Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926, October 14, 1908, Image 7
•THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1008
Canfield Oil Co.
SELLS PERFECTION
HEATERS
AND RAYO LAMPS
Phone 637.
ft. 500.000.00 OAF BUY LOAN ID.
f' During tha last 16 years w» have loan*
ea ll500.000.00 on IUal Dnu lor home
and foreign, Investors. Safest and inoat
profitable investment Those desiring to
borrow or having money to Invest will
find It to their Interest to see us.
Thomas B. West, Secretary and Attorney.
Leon S. Dure
Banking: and Investments.
Blocks. Bonds. Real Estate. Mortgage!
Macon. Go.
S. S. Parmelee
Company,
Carriages, Buggies. Wagons. Carte
Harness, Saddles, Bicycles, Baby Car*
rlAges, ntxessorles.
Largest stock In the South to select
from. A pleasure to serve you.
8. 8. PARMELEE CO- Macon, Qa.
Wadley Investment Co.
^eal Estate, Insurance, Loans,
Grand Building, Phone G27.
ABOUT
FOR RENT
Immediate Possession.
Two story brick store, corner Fourth
and express office alley, next to union
depot, 17500.
428 Carling avenue. flve-room, 880.00.
378 Orange street very desirable
two-story house, nine rooms and bath.,
toilet each floor and servant's house
In resr. This house lias Just been
newly painted; plumbing thoroughly
repaired, and Is in perfect condition.
3CU.00.
FOR SALE.
Two-story, six-room residence on
Hardeman avenue. Vlnevllh*. for su ; •
to home owner >ii easy terms. '
Vacant lot 70x210, In very best par
of Summit avenue. North Highlands:
beautiful cottages on each side and oc
cupied by owners, 31,100.
Vacant lot 70x515 «n Laurel avenue.
North Highlands; this Is very best lot
on Laurel avenue and is between two
of the prettiest cottages In this very
popular suburb.
WADLEY INVESTMENT GO.
Grand Building, Phone 627
Fot Rent
Immediate Possession.
467 puncan Ave., 6-r....
11 KW Park St.. 7-r..
130- Highland Ave.. 6-r
688 Columbus Road, 9-r
First and Arch Sts., 8-r
Cleveland Ave.y 6-r.....
630 Washington Ave., 4
101 Clayton St.. 5*r....
221 Duncan Ave.. 6-r...
406 Ross St., 6-r
408 Ross St., 6-r..TV...
116 Cleveland Ave., 8-r
209 Carling Avo„ 6-r.
128 Rembert Ave., 9-r..
45 White St,,. 6-r
LUac St.. 6-r............
120 Grace Ave., 5-r....
136 Piedmont Ave., 6-r
210 Duncan Ave., 5-r....
i.. 820.00
...827.50
...320.00
...316.00
...840.00
...318.00
...120.00
...81800
... 320.O0
...125.00
...322 60
... 320.00
...320.00
...326.00
...312.50
8.60
.. .312.60
...314.00
...315.00
IORDAN REALTY CO,
Real Estate. Insurance and Leans.
Phone 1136. Fourth Nat. Bank Bldfl.
For Rent
Dwellings.
. 278 Orange st., 10-r.
,.668 Second st... 6-r
, 221 Duncan ave., 5-r..
, 310 Duncan ave. 6-r
. 971 Oglethorpe St., 5-1
, 293 Cedar st.. 6-r
. 9 Montpelia ave., S-r...
Stores. ^
. 220 Second St..
. 414 Fourth St
..463 Second st
. 666 Poplar St
. 403 Mulberry st.
.860.00
.,65.00
. 20.00
360.00
60.00
56.00
60.00
80.00
Geo. B, Turpin Sons
peal Estate, Insurance, Leant,
No. 353 Third at Phone 77.
