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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-07
ATTENDS COMMUNITY Eid
-. w. DABBS TELLS OF int
ESTING DEMONSTRATORS A1
DURANT SCHOOL.
Section is One Noted for Its H0s,l
ity and Progrcssiycness OF its
zens in Many Lines of Wa
Praises Work of County Bemons
ton Agents.

+. q. 10 Ne. y /.
Salem. Black River. Oct. 4.-As
days ago had the good fortune 81
tend the FIRST community ,fairs
held In this part Of the STATE at
rant seboQl house - GA ndotd
ence deinonstrator or Clarendon conn.
ty has ORGANIZED during the past
two weeks. y
This ante-bellum community of
Plowdens, DuRants, Montgomerys.
McF'addens, witherspoons and Nell
sons was always noted for it's warm
hearted simple hospitality, where
guests were made to feel at homes
Fox and deer hounds, guns and rods
indicated sport and game in season.
But withal it was live at home.
community and Durant hams had a.
wide reputation that the present
generation religipusly maintains.
That material things Gid not have the
entire attention of these people is
shown by several preachers, doctors
and lawyers that attained distinction
In other fields of labor who went out
from this same one-room school
house or its less pretentious fore
runners. One of them, lady missions
ary, laid down her life on the altar Of
service arnong the Kentucky noun
tains just two years ago and another
was ordained last July for the foreign
heid' Miss Reeves and her brother
Henry Lde Reeves.
In such an atmosphere the histori-s
cal would naturally have a place ana
there was case filled with old fam
lily heirlooms and part of the wall
with faded baby dresses of several
generations gone. In another corner of
the room there was fine displav of
Held crops and vegetables, corn. sor-
shum' sugar cane. rice, potatoes,
staple cotton, etc. Another corner
held large table Of jellies preserves,
canned goods, butter, bread etc. One
end was hing with needle work of
exquisite design and workmanship.
In honor of the occasion both coun-
ty demonstration agents Mr. C,or,,
and Miss Katherine Richardson. were
there, and State Superintendent Of
Domestic Science Work, Miss Parrott
and Commissioners of Agriculture Il. J.
watson, also Sumter county's efficient
force OF demonstration agents. j.
Frank Williams, Miss Lennon ord
Miss Pitts, all OF whom made appro-
pirate speeches.
was struck with q rcmarl, cf
Miss Richardson in reply fo ,ho sup-
sestion by the writer that he wanted
TO see this wOrl; reach the humblest
nome; "thc prize winning canning cIub
sirl OF the county last year lived in a
TWO room cabin" She stated that last
year there were eighty women enroll |
su In the eight domestic science cluls
Dr the county. This year one hum
ired and eighty. This is the biggest
work now going on i'm South Carolina
or the building up. of tho country
homes. County commissioners and |
cgislators who cast slurs at II are not |
worthy 10 hold oi'icc. II is possible |
here may be inefficient demonstra-
ors in the work Men and women
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-07
03fS FiinEs 70 IEla lklEa
- W pABBs SAYS CoNtaREssM !,
saoUL HAVE IMPt,RrANT \
MEssAGE FOR FllRSi.
neeseing 70 Be Held IN Court House at
Noea a Monday, Octobcr sth.
snssId 10 Oac OF Great Import to
Feupee % COunsy--IscCcnt Lcgisla-
sasn for Benc>st OF Rural Districts
- 10 Discasscd. s.gN

