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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-26

railroads are granting low round trip
rates, and one can see the United
States under more favorable conditions
than have cver before obtained. For
ty-three nations are participating in the
Exposition upon a vast scale. Read
Mr.. Hale's wonderful article and 20"
will gain an idea Of the purpose that
inspired the builders of the Panama
Pacific International Exposition, He
says:
Universal expOsitions, of which the
Panama-racifc International Expo>i-
ton is the fourth In the United States,
have always stood for peace. In Phil
adelphia in 1876 the Hon. Joseph Il.
Ha " president of the Centennial
Exposition, in his opening remarks said:
From the association here of welcome
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-26
BOOK ON THE PANAMA. PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
ExposlrloN AND PANAMA CANAL MAILED FREE.

4 HANDSOME book of sxy pages profusay Illustrated IN color md giving de-
"a taud descriptions Of the Panama Pacific International Exposition to be held
\ in sMn Francisco from Feb 20 to Dec. l. 1875. and OF the Panama canal mi
canal region, will be mailed by the Exposition free of barge to all ioures The
booklet IN INTENDED. for prospective visitors m will also ontaini Information concern
ing the great engineering eatw which thu Exposition J. to celebrate Write to tn
mag Bureau of Publication Panama. achC Ihe' atonai ExpS!non~ Expos"
nn Buudirc San Francisco for booklet
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-26

/ T h estimated by the tramc expere Of the great tanscontnents, rnways
that the travel movement westward during the present year. with the
great worlds Exposition at Ian Francisco a. the goal win be- the great
est In all history. There are but few persons anywhere who have not
felt the longing to visit California some time, and with the attraction of the
worlds greatest and possibly its last universal Exposition to draw them west
ward those who go travelling in 1915 will "see America arsL" with San Fran.
DISCO as an objective.
Some indication Of the interest taken in III Panama Pacific international
Exposition Is found in the pre-. Exposition attendance. the greatest lin the entire
history Of exposMions amounting to an average Of 10000 persons a day. These
visitors carried away with them to all parts Oft the country and Of the world
accounts Of the beauties and the marves they had seen. and as a result the
remark has become common throughout the United States and abroad. "lts
moi a ease Of Can afford to visit the Exposition but Can afford to
MISS it,"
The Panama Pacific International Exposition las more foreign national
payinons than any exposition ever held-ths in spite 81 the European war.
No exposition yer was situated as this OF IL where suh a large number
Of the scenic wonders Of the world car be visited at o o Increase Of cost while
On route, going and coming, and It ia the only great International Exposition
to be ready o time! The rates agreed upon by the great transportation
companies. Of approximately onehaf fare FOL the round trip With a ninety
day limit. have ever been eaualed.
Certainly not In this generation and probably not Tor generations to come
will mh Al opportunity be offered to combine In ne trip visits t the. scenic
wonder spots Of the continent, with the education and entertainment to be
had IL the dazzling wonderland that las risen o the shore OF the Pacific
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-26
You GOING TO THE EXPOSITION?
Thronging to Most Marvellous of Worlds Expositions, the
Panama-Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco

Low Railroad Rates and Privileges of
Routing Never Before Possible Are
Included In the Many Inducements to
Visit Americas Great Panama Canal
Celebration. $5O.OOO.O0O Invested;
$4,000 Exhibitors Represented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19
OSBORNE is DEFENDANT
IN MYSTERIOUS SUIT
Sued for $4,000 for Breach Of
Promise by Girl Whom He Says
He Never Has Seen.
MISS RAE TANzER is PLAINTIFF
Milliner Declares Famous Attorneys
Detectives Have IIoundcd Her I'm
til She Was Compelled to Move to
Secret Address.
Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch. !


