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Hay. FEED AND MEAL,

wholesale prices on carload lots of hay ON
todsy's market: Fancy wheat hay. light bales.
Sf9Gi21; No. wheat or wheat and oat S1s0
i9: No wyheat or wheat and oat, sI6a1S;
choice tame oat, $fS@19: other tame oat SIS
6pI7. so: barley. $t2@15; alfalfa. S12@14. 30:
stock hay. $10011.50; straw, 650S0c
Feed tper ton)--Bran $24.50Q2J for white.
x23 JO6124 for red; middiings. $2gQ33; shorts
s240 0l2S: rolled barley. e2s50929. so: cornmeal'
S41. .5Ol42. so: cracked corn. $41 50a42. so; al
fsifa meal, car lots, $17-50: do. small lots
$3.50.
Meal (per ton)-Oilcake. 20 ton lots, S33: 10
tons $50 so. 8 tons. 1884, less than tons.
$3.50. cocoanut. carload LOTS so; do. 10 tons.
S2g: do tons. $29.5O: do small lots. $30
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in san Francisco today.
David =. Vail. ~. lI31 Green street. and
FLORENCE Barr0we. 20, 14j0 Hayes street.
Joseph Marym0nf. 2f. Victoria, Il. C.. and
Cora SIessineer. rs. 1909 Broadway.
Jdseph stark &c. B73 Kansas street. and
Margaret Mlhelich ~. e51 Kansas street.
Timothy OtcoHnor. "a. 1I1s Guerrero street,
and Ellie Griffin, 2s. 291 Thirteenth street.
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Financial Summary

American stocks in London strong. Y s@1%
higher.
Southern Pacific lines. New. Orleans to Ell
Paso. tied up by strike.
Mexicsn outlook considered more favorably
BY President Wilson.
State starts suit against Erie to reocevr
$61e. COO account OF forest fre damage.
Counsel for Steel corporation confers with
department Of justice In effort to avoid court
proceedings In dissolution suit.
Theo. N. Vail discusses with Attorney Gem
eral McReynolds suit against telephone interest
In northwest.
Federal grand jury in Chicago starts inyesti-
cation OF Quaker Oats company.
New French state loan Of $3.50, 600, 600 coming
about December Is.
Permission granted to issue s., ,000, 900 st.
Louis and San Francisco receivers certificates.
Brighter outlook for currency bill; BY agree
ment shortly will be brought before senate.
Labor leaders in Great Britain meet Tuesday
to consider stoppase OF work all over the
country.
New Haven executive committee meets to-
day: may DISCUSS new financial plan to take
the place OF debentures II necessary.
Illinois Central stock holders vote today on
$120. 600 coo mortgage.
Peoples Gas special meeting to increase cap
ital stock from $35. 900 10 $50. 900, 600.
Twelve industrials declined 20.
~ Twenty active rails declined 10.
Rails l03 .0l, industrials 1885,
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WHEAT TRADERS
! bULL|SH INCLINED
Still Awaiting Definite Reports
of Crops in the Argen-
tine Republic

CHICAGO, Nov. 14-Tt is believed
among wheat traders that until there
is more Certainty regarding the OUT
come of the Argentine crop the bull
side Is the safest on any little dip the
market may have. Traders said after
the close last night that there was
an unlimited quantity of May offered
at 81 nc but trading at that point
was not large and many selling Or
ders remained untitled.
Corn bulls call attention to the fact
that there is little corn coming to
Chicago except from territory with
in radius of 100 miles of this city.
the south taking 1t from the Chicago
market. Pit traders had it that De-
cember was picked up by one of the
best bulls. while another was letting
go through commission houses, the
selling being credited to an operator
who has been very active of late. De-
cember was lie under May yesterday.
1t is claimed by the bulls that the
market is heavily oversoId. while the
bears say 1t Is the reverse.
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OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
IN Oakland today:
Frank H. Gefney. 81. and Catherine F. Car
roll 10 both Of Sacramento
William 7. Mitchell. 25, and Emily f.-Had-
leY. q. both Of Oaklands zz---.-
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DRIED rRUTrs AND NUrs

