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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
DIR. kIItl< BREACHES SERMON
on ErISTiI:S TO TIL: itOntNS

ASHEVILLE. y. G.. August .4-Dr.
Harris T.. Kirk, Of Baltimore. and :.
-. Gordon wcr" the speakers to-day
at the PRESBYTERIAN Conference. now
IN session at Montreal. Or. Kirk giving
the first oil - series OF sermons on the
EpistlcS TO tho Romans and Mr. Cor
don delivering one of his original talks.
Or. kirk said that the letter TO the
Romans was Il practical letter, written
TO answer som" questions asked by Ro-
man Christians. Or. Kirk will be
heard each day until Thursday, when
the conference closes
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NO EVIDENCE OF CONSPIRACY
FGod Price Inquiry Does Not Develop
rhnt increases Are tn,Tarrnntcd.


'rhnt increases Are tnrarrnntcd.
NEW WORK.. August 2i.--Thc Fed
eral inquiry into the high cost Of food
since the war began in Euroro has not
developed that the Increases were un-
warranted, according TO Roger Il.
Wood. United states assistant district
attorney in charge of the iuvcstiga-
ton.
NO evidence Of cuu.p'racics To force
up the price of food has been disclosed
which would warrant criminal action
hciu" Instituted 10y the government
Mr. Wood said to-day
Generally speaking. there has been
uu unusual rise in the price Of food
stutts. There have been Increases in
a few commodities. but some of these
have become dcarcr because of natural
causes.
II Will admit that the tincliness of
our inquiry might have arrested Il gen
cral upward movement of prices due TO
the greed Of retailers and wholesalers"
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STATE: SUPERVISION
I'ROpoSEb IN TEXAS

AUSTIN, TI;NAS. August 2i.-Hills
providing for the placing of cotton
warehouses in Texas under state SUI
pcrViSioa and for the establishment OF
Il system of bonded Warehouses were
introduced in the House to-day at Il
special session Of tho Texas Legislature
called To consider means of .markctinE
the present cotton crop IN view of the
situation caused by the European war
state supervision WAS proposed as an
emergency measure. and bonded ware
houses as permanent solution of the
cotton marketing problem.
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NEW york PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nev York. August ct.-Raw sugar. weak.
centrifugal 5.6. moins~es. 5I:; rc:iued.
steady. Butter and cheese arm.
tottonseed oil WAS advanced further again
To-day on covering of shorts and ON Inn
proNcmcut in the demand FOR actual oil.
Trailing Wa quiet however with offerings
scHrce Final priccs were 5N points not
higher. sales ;.lpJ barrels. Tho market
closed nrm. SPOT. IS3p69l; August 6.laus9l.
september. 6.l9Gs.1o; October. t,,HdC'; No-
Vcnlber c53IiG1. December. .JiH6i1: lam
uary. 6.j7Td.ie February. 6.59dbGi: Starch.
l.GsNGtN. TutAl shlc.. ZOO hnrrcL..
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CAUSED BY STANDARDIZATION
Japanese Artist Under Arrest in Con
mcrtiOn Win Drnth of NnMn: Nnman.

SAN FRANCISCO. Angus, 9i--Iuried
in the sand - mile from hcr former
homc ~ carmel -thc->cn. tho body
of Helena Wood Smith. a young artist.
who disappeared two weeks ago. was
found yesterday. Death had been
caused by strangulation.
George nodoui. Japanese artist
photographer. is under arrest. Ito say5
Miss Smith fell over cliff bordering
Carmel leach after they had quar-
relied. and her body disappeared in the
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IteIuiSitiOm II0nOrcd.

