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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

Carolina: Bcnchan Cameron. Of North
Carolina, and Mr.. Brown OF Washing-
ton. Mr.. Cameron told of the success
which has attended the proiec, of
building . cross-country road through
tho South to san Diego. Cat This
road, nearing completion. will connect
with the quebec Miami Highway.
Mr. Watson. OF South Carolina. spoke
of the system OF patrolling the roads
to keep them In repair. which is being
done ON some OF tho South Carolina
roads. and This idea was followed m
by Mr.. Brown, who suggested that the
Federal government could use the mail
carriers to patrol all the main high
ways In The country.
Officers Are Elected.
inability 10 attend was received from
FRANKLIN j. Roosevelt. Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Navy. aud letters and
tclcErams Of regret We're received from
many others.
The officers elected Yesterday are
as follows president. Howard u. Had
lev of Hlattsbur+S. \. y: nrst vice
president, George y Smard. Of Mon
trcal, secretary, y. NJ. Parrott. Of Bal
tmore; treasurer. Leonard Tufts. OF
Pinchurst, \. g.. board OF directors:
PENNSYLVANIA, Robert i. Hooper: Della
ware. I. Coleman Dupont: District, of
Columbia, Thomas Nelson Page:
Georgia. General Louis g. Young. Now.
York John y. Stewart: New Jersey.
Fred r. Smith: MARYLAND. Richard H.
Edmords; North Gasoline Rcnohon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
BAPTIST MISSIONS CLEAR or DEBT.
Full Amount Of $50. 900 Pledged nj Inst
NnnNcntlOn ~ Vow SmhscrI hcd.

Especial 10 rh" Times Dispatch
Livingston Johnson. corrcspondine sec.
IGiary OF the Baptist state Board OF
hhptistS OF tho state Tonight that h.
VIII 20 10 th" state convention at
ShcibN nest Tuesday with not ono cont
Of debt owed hy tho board the rulI
>3O.0ou pledge made at the last stat,
c0nyention for the state mission work
OF N" year being HOW fully raised
There was $4,000 yct TO come I'm this
morning ana tho books or the board
wcro TO clOae Tonight at . o'clock I'm
'nc Office h"re The mails up 10
o'clock in The evening brought IN re.
turns from churches and individuals
SUFFICIENT TO pass the $4,000 mark and
TN" goal Is more than attained
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
HADLEY DESCRIBES
GREAT ROAD PLAN
International Highway From
Quebec 10 Miami Soon to
Open Last Link,
WORK IN MANY STATES
President, Who Has Laborcd
Hard for Project, REELECTED
by Association
WORK IN MANY STATES

Though the attendance was small. tho
meeting yesterday afternoon OF the
Quebec Miami International Highway
Associations was Interesting ana euthu-
piastic, and the glowing account OF the
progress given by President Howard II.
liadley, OF Plattshurr y. i, was re-
cciNcd With applause. Officers were
elected. nud addresses were delivered
tv moH OF the various states through
which tho sreat roa" runs. The mem
hers Cf tho =. n a., which had invited
tho Quebcc-Miaui International Nsso-
citation TO hold its meeting here, dis
apneared whom The laIier convened
Ut was in Kic'm.ud. said Nir Hadlcy
in his report, that the project ~ con
struct a great highway between Can
ada and this country took form and
was developed Two years ago. and since
,lsu st las gone ia, towards compile
;icn lie said that II there had been u
;acdorn :'ono highway running through
Gn6 connecting thc North ana the South
iu 1851. there WOULD not have heou a
wa,. Ter one section would have under
stood tho other He stated that most
tic 2.5oo-mlc road, ana that remark
able work had bccn done i'm Virginia,
where the matter lad been taken hold
of by Governor Mann, Preston Kelvin,
Henry w Anderson. John Stewart
Bryan 81 st Julien Wilson, former
I'm hrcy and others
Nluch Work in Canada.
Iu Canada. largely On account Of tho
effort OF Sir l.omcr Gouiu. Minister OF
Acriculture Carou George y Simard
su5 others of the Province or quebec.
.lo road had hccu practically com
plstcd from Montreal t. The border.
lu New York tile entire road OF $40
:uilos. with tile exception Of Two short
strips II I'VE miles each. is finished.
lu New Jersey. Delaware ana ronusyl-
vania the road is finished and is prac-
tically completed ia Maryland. II Nir-
2Inia the 1io-mile stretch from Rich
iucnd 20 tho North Carolina line Is
completed, and great strides have been
taken from Richmond 10 Washington.
Like oncourasing reports came from
Florida rs the time is approaching
ION the celebration Of TOO years Of peace
between the United states and England.
he said that tho American and Cana
dian committees hat unanimously in
1orsed the idea OF building magnifi-
cent peace arch on the border line near
fousc's Point. y Y over the quebec
bc q good idea 10 null down Fort Mont
somery popularity Known as Fort
thunder on Lake Champlain. and use
its nasoury for tho arch.
Fort Monts emery was built hy the
United States on Canadian soil. and
the mistake was not discovered until
tho fort had been completed Then the
United states had TO ask Canada FOX
nc SOL on which She had built IT,
Mr.. Smith, Of New Jersey, told OF
the Progress which lad been made
dong The road ana was followed hy
Mr. Ward, Of Florida, l. j. Watson.
Commissioned of Agricultural OF South
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

