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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Mr., Arthur Haley, Magician, the
End number Of the Lyceum course will
be eignv at Hines Hall, Benton
City, Saturday evening, April 10th
for the benefit Of the Kings Daugh-
tiers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Anderson Neate, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Neate, of Columbia, well
known in this city, was injured Sat
urday when a motor struck his BIZ
cycle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Why waste time sewing when YOU
can buy one Of our up-to-date Ladies,
waists for CSC. Ricketts, & Emmons
d. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
NORTH EAGLE,

We are having nice We
Roads are fne.-Rey Ken
at Santa Fe Sunday event =
McFadin and son, were Ny
ors Saturday.-Tom And
son, left Santa Fe Fridal IN
Hill where they will paint !.
Christian church.-Maggt
took dinner with Hattie
Sunday at Santa Fe.-The
Society made Sl4.50 at thg n
per Saturday night-GeOFe
and family of near Lad1 b.
Sunday with W. d. Tally s. !,
B. Wilkerson and d'
near Santa Fe spent Sur
Miss Nora Wilkerson Of nea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
ExECuTRlx y

Notice is hereby give. :
testamentary upon nv
VIM. II. COoNS. n.
Of Audrain County, M
been granted the unde,sS
Probate Court Of saiS
ing date April 9th, 1911
All persons having 4.
said estate are requirI
them to me for allow,a..
months after date Of ~
they may be precIuded \,
eft Of such estate and h
be not exhibited within !.
the time Of the publ
notice, they win be fore
Sat Grace Parker Coz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Livingston and
baby, of st. Louis spent Tuesday
night in Mexico. They are enroute to
San Francisco in their automobile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Miss Marie Thurmond, a student at
William Woods College, Fulton, was
in Mexico, Tuesday. She went to Full
ton, Wednesday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Mrs. F. G. Holmes, dacf ,
F. Settle and wife, hasgon'
Kansas, to meet her hu''
Holmes, and have a us'
folks in and around Wieh'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

candles always fresh and 10 cents
= pound The Enterprise Store,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Dr. NJ Q. Biggs, of Fulton, was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Buckner,
a short time Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

George Kabrich is home from Flor.
ida where he spent the winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
PURE ADVERTISING LAW
CnnN ~ EEEnrr 4

CpOAN IN Ef III hEkE
Missouri now has an honest adver-
Using law, or win have when Cover
nor Major signs the Pure Advertis-
ing Bill which passed the Senate un-
s%nimously Friday. 1t has already
passed the House by a large major
ity.
Many of the papers of Missouri,
as has the Ledger, have made an eff
fort to exclude such advertising from
their columns for the protection of
the reader. With this law in effect
their efforts will have the backing re-
quired to make advertising conditions
such as they should be.
The Pure Advertising Bill was in
trodured in the legislature by Repre-
sentative Frank C. Wilkinson of Kan
sas City. The bill was endorsed by
the Retail Clothing Dealers of Mis-
souri,, and its successful passage was
largely due to the work of James P.
KEN, the attorney of the a~ssocia-
ton, well known in this city. The
Mexico merchants as a unit endorse
it.
Bill Failed -Four Years Ago.
This bill has been before the legis-
lature the last four years. The bill
was backed four years ago by the re-
tail merchants association of Mis-
souri,, but failed to pass. At this ses-
sion of the Legislature, practically
every retail merchants association
club and commercial club in the state
petitioned its passage. The bill was
endorsed also by Dean Walter Will
liams of the School of Journalism
and by the leading newspapers of
Missouri
A synopsis of the bill which passed
without amendment follows:
Amy person, firm, corporation or
association who shall attempt to sell
any merchandise, securities, service
or anything directly or indirectly to
the public through advertising in a
newspaper or other publication or in
the form Of a book, notice, handful,
poster, bill, circular, pamphlet or let
ter or in any other way which is I'M
true, deceptive OF misleading shall
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Dear Ledger
This is not an advertisement nor a
puff for Mr.. Million, as be is quite
capable Of blowing his own horn, but
/ felt that l might mo5eSty speak Of
a good accomplished in Hardin that ~
not generally known.
Ten years ago Mr. Million decided
to have student helpers in the dining
room as a mutual coed in giving am
bilious, worthy girls a chance to get
an education, and that we could be
sure Of help in the dining room. In
the ten years many have gore out
into she business world and some in
to homes Of their own, and I'm brief
ly mention what q few are doing.
One is a missionary in far away Bur
ma, ard it would delight you to read
her sweet hopeful letters Another is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