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits Prunes. bulk basis. crop Of
~ asls 3o-4os. 7Ac; 4ooos. 6lac:- 5o-e0s. &c;
00-I0s, &c: T0S0s, 5 51ac: So zoos, DC; 100 120s.
5sAc; los and up, 2Ac; apricots. 1913 crop.
T. O. b., in 30 lib boxes. 1191s1zc; evaporateo
apples s@9c: peaches, 1913 crop, 5Gsc; pears.
1913 crop. 7QfIc.
Raisins-F. o. b. Fresno 1912 crop: Loose
muscafeis, 5A @5Hc per lb for crown, 5&c
Tor crown. 51sc for crown and 41ac for
Tor choice.
Do 1919 crop Seeded fancy No. IS. nc;
90 bulk. exc; choice. 6Jkc; do bulk. 613c:
crown loose: 55se; crown, .5ssc; crown.
5Sc; ungraded, 51zc; London layer, 3 crown.
sl-so; crown $1.6o; crown. 81; crown.
Honey-New crop comb. 1s@1sc per ID for
fancy. 10@12e for light amber and eqloc
Tor other: extracted. water white. nominate :
SAGE
Peanuts. 7d7Nc per ID; pinenuts. IL
Gl21ac; Brazil. ISGg20c. fiiberts. 13@15c; pc
cans. 150l61ze; almonds. 16921c and 10@12c
for hard shell; walnuts. opening prices, 1913
crop, T. o. b., carloads: Budded, 19c; No. 1
soft shell. 16c: No. 2, 11Mc: California chest
nuts. 5Q10c; italian do, 7t5 @9c.
Dstes-New crop .Golden. 197hc per 10;
4 aTuy St2 w Lie.
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SOCIAL HALL FOR SERVICE

Services of the Epworth Methodist
church. Sanchez and Clipper street.
win be held Sunday In the social hall
edjoiuin6 The burned edidoA
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STORAGE AND MOVING VANS
NO MORE PENNIEs IN THE MINT

On account of the unprecedented
rush during the first two days The
Call is obliged TO discontinue it's bar
gain sale Of money. The United States
mint ran out of pennies and no more
are available until Monday.
The sale Will start again Monday
and continue two days. 100 pennies
for 9S cents Limit. 5000 to a GUS
TONER. None sold to banks.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IA

From Los Angeles. stmr Yale.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Con-
gress.
From Portland and Astoris. stmr Multi.
nomah.
From Portland. stmr Paraiso
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is
From Saiina Cruz stnr Neyadan.
From Balboa. stmr Oberon.
From Portland aud Astoria. stmr Yucatan.
From Eureka, stmr City of Topeka
From Fort Bragg. stmr Brunswick
From Los Angeles, stmr Rose City.
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmf
Harvard.
From Grays Harbor stmr Chehalis.
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Local Oil Quotations
SALES NOVEMBER IA
p1ovTuolE pRoDuCrn

giyen this morning by Miller Lux: Hams
tper ibl--Eastern NJ. Il. brand, dc; Cali
forina II. H. brand, 2Oc; picnics. 12hc: b.
$40. 22c. Pure IArd--Terce basis lac
shortening. tierce. 101xc: compound h. r.
brand. tierce basis, 10c; salad oil, Toe; white
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FLOUR AND GRAIN

