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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-12
COMMUNICATIONS
REPORTS OF CITY oFFICERs.

The report OF the Justice of Peace was
presented, showing st4. Is received In fees and
fines during May. Received and filed.
Mr.. Mentally reported an unsafe condition OF
cistern on f.. Main street.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-12
NEW BUSINESS

Mr.. Hanscom moved that the plans, dla.
grams, Specifications and estimates OF cost for
the construction OF sewer on Washington
street from Gausha street to North street be
approved, which prevailed, ayes DeYoung,
Hanscom ROsevear.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-12
UNFINISHED BUSINESS

In the matter of closing Howard and Watson
streets, on motion OF Mr.. Rosevear the hearing
on same was deferred until the next regular
meeting.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-12
Petition No. SAL
To the Commission of the City of Owosso,

Petition No. SAG
10 the Commission of the CITY OF nwossosur
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
PLEASANT VALLEY.

March 30, 1911
Lizzie Severson called at the Hen
ry Severson home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Narveson were
DEBORAH shoppers Friday last.
Elliot Johnson is suffering from
inflamatory rheumatism at present.
Dollie Ames attended the teachers
institute in DEBORAH last week.
Olga and Emma Iverson called on
the latter's sister, Mrs. Olias Erick-
son last Friday.
Mrs. Hans Erickson, Mrs. Narve
Narveson and Sarah Vale spent last
Monday afternoon at the I. lversor
home
Myrah Bros. were busy saving
wood in this vicinity last week.
Olga Iverson returned to DEBORAH
Saturday, after weeks visit with
relatives.
Marvin Ellingson called at the
George Barth home Sunday.
Theo. Iverson is busy painting the
school house this week.
Cleve Ames spent Sunday with
Ames' of Springwater
N. c. Narveson and family spent
Sunday with Theo. Anderson.
Theo. Iverson came home with
horse and buggy last Tuesday, which
he got in exchange for his motor cy'
Gle. He did not fancy the motor cy-
Gle any more as he always had to &c
alone.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
TO STOP CHOLERA.
Every Case to be Reported to Coun
ty Agents by Prominent
Farmers.

Davenport, Ia, March 30.-A cam
paign to check hog cholera when il
breaks out this spring was outlined
here at a meeting of veterinarians
farmers and crop experts of Scott,
Muscatine and Clinton counties with
j. /. Gibson, state veterinarian, of
Des Moines.
A prominent farmer will be APP
pointed in each school district who
will report every case to the county
agent. The latter will report to the
assistant state veterinarian, who viii
serve a quarantine by mail.
Dr. Henry He'll of New Libert,
has been appointed assistant state
veterinarian for Scott county, DR.
Jerry Wolfe of Grand Mound for
Clinton county, and DR.. Title of Mus
catine for Muscatine county. Cholera
jQuarantine cards will be sent out by
the state veterinarian to the three
county agents, G. r. Bliss Of Scott
county, X. A. Kirkpatrick of Musca-
tine county and NJ. L. Mcsker of Gin
ton county.
The county agents will distribute
the cards to all licensed veterinar-
ians, who will have the power to put
them up on all farms where cholera
has broken out.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD.
Official Proceedings of the Adjourned
January Session of tie Board OF
Supervisors.
Tuesday. March l.. 1911