NEW YORK, March 1S-One OF tho
tons in the history of the Supreme
court was filed yesterday against James
W. Osborne. former assistant district
attorney ana counsel In many notable
cases. by Miss Rae Tanner. twenty
tour-ycar- old milliner
The case. I'm which $4,000 damages
is demanded. on account OF the lawyers
failure TO keep an alleged promise of
marriage. is mysterious because Os-
borne swcars he never has even seen
the Slrl. and knows of her only through
the report of'detcctives whom he hired
to investigate her history.
Miss Tanner declares these detectives
have bounded her for weeks and be-
cause of threats. have forced her to
move from her home to secret ad-
dress
Osborne is married man. with Il
son i'm college
Miss Tanzcr's attorneys say she first
met Osborne OH the street last October
when lie introduced himself.
They say she tried to get redress
privately. and then went 20 various
lawyers. who refused 10 take her case
because Of their friendship for Mr.
Mr.. Osborne showed several letters
which had been addressed to ~. w. Os-
borne" at his Office and to n man by
the same name Mt the New York Ath-
lctic Club. The writer started her let
ters Dear Oliver" The only theory
OH which Osborne said he could ac-
count for the letters was that the
writer had him mixed UP with some
one else.
Il first heard OF this young woman
when found In my office 4 letter from
her written on blue stationery and
dated December % last. In which she
addressed some one as Dear Oliver :"
he said. The letter referred to the
person to whom it was written In af-
fectionate terms. and indicated that the
writer was about to see lawyer |
called In my partner. Gilbert y. Lamb,
and told him that some woman had sent
me letter she intended for her lover
I'VE had n laugh over the letter
and thought no more about it until
weeks after. when | dropped into the
New York Athletic Club and found a
stack OF letters there. They were
couched in cndcaring terms and re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19
REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT
IN C0TTOSSEED PRODUCTS

WASHINGTON. March ls-rur,her prog
rcss this season in the remarkable develop
was indicated in :o-day's Census Bureau
report on. cottonseed crushed and in;ors
obtained from the 1874 crop.
greater quantity OF seed ;har ever be-
crop crushinvs bv 5;SssS tons and a record
was established in the number OF bales
Of linters obtained. which totalcd iiG.i!I
bales more than last year. The number OF
cottonseed oil mills operated So! an m
crease Of ten.
AS n or 55 per cen, OF tho total production
OF cottonseed Is crushed annually. IL Is es-
umatcd the 1914 production OF seed will
reach 1.OO.oO tons. Its value has not been
estimated, but the :"l3 production OF 6Jl). 90
cake meais hulis and lint.rs rho closer
!e!intine OF cottonseed has resulted in a
largely increased productions OF lin:ers
Cottonseed crushed from 1914 crop was
i.isr,Se9 tons. against 800 >2 tons for 1918,
and i51o.5Js tons for 1872. Total linicrs for
the crop. 1i2.2Io running bales. against Gel. -.
bales for 1913 and Se?.2?i bales for toy.
Seed crushed and !inters obtained. by
follows:
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generally speaking. there is enough mois-
tur" to carry tho plant for some time to
come. Western receipts to-day wcr" con-
sdercd liberal at 656.nS bushels. compared
with J,9,CtN bushels for the corresponding
day year ago Minneapolis stocks lie
creased i.!soW bushels for i've days The
mills there are complaining OF n lack W
business. and many OF them are closed down.
as also In other sections OF the country.
Corn sold l. to asc higher. md oat" were
UP to TIC TODAY. The greatest help to the
market here reports from the south
west OF continuance OF the demand Tor
the cash article. Corn remains under tho
influence OF price changes In oats and wheat.
The export trade i'll oats WAS reported Mt
2.nco.6tc bushels At tho seaboard and In ad
diton to this 900 bushels OF ryc- were sold
Offerings OF May were small! because
OF the fac; that many hedges have been
taken off IN the past few days.
Provisions We're inclined 10 follow the
changes in grain. and the list closed higher
Packers sold July deliveries. and shorts
were the principal buyers. Cash trade was
quiet in both meats and lard.
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the d-cp O. = points In local quotations.
In spit. % all this, the market had very
it;.c selling powo; anG made several rather
sharp ;ecover!ss from the decline. AZ the
lowest prices were 10 points under yes
tertay's and at the highes; they were
point over. The close al the lowest.
Tho question ot acreage caused much dis
Cus>ior. ard - was evident that not Few
longs were withdrawing from: the market
this advance II this ;ine would result In
more eNtersiv. planting than has been al
voCatcG. kilograms from the interior shid
small spo; buyers We're vt,hdravlns from
the market because O, thr GiT.-uli! fcGns
In clearing export shipments Cotton fu-
lures closing: March. -, Ma" -: iuly.
>Si; October. 90; peC"'nber as. Sro' cot
;oa steady. = points ~, Miidltrs. So: sales
on the spot. % bales: ia arrs'e 80 tales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19