~, ~ ttIe ft
q GaIem. Black Rtver Oct Co
epsrstivs msrkstins and the meeting
on October sth 20 hear Mr.. Lever ON
this impt'ktant subject. rs
3 m Z r." M. asked me 10 write
ssmsshins abot( 1hs meeting no has
asrAussd Tor October 9th at noon.i
when tho farmers Of Lee, Sumter and
Clarendon Win have an opportunity
- hear Hon. A. =. Lever discuss co.
epsrssivs marketing, and the nation
- 'es's'es'on tnat has been enacted to
~ 'sser marx etlns.
v - aenssn o1 service ana
-. M wv. 'v 's.'e1'ns .es .sr'co'7
-. q. 80. - - 80 -
-.s,ss- y. ...,.,.,...-- - - 80 ss..
,,,,,.~ Z, T T-...,.s..,.. !. -
ruan' 4. - mon. cc,,n,v cs.r v,va -,
1arn;ie<x l,nd bus,,es. nso Too D,rror-
uGelch =, farm topics and the ,e~,s,s-
sloa that hi, been passed. ana that
- propo> "a. 10 nut tho farmers on n
bu1fno1s footin~ with the rest OF the
industries Of the country Mr.. Lsver
- that man. rhe court hoo.. .ho,,,a
~ full a. ovefloWins next MONDAY to
hear what he has 70 say. Not only
~ farm ore of the thrse counties
skouIdfbs there, but the businsss men
of Sumter should bc out In force. for
nArkstirg - bnsinsss mans prob
Iee@ even more - than the farmers
< ptoblem, II the buslness men wish to
\ eutf4 ~ = permanent prosperity for
ne city and county that makes the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-07

st. Louis. oct. 5.-Three workmen
were killed by an explosion at the IL
linois Powder Company work at Graf
ton, III. The shock was felt forty
miles.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-07

|ements to all subscribers whose
Qyance. This is really not neces-
& since the address label on each
Esof, the date to which the sub
3 are nevertheless, mailing state
that the subscription ac-
mt, is now due and payable.
~ and patient with subscribers
frled quite number of them on
81 the financial conditions at that
Ectlons were demOralized and we
9her credit, but it is impossible to
pose who cannot or will not pay,
pmptly to the statements sent out
Ling list without further notice.
knut conditions are now such i'm
HimbOssible to do business at all
$the past eighteen months the
has increased steadily week by
Nof getting out this paper is now
er than 1T was a year and a
f white paper alone the cost to-
pove what it was a year and a.
nd necessary expenses have ad-
Pscribers who do not pay is too
Nay that we can continue the
esent conditions is to put 1t on
e the losses heretofore sustain
and want to have it continue
BSill pay at once and thereby
pSTEEN PUBLISHING co.
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'itt\rIH, TRANSFERS
seventeen Deeds al i,nr;.ain nuJ .,,,.
NhnHntinu 10 S1I....,p

icrthI NJ .lnEc- a .,iI ~, r,i
Tih@lnr:%n 81 ~, 2oxl&2 fcc, wc 'i'H lfns
S,re( tch.n G%, i i,I. 4or,h o: N
''h'i!lp Taylor - ny. - Genre -
' }"Ti'%, n,N l2o FIT north Inc San
hnGt"n street. .Nprll :. ialG: - so
Ian" Investment Corp. 10 NJ =
n. IN" ni'n Of .,hamberiaync Court.
same q" w. j. Iur:cll. lots IS and
~ IN nl"ck =: in tn" plan Of Cham
aG,c to @ ar I Mrs, ~ 1a,1; s75o.
in ilock e IN tho plan Of Cha,nhc,
iaEne Court. April ), 1915: 100 6"'''''
S"'" t, T." t. O. iI:mrick. lots. - ana
lay ne Court March -, ioIi sI.n
"Hna" 4" T. l." Major. lots II and ~
" e. Newman e, ais. ia to- ~ W 4
loads 23Ni2:' feet west line stew
TT Sue, 500 fec ! inch north Of
So September -. 1914;
Matthew Gjlmour to Charles n sacl-
M"r 81 ai- - ~ - foe; at the north
d,.aou street .>rril IL, inis: tax, s7S".
s,I Ii%"a ,a ,,n.ye,.3"s9. corr 70 John l..
March !. lua; $500. ''''' ." IT, our
Sam" 10 u ~. li,rdcsty, Jr.. lots
IN "l"ck u, in tho rlan Of ,'h"mbc!-
iaImc Court. \pril 3, 1915: si.Iao.
,,nnry y: TaNi"r TO Mrs. =. l.. Nc
- '"@' '" 81 ,,,:;, ~ IL block 4 i!
~ l',.aa:: = SO ,"r"e'FS addition. April
= e.. =; d. I''whims 70 Ioscrh A Irnhc,
ynn,,n Mo-, cast line Twenty
~ Marshall sire nIso I-oxI"s
. ic"t cast limo Twenty fourth street
. !
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ELI:tTItIr PERMITS.