to expand without painful strain upon tic
iignmcnts. Thus there is avoided nervous
spells the tendency TO nausea or morning
sickness is countcractod and a bright. hap
py disposition is preserved that reflects
wonderfully. upon the charctcr and tenn
You can obtain bottle OF Mothers
Friend az any drug store at 500 Ii
preserves the mothers health. enables her
TO make complete recovery, and thus with
renewed strength she will cagerly devote
herself to the care and attention which
mean SO much to tho welfare OF tho child
Write To tho Brndtield Regulator co nno
Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. for their vnl,I
able and instructive book Of guidance 10,
appellant mothers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

would hioat. belching lump Of lead
ircllnE an plt OF stomach. palpitatiou
OF heart, shortuess Of breath. dizziness
headache. no appetite. losing flesh FOR
tne past three years; has taken enough
medicine to ill a barrel, but nothing
cNer gave much relief. lie started
using quaker Herb Extract, and to-day
reports wonderful Improvement tin
fact. hc has cot relieved Of MI thar
dchilitatcd. dcspoudcnt feeling. ana
says Quaker Herb ENtr.,ct is tho only
medicine that has ever reached his
case Reports arc still pouring in from
poonio riSht here NJ home. call to-day
At ir1glc'S drug store. Sl7 East Broad
street and obtain Quaker Herb Ex-
tract. 500 for six bottles, three for
$50; single, Sl00. oil of Balm soc
Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
Funeral of Major Adoiph l.lhar,.

t.'','r'' 'i ~ nc li!lts i'lSpatch.l
i-cNihEion. Va, December 2.-Alajo,
Adolph E!hart. aged cighty-thrcc Years
was buried to-day at oxford prcsbv-
terian Church. near Lexington He died
yesterday At Jackson Memorial lIospi-
tai. after short illness Major I,l.
mart served on General Stonewall Jack
sons STAFF during tho Civil War ms pay
master lie was born in Austria, but
came 10 the United states when very
Young. For several years no was en-
Gagged IN The wholesale notion bust
ness in Baltimore.
lie leaves a nephew. Rev. Adolnh
Hakcr. pastor OF the Riycrmont Pres
hyterian Church. Of l.ynchburg. ana a
Eiecc, Mrs. j. T. I.cckcy. OF Rockbridgc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
OBITUARY
'. -. Copcnhn,cr. 81.