In execution OF n deed of trust dated
December IA. 1910. and recorded In the
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court. -. IL. 209-B. page 52l. default
having been made in the payment OF
the debt therein secured. and being
REQUIRED so to do / will sell BY auction.
on the premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH %. 1915.
at 1890 o'clock T. NJ
the above mentioned property The
dwelling contains about ten rooms The
lot has frontage OF "a feet, more or
less on Leigh Street by depth OF 1911
feet TO an alley.
TERMS Enough in cash TO paw cost
OF sale. any taxes that may be due
two notes aggregating $1,000, with In :
tho residue ut one and two years after
date deferred payments to be secured
by deed or trust on the property.
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LARGE SALES OF FLOUR
SEND PRICES SOARING
Wheat Closes at Material Advances Follow.
inG Report OF Purchases by Holland
France and Greece.
Special 10 The Time.-Di

lSprcia 10 The Times DISPATCH
CHICAGO. March !&-The feature in tho
"h-h' market today and the principa! cn,is.
81 the strength vas the reported sales of
.atSe Quantities OF -four 70 the Dutch gov
.!Hnent rs Well as to France and Greece
mh:A' ci"sed at advances of ~ To ,s,c
.asA sales here were small OF wheat only a
-" o'rs changing hands. The Seaboard re-
por'"G ;'p" bushels taken for ~xpor,
ana Minneapolis 1000 bushels sold late
Ie>te7'!aj - go 10 the East Seaboard mar
'tI|'l.n franc" and Italy big
oiyers o! wheat the past few DAYS Thee
rer- additional complaints of dry weather
'hr'ubhoH' sections OF tho wheat belt but,
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RICHMOND LIVE SToCK MARKET.

f.INNI.lVi.t. A. MITCH =. IEIN
10 ~: common to fair, 5'z to 90: best heiters.
~. 10 ~: medium to good, -, {, "a.
mon TO fair "a 10 81: best cowS. ia to s.:
medium to good 49, 10 81: common 10 fair,
~ to az: brst oxen. { TO ST.: common TO
fair. ia TO 5;.; bulls. "a TO vcai, 10 q:
dicks. "a; light. u. TO ~; COWS AMI stays.
Az 10 6',: best sheep 5i7 TO s'i: medium TO
good, "a TO 81: common to fair. 2i7 TO a.:
.aMikS. 10 &
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NOTICE-Executor
NOTICE-ENECUTOR.

This company having qualified as an
Executor under the will of ALENAE-
DER CAMERON, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against this estate to present
them for payment. and all persons
owing the said estate will please make
payments to the undersigned
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY, INC,
Executor
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SEW YORK PRODCCE MARKrr