IN" following permits wcrc issued
S 49,, hy tho Electrical Depart
W ~ 'cuk~. FOR sharon Rants,
nrrh - East i.cigh street. s!N GU,
SAM" for W +. briuEard - South
Robinson stree. two outlo,r
j. - Strinc"r, for Joseph iIeyc. 1n7-
West Baker street. thirteen out
Sumc. for same, lo1-r west Rakcr
street. eleven outlets
y /. rucko,t. for G. w Antrim. 1917
last Cary street, on" seven and ono
half horsepower motor
S'u", Tor Duplex Envelope Co. N
south Tw"nty-ttrst street, moving two
motors aud wiring for ono one horse.
power motor.
j l.. Caudlc FOR Thca,o Thca,cr. 500
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;arn,"r7' stool, Spanish rosnn'7 hove, ~.
~ Offering h.vr romd ready buyore
Com 'iortt'" pressure ha- hrou h-ru~'''
forward tciafl," Z" -'".hr ga r"Raa iu ~
fort - h'.,r and d.uron IA" market Tro'n
"ur sources Of Information "" end ~" T"Ea,
crop h.s boon v"tf ueod uu frr OF pun
r"s"s IN Wow ~ This wN can o,ror' only
limited further offerings FROM It" e"u'h"rr
and ""stNrn '"rrit"r,. Within 'nH u7s' ton
days oil mills hHNo bought IN Nirriu:p q
l'rr" block ~ SPA ri " f0r OF purposes.
7hi, demand from III" OF m'lle Win tho
'Cmuarativrl' small .sto"'S remaining IN
hands Of tho virginia cleaners and mr.
'hHn's =iN"s tho market strong position.
and i"cs"nt rru-ro"'s ar" that 30 Sran-
i'h VIII +" S"l'irE - "'.c :" g. iu Virginia
Within 'h" uoNt -iN', - ninety dave
S"~rith rearu's FARMERS aiocl,-- FIRST
quality ii"' r'r hueh".; rrccn ard dirty.
'"' - zoe r0' hu=ho,
Ni"S'hi- r'.vut- Farmers .ytor. T,r.v
.ir"b" :" Ir~ round. fancy hand p,,i-..
- r"r r"Hnd 'N'ra prime. 2'-c r"r roura
urine, So ter poGru. Smelling stock .-r
- - g"r round.
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East Eroad street. sixteen fans
Same. for Rex Thcatcr, IO,.
Broad street. twelve fans.
same. for Joe Eendclli. 1915
Tor Street, fourteen outlets
Same. FOR TYLER " Ryan. I.lo,.
nue. and the Ec!t Line Railr".
live horse power motor
Same. for Joe Funia. So <, {
street. on" two horse power mo
Same. Tor Petit X Go, Eas.
street. twelve fixtures.
Lyons X Williams. for Low
boush. North ninth street. scvi
lets and six fixtures.
EnSclhcrS ~ Bear. FOR Union
ing Co. 1852 East Main S,rc,
outlet and fixture.
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BUYING IN WALL STREET
OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER
Professional Traders Cover Freely
AMI G." Long Of Stocks While
Public l. Absent.
AFFECTED Br MEXICAN NEWS
Carranza Request for Withdrawal
az american Troops Is Regarded
More rs Appeal for Help Eafhcr
Than Order To Leave Country.
ny nnn,pA> WALL.


