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Sc SUSPENDE LA COMPETEN-
GA POR IN PREMI0.

La aperture dc Ia Competencia al
tiro de b!anco p-emio Dc Ia copa, Ia
Cuedaao en- suspense = caUsa de que
cl sit:o ore habia s.do falladc para
Il efecto enscf Campo Bulls. sc ha
declarado Que no estacia dispon!6le
par cl dia % del actual, fecha que
s. habia fljado por los miembros dc!
Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club
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Sc MOVERA LA GUARDIA Ma
CIONAL De TEXAS.

Con 81 objeto de movilizarse con
rumbo 4 Leon Springs, a donde va a
hacer eiercicios de trio al blanco, la
division de ametralladoras dc la Guar
ola Nacional de Texas, ha recibido ell
equipo n~ecesario. FL pesado canon de
Browning sera ~agregado a las unida-
des de anletralladoras Y probable
mentc Ia fecha dc Ia parCida con ell
destino indicado sera e. dia 20 del
actual. FL nUmero de fuerza que TO
mara parte en- Ia expedition y Ell los
ejercjcios. sera de Glen aproyimada-
mente, Que es de 10 que co0sta 81 des-
tacamento. Los gastos seran por
cucnta del gobicrno.
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MEXICALI, B. Cal, Nov. TO-
Una lucha democratica de las mas
rehidas sc ha empezado a librar en-
esta ciudad por las proximas cleo
clones m~unicipales. Hay dos grupos
contendientes: el que sostiene Ia can
didatura del senior Borquez y Ell que
pugna por hacer triunfar Ia del Sc
nor Miguel Ramos.
Este ultimo caballero es un anti
quo miembro del ejercito federal;
pertenecio al cuerpo de art;lleria y
durantes las ultimas contiendas MI
litares conquisto un solido prestigio.
Ahora sus partidarios han sido re-
clutados entire Ia juventud intelec-
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VIOLACION De R~EGLAMENTOS

Acvsaias Ge haber cometido una
i~nfraccion al Reglamento de Hoteles
en- u a~rticu,oS : Y i. en- compania
de unos soldadoS, ingresaron IA no
che de aver q IA Estaci6n de Poll
cia. dos mujeres = quienes sorpren-
6i6 Ia policia en- una casa de Ia ca
lie dc Houston. Les soldados fueron
enrregados . IA policia militar ' las
mujeres quedaron a disposition del
Juez de Poiicia.
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Nuevo Secretario.

Ell ingenicro don Rodolfo Diaz de
la Vega, antique militar federal que
tiene una magnifica reputation de
hombre probe, ha recibido 81 nombra
miento de Secretario del Ayunta-
miento de MeMcali.
Este nombramiento ma causado
n.agnifica impression y Sc presume q
81 es ell primero de una serie de CAM
bios de personal de ~empleados del
gobierno del Coronel Cantu.
En- estos dias hara Ia entrega del
puesto ell jefe del Institute Quimico
del Distrito, senior de Ia Vega.
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CHASCARRILLOS

Dye hija, jque tc ha dicbo css
joven con quien acabas de bailar.
Me ha dicho que antes de conc
cerme, ell mundo era para e. IN de-
sierto.
10 comprendo, porquo baila CO.
mo un camello.
-: ::
FL marido de una buena muier
llega 4 su casa compIetamentc bo-
rracho.
-SNo es vergonzoso que te pre-
sentes asi?-le dice Ia esposa.
-jDe que tc quejas?-contest5 el,
mo sabes que toda Ia tarde hemos
estado bebiendo a tn salud.
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Sc y BARATO UN
AUTOMOVlL

Sc yende un autom0vil roadster de
cinco pasajeros. marca ANDERSON
modelo 17-18, de 3S caballos. Tiene
llantas muy buenas; ell motor esta en-
maguificas condolences. Sc puede ad-
quirir como yerdadera ganga. Pue-
de verse entire s Y II de la manana
en- 314 South St. Telefonos, Travis
1927 Y Crockett 5000 (Ady.)
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY
TelefOnos: Crockett 996, 997,

Telefonos: Crockett 996, 997,
999 Y 1920.
Ell UNICO SITIO MENICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Caros 3 prop6sito = q precios "a
zonables, especiales para BautizoS,
Matrimoni9s Y Funerales. Wajes cor
tos 50 cts. Hora 500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera de IA ciudad.
Scryicio rapjdo dia y 1ocns-
Leon A. MARTINEZ. Gerente.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