Ouofations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour (per bbl)--Net cash: California family
extras S. 6O66: bakers extras, $4.65Gl5 20;
supernne. $3.9O@4.l0; Dakotas. S6s4007 80;
Kansas $60l6.25.
4 46b northern wheat. bfuestem, S1.606
1.65; Turkey red. $15501.65: red Russian.
81 asa 1.46A; club. $1.45@1.46A; forty-fold.
$500 1-52H.
Barley fper ctn--Good to choice feed. 81 80
0i .32I5: lower grades. $1.25@1.27tz; shipping
and brewing, S1.35@1. 40
oats fper ctD--White feed. $1.3715 al As;
red seed. 81 1062. 20; black, $2-75@3.
Corn tper ctl)-Yellow. bulk. $1.7S, do
white Si79. Egyptian white, $1.6j@1.70.
Rye (per ctf)-$l.45@1-50 recieaned. $157H
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LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

me Western Sugar Refining company quotes
ibs. Is follows: Western fne sranulated. S465
fruit granuIated. $4.65; Gamers granuiated
st05; crystal dominos. whole pieces ID car
fons IS 95: DO ID cartons $Sg5: do. balf
pieces ID cartons. 1895: monarch bar. s5;
fsblets. in half bbls 35.25; do 25 ID boxes,
* 40: cubes. $500; monarch powdered. S4.75;
Xxx powdered. $4.75; c0nfectioners' A.
~ as: beet granulated. 100 ID bags only,
S445; extra c. $4.45; golden c, $405: d.
s. 05.
company quotes net prices on granulated sugar.
in bags Of 100 lbs. as follows. G. & H. hne
standard S465; coarse dry granulated $465;
copfecfioners' A. $4-65: berry. $4.65; powdered.
S4.75; cubes. $3.50: ''Higrade" bar IS; bricks
(in half bblsl, S5.o5; bricks Tin Is Id boxes).
&, 20; n. 4 s.. crystal dominos g ID carfons)
$s. .g5: extra nne dry granulated 100 ID bagsj.
S445: extra G. $4.15; golden c. $4.O5; yellow
D. 1896.
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LOCAL vFnETARLu

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco Wholesale market:
Potatoes tper etl)-Delta whites. S5c6$1. 10,
Salinas, $1.S5@2; sweets, 75c0$1 Is; Japs.
Onions tper ct)--sllverskins. sl.5o@1,7o; ON
street. 15c higher.
Vegetables Tomatoes. 25@75c per box; do.
southern. per crate. 50c4et. okra. per boz.
T5c: string beans. 2@6c per ib: lima. 5@5c per
Ib; peas. S012c per lb; green peppers. 256e0c
per box; do. southern. per ID, 2@3c; hot chile
75c per box; eggplant. 5oc@$l. 10 per box:
$1.25 per box: cabbage. $l-2541.75 per ctl;
squash summer. per box. 7oc0$i; do cream.
50@75c: Hubbard. per sack. 70@75c; do.
mushrooms per ID. 40Q15Oc; carrots, per sack,
5O@75c; celery. per dos punches, 30@40c; gar
lie. per ID. 709c: cucumbers. per box, 75c@
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LOCAL FRuIT MARKEr