E,ucn, H.rssin ipnte's wore rcw%%rict
~ "2ains,y pGbli, Vas '''i absent; rr"fes.
sl"p-l traders covered freely ami went l"ns
taron- tn regard 10 McNlc" arc q, all as.
-pp"utc1. and tha' therefore IL Will i" safe
French cNchang" mad" - n"N low price at
cr German exchange Ms strong
WA, street l"o~od upon Tho Carran@a
request for Withdrawal Of Americans mor."
g. tho frightened act 81 = man wh" trit
Of fsl>o friend However Washington may
~" No Isrran<" nc-she'. Val sire,
au o-ac' to u,,hIrav
o I- few hGog ,Cc'"r,.M e:e.Hs ~"nrH
50. >z Justly affected by the Mexican stu
r 'Ig ' ,r ia..e h s~c"ry serins
mo, eIueut carried them doNn again ami 81
m.s ret s."n until the !ssi 'hs, inc ,o sHS.
prices Nere INC be-; Of m" d'y IN m"s'
issue -ri In m"ny stocks net gains "'r"
'yoN- ',rs or,s!'5ousl scoiinf H,En,
y.c.a ur bad rot,- =" '.Is" renewal 81 A.
N-NN-ii Motor. IS hc,n- rIy' .mod 10y rro.
All nc .,..nI rri'Tf.rrcd rcr ccn,. XII
ta1 IrIdona- ~ 'he nrs' rrofcrr"H he'"
hse- ui~pr.c5 Of by Ile recent distribution
~ - - aer 'rn' ~ nonnier"s, hrarimST
s." variants inc 'omrsny na' NO honts and
,"uwon Win other comranics ~" ini
yrear GERS For several %o-rs Wali @troot
~" tr"o'od Nov77s 'onsouaaicf a. : n'nH
urouseement "a st,e detail, in IN" annual
report ,usi pubiisNod which Ahou that there
b. orc dANe'opcG to rnn il, about seventeen
y-,-s without new diS,O' cries
rsa M G.f'@n"S o ., M Nh ThtFS
{; has sold tor '35.S-5."oo. or ~ average
oisr 'T r2c,s 'F h. . m' vi s :"SE
ts5 IN al, ,dcuds In lali IT mined 5000. 600
- pounds 81 COPPER At ,ha', rate. the
80 r.5.s: tons ot orc developed Will run
-, c-sn assets. which consist ch,ery ~
metal an" WORTH q .i'ti' ah"Ne i5.eoe.os",,
~ trty a." '"igu.sl'd a. o. n@nnII
rc''ns for e. r"gni rhn. !, ,I r"c cn6 h,s
: Idi,iou TO this. - mas surplus NJ s'.o"o,
GOO. mac M OF earned money and prohts
u costs the COMPANY less than Sc
r-urd 20 produce o." on tn" ay"raG" 50
'rt, even a. The rri.s Of - IS Witch
oct. 900 whith You'd I've So : share
yised csttma,e Of ,hc ieiS ..ia hec, sugar
~ 81 EUROPE. shoWtnc 'urtn"r decrease.
NAMING the probable t.iH".7Si ~,ns, a. CON
IN turn loss than recent Years. WOULD
seen. "a indicate the heavy demand on the
Curan crop TO MAKE ny this deficiency
abroad REPORTS from cube 'ndicHt" that
GRINDING operations arc proceeding salts
Weather conditions. aud this. together Win
nc constantly ,myrc,@@sins h@m% gonsumP,
~" pr"mis" "t rr" porous conditions
rAruinc, ~ cruy,mc steel courinu" - i'm
,r""s" according :" hsur"s ruuh~h"d 10,
dag. II tho rat" continues throughout ArrN
,en, an ,n. ,o,unou stock of ,hicn There
,s uo". 400 or . per cont prcforrcd st"cta.
h.tiou on an" = So per cent back diNi-
lends ,nutl r.u.raIiy he expected IT docs
AT
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ri MINING PERMITS.