An effort is being made to revive
the New Florence band.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Among the splendid things Hardin
College is doing for the girl IS making
It possible for the young woman with
ost means to take o course BY fur
nishing her with employment while
here and enabling her TO work her
way through school. The following
letter from Ms Dobyns viii be Of in
tsrest to every friend Of the school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

st. Louis Cash:
No. ? Red Isl a 152.
No. , Corn IS.
No. ? Oats IS a
Chicago Close:
May July Sept.
Wheat 154 Is l22 IA 100 3
Corn Y EA IS "a
Oats 81 = "a as \
National Stock Yards:
Cattle $500, including 800 Southerns.
Steady.
Hogs 10000, steady.
Sheep 1900. Steady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Ben Locke, who is in tn
this winter, has returned
bia after spending Easter >
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
Stock Notes
LOCAL MARKET

LOCAL MARKET
/: Wheat S1.40
/: New Com-6Sc and 20.
: New Oats-54 and IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

ile
4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

OF tho Canadian wheat taken over by the
government: other purchases will ne made.
ls thosc' who have contracts to shin Cana
u . Whcnt VIII he Obliged to replace II
with the winter variety. Wheat closed J,
,cht lower here today. ana there were
DISCS "t = TO Y cent at Minnca polls: Du.
winnipeg wnS Ia 10 %Hs cents higher. RIO lat :
'cr Tor the December future.
me wheat To come out to-day was from,
scattered interests with the Larger concerns
r"fnsirE I" ltuudate any part Of their holt
lhHS: but on the other hand they bong lat
itc'iE. as was noticeable by tn" amount
'n nt.. 10y bnrtiei, Frazier Co. whose par
th"Scs wcr" possibly 1,2Jo.OO) bushels Scat p
tered holders d"ubiicss.1icarcd that tho IL
hNerNN 10. morrow on December contract:
W"hid u" liberal. which would have Il weak
or cash houses In the trade advanced IN.
"piri"n after IN" close that all wheat ten
h"rcu on December contracts to- ;nor, DIV
readily VIII bc taken care Of by concerns " no
milling purposes.
There IL not ii great deal OF coutra.: :, :,.o,
hNhliabi" for delivery her" on contracts tho
Iota! now being ahout 2a70.DOg bushels or
rh"re was II" trading Ia November wI,crt
az winnipeg TO day. bccas" oi tho seizure
OF the grain ~ Fort WiIlnm and Port
arthur. III" wheat that MAS deliver, bi,. on
contracts. Tho Canadian situation sim look,
unsettled although the basis Of s"tt cement
LrI"ceh the holders of the grain seized and
cn COW government has been arrived Al. Ac-
.."'nH 10 special Liverpool cable received
ncro To-day from BroomTnlI many r.nnrtg
un.,,n, uileht thcro regarding the further dis
i've ,n "i Tue Canadian government rcia-
nroyi,'n ow as II the wheat In the weston.
pn.s,htcs in farmers i!us .s wcu ~ f.,
.rraS elevators. Will be taken over
nner" were losses In corn ami ,,,. ,.,,,,
~ =. TO !. cent. This wcnkncss yyns ,u.,i,,,,.
~ pnthy with the declin. I'm ,,hnn,
-n Ml'h the improved weather Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
PETERSBURG PEANUT MAnKrr

NcpoTtru by KougerS. Plummer & ING ,
riTERSBCRG. VA. November .O-SpanIsl,
Farmers atock-oid peanuts firs, oi,lity
SOC per l"ish"l: old peanuts. damaged 4oc Ia
3or per hushcls new peanuts dry and Glenn
N',r per bushel: new peanuts. green ana
dirty. SOC to Is per bushel
NirE,ntns-Farmtrs stock-Dd peanuts:
FaLcy Jumbo. 3Lr per pound: extra prime
Sc per pound: Smelling stock. 2lsc Eer pound
Nov peanuts: Fancy Jumbo. -. per pound: :
extra prime. &c per pound: prime. 2Ec pe-
pound: Smelling stock. ?i.c rcr pound.
w" urge the Importance q! having rca-
nuts thoroughly dry before threshing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
RICHMOND LIVE sTock MARKET