TUESDAY, Mafcn H. lJlf
80 p. NJ
The Board of Supervisors met as pei
adjournment and was called TO order
by the Chairman. Members p. +. Mey-
er. j. p Kuhn. c. Morton. y. p. Pfistel
and J. s. Williams were present.
This being the date set for the let
ting of Bridge Contracts the County
Auditor was authorized to open the sew.
eral bids which had been filed.
Moved. seconded and carried that
Chambers & Dobson be awarded the
contract on the following bridges, they
being the lowest bidders Carolan, As
kelson. Riha and Tweet
Moved. seconded and carried that J
Up. HeinGn be awarded the contract or
the following bridges, the said j. 2. Hei.
men being the lowest bidder: Grotegut
and Kleve.
The afternoon was spent with various
parties with matters relating to the
county.
Moved, seconded and carried to ad.
iourn until $50 a m, Wednesday, Mch
Is, 1914.
Wednesday, March Is. 1914.
$3.50 a. IN.
The Board met as per adjournment
and was called to order by the Chair
man. All members were present.
were read and approved.
A representative of the Upper Iowa
Power Co. consulted with Board relative
to the lighting of the Court House and
Jail by said company
J. F. Wall, Chief Clerk in the Audi
tor of States Office at Des Molnes. spent
the forenoon with the Board relative tC
report of County made by the State
Accountants.
Moved, seconded and carried to ad
iourn until 80 p. m.
1870 p. m.-The Board met as per ad
! jOurnment and was called to order b.
| the Chairman. All members were pres
i ent.
Mr. Wall continued with the Boar,
until $3.50 p. m.
| The Board discussed with various par
ties matters relating to the county.
Moved. seconded and carried to ad
| iourn until $3.50 a. m, Thursday, Marcl
10Th.
Thursday, March 10, 1914
$3.50 a. m.
The Board met as per adiournmen
and was called to order by the Chair
man. All members were present. TIL
minutes of Yesterdays meeting wer
read and approved.
The Board proceeded to check il
claims which had been filed against tn
county.
On recommendation of the Decoral
city assessor it was moved. seconde,
and carried that Frank May be above,
refund of $1,000, same being a doubl
assessment on Lot 2 Block 3, Park Adj
dition. DEBORAH City, for years 1908
! 1909 and 1910.
The Board continued with the check
ing of claims which had been flee
! against the county.
Moved seconded and carried the fol
lowing claims as audited be allowed anC
the County Auditor was authorized t
issue warrants against the proper funds
in payment of same:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

Authorities in the drug business
calculated the plumber of soda foun-
tains in use in the United States at
not less than $4,000 and they are
said to represent an investment of
$50, 100000. The annual receipts
of these supplies of soft drinks may
reach $5OO.OOO,OOO.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

The minutes were read and approved.
Moved seconded and carried to adjourn.
c. MORTON, Chairman.
w. r. SHEA. Clerk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

Try Our Want Column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
BRIDGE CLAIMS.

BkIDtE CLAIMS.
Name. Nature. Amt
Colman Lumber Co.. materials 74i
Cooney Geo. f.. labor....,............... 4 90
Coonev Geo F. freight. o $50
Chambers & Dobson. construc-
tion................,...........'......... 2O9636
FllingsOn Anton. labor............. $50
Elliott VIII. labor 1000
Federal Bridge Co, construction 6002 81
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

BOUNTY CLAIMS.
Shea w. r., Co. Aud..............S
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

we are always delighted with the
idea of prompt payment.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