forni'S "or" issued yesterday IL.
IIuinmng Inspector Laudcrs ns fol.
krtHcr X Harmon ,or Harvey 4.
Brown. us Floyd Avenue
Shu'' for same. @52c and 1924 Floyt
Same. for same. Ioo and III Robin
son street
oscar Werner. for pikian Mirkian
90. NORTH Harrison street
John ". Rose & Co. for J. Il Flee.
hr""k Road. Ginter Park.
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nuSr,>Gs counr. PART II.

suit for $500 damages was ins,i-
'utcd IN tho IiuStinps Court, Part H..
yesterday by tho L \. cauthoruc Pa
per Company against th" Halifax Pa
per Corporation No declaration was
Mod
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ply Co. Inc suffolk: maximum So
"V"' minimum. $500: par value. $40.
Alonza l.. Reid. president; Spurgcon
ftrkcr, secretary. both Of suffolk.
Old Town Realty Corp. Norfolk
maximum. si0o00: minimum, $4,000:
par value. 800. r.. !. Griins,c cad. pres
l1cnt: Earl w. White. secretary both
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>EtIiuSRD AIR LINE RAILWAY
.lle I'm =

SoUihuouuu trains auheGuIcc To- ieaSs
'nonl dahl. 80 y. ~. local 10 sot
20 i. u. slccp"rs ana coaches 10 La
vie, Atlanta, BirruiUEham. j:3s r.
through coaches ana sI"cpcrs to Jac.
Nh'. rs. \ NJ. si""pNrs TO Atlanta, !
inSham. ia. hs"uvll!c. Tampa ana 90.
10 Jacksonville.
SorthhouuI trains scheduled 70 asri
Richmond daily. i..p =. NJ. $40 A
local. 50 y. NJ. J.G1 = u
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SAVAI. STOKES.

SAVANNAH. GA. AprIl U.-.Turpontinr
~icrdr. a7nt5'%. ssi"s. - cssks. receipts.
al c.sks; shipments. ), CASTS: stock ,3l3
'H-Lv R"su hrn. sales -. barrels. r"-
'"irt. acc parr.la. ahpm"nta ~ barrels.
stock -. - barrels. quote: y. T.. a.. -
T.. - 80. g. H. I. *. i1A. NJ. go
~ 5.J VIC. so. WV. 80
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rETEESELEG "a, Npr,l IL @p,r,i,h
rc,uuta There hss Hccn for tho p.,t ,h!rt,
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~ ~" Methodist Episcopal Church
Sohth. "rAl2l i-2 feet 1T the SOUTH
west corner OF Fifth and Grace streets
April \, 1916. sl2 $40.
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MiscELLI>I",s M,wh%r..
COTrn% ,;nnnn

NEW WORK. NNrl u Co'l0n con,i0 7nd
YARNS ruled hrn 10 da'. Wool ,,Gr.scis
ais" v"rc hiin Trading was of {, moro
conservative" level.
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n,>rI~cs DEEDS or Trust


wv" Deeds Of Trn't. Amounting
" I. Harrison 20 /. = Mc,'ou.
n''l. Trustee, loo foot north limo rark
Avenue, 40 foot north OF Wos, street
Npri1 .. 1916: s53O
Daisy !; Wall G. vir. 10 same AK
20 foot north lin" Decatur street g..
ir"' west Of '"rtl"rh street, Novcin
hor -. 1915. $500
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Con