FL Observatorio dc Ia Ciudad pro-
nostica en- Ia siguieatc forma respec
to del tempo de hoy. Despe.iado con
ALA on la temperature. Minma de
80 4 St. Nicntos soplando del Este Al
Surcstc.
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REGISTRO CIVIL
DEFUNCIONES

Eugenio Ramirez, de sesenta Y dos
afos. en- Ia Gale de Sur Laredo FOG
muri6 de Pulnonta bronouial.
Tn nino del matrimonio F. Rami.
rec, naci0 muerto en- la Gale de Gua-
dalupe 1G2.
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SANTORAL

Domingo, Noviembre 16, So de mes
go. + P. Y 40. de Noviembre. Mi
nerva. FL Patrocinio de Maria San
tisima Santos Fidcncio Y Elpidio
Ntartires
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Comprese en- una dc las
Modernas Casas del MundC
Pidase CataIogo. Cup0n dc 81, Gratis

PidaSe CatalogO. CupUn dc 81, Gratis
Il Cat&loEc q = E,Ea Company. para
es;c a5o. esta - Es-o 2a=a ser Gis-s.buido.
Esc-i5a pc- IN ejenrl4- y aHo--c d:&sso
a. hacer sus conpyas Cn-stl Gs . p@E!-
mas imp-cszS a tol3 lG.1 y U-ofssa-cn:c
i,ust-zGaS- Coas5eEe Description $ 2rscs>s
fnf:rnos &C toda C,a-e de ~s-caGee:s. con-
ttadose. Joye-ia, Eopa. A--i-G,os &C toGa
clzse para Ss5o-as = Ca5al!cros. Gtre-os.
Calza6o. JuEusteria. A-ticu'oS O. Fantasia,
Iusrruusnt0s Musicales. AQaratos e,t5uicos '
RaGiox-%ficcs, Herranicn;2s. AviOs pyporS-
vo5. etc. &c.
Con este anunsio : u 2e4ueEa suraa de
lGc. gro. Sc teadrl ds-s-Eo 7 IN cienDla-
81 CacZoSo ' acrptancs 81 cCu!valcr.l
- seEos DC co--ec &c c~ualgu;c- pals tsia
uss-l. 81 I'd nos e5cribc con p=oRtitud, .
rnyia-cmcs tsmbita IN C2Poa valo=ado RI
Sl,00 o2o. e Gu! acePt4mcs en- PaSo de
rusrcancia-
Aproveche Il oportunidsd Y hs<z hog mis-
no 81 s~iEuieate pediio &c pruehs:
? Corbatss dc scda fina, ultinos c%stilcs,
heTmosos djbuics. y ua boEits aEilcr &C
corosss. enchapSdc. Si.0o co.
Fzer'cs csrer5z.ss para aSsr'ps-
THE ETN.N COMPANY
Dept. LIZ, Binshamton, y. y ETA.
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SEA CABALLERo Q sENoRA

SEA CABALLERO o SONORA
4, Escriba nus cartas en- paDcl fino. Noso-
tros le mandaremos 1uo pliesos de papel IL
no y 80 sobres con SUI nombre y direction
Imprcsos. Dor 100. Esto scr& IN precioso
| rcSalo de Navidad para listed o para suS
! amigos. Mandc SI.00 cnseguida a
THE UNIVERSAL PRESS dept. 80.
$50 W. los Street. New York City
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MATRIMONIOS.