SALEM. ORE. August 2i-GoVernor
West to-day honored a rcquiSition from
TEXAS for the return OF Mr.. and Mrs
Victor T.. lines. wanted at san Antonio
on charges OF having murdered Mrs.
t:lois Nclms Dennis and Miss Beatrice
helms. lines aud his wife are under
arrest at Eugene, ore.
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ART OBJECTS TO LOUVRE
Der SchlichtinT Collection Is Valued
nj Snn.NOD.nlN

PARIS. August 24.--'rhe will OF
Baron Easilc Der Schlichting. one OF
the notable Russian residents Of Paris.
who died recently. leaves his inapnif.
cent collection Of paintings, bronZes
and sculptures valued at 10000 0U0
TO the Louvre. Among his objects of
ART are ia snuff boxes, for which the
late i. Iicrpont Morgan is said 10 have
offered S2,0op.o0o. one of these boxes.
painted hy Fragonard. is valued at
500 600
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TAKEN TO WHITE HOUSE
Presidents Cousin impru,inE From
NperntInm for ppcndirifIs

" NNFITN'TDN, August 24-Miss Many
HMith. OF New orleans. President VIII
SOM cousin. operated on here several
weeks "Eo Tor appendicitis. had so far
recovered to-day that II was possible
TO takc her from the hospital 10 tho
White House.
MISS Helen Woodrow Bones. another
cousin Of the President seriously i'll at
ih" White House when Mrs Wilson
oIDd, also has prNcticnlly recovered
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MISC ELI.tNEuIS MARKETS.

'ErEtSBCI:G PEANUT MARKET
nsor''Hl ~ Rodgers. Pumn-r & Co. Incl
ftt'i burg. VI. August @f-Tc1uuts- span
,... FARMERS spanish steady. 10 per
-h'l. virginia Firm. Jumbo &c per ii;
..ncN hand picked 5NIic per ID: extra
''iWc. $i,uSH.c prr u. prime. 3i.c per 10.
.lt, hiuc picked. StsM37,c per ID
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STERLING ENCuA>GE M\Ehrr.

NV lork. Nurust = Sto'TNE cNDNNWee
brokers report irarkct practically without
business. Nominnlly deuaul sterling is
quoted a. !i.Q:i2Utt.'3. aud rlhio transfers
at S5.1t.rS5Qi. Franc cables shcHcd TO-
moved strength. advancing 20 t.pJ.
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KINGSTON. JAMAICA. August 1T
The embargo on tho exporting OF sugar
from jamaica Imposed recently hy tho
local authorities. has been removed. cx b
c"pt to countries hostil" TO Great
Britain
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COTTON MAlikETe.

New York. Angus; 81 There was ~ ma
ieriai change In the cotton situation to-day.
so FAR a could bc learned ia local trade
circles. Little further progress Is cNDeCtet
To Zoe mnie IN the evening up OF old con-
tracts until after the arrival here of tho
liverpool delegates toward tho end OF the
month. and the trade meanwhile appears to
be awaiting developments. Tn. local spot
market vas nominal with no quotations and
10 transactions.
Port Movement Stock. a3.si2 bales
Total to-day a. all portt-Nct receipts.
Us bales. stock. 90 So bales
Total for weol-Nct receipts, :,sI5 bales.
EXPORTS S.ii5 bales.
rotal for scHson-Net receipts 70 ,4.al
bales; exports. s.ss)5i3 bales
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nj Stock. aa.aio halc.

Liverpool, Ausust c+-Spot cotton In in
creased demand, owing TO u good inquiry
from neutral countries Sales saturday ana
to-day. $50 bales. including soN American.
on N" basis OF 6:od for middinG, imports,
.. 500 bales. all American.
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NAVAL. STORES.

SHvnNnlh, Ga, August e4-Turpcntlno
nomiunl, tSi-c. no sales: receipts eos casks:
shipments. 10 casks; stocks. 2s.G31 casks
f9stn, nominal: no sales: receipts %. bar
rolls. shipments. 9S6 barrels. stocks, 1872.
hnrrols tNmntr: \ and u. $50.
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CorTCN GOODS MAN;rvs

NcW York. Angus; 2i-rhe primary cotton
rlcC" goods market was fairly active to-day.
PRINT cloth prices continued Irregular Dnck
was IN So"c demand tor domestic cousunnp-
ton; pcnimS Wcr" in good request. Dress
goods were advanced i4riIc q yard bv some
mills. staple worsteds were advanced an
other -i-c by the American Wooicn Com
ItuN.
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OLD DOMINION LIN