Bertossa c. F., nightman C. FS 1915
Bertossa c. f, extra labor C. F. 1000
Bertossa c. F., nightman c. F.. 27.50
Fortcamp Mary. matron c. F.. 1900
Fortcamp Mary. matron c. F. 5000
Fortcamp Mary. matron C.. F.. 5000
Funk G. A.. steward C. F.. 1000
Halman Rose, cook c. F... $3.50
Halman jim. dayman c. F. 5000
Leach viii. feed C. F......... $40
Mott & Co.. mdse. c. F... $3.50
Oehler & Hitler, hdwe. c. - $50
Rosenthal f. j., groc. c. F.. 32S7
Schlatter p. H.. harness C. F.. $50
Straha Frank, shoe repair c. F. 80
Upper Iowa Power Co.. lights
c. F.............................,,...... los. 20
Upper Iowa Power Co., supplies
c. 1865
Wangler c. j., medicine G.. F.. 200
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
EXPORTERS SHOULD NOT
PAY WAR TAX ON GRAIN
Rcnj. r. ScbwRrA ThinEs u should he
Assessed TO Importing Countries
of World.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch
GSMlSAGG. Novemher i6.--BenJ. T..
was on the board OF trade day. says
a anae tns war ; tan on grain should be
the world lfstcad OF to the exporie1s
I'm the United States; that Foreigners
must have Uncle SANS grain, no mat
ter what the price may he, and tina,
they. will be more eager buyers around
a price 30 to soc. higher than the pres
eent level than they arc, to-day; that
DC doubled with ample tonnage to carry
the grain across the waters.
Wheat futures suffered losses Of 6-S
no rejection Of the Cash "e Situation was as
the takings here were confined to the
SSn ss and amounted to $4,000
100000 bushels, All Of the markets
t Of the co, reported good export
oats. barley, and Other grains. The
visible supply 81 wheat N the United
S,afes hoi steadily Increasing no the total
Ing an increase OF $3.50 900 bushels for
shS week. This compares with ser
gSo bushels r,s for like period last, year.
extreme northern part OF Argentina
is md the crop OF that country
OF 100, ooo 900 to 49, 600 900 bushe s H TSs
oats oats crop Is placed at lo5,Ooo. 900
hbNcTpOOi reported wheat
hrm With an upward tendency.
Coarse gains were both lower, SIS TO
! Sc for corn and as to lee. for
oats. Tho cash trade In both grains
was rather small 10000 bushels corn
and 100000 bushels oats. The present
weather is ideal for the corn crop, as
II is now In condition to ship to almost
any climate.
THE corn market was the weakest of
tho grain list.
Business was resumed at the stock
yards this morning, but trade In the
provision pit was irregular and uncer-
tain Lard was the weakest OF the list.
and January ribs were stronger Hogs
AT the yards were 40 to 50c. higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
PLAN TO BRING ON FIGHT
FRUSTRATED BY GOMPERS
Takes Floor mud SuccessfuIIy Flights
Jack into Committee IDnoceut-
Looking RESOLUTION

PHILADELPHIA. November lS.-An
attempt to place the American Fedora
tlon or Labor I'M a position OF waging
war against the big railroad brother,
MOODS, unless they became Naniliated
VT With the federation. was frustrated to-
moor az the afternoon session OF the
convention to fight an in
nocent- looking resolution back Into "a
committee that had reported 1t favor
aDiH. The resolution recited that there
were national and local unions not az
n Mat with the federation. menacing
some some OF the unions. and that efforts to
nave them affiliate had failed The
resolution instructed federation ON
GERS 20 proceed to organize such local
or national unions II such is possible"
IL r. Connors. of the Swttchm en- y
Union OF North America. supported the
resolution. saying the brotherhoods in
strikes. VI
Gompers declared the committee had
mlsapprehended tha Importance Of the
resolution. He asserted the resolution
amounted to Il declaration OF war.
ADOPTION or the resolution, he declared,
would be the most disastrous action
me resolution was recominjttcd TO
the committee on organization
me convention instructed the ex-
ecutiNe council to continue It's efforts
TO have abolished so-calIed eficiency
systems. by which workmen are speed.
ed UP in their work
A resolution favorins an indepsndent
labor party was defeated. One resoIu-
tlon adopted requested President Vii
son 10 ISSUE an order prohibiting the
united states Marine Band from com.
pctihS with civilian musicians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
auction sALEs-Future Days
BY SUTTON & Co. INC.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

AUCTION SALE OF THAT
NoRTHEAsT coRNER OF CLAY
AND MONROE STREETS. DESIG-
tN.ATED AS No. 31G WEST CLAY
Pursuant to the authority OF n do
cree. Of the Hastings Court. Part H..
the 18th day OF November. lsi4, in the
Ehancery cause therein depending un-
sues. etc. vs.. Benpic 'Laska. ct ais.
and under authority OF a deed OF trust
from 4. a. and NJ. L. Schwartz to Frank
Il. sutton. trustee. dated July 81, 1911,
recorded in y. Il. 212-A. page 4oa. In
Court. THO undersigned will sell upon
the premises on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1914,
at 4:30 o'clock p. NJ.
to the highest bidder the above de-
Scribed two-story modern brick dwell
ing. No; al6 West Clay. Street, Rich
lot fronting 90 feet on the north side
OF Clay street by n depth OF SO feet,
8 inches to the centre of a certain alley
in common 3Nfcet wide. This property
is we'll located and most desirable as
or permanent home.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost of executing
this trust. all taxes to day Of sale and
to pay of q note. OF $50 due July 81,
1914. credit ;is to a note OF $50 due
:,,aumn;;n 81; ,I l2i5 and two notes
the balance at six and twelve months
with interest added and secured by a
deed of trust on the property: or all
SUTTON !, c,, FRANK 1s.i, T. SUTTON.
huCtipncerH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
AUCTION sALEs-ro.Day. ~
BY EDWARD IS. Rosls COMPANY.
" Real Estate Auctionecrs ~