For Sale
A 60-acre farm about six miles from
Macon, on public rond. Unusually nice
Improvements. Including seven-room
dwelling. Improvements alone 'Worth
amount asked. Terms if wanted. Price
$3,250.00
303% acres In Crawford county; has
seven-room dwelling and nbout 100 acres
large second growth pine, large enough
to esw. Timber . If handled properly
should more than pay for place. Can
make terms. Price 81,260.
The Georgia Loan
& Trust Company
665 Mulberry Street.
LOANS
Negotiated promptly on im
proved farms and city proper
ty on easy terms and at loweai
market rato9.
If you need money call on ns
HOWARD M. SMITH & CO
ESI Mulb.rry St. MACON. UA
.,•>!*>-
» IrrtT.X?« .injM.-
fNMM an! eat **tlM
prCrutCimy.l\ ge#?.-*/•«**«•-
LaxcixunT&fi
GEORGIA STATE BONDS
CITY ATLANTA BONDS *
ATLANTA & WEST POINT R. R. DEBENTS
GEORGIA R. R. STOCK
AUGUSTA & SAVANNAH R. R. STOCK
SOUTHWESTERN OF GA. R. R. STOCK
WRITE TO
J. H. HILSMAN & CO.
STOCKS AND BONDS
ATLANTA, GA.
A Mistaken
i Idea
Perhaps you have an idea that in order to have a
bank account you must have a large sum to deposit;
that a bank doesn’t care to bother with small accounts:
This is not true of the “Fourth.” This bank wel
comes new accounts, no matter how small, and extends
the same courtesy and service to small depositors as to
large ones.
Let ns prove it to yon.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
Refrigerated Bottling
The word sounds good, doesn’t it?. Just try a
Bottle of Coca-Cola
Bottled by our process. There’s nothing to compare with It. W«
want to sljow you our plant. Call and Inspect. You will be dollghted.
If you went u perfect drink drink BOTTLED
EVERYWHERE .. . Sc
C. B. WILLINGHAM
COTTON FACTOR
Ship Mo Your Cotton and
Get-the Best Returns
MACON
- GEORGIA
S OUTHERN
ELEC TRIC
SUPPLY & MFG. CO.
- - -v- Machinery, Electrio and Combination Fixtures
WIRING MILL WORKS A SPECIALTY
171 Cotton Avenue—Phone 212.
COTTON IS LOWER;
MARKET IS STEADY
LIVERPOOL .pot. deed.,.,. 9.03
NE WYORK .pot. deed ,...0.19
NEW. ORLEANS .pot. doi.d IH
THE. LOCAL COTTON, MARKET.^
Ilona:
RanQ, ot Priced
ood Mlddlln, *»
8triet Jn tpw‘ MiddlingI ••••••
Low Middling
Spot Cotton Movement.
Beets. Ship.
Oct. 10. 190* 834
III
ttf
Stock on Hand.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. oct. 13.—The oottan mar<
ket covered part of an early loss during
today's late trading and closed steady
at a net decline of 2al points. Bales r
estimated at 150.000 bales. ,
The market opened eteady at a de *J ,n "
ot 2a5 points, which was better tlmn
due on the cables, end during the early
session ruled somewhat Irregular with
a decline to a net loss of 6a7 points,
followed by a pnrtwl rally on covering.
I«esa encouraging reports concerning the
Mnnchrater situation, good weather over
the bolt, big receipts, a favorable fore
cast, and southern selling were among
the boarlsh Influences ami shortly after
midday a private cable reporting that
Lancashire master spinners had refused
to accept the proposals of opiratlyes
was followed by a renewed break, Which
carried the active months 8 to 10 point*
B *LatJr! e howevcr. the market milled
covering by early sellers, and a scattering
demand from local hulls, with the close
only a point or so off from the best level
of the day. October was relatively steady
during the entire session, notwithstanding
report* that moderate shipment*, of lilgn
grade cotton were on the way from tn*
south for delivery during the month.