NWII'TN'NlHE N'H''InT~ at NpTiI H,
schedule subject 10 Change Wthot
Trains lca,c Richmona b.s:so 4 81
NJ. h' y NJ. =. 81. .I0 4 N. II A
l.. NJ. 4 NJ. 3 i. Ut l. 81. 81.
". $40 l.. ". 40 I. ". bs T. NJ. .
N. ll-iI l.. 81.
Train. I"lN" Ashland $40 r. NJ. b.
". y. NJ. ~ y Il. "a :. NJ. '.il 4
u noon. 81 =. 81. =. ~, ! r. NJ.
". ha--p J.. 81. go i. ~. $40 T.
l.. 81 - T.. NJ. II l.. g
h'atries baggage. 'Dany except Sur
'-SUuJays only.
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NEW ORLEANS. April l'-rno Census Ru-
r"ru null statistics, showing record
consumption iu tn" country curing March
aud th" largest number % .piri,ti,s turn
ihS In IN" history OF tho Industry "n rli.-
Sue OF IN" water. EaN. tn. market for
cotton GOOD uud"rtou" to-day ,uI ,.ui
u Sir"ne In 10 resist The ,,lln.; i~a,..ir..
i"si'l'd L! unfaN"rahl" po.iIt-aI n.A-
rs usual If lat", price uid no. .I.uv
m"'h movement. Standing SCI their lowest
AZ MT loss Of roiuts uu tho r,":; a,.l, =,
months ana ~ 'h"ii high"st 80 Ct nat gain
81 . 10 Iuitts. Tho CLOSE v.t. I go ., r,ti.t.
h'Sn'r than tho close Of !,aI,rdty
."nir'hu'iuS :" INC market .t,..uiu,. ,u
IN" afternoon N"S increase. !uuui., ',,
s''"is ana stoodiu"s~ %: spot Values .,..
h"r' ""r" '"', reic'. ~ round n.ur,. u.s-
ing Tn days transactions IN. l,r..f b..
So'' um" N" weather mtp ,-ItI form
'n'"t"r"o.o comment nc,au- or ire .,,,
liuu"'i .ruuEAt I., ..ul..
low 'omr'ra,uros in North Texas ,nd in
oklahoma.
Tn" 'n"rA', closed a,cads CLOSING u,a-
M"} ll" july llsS; or'yr1. II $. ia
'"inh'r i2N'. january, l2l. Sro, cotton.
STEADY unchanged sal, ou tho ,g., IL
hale. TO q rriy". 1900 bale, miad.in.. n .sc
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Atlantic Coast Lin

Inc Sinndmrd Railroad of tho south.
rEAiE sI i.!NVE: n AtTlt; & ISisi
For Florida ana South. S:l. A. n q,
":3' r. NJ. 1850 4 NJ "
For Norfolk: els A. ~ 400 A. NJ : d.
+. N. $500 i. NJ. 1910 T.. ~ "'''
A 'WF 3S:o%S y W. i'T, West; $40 A. NJ. s.;
For Petersburg: 900 a NJ s:1s +,
~. a, NJ. 300 4. NJ, $50 4. ST.. a.
u. NJ; 200 j.: NJ. tilo T.. VI. 5:55 r. \
o.5n i. NJ, 81" T.. NJ, 1850 u N
:, FOR Eold"boro and Faycttcvillc 1900
rnr ,ioncwoii: AIS, 4. NJ. 'I:l5 T. y
IRAN" arrive Richmond daily: ago A. !.
''lS ~. NJ; 81. \. NJ, sa1 A. 81. il:
+. NJ. VIZ -
Except sunday. tSundsy only
Time of arrival aud departure aud ,o
nectonS not guaranteed,
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RAILROADS.
Richmond pahannockRiye

"NiN LINE.
Leave Ittrhmoud. Leave Pamp
Nv" y. W. S:1I \. VI.
i't' ~ ". 'l::iJ y. NJ.
watts l.. VI. +5:OU y. 81
r";o \. NJ. >i0:I5 s. ".
'Dnil! except Sundny. tDaIly. (,
dn. only.
WEEK lend EXCURSION RATES
STATIONS.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
i'> THOMAS BRA Nrii Bankers Brokers