ISptcIaI 70 INe Tunes DispatCh
iuIaSkl. Va. December "a message
Was received here Monday aunOuuc-
ing, the, death OF Y. Il. Copenhaver. 81.
~ his home. near Marion IIc WAS In
MS usunl health until Sunday nirh, a,
o'clock when he suffered a stroke
of paralysis and never rallied, death
ensuing Monday morning
Mr.: top"uhaNcr was a prominent
merchant and business man OF ncn,
Marion. For q number OF years he was
a travelling salesman. Tie was n mem
Der Of the L. - ana :, Sirincr. II,
Leaves widol lud two sons Ills
moth.r Mrs Eli copenhavcr: a sister
MISS HARRIET ana three brothers L. NJ
H. h and r. Il Coporhavcr reside I'm
Pulaski He Was forty years OF age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

not even that. He called at the Law
Building Pharmacy. where seemingly
miraculous cures OF catarrh rheuma-
tlsn kidney, liver, stomach ana blad-
der troubles indigestion. constipation:
procured one bottle Of quaker Herb
eight days use reports he is Just get
ting along fine: don, have amy moro
pains iu tho back; don't havo To got
up ~ night his bowels arc acting nno:
appetite good, sleep roircsh!ug- fact.
feels loo pcr cent better every way
Another remarkable report is Nh W.
i. Lassitcr, vino keeps a grocery store
AT Fayettc Avenue, South Norfolk Has
had catarrh of the head. roaring. ring
ins noises. Il nasty slime and mucous
dripping down in throat causing hawk d
ing. splitting all the time stomach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
Remarkable Long Standing Case Of Kidney
Trouble and Catarrh Cured

'iere is report Nh J T.. Taylor
Who resides at ii6 Bnnl, street, Nor
folk \a. occupation "a painter ana
decorator has been "a sufferer with
Aidncy trouble for the rast eight years;
would have to yet up al night six or
eight times to void urine, which caused
smartinr burning sensation: back
amo sore and stiff. especially in The
orninE a, times $" bad no could not
work has been i%sipe .+esll, growing
weaker: at times Eel, Respondent. foi.
during All these long years he has
spent his money for temporary relief.
Pils. pellcts plastcrs salves. oils-alI
II which have b"cn only relief, some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
CIVIC RETIREMENT AT cnArEL NIL
President Of story Tcllcrs Includes CarOIinn
University in Itinerary.

!IITVFI.T
ChaIci Hin. I'ecembcr :. Tho activities
OF the community ClUh Of Chapel IIiIl ara
branching In sundrJ directions looking 10
the civic hcttermcnt of the village ana us
surrounding rural communities. Suliscrip-
u"nS Hr" heinz raised fog the cuuiplin e.
and furnishing at so-callcd 'rost room
for women from the country that come to
urc.
Another venture. AS advanced ny tho Com
nluniiN club, u the organization az to
. in;ttn canning club. ~ the initial meeting
of the movement Mrs. MrKiinn,on ~
Raleigh. state organizer OF canning clubs
presented Tits idea
X. Z. Nychc. president 81 tho story Tell
crs' League 10 America and an nmmnua Of
tho univ cFs!ty has within tho past few
weeks delivered q serirs 1T lecture. in North
DINA, Including Chapel iIill in his timer
| ary. FOLK lore in tho South, us depicted NV
Joel Chandler iIarri". was tho thcrne from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
John T.. L.. IIopklns.

TSpeC.al @ Tho Times- DlspnICNl
Cap" Charles. Va. December 2=iohu
j.. J." Hopkins. aged eighty-thrce years
ming OF innrInitics OF old age Mr.
iicpkins Was president OF the Oman
cock National Bank FOR several years
II" was twice married. and IS survived
by eight children
The funeral services will be conduct
cd at his homo Thursday with int.r.
incnt in Orancock Ccnlctcry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

TSpccINI u INC TnnCs DispNtrl
Spotsylvamia 6. H., Va, December .
James w. Hawkins, Sr., AN aged citi-
zen Of the county. died to-day. after a
short illness. aged eighty years
Mr.. Hawkins WAS q Confederate vet
cram ana served through the entire war
as n member of the Frcdc ri c Sburg Ar
tillery lie Is survived by his widow
and two sons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
Mrs. Henrietta ". $ IIcrbcr,

7 'NIIttIdI 10 7 IIH I IfflCS- IDlSDltTN
hampton. Va. December . Mrs
Henrietta Wray Skinner Herbert. sixty
near Buckroc Beach She was ~,
widow OF Thomas Swepton Norbert.
and was well known in Richmond
TWO daughters. Mrs Walter H. Uoov
err and Mrs. T. T. Herbert. survive her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