Receipts of cotton at the parts, today
were 89.818 bales against 84.616 be las lest
week an l 61.165 bales Inst year. For the
week (estimated) 350,000 Intos ngalnst
Pales last week and 875.762 bah
U, | t K ! e feeelpt! «t Now Orlcatu wore
16.039 bole, etttln.t 10, 66* ,b»l«. loot
your. and st Hounton 93,340 bslo. or
11.047 bale, last y»»r.
Spot Cotton and Futures.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.1.—Spot «
closed quiet. 6 points dccll iei tnldu..»«,
•Minds 9.18; middling gulf 0.40; BAles
n °?utures opened *end closed steady as
HESITATING TORE OE
NEW YORK. Oct 18.—There appeared
to be some conflict of purtKiso between
at least two strong parties in the specu
lation today, although their operations
tended to eomo mutual advantage In the
ono case, tho support of prices against
pressure, without any attempt to bring
about «n advance, seemed to meet tho
desired object, in tho other case there
wus an aggressive marking up of prices,i
Which seemed «lcKlgitcd-‘-wdaaa|~^ggaHMSgJ
foreign deimind In tin*
which seemed designed to Incite a public
foreign demand In tho martlet The lift
ing process whs almost wltolly confined
to groups of low priced railroad tutd In
dustrial stocks. In many of which there
are Important or dominant holdings by
Identical Interests. Their slat ting up
wards served ns a check rather loan a
stimulation to u show of strength In the
genera! market.
The usual leaders of tho market show
ed resistance to the reaction, but seemed
to balk at attempts for an active ad
vance. The attitude of reserve thus In
dicated towards present active specula
tion was escribed to a remnant of ap
prehension regarding tho political out
look In Europe, to some contraction In
money market supplies and to purpose
to await tho passage of the coming elec-
Money on call oommanded a maximum
rate higher ttum at uny time Inst week,
while bank Iomh* woe hi process of
rapid extension to muke up foreign sales
of securities. Foreign
In the stock market i
Thera was
today in London
•nod reopening of the labor dispute In
i easing of discount rates
ml farls. Tho threat-
__ the labor dispute In
the English cotton mills was an unsatis
factory development and caused a de
cline In the price of cotton. The hesi
tating tone of stocks persisted through
out.
Bonds *were Irregular, Total sales
par value. 83.830.000.
United States were unchanged on call
lee today 4S6.700 shares.
Total i
NEW YORK STOCK LIST
Amalgamated Copper 75*.4
American Car and Foundry 40Vs
American Oar and Foundry pref. ...1004
American Cotton Oil 85(I
American Hide and Leather pief.... 28 4
American lee Securities 2644
American Linseed 914
American Locomotive 48Vi
American Locomotive prof 104
American Smelting and Refining.... 87
Amcr. .Smelting and Itcilnlug piof..l04V4
American Sugar Refining 130
American Tobacco pref 03«4
American Woolen 22%
Anaconda Mining Co 43*S
Atchison *9l{
Atchison pref. 05
Atlantic Coast Line ss
Baltimore and Ohio 07At
Baltimore and Ohio pfd. Mi
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4S
Canadian Pacific 74%
Contr.it Leather 2&U
IT1”H, TjOW. Close
8.53 8.46 Ml
8.49 8.41 IMS
8.44 8.37 8.10
8.43 8.34 -1.88;
October .........8.97 9.9* 8.95
KSES tt* iT. s.n
Receipts and Exports.
Chesapeake and Ohio 427k
OhtcuKo Brent Western 7
Chicago and Northwestern 7
Chicago, Mil. and Ht. Paul 1364
C„ C. and St. Louis 63 a
Colorado Fuel and Iron 35%
Colorado and Southern 43%
_ __ Colorado and Southern 1st pref 66
8.96! Colorado and Southern 2nd pref..,. 66%
g 70 ConHOllilutcd Gas It 140**
. 17 Vi
, 107
IK live — ‘
ixnvc
Istllli
OU.R ROYALTY—NO. 1
THEODORE
SELF APPOINTED
DICTATOR
op. Twe
AMERICAN
PEOPLE
rare iim uuuson 11.4
i*r and Hlo Grande 2')%
r>r and lllo Grande pref 6:»%
lers' Securities 2!)%
Receipts and Export- Tmlay Week. ^ Bccurltlca
Consolidated net receipts.. 89,880 184,116, J
Eiwirt, to contlnfnt. .WJM 93,999 IJJr.ff'LSfc™ 0 ™#' !t2u.
