elbs Sta. $50 A.A..6fs p. N. from Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

Quotations .o- interest paying bonds arr
q price % which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates OF Indebted
ness axe fat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Richard ". Maury.

sock and Bond Broker iol5 T Main street
Richmond. Va, December 3. 1871
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
Virginia S. Old. c. and r. 49,. s5s
The Dickinson press., 1912-05-04
PORTO RICO'S NEW WONDER

From far away Porto Rico come re-
ports. OF a wonderful new discovery that
Is believed will vastly benefit the people.
Ramon T. Marchan of Barceloneta,
writes "Dr. Kings New Discovery is
doing splendid work here. 1t cured me
about FIVE times of terrible coughs and
colds, also my brother of a severe cold
in his chest and more than 20 others who
used it on my advice. We hope this
great medicine will yet be sold in every
drug store in Porto Rico" For throat
and lung troubles it has no equal. A
trial will convince you of its merit. soc
and $500. Trial bottle free. Guaran-
teed by T. ]. Greene & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1912-05-04

day N Mrs. Ida Lyster. Misses
Catherine and Alfhild Siverts, Arne
Jefsin, Frank Osterwind and Mrs. Sch.
Kraft and children Eva. Anna and
Veronika.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Elbere and chill
dren visited at the F. Cohen home Sun
day.
Mrs. j. Christerson has been staying
q week at the N. Hanson home. helping
Mrs. Hanson with sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. o. Kyseth are the
proud parents of a daughter, born at
Taylor. Tuesday April 30th.
Miss Frances Beckorn called on Miss
Helen and Ruth Madison Sunday after
noon.
Misses Marie Osterwind. Alfhild
Siverts. E. and D. Jersin, also Frank
Oster wind and Arne Jersin called at the
Hillside Farm Sunday evening.
Chas. o. Kyseth and children, Emma
and Florence of Peaked Butte. called
at the Sunnyside Farm Sunday after
noon.
Melvin Kyseth of Taylor is staying
with his grandfather, j. Kyseth. while
attending Norwegian school at the Mar
shall school house.
Miss Catherine Siverts left Sunday
for the school southeast of Marshall,
where she will teach q week, after
which her sister. Minnie. will continue
teaching for about two months.
Services were held at the school house
Monday, April 10Th by Rev. Tn. Larson
OF Taylor. and were quite we'll attend
ed. MI. Larson will be with us again
Monday, May 9th at 10 q. m. al the
s~choolhouse.
Miss Minnie Siverts closed q very
successful term of school at Halliday
last week. She returned to her home
near Mershall Tuesday for a weeks
rest before taking up her duties at the
school south of this pla &c.
Answer to the Lorine correspondents
question of last week: define para
dise.' Webster defines it az follows
the garden of Eden; a place of bliss.
But the Marshallites will tell you that
it has a farm just north of Knife Rivel
In the north west orner of the north
east quarter of section 8. township 142,
range 81. 1t is owned by a young
bachelor of Marshall. Any one doubling
that it is a suitable name for the place
may visit it, and satisfy themselve.
that it is. as we Marshallites consider
it, the most beautiful place in thi.
vicinity.