West Cary street. lot 90 feet 4 inches
an alley in rear Tho improvements
consist of an attractive franc Sweli.'
Ing Of seven rooms. with the usual city
conreniences, an up-to-date front porch
with Colonial columns. ConvenienienL
to everywhere owing to it's nearness Is,
ca: lines. 49, =
BY virtue OF the below mentioned
decree. 1 will sell by auction upon tho
promises on -,
TT ESDAY, ~
the 18th Day of November, 1914
at4 O'Clock p. NJ. -
this truly Inviting piece OF real estate.
are greatly in demand. Hence. ~ yo,,
are In quest OF n home or. Investment.
strive to he on hand at tho hour
namod. and IL possible become Its
TERMS: one-third cash. balance Mt
SIN ana twelve months, with 6 per
cent Interest from day OF sale. The
title to be retained until the entire
purchase money is paid and convey
ance ordered by tho court or ali cash.
PHIL Is. SHIELD.
Special Commentaries
Stanley A.. Williams ct ais VS.. Pris.
ella Williams. In the Chancerr Court
Of the city OF Richmond. decree OF
November 10. 1914 -
certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special Com.
missioner has been, duly given.
. G NmMo,, under ny ny hand this 18th day
\ Tcstc: CHARLES o. SAvILLE
In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
The ]! i Trey O'Heartls
Homsptlc Tnle by Louis Joseph Vase. :
,copysisht, 1914 By Lopis SJo,sph vance.
SYNOPSIS.

BY srrahg enent with tho univsrs.ta Film
M III. fast company Is Res,iSl. TO
ant Trey also II The T'
H.. superior Theatre. Synopsis OF pfsc edinE
sign su.ed BY ssnse. Trins Il Oh. e pfi sst
wa;,ot vengeance. which. through the agency
Oh OF ms dapEhte. judith. woman OF vloient
Alan Law. son OF the man tnoN dssd) who
WAS ,s,s, snnosensly responsible tostthe accident
Alan ioyss and Is loved by Rose. Judlth's
S sw,n and and double but In all other fe:Pse.s
a .s,. but Alan saves her life under dra-
mi circumstances. and SO unwillinEly,
tuated ln turn by; the old hatred. the new
s iore. anu Jealousy of her sister RoRe! she
n ne failure 10 carry out his homlcidal plans
s aeS because Of tho aid sho has extended
Sssance OF Urine through the mountains
~ I ~ es'ern Arizona; Alan. Rose. Bsrcus and
agents. l,'' - 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
DIES FROM EFFECTs or POISON.
afilton Newborn. of Iowa. succumb. In
Hospital at DanytIIe

DANNlLLE. VA, November 1s-Nil.
ton Newborn, OF Davenport. Iowa
writer OF magazine articles. to- day suc-
eeumbcd in the general hospital, after
iingering Ave days, from the effects or
pichloridc Of mercury. which he swat
iowed IN large quantity On Wednes-
aaH; After swallowing the drug. he
nurse tha. he was suffering from
acute abdominal pairs Several hours
later he admitted having swallowed the
mercury, but IL was too late to save
him.
Conscious until a few minutes before
ms eea,h, he preserved a stole forti-
tude He said that he WAS despopden.
about money matters when he took the
poison, and that he was tired OF living.
Half an hour before the end nc bitterly
repented his act, and he tl!cti praying
forgive,iess ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