NV YORK;, MARCH .s-RaW sugar. firm
c.n,r:trGsl :.7'n4sJ; no!asses. t"oEiti5; re :
'itf. steady. Butter and cheese. stead
POT ror.e, firm: E!o 40. = {: Santos No
NJ" YORK March i1-Cot,0n,eed oil p.as
ariu today despite tho bear!sh census re-
rnr. on the crush o"inG 20 support from
rrHu-rs. light offerings generally ana local
professional buying the strength IN ,ara
and grain. Closed To :: points net higher
sales. IS" bnrrels Tie InaTk., closed Nrrn.
Spot, 90 bid March. s,tns..5: April s.ScG
* May. s.s5S5.E. Jure ssiGtsi: Iu!y.
ihi1i,S: August. 7.IsGT..7. Sep,emher .."7
80. october, 90 n o.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

MEM YORK March is.-Cotton goods we're
Tui.t and stead to-day. Shortage Of dye
stuAs affected the taking OF orders in some
houses. Ra" silk maintained It's recent
ndy nee, Fine worsted dress goods for fall
sold ell. .lobeers reported fair trade
with activity in wash goods and white
goods departments.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. March ls.-Hoss, weak; bulks.
!6:i:seS 81: light. ssssp,6,&: MIXED: s:sta
s6.si' heavy. Ss3jfTss.S: rough S5.3jd$650:
pigs. s:.a,Sts.72 cattle. weak: native steers.
SS@1S6;: cows and hefcrs. 3.:5as55 50:
calves SI.Gds:3J9 sheep. strong: sheep.
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH GA. March lS.-Turpentine
:irm. e.; sales. .. casks: receipts. &c casks
shipments. rs casks; stocks. So.slc casks
Rosin. firm. sales. none: receipts. !Ss barrels
shipments. 1875 barrels; stocks. IIIe5o bar
rcis Quote A. b. ?.cl 20 sos.
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ERY. EIXTuREs. RIGHTS AND AP-
Court Of the United States for the
r. ,hn Dstri Hf Of virginia entered
commissioners will sell, at public auc.
| MONDAY. MARCH %. 1915,
! at o'clock T. NJ,
all that certain tract or parcel of land
in the city Of Richmond. formerly in
fraction acres. and three lots fronting
30 feet each by a depth OF 40 feet
of large frame building and described
east line OF Fifth Avenue SO feet south
line Of Fifth Avenue and the southern
line, of Birch Street. and thence ex-
avsnns n0ns sa5t ns Of s g
feet: thence south IS IA degrees east
2i6 feet to stake IN ditch; thence
western boundary OF the c. & Ry:
thence theme, north IS IL degrees east 34s
Ga 3-s degrees west 305 feet Inches
to curve: thence north SO IA degrees
angle south so feet; thence north GO IA
degrees west 160 feet to the point OF
beginning.
erty carries, with it certain. rights to
use two adjacent parcels Of land for
tanng n railroad siding along the c. e.
o Railway. with right OF ingress and
egress upon said two tracts OF land,
ding, or his successors In title, to the
Joint use Of said siding. with right OF
1ngress and egress thereto, If con-
structed, said lots being described as
follows: those two lots adjacent to tho
c. & O. Railway property and between
II and Sixth Avenue. In tho plan OF
Chestnut Hill.
(, And also nil machinery and fixtures
appurtenant to and used In the said
planning mill.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in
! equal installments ut six. twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty-four months, with In
! terest added.
! GEORGE B. WHITE.
Special Commissioners.
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RICm,f0ND STOCK MARKEr
COTTON MAnxI,ru