Ernesto Medrauo con Tomasa Con
Zilez.
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Is sin discussion, CT mejor j~o1logrd-
10 axe Sc Ia hecho. 81 miles 10 pre-
Ticrcn, ipor que listed no? Perneit1-
nos que SC 10 mostreuIos q que toque-
MOS mas pleas en- su casa. Lo zen
demos en- condolences nluy fdclles.
Desde $3.50 cn GdelGnte.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Philadelphia. Pa, Dec q. - WHEAT - Tn
changed. Quotations: Car lots, In export clc-
vator. government standard inspection; standard
prices; No. red winter. e3s: No. Northern
, SPYING, 2.3e; No. hard winter 20; No red
winter. gariicky. 2z; No red. snutty. go;
No. l red. Esilicky and smutty 2%
coRN-firn: w quote old No. 2 yellow. in
car lots. fer local trade at l.7Sal.75 on spot.
| and new No. yellow at ls0aIC c.
OAfs-Higher. Quotations: Car lots, as 10
location, No: white. siAs95c; No. ). stsasic
No. 4. s24sa3c
PROFESSIONALISM slowly and prices faV-
o-ed buyers Quotations: Reef in sets, smoked
and air dried. sc: kmickles and teuders. smoked
and air dried, SC; rcIt, family. 81 hams. s. T..
cured. loose. 2sa2-c; skinned, loose. eiasec
smoked. 25a2c: hams. boiled. homeless. +oc pic
mic shoulders 8. r. cured. loose. DC; smoked.
&c; bellies In pickle, loose. SC; breakfast bacon
OUTER (ciosc).-Lowcr. Quotations: Sold
rscked creamery. fancy. high. scoring scods.
75a7sc, the latter for iobbng ssles: extras. re
extra frsts, esntec: hrts, Casio seconds. &aflc;
storage creansrv. 57ae0r sweet creamery choice
to fancy. 7ta76c; fair to good. 6SA7lc: iFiuts
| jobhing at aas2c icr fancy and eSa7sc for fair
to coed
EGGS tclose,.-sharp break In prices. Quota
tons: FIRE. Gases. nearby hrsts. a.1: current
receipts. no: Western extra frsts 80; hrsts.
20 loaz.oo; nearby and Western seconds. Hioa
10 20; refrigerator eggs. a. to quality. Hlo.a60;
inferior. lots lower; selected egr- s2ssic dozen
cHEEsB-Quiet. hut steady. Quotations: New
York whole milk fats, held. fancy. sc; held
specials higher; held. fair to good. s2astc fresh
made. best, 2aezxc: fair to good. 3laAhc:
Wis. whole-mi,k fats. held. fancy. SAa0c;
held Specials HIGHER: held. fair to sood. slAa
&c: jobbing sales Of fancy goods. Basec
DRESSED POuLTRY-Turkeys. Del. Nd.
fancy. eoas2c; Va. fancy. 5sa5sc; far to good.
sSsaca Western spting, fancy. 5Ja57c; excep-
honai lots higher; fair TO god, 5lss3e;f old
toms naEc; fowls. frssh-killed, d5-picked. In
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.
EGGS-S Strictly fresh. g: average rex

EGGS-Stdcly fresh. 75; average receipts. 70
a72: Southern 70
CHEESE-June. whole milk. a5a8.
BUTTER-Stsndard creamery. Tea77; prints. n
ais.
LIVE POULTRY-Rnosters. per ID. 10 tur-
keys. per h.. $3.50; chickens, pcr Ii. Sa0;
hens. per ID. Is: keats. young. each. Saeo
DRESSED POULTRY - Fresh killed spring
chickens. per H.. 22a4; hens. per H.. 81
roostcrs FER ID. p; turkeys. per b.. Sass.
LIVE SrOCK-Calves. h.. 70; lambs. leal7
heavy. lial5
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per Dbl, new. 5ooa
go: boxes. 351aL5; California lemons. rsI boz.
5caLoo; pineaoples. snaioo; Florida oranges.
4.ooa5D grapefruit. 3.5oai0o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per sack. 54na5. 50
string beans. basket. 2ooa3OO; eggplant. 25Oa3 81
crate: cabbage. 35oaL5o per cwt.; bcets. 3aI
bunch: lettuce 2ooa20 per basket; New York
celery. 40hs00 FER crate; celery. dozen IO0al. 50
romaine lcttuce. l0al.5: squash, 200a3Oo PEI
crate; spring onions. 25Ds300 per 100 punches
onions, per 100 pound sacks 60oa6.50; sweet po
tatoes. ioossGO; spinach. 6G0a6D per barrel
Florida peppers. per crate. I0Oa5o0; Florida to
matoea. 2 5oai0 per crate; brussels sprouts, ga
Is Ter at.
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"UNFO ORDINATE BIRTH"
IDEA IMPRESSED ON
NEW, WOMAN OPPOSES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Mrs. Laura Porter. of INDIANAPOLIS.
ana introduced by the defense.
Other DISPOSITIONS said New had
habit OF swearing profusely in
the presence Of women whenever
anything excited him.
Worked rs Street Cleaner,
It was revealed. that New was
employed as a, street cleaner In
Oklahoma City In 1901. Several
dispositions telling <of' his queer
actions were made by his former
associates IN Oklahoma.
The dispositions said he Gould mot
carry on q connected conversation
and was often found alone, crying
unfortunate circumstances of his
birth"
Attorneys for New attempted to
impeach the testimony of Mrs. San
ner. who testified New told her he
mistrusted Frieda and asked her II
she would help Miss Lesser out OF
trouble"
Interrupting reading of deposit
lions regarding News mental ca
racity, Attended to bear out the con-
tention that he was insane at the
time he shot the girl. Mrs. Condor
testified that on the night Mrs. San
ner claimed to have dined with New
the accused man and his haIf-sister
Miss Edna Clancy. were guests AT
her fathers home from $50 until
II p. m.
LeCompte Davis. News chief
counsel. introduced letters said to
have been written by Mrs. Condor
that evening. mentioning in them
that New and Miss Clancy were her
guests
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81 THEFT COSTS
PAIR TEN YEARS
Two HoldUp Men Receive
Similar Terms = Other
Stretches Handed Out.