1HOlhcrhOOd. I he SUI
fcring incident to
collaborating can be
easily avoided by hav-
ing at hand a bottle
of Mothers Friend.
This is q pcnetrat-
ing. external applica-
ton that relieves all
tension upon the mus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
Our
ID ] @ @ q
Whom in healthy condition is
composed of those elements that
HOODS SARSAPkRiLLA is es.
pecial'y adapted to preserve, re-
store and supply.

lt ls made up largely OF red and
white corpuscles--rcd TO ilourish and
sustain the boGy-4white to protect
the body against disease.
In weak. worn-out. pale faced
people. the blood is "watery" beca use
the red corpuscles are deficient and
the white corpuscles delinquent.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gradually but
certainly floods the body with new.
rich. red blood that invigoratcs the
entire system, gives sparkle to the
eyes and restores color TO the checks.
1t has done this for thousands. II
will do the same FOR YOU.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

which he entertained the university boys
pr. {. II. Hcriy ami Prof. Collier Cobb.
members OF tho university faculty. were
"e4cE"te- from North Carolina - tho recent
sessions OF the National Conservation Con
sicss converting In Wa-r:upton
he ti"" club OF tho university IS mapping
nut hN"-day trip ptocediuc the Christmas
holHaNs Raieigh. GoldsDOro nud Wilson
are three of the ciicf towns that will hc
NiSiie" hy tho universty's musical organiza-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
j. W. IIocun

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Fredericksburg. Va. December I'll
W. Hogan. 81, of SpotsYlvania County.
who was brought to the Mary Wash J.
ago for treatment. died at that in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
Mrs. Richard Turner.

ISDcCIHI % Thc Times -pispatch
Ivor December 2-Mrs Richard Tur-
ner. wife of Richard Turner. died at
her home here to-day. after Il short
illness. Mis- Turner was twenty-five
ycars % nEc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
HERE TO ARRANGE
FOR CELEBRATING
TREATY OF GHEN7
Continued from rirs. Pagc)

t'ontinucu from First PaycO
certain. when the time OF celebration
arrives. that Canada Will be ready to
do her part"
executive committee and originator of
the plan 10 celebrate" the centennial of
thc treaty of Client. gave concise
presentation of his scheme.
Tho idea" lie said. lis not alone to
celebrate tho 100 years OF peace be .
tween the United states. England aud
Canada. in conjunction with rcprcsen-
tativcs from Belgium, but to make the
ccicbration period of rejoicing over
tho friendly relations and good " IN
that prevails between England. Can
ada, tho United States and other Eng
disappearing people on the ono side,
and Germany and France on tho other.
In other words, we shall invite Ger
many and France and other European
countries I" participates I'm the cclcbra-
ton. thereby emphasizing the benefits
OF international peace"
Some who Have Arrived.
Some or the delegates who arrived In
tho city yesterday arc:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Curtis Demor-
est, New YORK city: Levi LongfeIlow.
Minneapolis. MINI; Mrs. Fannie Fern
Andrews, BOSTON. Howard - Hadley.
'iattSbure. y y. Colonel Bcuehun
Cameron. Raleigh. y G.: Fenton VI.
iarkc, charles NJ. Head, George II.
Emerson and Mrs. Emerson. Joseph l..
baldwin, Frank :. Subway, Augustus
II. Knoll Frank r. Williams. Charles
Bennett Smith. Mrs. John Miller Ilor-
ton and Mrs. john Lewis. all of Buffalo.
y y; 6. +. Mahce. Fort Erie. ont; j.
W. hamilton. Fort Erie. ont; tho Rev.
y. Mackintosh, Fort Eric. ont: Fred
j II. kracnc. OF brooklyn. y. y. Lewis
~. rounds, president OF III" thorough Of
. y. y M
troit Mich Miss Mamie Randolph
heth, Washington, y. G.; Colonel VII
son g. Lamb and Miss Lamb, of VII
hanson. ~ G.; Mrs Marshall Williams.
Faison, y. G.. and Mrs. r W Thrash.
TOrhoro. y, G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
Men Welcome
Mothers Friend
~ Duty that Every Man Oweo to Those
who Perpetun,e the Race.