LOCAL e f39lV 0AAkkI
Prices qnoted on the San Francisco Wholesale
fruit market f
Decidueus Fruits-Apples per box: Newton
pippins, tier. $1-500175: Al tier. $l-l0g
A ~; bellehower. A tier. sl.509lI5: DO 80
tier. $125Q1.3O; Rhode Island greenings. =
tier, $1Q1 %; do AZ tier, 81; Delaware REDS.
tier. $1-30Q1.40; do Al tier. l159
l2: Hoover. tier. $1.2561-35; do ~
tier. IL 1.25: Baldwin, tier. 81. .2o4 Loo;
90 ~ tier, $1-50@1 %: Oregon sptzenoergs'
$l.Io4z5 90; do Jonathans. S1-50@1.fo-
Quinces-Per box. 50cd$1.23.
Pomegranates-Per box. .50Q6oc; large boxes.
Persimmons--Per box. 75c6$l25.
$1Q2.
Grapes (per crate)-Tokay. 15c@x1; Malaga
6oc9$l black. 45@65c: muscats 5Jc0Sl;
queen, 90c@$1-10; cornichon, 65c4$1; lugs-
Iokay. $1.10@L4o; muscat. S5c@s1; black
65c6$1
Raspberries-Per chest. S4@7.50.
Huckleberries. per h. 4G9c.
Cranberries-Cape Cod per bbl. seas. 5o:
New Jersey late reds. per Dbl. -$10@10.50; Coos
Bay, per box. $2-25@25O.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Lemons. standard.
e303-50; choice. $4.5006: fancy, $685. !;
lemonetfes. 81. .25G12.50 grapefruit. seedless, So
q 4.50; lines, per case, $3.50@5.50.
oranges-v alenctas, per box, $S.o0gV; ma
vels. $3.50d4
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian. 75c0
y. so per bunch; do Central American. 4qJc
per ID; do Mexican, 264c per ID; pineapples.
per dozen. Hawaiian, $1.256260.
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THE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 14.--Cofton due higher
on January. 215G13ta higher on others. Opened
steady. 293 higher. At 1915. qniet but
steady. 304 net higher At 2 p. m. u higher.
Spot in good demand. higher at TAT. Sales
IL .000 including 10000 American. Total sales
include 5000 late yesterday.
NEW YORK. Nov 14.-Port receipts today
estimated at $1,000: last week. 105.32O: last
year. 1854 The weeks movement in sight
Is estimated at 665. 900 TO $4,000 bales.
against 679,544 last week and T36 900 last year.
Generally fair weather prevailed over the
south yesterday, with temperatures at 8
O'Clock last night ranging from "a to 20 de
grees. Fair weather is indicated for the east
ern belt today. western belt generally unset
tied, with local rains In Tennessee, Arkansas
and northwest Texas.
Cotton opened very steady, due partly to
bureau reports that during October 542 500
running bales Of cotton were consumed
against 459. S73 In September and 511 2S5 last
year.
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BRooMHALL,s GRAIN CABLES

LifEhfOOL. nov l4.--f1rmneSS IN W Wl1nl-
peg yesterday and bulIish American cables re-
garding the Argentine damage caused some
covering at the opening, and prices were IL
"A higher. The spot market was firm. with a
fair demand. and worlds shipments other than
American expected to be lighter with Rus
sian offers hrmer. Following the opening real
izing developed on the beneficial rains in Ar
gentina, increased Australian offers, smaller
demand for Manitobas at the advance and sym
psthy with the heaviness in corn. and prices
lost 1s@A. At 40 the market was dull and
unchanged from yesterday.
Corn opened 5e lower and later further de-
cllned 11@M the weakness in Plate spot,
which declined is. heaviness in provisions and
arrivals for three days aggregating nearly
1000. 000 bushels.
Argentine shipnents--This week--wheat.
4eS 900 bushels; corn. 2,525. 900. Last week
Wheat. 2s6, 900 bushels; corn. .s63, ,00O Last
00O
Estimates of worlds shipments of wheat this
week, exclusive Of North America. Will be
Q. 500, 900 bushels. Last weeks total shipments
were, exclusive OF North America, 1890
Hussia-Holders are holding for higher prices
and are not willing to compete at the present
level of values. The government banks are
advancing money to assist farmers to hold for
better prices, which they feel sure will come.
acknowledgements rains have fallen and
the crop outlook is favorable.
United MISUNDERSTANDING to a special re-
port. the wheat crop of England and Wales
amounts to 80. 12S 600 bushels. and oats
93. 100, 900. This compares with 53, $50, 900
wheat and 9I 1872. 600 oats last year.
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cheese-CaIifornia fancy fats, 1S11c pound.
nrm; nrsts. 15c, nrm; do seconds, 14c; fancy
saoung Americas. 17hc. firm; do nrsts: 1oe.
loc. steady; Young Americas. lie. steady
nastefn-New York eheddars. fancy. 20. steady :
vi Wisconsin fancy. twins. 1e1zc. steady; DO trip
iets lI15c. steady.
Retailers charged &c pound on each square
oI puIter anu &c dozen eggs over these
Receipts today: Butter 2s 800 pounds. eggs
5o,oi0 dozen. cheese Ia, 500 pounds.
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fresh FISH