Ten years each in the peniten-
tiary for an assault and robbery
that could have Melted them only
81, was the sentence melted out to
Major Sylvester Ludiey and George
Taylor. colored, yesterday. by JUS
tice Stafford. sitting in Criminal
Court. Division No. ..
Ludiey. whose first name isn't a
title. by the way, and Taylor. as
saulted and robbed Robert Fitzgib-
bons on October last, taking 50
from him.
Another pair. Otto X, Hawkins
and James II. Hamilton, received
similar sentences for holding up
Frank ]. Helbig on October IL last
For stealing i've coats. valued at
$50 each. and FIVE pairs of trousers,
valued at $40 each, from Jacob La
pidus on September Is last. James
Moore was sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary, and David Perry
was committed to the National
Training School during his minority
Edward Hamilton will spend ten
years in the penitentiary and John
Williams will spehd the remainder of
his minority in the Reform School
for sssaultinG and robblng John S.
Tomlinson, November 3 last.
William X. Day was sentenced Ia
five years in the penitentiary foI
assaultinE Harry N. Gallagher
July 2. 1917. with a knife.
Robert Hawkins was sent to iail
for six months for misappropriatine
to his own use November l6 last
a horse belonging to Frank L
Fitchett.
Munson 3. Christian. William F
West and Samuel L. Jackson will
do six months in Jail for stealing ar
automobile from Jesse B. Rollins
June 81, 1918.
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look dropping shoulders and the fang step To appear
Of youth. health. Instead Of lotions pow
ders and paints ask your druggist for Dr. Perces Fae Pp
ton This is the womans temperance and which has
had the approval of thousands of for nearly Fifty years
liquid tablet FORM send the
nvas Hotel Buffalo, T. for trial package of the tablets The
"Favor Prescription made without alcohol and will dpeI the
pains and the weaknesses common different
periods of life.
For who rundown and oveSorked: the critical
periods womans life. from ghood womanhood and later
this especially adapted her needs for strengthens and regu-
ates. Write the specialist Doctor Pece Invas Hotel Buffalo,
Y for free confidential medical advice send for free booklet
on diseases of women.
The System something like cokt needs oil occasionally.
Everyone should take OIL something better like Doctor
Perce Pleasant Pellets made of Mayspp jap aoe-susar-
coated They regulate cleanse and oil the human clock work
Send DR.. Pierce 0c for trial size.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 23.-tArrivals By bait
Live poultry. chickens. young. large. smooth
p1und 26a27 do. small to medium. pound. Ca
81: do. white leghorns. 5a2s; do, rough and
poor, ~ old ROSTERS, pound. ID; do. old hens.
over pounds. pound, 9ssH do, small. pound.
2ia2s; do. white leshom hens. pound. 2ia3 ;
ducks. muscory. young. pound. 26aS; DO. white
Pekin. young. pound. 81: do. puddle. pound 30;
do, smaller. poor. pound. Aa27; geese. nearby.
fat s2a33; do, rough and poor. Ha2s: turkeys.
choice young hens pound. fsa5o; do. gobble-s.
round. tsa50; DO. old toms. pound. 4ea7: pig
cons old. pair. 2ja0; do. young. pair. 25a3o;
guinea fowl young. over N pounds. each, LOO:
do. smaller; each. 75aso: do. old. each. 60.
EGGS-western MARYLAND. Pennsylvania near.
BE-, dozen. 70; eastern shore Maryland and Viz
einia, dozen. 70; Western. dozen, 60; West Viz
ainia. dozen. %; Southern. dozen, 90.
BUTTER-Crcamery. west separator. extras.
Saz7l; de-. prints. K-pound extras. 7la72; do.
prints. 1-pound extras. nan; nearby creamery
trss. siass; dairy prints. Maryland and Psnnsyl-
vania, extras, 5os52; store packed, a.; rolls.
Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA extras Is; do. West
Virginia extras. 4ea47; do. Ohio extras. o.
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TRANSIT STOCKS
HIT Low LEVEL
Market Otherwise Steady
In Spite Of 10 Per
Cent Money.
Ey BRoADAN WALL.