1t is just rs important That men should
Know OF progressive methods in advance Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

MoSELEY-Dicd. NJ the residence Of
her parents. Mr. ana Mrs w H.
Mosclcy, 3t3 West Clay Street
MABEL GARNET MOSEi.EY, at 3:4T
l.. NJ. December .. 1913
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

WII.KINSON.--Dicd. at 4:45 u. ~. De
ccmbcr .. 1918, JOHN BARTON. in
FAINT son Of Edward -. and Annie l.
Wilkinson, aged two years and three
months.
Funeral from the home. No. 11G
East Eleventh Street. South Rich
mond. at J.. NJ. WEDNESDAY. De
ccmbcr 3. 1919. Intrrmcnt in Maury
Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

GASTIN.--Died at 1920 \. NJ. Deem
bor ., 1913: HENRY GASTIN. in the
twenty eighth year Of lis age
Funeral from 81. Peters Church
THIS "Wednesday MORNING at .
o'clock.
Norfolh and Washington rapors
please COPY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
DEATH HIS

TiNSLEY Entered into rest; AT tho
residence Of her mother. Mrs. Mollic
Conrad Tinsley, iG5 North Plum
CONSTANCE ELIZA EETII. only child
~ Mollic Conrad ana the late Frank
u. rinslcy.
Funeral from residence THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, December 4, at
o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
Makes Strong Address.

Committeeman agreed last night
that MIR. Hcmcr's exposition OF the
gas issue WAS clear and convincing
1" remarkable degree. He spoke
concisciy and without frlls, stat
ing tho proposition in 4 business like
manner ana dispassionatcly. Ills com
pany, he said, made the offer In good
faith. and he asked that tho Council
give it the careful investigation that
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.
The devil temDts all men. but the
Idle man teMDts the devil.-Spanfsh
PrOverb.
The man that hoes not love his
DeOOlc cannot lOve GOd.-Dr. A. NJ.
F1iFbaiFn
The good arc better made by i'll.
As O(iors crushed are SWeeter still.
-Rogers.
Things which never could have
made a man happy. develop a power
to make him irons - Phillips
Brooks.
The hand Of God is as really and
as fully present in the ordinary course
Of nature as the o amazing
miracie.-Dr. S. II. Driver.
each man is captain of his soul.
And each man his own crew.
But the Pilot knows the unknown
seas.
And He will bring US through
1t is usual not 50 much the e
ness of our trouble as the ittleneSS Of
our spirit which makes us complain.
Jeremy TAYLOR
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE

New York, Jan. 3.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say.
The New Year opens with all the
gains and advantages achieved during
the last half Of 1912. The New Year
takes over from the old the Increased
agricultural wealth resulting from the
big crops. the great activity IN the
largest Industries the augmented con-
fidence IN branches Of domestic trade,
the !. record-breaking foreign com
merce and the full employment Of la
Dor at high wages. insuring large buy
ing power. With this legacy from 1912.
the maintenance Of a satisfactory bulk
of business is had.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07
MORE RESISTANCE
BY STOCK MARKET
Offered to Weakness of Vari-
ours Stocks Which Affected
Values Friday--By the Close
Values Friday--R. r. and In
duStriaIs Made Gains