Sales stock
80" Al.iS-thalmcrS .....
\llis-thalmcrs. ptd. .
80" Nm. WriituS Paper. pfd
Zoo Nm. N.r. Chem. com
2pn Am. Beet sugar. com q.
900 American can ........
too American Can. pa ....
!i"o Nm. Car and Foundry. .
500 American Cotton oil.
500 Am. Hide ana Lear. Iid
40" American liuSvoL oil
1900 American Loco. .......
american Loco. MA ....
1890 American Smclt.uG .
American SNUFF. com.
COO American Sugar ......
%nu Am. Tel and TcI. 60.
goo American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd.
1920 Anaconda copper ....
l,loo Atchison ..........
Atlantic Coast Lime.
Zoo Baltimore and phl" ...
in0 Rvth!"'m steel 60. com
Ecihic'in Steel Go. pGd
1900 Baldwin Loco. ........
500 BROOKLYN Rapid TranSl,
go" Central Leather. COM. o..
so" Canadian Pacific ....
loo California Petroleum ....
1000 th"sapcal ANA ohio.
l"h Chicago Great Western
;Ho chi. Great Western. MD
200 t.. NJ. and st. raul ......
60 H0n trucih'C steel cor. com
600 Crucihl" steel. pfd.....
4 "nn colorado Fuel aud Iron
colorado aud Southern
'.""o hlStill"rs ......... ...
100 Corn Products. COIN
"a" Dome Mines ..........
f@.4co Eric .................
800 Eric. ist rfd. .........
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-15

- =" AVID October az = 6f"
Trade interests again w'rr moderate buy
o'S W near months an 'te dociiu- h"wo,o-.
Wills af'or The "losc of I'Ncrroo! "itcriuE
became lighter. AMI Price hrr" -'.sliei on
covering. which Included hu,iur "f N.' and
July by brokers with Wall street ,orr""
'ious May sold up 10 liz" aud 'c'"h"r ="
Enc with tho general l,' showing not
gains Of - points during late trading
CLOSING prices w"r" s points of from
III" best under realizing.
Tn" domestic consumption .: cotton foi
March cam" fully up to hu'itsh predictions.
Will" III" advance her" during the uIidl"
or tho afternoon WAS stimulated by iopn-is
% higher prices Tor cotton goods ~ ~"
market at Van river
y Liverpool private ral'r s.ui tnr'r ~
'.''l" s'l'iu: power in the ir. rI,"' fhrrr.
and that Southern markets -h"r.d d..-
position 10 hold firmly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-15

NrW WORK. Arm i..-Iort movement
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4'i bales. exports a.osc balos. stock l.5i,.rt
"a los
Total 'or week Net receipts. loAosi balls;
exports, :. 5'S bales
Total for season N"t rc.oipis t.;5.sl,
Iva los. exports, tleG. %. bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAI
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-09
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-09

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-09
THE PINNEY THEATER
LEGAL NOTICE.
Order to Show Cause Why Order Of
Sale Of Real Estate Should
Not Be Made.

Order to Show Cause Why Order Of
Sale Of Real Estate Should
Not Be Made.
In the Probate Court OF Ada County,
state Of Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate of Mahlon
Bumgardner. deceased.
Elizabeth J. Bumaardner. the admin
istratrix with the will annexed, of the
estate of Mahlon Bumgardner decea sed
having filed her petition herein pray
ing for an order Of sale OF all Of the
real estate Of said decedent, for the
purposes therein set forth.
1t IL therefore ordered, by the said
Court, that all persons interested in
the estate Of said deceased appear be.
fore the said Probate Court on Friday,
the 18th day OF November, 1915,
ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court Room of said Pro-
bate Court, in the County OF Ada. to
show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said Administrative
to sell all Of the real estate Of the said
deceased
And that copy OF this order be pub
iished at least once a week for not less
than four successive weeks in Evening
Capital News, newspaper printed and
published in said Ada County, Idaho,
and that said publication be completed
at least five days prior to said 18th
day Of November. 1915. Tho following
Ii description of tho real estate petit
TONED to be sold. to-wit: The north
east quarter Of the northwest quarter
and the northwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter. and the north half
of the southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter. and the north half Of
the southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter. all In section 8. township &
north, range ! east Of Boise meridian.
Together with 8 shares OF the capital
stock Of the Farmers Union Canal
Company. Limited.
r. II. DUNLAP,
Judge OF Probate.
Dated, October !. 1915.
Til. o. No
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-09
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