NiW YORK March : cotton "a, -,
hNtN" today. with prices casing off NO.,
lian!ddiion and ceiling for a rcrr,,o,, ne a.
points. 20 70 b
private cables reported realizing IN
row market at Liverpool. and III. 49,
i ZEE mere was at d"ciine Of I - point,
NthctIonary sen 'iiI"ut also uas .ncI",,
hscd hy tho census .rrnr, ,r,iic.,, .S'.,'
sunp!y OF 1914 liniers ui,h in, ~
h-c" hal's. compared Wt,h csl rJ baIs. a..
;rnr: on' tfIiins vas restr!c,"1 hy cor
the steady ruin. Of southern .n,t rns,r ".u
late Yesterday. "'a' NETS
TT" market showed fairly s,e.cy ,or.
1nr'ts ear trading and prices rallied from
NV. nv upo "!ns on SPOT house buying Of MAJ
tertd consIimg and i!ttl. Wall S,rcs, suy
ings cnrfinxs increased r!ish,l,. a-ou,,
closing Htures Of yesterday. Howevcr n,I
.he iha'ket turned shaief again during ~
AFTERNOON Oh southern selling and -,
Of I. lower spot rIaTkc, at Ne" OrIe,ns' "' .
t"e months so!d ahuu; to ncin, "
loser IN the late trading on N. t,n., ID. ,
t"-uHy report on lint-rs some of the ioca,
traders we're 'ail!ng = census r,,o,, -"
satnroaH inpichtiHg total rroa;h q, - 4,
and Iinierh In the ueighborhonJ -, y. ~
O." bales. Cotton futures closed s,e.d, '''''''
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CIR $50. March E-hsse!;iort 20 dav
tra, iru0sutr export safes ot iour. had
BEEN made. chiefly for Italy. h.insd rhea +,
.hieh c!o"ed unsettled AT ~ to -. ~, az
.arc. corn Hn!shed !. 10 i-T,, up ont
if.i- and provisions 20 3ld22'.
Leading rutures ranged as follows:
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Ai,isNSh -.
Allis-chaimers. pfd
10 So' .\malgamated Copper
Am Ayr. Chem. com
80 amer, Beet Sugar. com F. !.
100 American Can
100 american Can. pfd.
100 Amer Car and Fdry.
90 American Cotton OIL
zoe Amer Hide and Lea, pr.
hm"rican Linsccd Oil. :.
american Locomotive :.
Amer Malt Co. pfd.
foo Amrrican Smelling 49,.
Imerican Snun. COM.
lCl american Sugar ......
100 amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
coo american Tobacco. com.
100 american Tobacco. pfd.
SOC anaconda Copper
zoe Ntlan;ic Coast Line. -.
\. {. l.. OF Connecticut. :.
COO baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
S.lco Bethlehem steel Co. com
bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
British Amer. lob. co.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Loo 'cntral Leather. com. =.
l.7oo Canadian Pacific 5000.
100 california; Petroleum -.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio. =.
hi. Great West. pfd. :.
500 Chi. Nil. and 81. Paul...
H0o Chino Copper ......
'rucibie steel Cor, com.
''ruC!ble steel. pfd.
colorado Fuel and Iron.
colorado and southern.
Consolidated Gas .......
800 Corn Products, com. 49,.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
: 600 Erie
800 Erie. LIST pfG. ...........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
500 General Electric ........
! 400 Goodrich
400 Great Northern. pfd. ....
500 Great Northern Ore CTS.
Illinois Central ........
in0 lnterhoro-Met ........
800 'ntcrboro-M Met. ptd. go.
int Harvester. com. 80.
500 Int. Paper ..............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19

United States totals Include 6sl,SI5 tons oi
seed estimated TO be crushed and $3.50
bales OF iint.rs he obtained after the
date OF the March canvass.
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ferrod to places where she claimed to

have met me.
II engaged detectives. who reported
to mo that Miss Tanner was slight and
about twenty-four. She told them /
had picked her up on the street. She
claimed to have letters from me.
II sent back word that II she could
produce such letters l would give her
any amount Of money she demanded
for them. She made an appointment to
meet me at o'clock In tho afternoon,
but failed to keep It,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
l ,nnnrt I'D Rerz O.,