Richmond, Va. November ~. 1915
report f"r week ending November -. 1915.
btSt *i'-rs. -: ~ s: medium 10 good -,
% :: common 70 fair. tn 8. Best he'Cors
- !" :: mc4!un.fto good. 81. TO >; common
70 !'Hr - 10 b. Best cows. to -, medium
:" -oo'. ~ Ia i: common 20 fair 3D. to 81.
tt"st "N"i" I" ~: medium 20 good -. TO
>. common to fair. u: % ). Bcs, bulls
-. I" -: light "A TO "a. Rest calves . TO
-. common ana medium 20 si4: cows ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

% go ana closing -; l.1n Th- general
''>t closed steady points higher ~ points
love-. "tgiy ron deliveries Hcin: relatively
The nu~k"' opened steady. 3 % ~ ro:m,s
down in response ~ lower Liverpool and
vN,-uicht selling May wss - ~: tn"
re,l or a'.ou' 81 points under nc h:rh ie"el
a. saturday. tnf i; rms decline there ~
Feared {, 30 Vu!;" ~ active demand. Liver
r"'l va> seller %: late deliveries, but
seemed - buy near months. probably .crr"-
= .t-E further :rAusfsrruCc 81 st-adGies.
Many co.; Yesterday! sellers aopearec - I've
ro"n'.ss ana IA" market rallied rather easily
's~."- .h, dole %; the day. @'.h Mat III
:" ..'E .0 80 t-"} a"i My % i.>5 Later
Nr-tHa-'orS were IRREGULAR - n result. q,
.'..ittnE ~ renewed liquidation. hUt buying
r."-> -T'S@r"G 81 - ;. >r;c4Cks. and Nui. 81
-''l'a"u; was ivuhclcS> encouraged ny re-
ports oi wo-e se:ivs spot demand. rccc;n-
panied ay rHlnurs 'ha; sellers wc=. sseur.
iaf aiEn"r r-:s-s B" tEN Interior. The ,alf
90 "n- ;A" 'i.r surcNstct continued co~:u.
SION sS 80 tNc probable showing - the rov.
--'''~ri' s-1p estimate on December 10
a> -sSlst ~; larger crop figures punished
tasi@faas Hai ;o-tty> market s"em-d - D.
yaE!"E less -tt"c'snu - Gro? figures and
sr"NlrE ;u'-s ia'eTsS: Ia ;h- ;AlA o: an
.'f. proved export i--t-rI
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FAIR SIZED TAKlNGS
OF HARD WINTER WHEAT
Srabonrd Reports Some business in DurUms.
hut Nothing L. Done In
n Iniins

CHICAGO. November 3o.-rnrir were fur
thcr fair-si2cd taklnEs OF hard winter wheat
al Gulf ports to day. the total amounting
To 500 eco bushels The scahouri reported
S"n" business there In durums but nothin:
was don" In Manitobns there no
stocks Of this grain available. In tn.
Clearauces OF i.Isa,Oe bushels Of wheat ut IN
s"ahoard thrr" were 40. 600 bushels of bonded
wheat Tho wheat that i being taken
81 out via the ,;uf * TO replace some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

finishing Of corn as we'll for tho move
incnt of that grain and oats. Cash trans
lotions, here were 1000, bushels OF cort and
10000 bushels Of oats. Th" scabOnrd re-
ported l.Io0.oD bushels of oats FOR export.
Provisions were weak aud lower. Tho do
chncS were the result OF moderate g:,l"s of
lard nnd ribs by packers. Scattered Inp-.
soip aud there some bear pressure from,
'"cai traders. There was no support In tho
market from the packing interests. Tia
covering by shorts In December pork wa.
a feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
RICHwOND nay MARKET
Chicago LIVE STOCk MARKET.