l. = - ~ - =
doned log cabin--souvenir. no doubt,
OF sonic 9forgotten rpr ospcs tor.EIsarcus
had unearthcd q length .of stout
hempen rope. - iV3z t'lAis "a.
=, With the aid of. a rusty shovel he
hnd hacked THIS into two equal leng this
One OF these lengths he proceeded to
make fast round his own waist. then
round Roses. The other he loft to lie
similarly employed byHAiaD and judith.
For y was agreed that they must climb.
and, while the cliff offered no problem
TO daunt ms mountain climber OF any
pretensions,it was considered best that
The fugitives should be hitched up In
pairs against any. possibility. OF a slip
While the pairing had been determined
by the fact that Barcus boosted some
slight, experience in mountaineering
yet Rose vas plainly the most en-
hapsted of the two women: the least
able to, help herself, in an emergency.
~ .Gontinued To- Siorrow.) !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
IMPRESSIVE =RE0PEN|hCG
OF COTTON1EXCHANGE
Price Level .Attaiuedt Gives Promise
of Stable Market for
3. Cotton.
MEMBERS CROWD THE .FLooR
Trading In Moderate Volume, Trad.
ers in Later Mouths Being Inclined
to Conservatism, With Little Dis
position to Sell Short: -.
ny EDwARp IowANLErT.

NEWitfORk. November. 1.-THE reopen
ing of tho Now York. Cotton Exchange was
impressive Tho moor was crowded with
members and spectators. The price level at
;alned gave promise o. "a stable market for
cotton. ...s
Al the start, contracts for. December de-
livery sold or the cali at assoc. down to 7.tsc;
January deliveries sold ~ .L6sc. Both quota
tons were for ''old style contracts. or In
liquidation, or commitments made previous
to July 20. d. -. ~ E,
ar HsS sc s' xs Ss S January
~ siss and October at s;aoti Trading wa,
d
old comm. tine nts, while, In the later. months
Win s s% 70 s sS sSoas
The most Sign ihcant feature was the rec
ord ot,'sontracs deliveries for October. 1916
sesaa T ssassaa sSws
made Tsa nov, and deiiyssabies p, that time
fUs 's Of
all cotton: takenI over By : tic Cotton Trad.
approxn atsl. Is psf csstof ' tneiq saS
sa e9tia Fl fs x Ess
not!ned5isser to cali tor'their ailotmentsf and
Liauidation of, the syndicate. cotton in
3 q. dsRss1sed tns PsSs in
S,t Sa ssiss sssss
he Es ana spoI fey sss
American. Pfiees Weys t5sd. fos 'missdl linz
rSnSe ss al Pein!, aa
4i5Ad. for April htay. and I.so,sd. Tor, Jsnu.
ary-FebruaTY.. .ls',:. =, :. - .st.-;-'I .
TOT The S9 Orleans make.
for March; Price were irregllaT with some
close was steady. ~ r0.s.s.'t.i-- -
re!k vas ' ssi!% ma s1" al eq saies. ="
ssios b.les .inSe kususssi c ors ' Wieh
1 %si bales ses ysaI ago Receipts at New
to New YORK and Cana dian s spinne rSN'''e'
MEM YORK. Noveu,ber is.--The frst days.
business on tho New York Cotton Exchanse
soHsdsTsd .ensraiy .st ats ss ''y rhers
.n,n. not ,s the rus rush Of investment buying
was eoimpsra,ively onia, There was bis
attendance at the openInE. and c.ery indi.
element and it vas coon evident that fSe
t,nanei1l- arrarse'nsnts-o Of the special COM
pTshen,ion resardire Ne new nnssaa Il. sD
December contracts. sold below 7:50c on tn.
control Of lie corporation to til the synd,ca,e
under the agreements recently ronsnn,-
o" the yndea,e pG modersis .eens on
tho decline from '7.tsc to T!esn for.,that pos1.
most entirey sonaned e to ms% sy Sa' ca a
,raTt. v In, P.lees also es5ed on In sym
Ing down IS points and later deliveries
same = "a Is points from, the high level
se,,s-s on tie decline and there Vas some some
southern selling which may have hcen
az tn. nsrar %9 ne So
rspos,ed Ss t, s,o. the close were ses.riy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE


ESTATE.
AS substituted trustee In deed OF
trust executed by y. G. Ross and r. W.
day Of October. 1907. and OF record in
the clerks office OF Orange County. in
Beed Book So. on nase q. to W. 8.
OF twelve hundred and forty dollars
tSl.2t0.00(, and waving the benefit OF
the homestead exemption. Default
having been made in the payment. OF
fciary, will offer for sale, at public
auction. TO the highest bidder. on the
premises. In the town OF Gordonsviiic
Virginia. on the -
1lTH DAY. OF DECEMBER, 1914.
at IL o'clock NJ.
all that certain tract or parcel OF land.
with appurtenances thereon, situate
Sn he ar saw 1sn5 Sor So5sn Main
veyed by Bettie r. Elicit to tho said
). 6. Ross by her certain deed bearing
TO which said deed references is hereby
made for further description OF said
land.
On the following terms: CASH as to
so much OF the proceeds as may be no.
cutting this trust. including a trustees
commission Of > per cent, and TO dis.
charge the amount of money then re-
naming unpaid upon the said bonds
AIDE payable at such time and secured
In such manner as y. c. Ross shall
direct. or In event OF her failure 10 give
such direction, In such manner as the
trustee shall see Mt.
E. II. DE .JARNETTE. JR.,
Substituted Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
Real Esfate net io,, sr 80

d, Hyristns OF certain deed OF trus.
s siEned , Trustees! reeordsd II Clerks
Is. in p. 3. 1913. page soi, default
having been. made in payment OF ~
portion OF the debt thereby secured,
and being required by the beneficiary
therein so to do, We will. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 1914,
at 3 o'clock r. NJ,
on the premises. Newbern Street in
sell q. public auction the following
"Con,mencing at a point on the north
side, OF Newborn street, between TWEEN
ty-ffth. or Maple, Street and Twenty
sixth, or Poplar. Street, NIFTY feet from
the corner OF Twenty-hfth street, or
Maple Street, and extending on the
north side of said Sewher Street 81
feet eastwardiy and extending back be-
tween parallel lines In a northcrniy
direction from Newborn street 12o feet
TERMS! Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance TO
day Of sale and n debt OF sTs.1i, and
interest from October rs. 1919, and the
balance OF the sum secured In the deed
&c be paid In monthly instaiiments OF
- each, commencing November rs
1914, and the residue at a credit of one
and two years, with interest added. and
secured by a deed OF trust on said
credit payments, or for all cash az to
said residue, at the option OF the pur-
chaser. +t "
w. w. BEVERLY.
CHAs. x. Willis,
-. '- Trustees
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NEW YORK rRon,,i,r

NEW YORK November lG-Rnu sugar
steady; moiasses, 1856: centrifugal ioi n.
Gned steady. Butter. weaker Cheese. steady
Spot conee,' steady at s,.c for Rio rs and
ioitr for santos IS.
Gottonssed oil Mas quiet. attn deliveries
o.neI than February cloMns 20 points
Eel ioweT. due TO the disappointing action
OF tho cotton market and lack OF outside
oemana: Crude was offered sparingiy.
renlber. 5.s,M5.to: December, s.3sTS.3s; jam
ary. :5S:D5d: February. ;ssd67o: March.
9,S12 ~: Aptl. s.sa5.oo; May. s.oad 05
June. 6ione.D. Total sales. 5.p3 barrels,
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yyAETED-Real Estate.
- : -
Real Estate Wanted

+, IL you own improved real estate. city
or suburban. upon which there Is a
deed OF trust and you wish to sell your
equity. write. giving the number OF tho
house, tho lowest price you will take.
your name and address. Box S2s. city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
Freeman Denied New Tr,,,

WASH INGroN, November 1.-THE
supreme Court to-day. denied new
trial TO Albert Freeman, OF New York.
who. with Julian Hawthorne and DIR.
William G.. Morton, was convicted OF
completely In misusing the malls to
sell mining stock. Hawthorne and
Morton have. served their. terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.,

COTTON GOODS MARKETS.
NEW YORK. Sovenbe. i1s.-Cotton Eoods
and yam markets were steadier to-day
WITH trading In fair volume Raw silk Was
ouiet Wool way firm: wool goods we're
auiet Jobbe,s reported. trade : QUIET and
largely OF hilins In chsractc~. -, =