departed by Rodgers. Pluminer y: Co.. Inc }
PET FRS BURG. VA. March :s-Spanish--
Farmers stocE-MaIket. quiet at SIC per
bgsi:-!. |irr!rlans: Farmers stock-.Mar-
Re, steady. Fancy Jumbo. 3+.c rer pound
fancy hGrdpicLed sac prr pound: cAtra
rr.n~. SIC per pound; Smelling stock. ~.
to e'.c per bushci.
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sew YORK Nhrch is por; ,roy.,,.,,
Middnng. g Receipts ., bnI.. e,rn,,,
tales '-''''
Totai to- dar NJ al ports Ne. rcce,,,.
ss?s2 bales; export. S'.lN bales. stock -, .
Total To- uesb.-Ne, receipts. !H.m: bale.
exports. ~ o@i bales 'e-'
Tota! for sehson--Net recent. sss
bales: exports. s..l:.T3 haies
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NEW ORLEANS March IS TN. ,o,,,,
market ~hs SOW and hesitatinr ,o',,,,'
Proft taking rom the eng eide ,vXs aga,
prices. hul!ish traders were not orrr,s.i, =
and bcars worc encouraged by i.porte az +,
smaller spot inquiry In this interior and by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19
RICHMoND GRAIS MARKr1

'sah grain: "heat-Nn. r.d t!5eGG1,s 81.
hare. g. 81. 8sl s:i. Corn--To. : yei-
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY POLLARD & BAGBY.
Real Estate .Auctioncers,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
S Il NJ Id ETA CHE -
BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS No.
709 EAST LEIGH STREET.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Auctioneers.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
PLANNING MILL. MANUFACTURING;
SITE At. HIGHLAND PARK. on
RAILWAY. WITHIN THE CORPO-
RATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, INCLUDING MACIIIN-
cry FIXTURES. RIGHTS AND APP
PURTENANCES.
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AUCTION sALEs-To.Day
BY VERIFY COMPANY. INC,
1905 Hull Street.
Real Estate Auctioneera.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
SIDE OF SEMMES AVENUE. FOX.
EST HILL PARK
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RICHNIOND nay MARKgT.
RICHMOND TOBACCO uAuuy.

tby Frazer Tompkins
K!rhinDnc -. AAtcE q ;.,I
DARK r!fKD
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NEW ToG% Ns-rh :i-CIu..rr -2.-t.7-
-. rsT-- =: s'r-i!-r %-rhzrr. e-sE
..Tty-da. h.ils 80, 20 cahles 49,; .c-
demand 81 Pa silver - Mexican
dollars 3 Government. bonds. STEADY. ra!..
rcac bonds. heavy TIM. oars S,eEGy:
t:,-g day. -. ninety Gay. c;,n.I. Sir
,non,hs. '1;' CAL money. steady: ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19

Ask your friends IL thew KIN
whether we do as we say. Look
TINT yellow front stable. Don't
wrong, with w. II. CHAMBER
name across the front, with the Ial
red ing In front OF the door. and IL
you will be protected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19

Richmond. -. March q !.if
lipl.fSJ.i QUOTATIONS. or CHANGE
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Our Motto Is, Money
Worth or Money! Back,

We point out and tell you every
tail regarding what you buy. We
spade g. spade. Remember we
you everything about the purchase
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-08
THORNDIKE

Arthur Jackson. who was taken sud
denly and seriously Ill last week, is very
much improved.
Nr. and -drs. L. II. Coffin we're called
to Auburn last week by the death OF
Mrs. Cofhn's- mother
The Boy Scouts and the Camp Fire
Girls attended the village church In a
body Sunday afternoon. There was an
unusual number OF young people at the
evening service 1t is expected that E.
l. Bartlett will conduct the evening SER
vice Oct. II.
Nolney Thompson OF Montville called
on his sister. Mrs B. A. Gowen, Mon
day.
County Commissioner Peter Harrison is
in Unity establishing bounds to county
roads this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bin Hogan and daugh-
ter Of Brooks were visitors at F. 5. Ho-
gans Sunday.
Miss Flora Farnham has been confined
to the house during a week past by ILL
ness.
The Whiting Co. is doing extensive re-
pairs on its ice pond dam which broke
away last winter.