rresh Fish fcieaned and iced. I. o. b. prices,
ner lb1-HaIibut. lie; carp, SC; catfish, 12@
iaiiac; Goldfish. 1oc;; red rock, s@12c; barrs-
cuda. 1oc: soIes. s@sc; sand dabs, loc: sea
l2i5c. craw6sh, 2S@30c; kingfsh. Sc: ssrdlnes
5c. white bait Sc: Humboldt salmon, 10@11c
George sterlingrs new poem, ~The
Mfssion Swallows,- fs q genuine Cali
fornia lyric.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
RECEIPTS INTrRI,

BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
n Quofations on the San Francisco Wholesals
Dairy Produce exchange:
Bufter-par nound.
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STANDARD OIL ACQUISITION

A deal has been consummated where
by the Standard Oil company Of Cali
fornia has acquired control OF the
Murphy OIL company, which operates
In the Fullerton field and has a pro-
duction of approximately 1000 bar
ported to have been $4. 900 900 and 20
per cent royalty on the production of
the Murphy wells. The Shell-Royal
Dutch syndicate was said to have been
ties
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ACTIVITY IN UNLISTED
BUsH-yEFFERY RUMoR

The decline in Missouri Pacific stock
in New York today was accompanied
by rumor of friction between Presi-
dent Bush and E. T. JefYery. who has
always been regarded as the chief
Representatives OF the Goulds in all
matters relating to the roads in which
they are interested. Mr.. Jeffery was
formerly president OF the Western
Pacific, being succeeded by B. F. Bush
last summer
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-14

24o. 4oe-Total shares sold.
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PRINTING

ALL job and commercial printing STEWART
PRINTING CO.. I264 Market St. s. r. Cop
per plate printing Country orders solicited
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-16
From the Hanisonburg Daily News
LIVES SAVED BY TELEPHONE.
One Man Drank Poison, and Another
Severed Four Arteries.

Within the last several days two lives
have been saved over the telephone.
Rev. w. Lentz. OF Orders, Breth-
rem minister, took poison by mistake tor
his medicine. No physician being here,
his family got instruction from distant
physician. Antidotes were administered
and his lite was saved.
William Mionlch, in Pendleton county
tried TO cut bullet from the breach OF a
gun. The knife slipped and severed four
arteries in his wrist. He was in danger
OF bleeding 10 death. Dr. Meyers, al
Oak Flat, six miles away, gave inStruc-
tons over the phone. Another life was
saved. Mr.. Mionich is 10 years old.
SO daily are valuable lives preserved
and saved by the use OF the Jefferson
County Telephone.
Is your wie's life vaiGaiic TO ycu2
Do you want TO preserve your chiloIen's
lives Is your o~nu.e valuable TO your
self or family2
DO you want TO make paying invest
ment2 Install a Jefferson County Tee-
phone. II is a MONEY maker. Ask
Wall, who sits in his country home and
talks TO Chicago. Install Jefferson
County Telephone. Pay $500 per an
mum. Meet me at the end OF the year
and say, "Getzendanner, that phone did
not pay me, take il out, give me your
check for $500" will do il. mean
this, every word Of il. Phone, write or
wire. Delays are dangerous" Long
distance connections with the world.
H.C. GETZENDANNER,
General Manager.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-16