Y. !tlolln0nl Too; q Al = daIIy.7:o1 p.
Lowe Newport News. 30 A.
,,Cnnn"cis With nil7 line steamers leavii
:Hpi n'H Tor Now York daily. except Sunda
go =. NJ cuuuo t!uus also inndc by ".
~ y J.. NJ a"d Z. y - ly. at =.
.,!kht IN" steamers stop at ciarerQont .
tE,h.: nnI are met by public conveyance.
ih'.iNIN NASlGNTIOS co. James RIv
~ ihyuGht i"' norfolk. Ola Point. Ncwpo
.teHS ana al James River landings. Monda
N'in"Sdhy aud Friday al G:o.j A ~ Freiy
received Tor al, Jane. River onInts
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willard Returns ,o ,,dr,,

WASHINGToN August oi.-.Joscnb
t.. willard, American ambassador 10
Spain. who returned to Europe on the
cruiser Tennessee. after ii short visit
In the United states. has reached his
post in Madrid
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CATTLE M..uREIS
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
- 70. a. HMM. =. ok NarLsA

Richmond, Va. August ~ 1914
lest steers. To Siz medium to good.
"a I" =. common 10 fair. 81, to * {:
nrsi LETTERS. /" ~ medium TO good. "i=
:" "a common to fair. y 10 . best cows.
I" tis: medium To good 3i= t" -, COM
no" I" iatr, ~ I" -; best oxen g. to
:. uedtGm to good. -, to 6i.: common to
ihir >, {" :. bcs; bulls. -. to &. light.
I" "a: calves. /" 9; ks. to 81. {:
COWS aud calves. $50 to SG5: hest hogs.
- 10 - spws ani stnss 81. {" 7,2 best
sheep -. to .. medium tn good. RI to
y 10 =.
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chicago. August = Hogs steady: bulk OF
sales $50. Iirht. $N:l1S9.;'j: mixed. S,r.N
~. 80. h"lNN. S>.iHSr2l. rough, sS.ilHSN.Ih;
nies. ft'-fNN.Et cattle. lower: hc"VsS $3.50
TSl'.a1- steers. :" 2i;I$"3l stockers. Sf2JTS>o':
r"N and hoiicvs. s3..D.$a.n. calves S7.50T
No'' Sh'cp lover. $..1luS3.@p: ycarliuEs
$50; iauib-, $f.i'ii$>.I1.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

,:.S Al ocai-D.iy-Newport News.
"a" A.-Local-p aily-ch'v!Ne. TX. sun.
ThurinOHd.
re:oo A.-E@pIess -Daiy-Norfolk. Old Point.
t3:lo A.-i.oca! -Dai!y-i.' chbg. Lex. .. FORGE
'!::Sj Noon 90 Express - Daily - Norfolk. Old
Point
TO P.-ENpress Daily -Nor:olk. Old Point
500 ocal-Dally-N. News. Old Point.
5:iJ P.-Local-EN. sun. ,orionsviile.
ssh P.-Iocal-Ex Sun--i.yEcnhU-g {. Fo.Es
'::!o P Sprcss-Dh!iy-Cin.. f.vII!e.
'ct9 p Limited paiy-Cir.. Oh CO. ST. l.
100, P.-INpresS-- Da!iy-Cin" louisville
Sleepers. Iarlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE ltiCHMOND-t.orai from
East: i9:i5 A. NJ. $40 l.. 81 Through from
from West: s:3l a. NJ. ''lo:c9 a. NJ. and 7:0
I: NJ. Through: $3.50 A. Ii. 1880 noon and
$3.50 =. NJ
James River Line: "s:s5 A 81. 600 p. N.
Daily.
Iaily .xc.nt Sunday
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LOCAL MARkEr QUOTATIONS..
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co Com
mission Merchants, Richmond. Wa
-
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RY
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