New York, Dec. 2S.-In spite Of IS
per cent money the stock marked was
steady today. II was extremely quiet
and net changes were not important
in any issue. The only incidents or
unsual interest were the new low rec
prds for Brooklyn Rapid Transit and
1nterboro Consolidated, the declara-
ton Of the regular dividend on Ana
eonda Copper and the phenomenal
earnings unoff1cially reported for Cen
tral Leather in connection with Its ex-
ira dividend Of 2 per cent. One rail-
road, Atlantic Coast Line, made 4
new low record for the year, and
Pennsylvania fell back to within one
eighth of its low price.
Money ruled around 10 per cent all
day. that being the renewal rate.
Brokers are doing three-fourths of
their business on call money. which
places them at the mercy Of the
banks As loans made tomorrow must
carry over to Friday and as loans
made then go to Monday brokers ex-
Pect little relief from the banks.
Anaconda directors declared the
regular dividend on the stock much
to the surprise of traders. who know
the identity OF recent sellers of the
issue. But the same thing was done
in Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
q, r. T. fell to the new low price of
12k and Interboro Cons. to 10h.
Wall Street was Of the opinion that
these prices did no more than meas
ure the voting power Of the stocks.
Selling Of railroad stocks continues
because Wall street does not believe
that the two bills passed by the
two Houses of Congress can be rec
onciled. Public Utility stocks have
suffered because the politicians have
so much to say about such COM
panies The more the politicians
have to say about the railroads the
less valuable will they be as an in
vestment
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ILLINOIS MINERS AND
OPERATORS AT PARLEY

Chicago. Dec. %. - Representatives
Of Illinois miners and Illinois coal
operators discussed new wage
agreement here today. Following n
Joint session. separate meetings were
held for consideration OF other pro-
posaIs.
Although sessions were executive
il was reported the operators sug-
gested an n-cent-per-ton increase for
the miners. This, they said. was viz
tually a IA per cent increase. bit
meant equitable adjustYent OF the
burden.
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TEA AND COFFEE TAX
NOW BEING AGITATED

An agitation is developing in wash
lngton for e tarif on tee and coffee
Observation-Disclosures make up
some OF the deficit caused by loss Of
revenues from the liquor trafic.
The United States imports more
than $2kooo. 900 worth Of tea and coffee
monthly free Of duty. The "wets'
are believed 70 be behind the quiet
propaganda for q tariff on these
beverages Evidently they want the
people to understand prohibition IL
going to cost money.
Tax on imported tea and coffee was
attempted In the last revenue bill, but
was defeated.
Since the country went dry there
has been q steady Increase In coffee
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Dec Dt-FtOUR-ouotations per
barrel in ninetyeieht-pound sacks lcarioad lots)
Winter wright. ioooalo 81 spring straight Il .
alSoo; rye -four. medium TO choice. s.7sak75:
winter patept. il0: city mills winter straight.
lies city mills spring patent, Nso; city mills
blended patent. l4oo. CThe above quotations
90 city milb -four On joobins pnees) Receipts,
LOS hareh; no e1pnrta
wHEAT=saies. small bag lots b. sample. As
per bushel.
Dob corn quoted at-white 7o5allo;, yellow,
lia7.a per barrel for carloads; track yellow
earn. No 3. delivered. LII per ba.hel. Sales.
beg iots whits.S nor. delivered. lSo ~ bgshel
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
Nv JOSEPH r. PRITCHARD.