IHI' NGO. Move Der 30--Hngs: receID,s
iS"pi 'low; hulk. $62jnSG.Sp: light. s5.SOnsd.7a:
mined. S"liTs1CH: heavy. Sj.3aT{7 Oh: rough
'".5!HE5 20; pigs. siceHS575 cattle: receipts
hGT. weak. native beef steers .5.c5Tiig q:
Western steers. 81. cnISS ~; cows and heller.
= ''nS $500: calves. sG.25m$iy.3t sheep: ~e-
,eipts l2vp strong: weih"-s. ss.,'n 8. 80:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

s.,'cs stock.
l.aoo AlliS-chalmers ..
800 Alli*-thalmcrs. pfd. -.
Am. Asr. Chem. com
liioo Amer. beet Sugar. com
$4,000 American Can .....
$500 American can, pfd.
200 American Car and l'dry
American Cotton Oil
q" Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
100 American l.insecd Oil.
10" American locomotive
900 Amer. Loco. pfd
100 American Smelling
american Suuu, com.
900 American SUGAR ~
i.luo Amer. T.l. aud Tel Co. :.
j.nuu American Tobacco. com.
90 american Tobacco. pfd.
$500 Anaconda Copper .
$500 AtChiSOn
80 Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {. l.. of Connecticut.
so" Baltimore and ohio.
100 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
200 Bethlehem Steel Co, pti
>.3nr Baldwin Loco
zoe brooklyn Rapid Transit.
!.5ou Central Leather. com. e..
10000 Canadian Pacific \ .tte
loo California Petroleum
600 h"ShpcIko and ONO.
" =
chi. Great Nest. ptd
600 chit, Mil. AID 81. Paul
$500 CruCiblc S;-cl Cor. com.
20" CruIihlc steel. rid. 800.
-,lop Colorado Fuel and Iron
iou Colorado and southern
LOO Dome Mines ..........
! l,20u DjStilIcrS. com. ..
LNuo Corn Products, com. 1850.
&,to0 Erie $50.
1900 Erie. LIST pfd. .......
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfi.
500 General Electric ........
cleo Goodrich. com. .......
90" Great Northern. p!d. ....
$500 Great Northern ore CTS.
3nH Illinois Central .
iOtrrhOrO- Met -
lntcrboro- Met. pfd ..
400 Int. Harvester. com ..,.
10000 int Mer. Marine. com &C..
Zoo Int Mer. Mar. pr. cts.
BOO Int. Paper. com .........
600 Int. Paper. pic. .........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK. November 3o.-Cottor goods
we're nrhtr ana moro active to-day. Cotton
Hnrh ,nnrkcts strong. Mems wear active.
Shcs having been mndc freely for IuIl dc
livery. tfnrlup markets stronger silks
continued In steady demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
Gunner Onlct IN Cmrh

Special 1" The Times Dispatcn
Ni.W NDRlN. November 3n.-t'Opprr shares
wor" comparatively quiet the curb to-
'lay with tho leading issues moving up anG
iN"n iTaCtlonallS. silver stocks firm
ami sp'ncN hat neglected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
Thc NtmnalMrd KnlIrnnh nf thc snnih

TIT HtnnHntu KniIronh OF the South.
,.,nif,ti:' = T.. &c !OBElt 81. 1915.
- l.. 81. l2.J5 4 NJ al"
N ..f.-itp i. 81 't;l0 J.. ~
~, ~! =. egN. 49,. Most: e:l5 A. NJ. 90
y. Vi. 500 l.. NJ. s.gu + NJ -.
i"r Petersburg l--5j A NJ. GlS A NJ
-. A VI. 500 y ~. $3.50 ~ NJ 800
l. NJ, 800 l.. ~. tt;l0 l.. NJ 5:55 g.
q )" II NJ. $40 i. NJ. 1880 T. NJ
Tor Goid-Uoro ana Fayetteville: -: 90 p NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:@O A Nj
::!h Il. VI, $50 4. NJ. .s.37 ~ N. tiots
y. NJ. 1880 a NJ. '2:l0 J. 81. rlSs T. n
81, H. NJ. G:35 t. NJ. 7.iS l.. NJ. $500 t. IL.
ll:3u l.. NJ. '
.ENc'pt sunday : Sunday only.
me OF arrival and departure and con-
uecticns not guUrnntc.d.
&. ). CAMPBELL ID S.s Mai, c,
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NAVAL. STtt,cc