ti;EMlEl; CARRIER; or THE SOUTd
=: .-::.S Leave Richmond-Main 81. Station.
\; b-Foiiowing sehedu:s tsures published
as infsrma ton and hot guaranteed
For the South-Daily: 5:5 q. M.-Local.
1912 \; M-EXpress. $40 T.. M.-Express.
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for At
lanta and birmingham. 1880 7. M.-E1pres,.
Meek Days: 800 4. NJ anu 500 l.. M.-ioca!.
YORK RIVER LINE.
6:Io r. M.-Steamer train tparior carr, ex.
eept Sunday: 70 local stops. and t:i5 T. Nj
Daily, Iocal-conDectinE tor Baltimore. daily
except Sydnay. 73J \. M.--Daiiy-Locai.
Trims Arrive Richmond
From the South: 7:0j 4. NJ. and 500 A. 81
l:e5 y. NJ. $3.50 p. Nj. daily. $40 q. NJ. and
!:o9 T II. Tx. Sun: From West Point: S:j
$40 a. NJ AMI SIS i. NJ. daily.
H. l.. BISHOP. n. p. A.
sjI L. dain St. Phone NaG.hon Pa
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STEAMBOATS,
"Sunmer Sea Trips
NORFOLK TO

Steamers Norfolk 20 Boston daily excs
Thursday. I" Providence Monday. ThursdT
and saturday. T.. NJ. Through tickets
sale al principal poiuts
Fine steamers. excellent service low IN re
Wireless telegraph send Tor booklet
Apply &. " - I;y.. y. y w Ry.. Rtch,nor
Trust y savings Co. tInc.). corner Min mr.
Seventh streets. and Richmond Transit
Company. No. 4G l.. Main Street.
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RICHMOND ORAL. m.pKy1

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or CHANCE
Richmond Va. husu,t q AZ
WHEAT-Car lo;s
80. rcd, WcsteTn (nnw) ... " q.
40. red. Virginia DAWN. h ia;
20. rel tne~) ....,.,...,......... d .,
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RAISED FROM SUNKEN SHIP

rur>cr's Safe nnd S:I0.1Ou in silver
nuiii"m Secured h! Divers.
Nt.W YORK, August 2;.-In addi-
tion t" the purSci's safe. divers have
succeeded in raising $3.50. 90" in silver
bullion from the hull OF the suukcn
steamer Empress OF ireland in the
lower st Lawrence Word to this Of
feet WAS received to-day by Il salvage
company here doing the work All the
mail bags also have been found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
WALL STREET TAKING ON
MORE CHEERFUL SPIRIT
Trading Is Confined Strictly to Trans
actions at clearinghouse
Prices of July 30.
ARE TURNING TO lNDusTKlAi.s
Old Houses Reluctant to Cut Forces,
but Way Is Smoothcd by helpful
ness of Observation-Disclosures Hold
ing Down Lid on Trading.
n, nRoAnAN WALL.

New York Angus; 2.-Wail stree, took on
more cheerful air to-day. Trading was
strictly confined - transactions At tho
clearing house az the prices ruling MI July
basis with brokers charging I. above Cor
buying and : below for selling. instead OF
din, Il, a. the marko's as they did whe"
From the brokers point 81 Wow. conii-
lions more comfortable. accounts
strengthened and expenses cut to tho mini
and reduce salaries. hut TIA" helpful spirit
among tho employees smoo,hed the Way.
American people. tu-ns 10 tho Industrial
shares. FOR. - Is argued the Incentive 1"
hcciot IN Increased earnings i"i me large
,ieci common. American c,u. Cotton oil.
American Bcc, sugar. tho tobacco stocks and
many Of tho miuor Industrial commences no
United Statos Steel Corporations the stand
o~d pi, CWn0ony and the United Fruit Com.
rhs desIaralIog Of nc ToEaar quarterly
uc'Iated hy hihs above u against tho clos
tt5ckbroi,ers .,rc holding down tine Iil on
ua'ius. y many INSTITUTIONS asr7"i not d"
require the payment 90: call loans AIS long
"a rc-cstahN~h trading would Jusottio this
arrangement. AMI tho banks are not iu pos-I
lokcr, Would be forced 10 eli out ,hei-
clients. however liberal the margin;
-
United States on moratorium basis a re
sumption OF business in stock market
would provide n market tor tho foreigner.
whatever the precautions.
rho English moratorium that expires OH
September will De extended for another
month. according 20 private cables
rhs demand for copper metal showed irn-
rroveme0t. with sales 70 domestic manu-
facturers for September and October dcliv-
cry. Lite business was reported for en-
port. owing - the unusua! high rates OF
insurance.
Nr-l,
the fourth week OF Involuntary financial
>tarnatIou nnds Nt;le change in the do
mnstic situation.
Rcciuso tho London stock ENcbauE. Is
considering tho udvisabiliiy 81 rcop"niuc
under very restricted conditions runor-
Wcro again current to-day that resumption
of operations hoy" SIS not tar un
iN such reports Worc deprecated 10y On
change officials Hs false and misleading.
Juoniciaily IL IS believed thnj even under
'he mos; auSpiCiou- circumstances business
"u the local exchange VIII not Ice resumed
Tor another month ut least.
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NfARKEr coNnrrrr