chicago. Dec 4-Sentiment in corn was de-
cidedly bearish today although the majority Of
the professionals eagerly followed any pro
nounced buying a. some in the trade believe
there are many Possibilities surrounding the corn
situation. At the close December future was up
Y cent, bl,t the more deferred months were un-
changd to y TO y cent lower.
It was reported that some Of the Northern
markets were Offering goodly quantities Of corn
to come here. The markets Of the Southwest
were lower and feeling vas decidedly bearish.
Cash sales here amounted to only 1900 bushels
with prices cent lower to cent higher. There
Is no export demand and only = moderate ship
ping demand
Demand on export account increased in the
oats market, the sales In all positions amount
ing to 800 .ooo bushels with prices UNCHANGED to
Is-cent lower for all descriptions The future
prices in grain and provisions:
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WOMAN DIRECTS BIG
COOPERATIVE PLANT

Miss Nellie NJ. Scott. president of
the Bantam Ball-Bearing Company,
who directs the activities of 600 per-
sons working in the shop OF this COM
pany, the majority Of whom are men.
Everyone of the COO employees is a
stockholder in the concern. The men
workers stockholders insist Miss Scott
knows more about the business than
any man. That's why she's president
they say.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec. 2.-O1erinss Of cotton gen.
orally were limited today and the market ex-
hibited 4 better undertone, but the session re-
manned hfeless.
NThe start was eleven TO twenty points higher.
with the best buying By trade interests Com
mission concerns reported few outside orderA
Georgia reported Japan 4 buyer Of spot at
the highest basis Of the season
Spot here was steady with niddlins I'M
changed at 9.5c: there were no sales Ssot at
New Orleans vas quiet with middlins unchanged
At % cents; the sales were n bales The range;
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York, Dec. E.-There was a strong tone
to the foreign exchange market early but rates
yielded to a moderate extent later
Today's closing rAtes: Sterling demand, 3BS
>cables. 3S5a France. checks, 10 =; cables 10 IS.
PeigiUm. checks 100: cables. l0R Germany
chscks. 2Cs: cahles ace. Austria cheeks, g;
czhles. Is. Holland. checks. 5S: cables. .E5S
Its,y. cheeks. RSs; cables, 1886 Swiss checks.
-: cables. 55l. Stockholm kroner. checks.
2l6c; cables, MS
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Dec 2-Sppts oTeDed in light de-
nand today with lxices steady. Sales amount
ed to 900 tal-s. Receipts totaled a.ou bales
including 800 American. Futures opened
quiet.
American middlins fair 20: good middhnE.
sa: full middIing 2 90: middling. 8.A: low
midtIIing. 8Ts; good ordinary, Z.3i; ordinary,
mA Futures closed steady
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MONEY MARKET.

View York. Dec 9.-McLey on can on the
Stock Exchangs opened at 10 per csnt high
- per cent. low 10 per cent. closing at Is PR
cy.nt.
Time money continued sc5re today.
Mercantile paper rates were unchanged at ~
and per cent Interior money rates were
unchanged today.
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Every Woman

Be she working in factory. shop.
office or at home. is often a suf-
ferer from pains here or there. from
worry. dependency, and frequently
suffers from backaehe. Very often
the trouble is in the organs essen
TALLY feminine. Worry. sleepIsss
nights, headaches. pains. dispr-
ders. irregularities and weaknesses
of a distinctly feminine character
in a short time bring the dull eye.
the crows feet" the hassard
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Washington Stock Exchange.
q w. B. Hibhs L %.

(From w. B. Hibbs q Co.l
SALES.
RiSES Realty Is long. Slooo at e. $50 at g
rapi'1l Traction % at &ia.
Is0s.~-' Mnnotype 10 at soIs 10 at SOL.
L p. i''sFhophOae conn., 3 nj % 3 at
- 2 q Al So
cal:
ritsl Traction. 10 at 81. 5 at ssi. at
& 4 at ssS.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec, 2.-BUTTER-Market active.
7sAaT7; renovated extras, ssxas9: imitation
Creamery frsts sla55
CHEESE-aiarkst dull Whole milk specials,
Ska53 Fancy. SEa22k wisconsin whole
Hiilk. 3saSS. SKIING specials, 22aZE. Choice,
lTa0 Fair To god, Halls
EGGs-AIarket easier Nearhyy white fancy.
s.: brown. soas2; extra. Isa7s Frts. i3ai5
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Dec 1.-The bank clearings here
today were 81, IFS. 22,S.