,S\N;NNNAif GA. November 30-Turrcn-
INC. nm %; sales. us casks: receipts. 81
'hsks; siipncnts a2 casks: stock i:St0
,"sts. knsin. firm. sales. I.S3s barrels: re-
cir, st., ESQ IS n.nnrreis: shipments. 2i7o bar
81; II. 5.S2t,: T. 5.y5: X 6Is: NJ Gn.
30: M';. 6.75: WV, 100 "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rams i.ch.c Ricnmonu -Asin ST station
schedule figures not guaranteed For thu
express; +. ST express W!;h obs-rva tion
sleeping car Tor Atlanta: u:l5 T. ~. express.
sleeping car open J.tc + NJ $40 =. NJ Local
Tor ke!svIlie and Chase City-werk daya
York River I.in.-5:!G T.. NJ. Steamer Train
.Pa.icr carr. d:a' y aud t;i6 p. 81 daily
Iocai.
Trains Arrive Pcnmnnd-From the South,
1905 a. ~. and $50 A. n. 1850 r. A. s:u
W. oaiiy s." A.: Al. except Sunday.
from West Point: s:S A. NJ. except Mon.
day; $40 A. VI. and e:I6 p H.. daily
Otti-. 07 y Main st. Phnna Mahi.on IL
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CHICAGO GRAI< MARKET

CHICAGO. November 3).-ENpect-d ger.
"r"Gs j"ilv"rio. her" tomorrow on pcc"r'!
h.r contracts tended to-day to increase h"gr
iSh sentiment regarding wheat. Til. result
VaS IN unsettled Clos-. 81 :, cent net de-
cline" Wi'u psScmhoT i."J ana May los.
Corr finished i.u'. 20 s cent down: un's oit
N, and provisions unchanged TO i2'z cents
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TIA me.

MARKET CONDITIONS
Tnultry-t Chickens. Very plarti:ul. market
,Tail moving slow; mems. market aCtiy. nud
IN good :-il- nd. Eccs-SCsrC" and wtrt"l.
MARKET rrr,. Hut:cr- Marks: firm. receipts
urh;. 'i,aS- MARKET lower and dull eN,,.ct
lover market. receipts heavy Carlr-Rnb.
hits market lower. due to heavy rec.,p,s
ANA GntaNorHhle weather conditions; deer
rltrko. closed.
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calves s@i to s15 Best hogs. 40: l!sht
y. 70 4: s"ws and stays. 81 to .. Best sheep.
. 10 8. common to rair. to :. Best lambs.
N.s 10 y: common mud light. to 4
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Raiwly Compa,

Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Raj WY COMPANY
suprrseding Schedule Of Aprn Is. 1914.
Schedule subject to Chnngc without
Notice.
TIaini leave Richmond $3.50 u. NJ, 81 4
~. bis a. NJ. a. NJ, ''lO a. NJ. IL A. a.
r NJ: i. NJ: +; NJ, - +. NJ, $50 l..
NJ. $40 f. NJ. 7:l0 Il. NJ bS +. 81, 10 T.
NJ. 1888 l.. NJ
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 a NJ. b'7 A.
NJ. A. NJ. b9 A. NJ, 10 A NJ. '.ll a. Al.
az noon. "'l T.. NJ. =. NJ. T.. 81. : p.
~. b3:2o =. NJ. G;2o r. NJ. 7:lG z. NJ.
+. NJ. Us +. ~. II T.. 81.
bcarrics baggage. 'Daiy except Sunday
<Sun,I,a
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
Ie nd Irsrx ltA s,.dk ,,s,1

t,E, bka.si tah ITn,t Rpsr.,I tIlI
itW iloM. S49N 'i758V iibpE l5sPs
p2}M 1915 Az ii2oi PN, ts.2sPs. eiora, 9eePp
t}lea 'S.t7 m. I $40 Pm SLOPE 'RIsM. fille "
t,tut tasa s,h ttr,. ". taI 40 ~ PN SIC Ps H.
ia SO w. ia IN, Sl PR frtt,frist1 Lise -s,i sNS
Il, 400 PE H. tS25 M Sr,tu, " IN. as Pa: IIeIiM
'uhi s. S. 7sit s. Ai. ,ysaat 81 Ira. suitt, nsH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