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN good aetnEr1 rry,
Scarce and wanted. Negls. hides and hIit.;
IL splendid demand and scarce Woo!-Vcry
much owe and no: wanted al By me
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PURCHASE ~ GOVERNMENT
OLE SlIIpS IL IrANNli.n


The discussion this afternoon dc-
Nclopcd sentiment favorable TO the
proposed purchase OF ships by tho gov
crlImcnt for the foreign trade. 1t was
stated that with South American and
Asiatic trade routes opened To .Amcri-
can ships, the American cotton manu-
facturcrs could extend thcir cotton
cloths to these markets. and increase
thcir CONSUMPTION of raw cotton by L.
Huo.ooo bales. The general opinion was
that 3,noc.orn or i.o0n.urn bales Of cot e.
ton would have to he carried over as II
result Of tho closing of british. French
and German mills
Cotton manufacturers promised to
make every effort To increase their con
sumption. AMI agreed not - force
down prices for raw cotton. Bankers
agreed to make every legitimate effort
to aid III tn" financing Of the crop
Tho conference will meet again to-
morrow.
Secretary McAd"o. opening tho con
fcrcrcc. urged the cotton men to meet
the situation coolly and promptly.
IL have been distressed" he said.
Ito find shat there is a growing feeling
Of hystcria over the situation regard
ing cotton. have been receiving
letters and kilograms which indicat" u
feeling that unless something is done
Immediately the bortoin viii drop out
OF credit and cotton will he a total
ruin. The best answer to all Of these
panic stricken kilograms is: This is
no time for nervous systems. Many
Of ;hc calaInities suggested 10 me are
utterly unprecedented
Secretary McAdoo estimated that 1.
GOO. Zoo bales Of the present crop would
I've unable To find :. market. He said il
the ordinary course Of marketing can
he preserved until tho surplus appears
it's disposition ought 10 he an easy
matter. lie Warned the banker that
cotton must not he forced to a sale AZ
II loss. and warned the manufacturer
he must not refuse To buy cotton.
waiting FOR Il panic price. We must
put aside selfish motives" Mir. Nc
.\doO said.
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BJTTER MARKETS.
CHICAGO Gn,IN MAnKt,s

AIS. ls.n' ~ H.. Aasps' Butter soc sia 80.
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RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western RaiIwa,

oNi.Y ALL Rail. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule Ia Effect May %. Sii
Leave Byrd street Station. I;icnlnouu. FOR
NORFCl.E: '3:o? 4. NJ, 500 J.. NJ. $40
Z. II.
rOE l.YNCHBUF1 AND THE WEST:
'6:i3 NJ go \ NJ. 500 I. - J.. u.
Al. '6:35 r. NJ. .il:3) T. VI from tho .re,t:
'6:j9 4. NJ. !::lo l.. NJ. :i:i2 y Al. 'C:!5 =.
Il. 900 l.. NJ.
Daily. ;Dai!y e1ccp: Sunday. ssunday
only.
". 3. BEvILI W c. SAUNDERS
=. T. NJ. Roanoke q. J.. a. Honnoka
Z. Il. BOSI.EY. u p. A.. P.rhplo:i,:. Va.
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GOVERNMENT WILL AID
IN HANDLING COTTON
CONTINUED From First Page