from the windows than II feet Five
square feet floor space per fowl should
be allowed for focks OF fifty. In larger
fiocks, somewhat less space Is needed
per fowl.
A shed roof house Of single matched
boards, not higher than necessary fol
caring for the fowls, say feet in the
rear, and 8 feet in front, IT feet wide
and as long as desirable, are good dI
mansions. You will notice that this
requires an 1S-foot rafter.
A good 3-ply-roof1ng paper on the roof
and 2-ply on the back and west end
over matched boards, makes com
Portable and substantial house. The
roofing paper may double over the real
edge, and extend down the back wall
without any projection or caves. thui
making a tight joint, which is desirable
In the back part Of the house place
three Pinch by 3-inch roosts one foot
apart, 8 inches from the rear wall. AL
the perches should be on a level with
each other. Six inches underneath the
perches and projecting one foot be
yond them, a smooth and wellmads
droppings board should be built tc
catch the dropplngs at night. This will
also cover the nest compartments. An
other tight platform, Is inches beneath
the droppings board, serves as the
floor Of the nest compartments.
Two S-inch boards, 9 inches apart
with 6-inch partitions every inches
should be set at the front side OF thG
lower platform, for nests. Ringing al
the top OF the nest compartments az
s-inch door should be provided. This
may be held shut by catch or but
ton placed on a Pinch strip beneath
the edge of the droppings board. The
nest compartments should have .
small door at one end, which may BE-
closed at night to prevent the fowls
from roosting on the nests. Nests are
seldom lousy II the fowls are not al
lowed on them at night This plan
provides darkened nests, which pre-
vents egg-eating, and, besides, hens
like to lay in a secluded place.
Double boarding above and back OF
| the nests and roosts, with free pas
sage of air at the plate, is a good extrs
precaution for severe winter weather,
This also makes the roost somewhat
cooler In hot weather.
The house should be provided with .
large horizontal opening or window J
feet wide by feet long and placed
3 feet from the floor. This should
be placed in the center Of the front
with a glass window at either side
extending from the plate to 2 feet from
the floor. This large opening should
be covered with wire netting, and be
provided with a muslin curtain thai
can be lowered in cold and stormy
weather. This curtain front is very
desirable, as it insures plenty Of fresh
air Cor the fowls all the time and
keeps the house from getting damp
and frosty in cold weather. Fowls are
healthier and lay better in cold, dry
house, than in q warm, damp one.
STUART A. CODY,
West Virginia Experiment Station.
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age Cellars.
should be 8 inches thick; therefore,
dig the hole II feet inches by Is feet
1 inches, and to the desired depth.
Make the side wall forms OF Inch
siding on 2x4-inch uprights placed
2 feet apart Above ground-level, use
outside forms similar to those inside
At the entrance end, to provide for .
doorway, set between the forms
frame of by 8-inch stuff, by feet
In the clear. Mix the concrete ! part
Portland cement to 4 parts bank
gravel; or part cement, 2 parts clean
sand, and 4 parts gravel or crushed
rock. With the forms in place. I'LL In
layers, mushy wet, about inches deep
extending around the forms. Two
inches above the door frame place ]
iron rods, 81 inches each, 4 feet long
Leave the forms about week and
then remove them and begin the fooI
construction.
Smooth off the ground for floor and
have 1t slope slightly towards one OF
the front corners, where the tile drain
10 placed. Make the layer about BIZ
inches thick, and, after firming, add
about n inch OF mixture, l part CO
ment to Of sand, with enough water
added to make a thick mortar. Spread
evenly, and after letting it stand .
little while, smooth with trowel.
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Norfolk &WeSternRy.
Schedule in Effect Oct. 20, 1912.

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Mrs. LARASl0RE
TELLS TROUBLES
Lady in Goodwater Describes Her
Distressing Experience and
Tells How She Vas
Finally Relieved.

Goodwater, Mo.-'Ever since ] was
a little GIRL" says Mrs. Riley Laramore,
al was great sufferer from dyspepsia.
suffered misery after eating, and had
terrible heartburn.
thought | had to suffer this way as
long as lived, but when began to take
Thedfords B!ack-Drauglt, in small
doses, every night, the heartburn was all
gone in a few days, and ! could eat
without distress.
Itook two small packages in all, and
although that was some time ago, the
dyspepsia has not returned.
| speak good word for Thedford's
Black-Drausht whenever have the OPP
portunity."
lfeating causes distress, we urge you
TO try Thedford's Black-DrauGht. II
cleanses the system, helps the stomach to
digest its food, regulates the bowels, and
stimulates the liver.
1t acts gently and is without bad after
effects. Tyit. Price 25c.