-hsh ErNtn: Whcnt-No rcH. iltN,: No.
red. LoITICS; No. . hard nominal No.
hard. i.Hoa. uloSTs. Corn-No. : yellow. old.
90: No. I yellow. new. jcfi5i: No. white,
new. 5,nG.'.
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sEABoAHp AIR LINE RAILWAY. :"
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAll. LINE To SoRFDLh
Schedule in effect November II. 1915.
Leave BYRD street station. fIInmoUd. FOH
NORFOLK -6;la y. ~. 900 ~ NJ. 800 l..
M. 800 y. NJ.
FOR ~ NCIIBUHG AID THE WEST
sG:l5 a. Nj. 1850 4 NJ. s30U T.. NJ. 1870
T.. VI. Local to Crewe. Go; T. 81
Arrive iiIChmonu from norfolk sli:i0 A.
NJ. '53j =. NJ. goo l.. NJ. -l:39 T.. NJ From
IN. W"st: 'G:&o A. NJ. 1875 \. 81. t2.i0 l.. Nj
!l:I0 T.. Nj, 'C.lI T. NJ. goo T.. VI.
'Daiy. tDaiiy except sunuay. :Sunday
only
". BEvIII- W. c. SAUNDERS
T.. I. ~. Ronnoke G.. + 4. Koanose
IL BoSI.Er. q. A.. Ricn:nond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

NV TlE.N Noy=uoe- sl-po!, ,r.oy.r,..r.
~ -ar --.f- .-' receipts III lai.s
eL-;' >'' bales sales. - haie,: siol X.
.-..'a :'.-sy ., al per;s-Ne; receipts.
"s'e. exports 1873 bales. stock
.o:e. igr veel-<s, receipts. ,.44:4 as,.s
Total fo~ ssassu-Ne; receipts -os. =;
1".ss. exports l-s'oS bales
So" ORLEANS November ay-A:.et
-' .- me c;.eHifg to-day. cotton -.
..'"i-. ana stood - IS small not advance Cor
''' siderable period Late IN he session
'''Fi'E, in--eaSel and III. close v.,s M
.HinStd - points of. ccm7areG s.i,h -
."''.i> lose. fairly iarc. business ,-..
.ia0Ss-isu aid ih= ling was ACTIVE =:
N. no early ,rad.ng ne mars~. los, ),
=" 10 pom la poor cables. \ p!ic;; -c.,r-
"'n F">-l,~H from strong bull suppo-, ..rd
- .'h prices w~r" 90 points over 20.
va 'N points Uv The higues.
IT." 3ri"riyins ~:aaGireSs vas ,:us rnf.,r,.
+ 70" favorable interior spo, accounts .,r,.l.A
.'~i.'ii.N staining improved demand ma
''-.N'Fi JOB .Fa.'1g - pt.u.z rather r..-y.-
,..H Spots Nrre quoted az y the por. mr..
Cotton :.'a-es losing. December go.
i"nu'TS l--' Sharon 1880; Mag iii:
500, rouo.. steady Unchanged sale. .,
+ ~" Fp". -, va.'~. TO arrive. 50 1ales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
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i@chmoni.. Va. November u. :s'5.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-27
JOIN I. c. s.

All right, Corny; we'll take your own side of. the argument. Suppose you DID go down to Bellingham. and fought the churches, and the indus tries, and the women, and all that was best for the town, where would you get off at? And where are you getting off here with the same tactics? There are set rules of business for running paper, which if transgress- ed lead to ruin. They are not our choosing, but we have to follow them. No man who takes issue with the bus |iness interests in any town ever got away with it, and you will find that the same rules hold good in one part of the world as in another.
 We do not charge you for this ad- vice, Corny; our rates are much cheaper than the Senator's. But we would stave off that daily until we took correspondence course on how to run weakly"
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-27
REASONABLE.

"A mob took 8 wretch of g. fellow out and strung him up; to a tree. For the sanctity of. womanhood, they solemnly proclaimed" -- f,.r
 However, they were reasonable about it., They didn't go to the fam atical length of holding women too sacred to take in washing t9 support their husbands and children and . dog or two in each family. In feet there was scarcely . man in the mob but gave, in his own home life. prac- tical token of not going SO far as |thaG.-Life. =. 4ss' :. .s,. -,.-