houses could hc built for from $500 to
Sl,nu0 each. to store 600 to SOC bales
'ostinastcr-t;cncraf l;urleson urged
the cotton representatives Ia disregard
tho many radical plans proposed for
dealing with the situation, such as the
valuation of cotton. and to Conccn-
itate their efforts toward rlaus which
would be practical under the law. lie
pointed out the limitations. of the
banking laws. and urged that a plan
be made to conform with them. i!oth
the rostmaster-Gcneral ana the Sccrc-
tary of the Treasury warned against
llNsf 4 ri:a and mn
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of tho South.

N.
EFFECTIVE April. e 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:l6 A. NJ. and Ga,
20! Norfolk (: $50 A. NJ. 800 p. NJ. .:,o
L. NJ.
For y. & w, Ey, West; s;!s a. NJ. s:s,
For Petersburg: 1850 a. NJ. 6:i5 A. NJ.
Sis \. NJ. 800 a. NJ. $50 a. NJ. 800 p. H..
1910 y NJ. COS =. NJ. G:35 +. NJ. 9:3o l. Al.
I:t5 =. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: .i:lo +. II.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: S:25 A. Nj
1915 a. NJ. $3.50 A. 81. 1897 A. M
1855 4. NJ. i!.io a. NJ. '?:Io r. 81. Il 40 +.
~. 6:% r. NJ S:s1 T. NJ. a.v' T.. 81. $500 r.
NJ. ii:3) L. NJ.
Except Sunday. tSunday only
Time Of arriva: and departure and comma.
tons not guaranteed.
c. S. CAMPBELL d -. sas Main 81.
SEABOAED AIR LINE HAIrWh7
Tho Progressive halfway OF tho SOUTH
Southoound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
p. NJ. sieepers and coachea Atlanta BIZ.
mingham Jacksonville; 1915 =. 81. sleeper
TO Hamlet and coaches TO Atlanta and Biz.
mins Cham: 1886 A. NJ. sleepers. Atlanta. Bir.
'ningham Memphis. jacksonville, Tampa
and coaches jacksonville.
i, SSr.hsound trains scheduled to arrive Ia
7. NJ. 6:ib p. NJ. Local
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-es auFeG a. follows.
.ln.r. llL-.n l-nu-

ti0SLQstQ5; No. hard, {iee9s. Corn,
No. yellow, s:ds:izc Oats-Stardart ;sis
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FRoM Wash. .pGToNAND sEYoND.

ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
l,e.re Byrs So ST.. f.0c =. Il. for Frcderickshrrr
Leave flha Sta. S.:lG 4. NJ $40 y. n fov Ashland
Arrive BYRD 81. sra. S.25 AN. u ON freJcyicis
Arrive Eiba sta. $40 An, 5f2 pm. from Ashand
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-14
IF KIDNEYS ARE
WEAK TRY BUCHU
Mixed With Juniper Is Old Folks
Recipe for Flushing Kidneys.
Stops Backache and
Uric Acid.

When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region,
it generally means your kidneys are
weak. When your kidneys get slug
gish and clog, you must relieve them,
like you relieve your bowels, removing
all the body's urinous waste, else you
have backache. sick headache, dizzy
spells your stomach sours, tongue is
coated, and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges, channels
often get sore. water scalds and you
are obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. To relieve
this distressing condition at once, get
from your pharmacist bottle OF
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Com
pound. Take a tablespoonful N A
glass Of water after meals. Stop eat
ing sweets or sugar. In few days
your kidneys will then act fine and
natural A well-known authority says
this is the best treatment
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Com
pound acts directly on the urine
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blood healthy. II strengthens the
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kidneys and does away with backache
and all disagreeable symptoms. Be
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pounded for kidney and bladder tron-
ble,-Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-14
Don't Let a Cold
Settle on Your Lungs

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Gentlemen During the winter Of 1911 !
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