ShC <ASsotidlC0 IISSS-t
New York, Jan .-Better resistance
was offered by the stock market to-
day TO the weakness Of various stocks
which affected values yesterday. Ger
tain manipulated sp~ecialties, opera
tons In which reflected an absence Of
demand developed marked weakness.
which for a time held the general mar
ket in check. The standard issues,
however, gradually broke away from
his influence and by closing time
nearly all the important railroads and
industrialS had made moderate gains.
The advances ran to two points in st.
Paul n one-half as much in the Har-
riman stocks, Reading and Coppers.
Further weakness developed in Amer
lean Beet Sugar, which dropped 3
points to 50, its lowest quotation IN
more than a year. Petroleum stocks
sold off sharply. st. Paul. the strong
est Of the important railway stocks.
was helped by the November report
OF the system disclosing large gains in
gross and net for both the parent cor
poratiOn and the Puget Sound. Strong
showing was made by the banks in
their weekly report. The return flow
Of money paid out at the opening Of
the year was reflected in an expansion
OF over $32, 000, 600 in deposits and the
cash gain of nearly $4,000, 600 nearly
paralelled with the loans.
Reports of the leading mercantile
agencies spoke Of some letting up in
general trade since Christmas. Such
a lull occurs yearly and it was pointed
out that the change had been lees
marked thar usually this year. 1t is
not unlikely however hat there viii
be a further s~lackening as the time ap.
proaches for revision of the tariff.
The bond market was steady with
some widening of demand. Total sale:
(par value) $~1,125,O00
L. s. 2's. registered, declined = or
call on the week.
Total sales of stocks for the da,
were 12S.20e shares, including tn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07
NEW YORK DRY O

New York. Jan. 4.-Cotton goods
markets were firm, but quiet. Yarns
were steady. Silks were in light call.
Jobbers are anticipating an early re-
sumption of the retail demand after
the HOLIDAYS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07

A girl learns by experience with
her brothers what a poor thing a
man is. SO never suspects her beau.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07

More trees are cut down at Christ
mas time than are planted on ArboT
Day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York. Jan. THE following
are h total net receipts Of cotton at
all ports since September lst.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07

were 1ZS,2Oe shares, the
following:
American Tobacco =. 1000
Atlantic Coast Linz i. 400
Chesapeake and Ohio g. 400
Lehigh Valley =. 100
Louisville and Nashville . 200
Southern Railway :. :. loo
Southern Railway pfd. 200
Tennessee Copper :. :. zoe
STOCK LIST.
Amalgamated Copper :. 1873
American Agricultural 49,. 50
American Beet Sugar !. 3sA
American Can -. 30A
American Can pfd. ...116A
American Car and Foundry i. 554
American Cotton Oil :. =. 55l2
American Ice Securities =. 90
American Linseed +. !. F.. :. ia
American Locomotive !. -. 43l4
Am. Smelling and Refining IS
Am. Smelling n Refining pfd..1e5
American Sugar Refining . LIES
American Tel. and Tel. 1884,
American . PSF
Anaconda Mining Co. /. -. 4ob
Atchison pfd. :. E. ...10Oh
Atlantic Coast Line F.. ..13112
Baltimore and Ohio -. ..105A
Bethlehem Steel :. . 3St1
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 9OB
L - " p
Central Leather 2S4
Chesapeake and Ohio 80
Chicago Great Western -. -. 16Ll2
Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul ...114|
Chicago and North Western ...137
Colorado Fuel and Iron :. ST
Consolidated Gas +. . 1881
Corn Products :. -. 14fa
Delaware and Hudson 1853
Denver and Rio Grande.. ...120h
Denver and Rio Grande pfd. -. ISIS
DistillerS' Securities . 81
Erie =. 321s
Erie LIST pfd. +. -. 40
Erie End pfd. +. ass
General Electric =. ...184
Great Northern pfd. =. 1895
Great Northern Ore Cuts. Al
Illinois Central =. ..126l2
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 1875
ELECTROMAGNETIC. pfd. . e34
International Harvester ...1114
Inter-Marine pfd. -. 19
International Paper ;. liz
International Pump Is
Kansas City Southern g. 49,. 26a
Laclede Gas F. ..1034
Lehigh Valley :. ..1674
Louisville and Nashville +. -. III
Mimi, ST. p. and Sault st. Nj. ..14012
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 273s
Missouri Pacific /. Ala
National Biscuit ...127
National Lead /. -. 55fa
NATL Rys. of Mexico I'd pfd. 21s
New York CENTRAL -. -. ..10SA
New York. Ont. and Western :. 3ll4
Norfolk and Western lib
North American 80
Northern Pacific :. !. ..1212s
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-01-07

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