•tuck on land ill port...,.699,990 ...... {JSSilSS BSS’etti;11*.!I*.!I-.‘Hitt
Illinois Central 1.17
Exports to Oreat Britain.
Exports to France.........
Exports to continent
I Exports to Japan,.
Price, Receipts, Salee, Stock.
The Torts:
Galveston . .
New Orleans
Mobile ....
Savannah . •
Charleston .
Wilmington .
Norfolk . . .
Baltimore . .
New York ...
Boston
niminn • , . •
Philadelphia ..
PrlceJTWte MnIai
I 16-16
£
:ur,
9.40
.....1,665,016 InterlHirough Met.
335.205 Jnterborough Met. pref 33
152.893 International Paper 9%
— — International Paper prof 60
International Pump 28*4
lawn Central 26
Kanega City flouthem 28*4
Kansas City Houtiicrn pref 61 *4
fytulevilln end Nnshvlno lo*‘X
Minneapolis and tit. Lulls 36V4
Minn., Ht P. and Hault 8t. M 123
'"Wo
,10579 • Missouri Pacific
1560111 Missouri. Kautius and Texas,
■iim ! Missouri Kansas and 'i'cxas
Interior MovemenL
- - - As Manufacturers of
ENGINES and BOILERS
We desire to call particular atten tlon to the High Grade Engines we are
turning out and to nay that we gueranteo without hesitation that there
IS no better engine of Its class put on the market today In the United
States. The perfectly balanced valve mnkes It of high value, and tho
workmanship being flrat class, and & substantially put up engine,
adapts It particularly to work requiring hard service. We are fur
nishing them to almost all kinds of power plants and particularly Is
It being used largely In saw mill, planing mill, oil mill, cotton mill, and
ginning plants. We are prepared to demonstrate to prospective customers
who can give us « call that it has no equal. Write for full Information
and do so today.
ADDRESS
Schofield’s Iron Works
Macon, Georgia.
I-H-H-H+H
■l .a: in =s
SAM AND ED. WEICDSBLDAUM
P. O. Box No. SB. 610 Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn
Phone No. 820.
Our (took ie complete with the fineet and beet brands
of Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, etc.
Bottled In <Bond— 4 Bottles
Bylvan Orove 14.50
Sell of Lexington... 6.00
Atherton 5 year* old 6.60
Delivered; express Prepaid.
RYE (Original Bottling)
4 Dottles S Bottles 12 Bottles
Lewis 66 15.00
Murray Him Club 6.00
Upper Tsn
I Bottles 12 Bottle*
6 1.00 111.II
8.76 18.50
10.50 15.00
Three Feather*
Black Label...*
Wilson
Paul J
* 60
; 7.60
6.76
4.60
EXPRESS PREPAID.
« 0.60
9.60
10.60
16.60
10.75
8.60
3.60
15.00
20.76
16.75
11.75
11.76
We also handle all the leading Beers—Schlitz, Blue
Ribbon, Budweiser, Piel’* and Lackman.
Write for price list. Let us know your wants.
HililllllUll 1H4WWHI i I KHi H-H-H-H l Hd-M-t-l
Cincinnati .... ,••••••
LoUUvIlle . . . 9*4
Little Rock....18% _
'ii«
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 13.—Spot cotton In
limited demand! prlcce 9 point, lowfri
* 78; good ordinary 4.11; q8dJbory. *-1*\
he ewes of the day were 8,000 bales, of
American. Receipt* were 28,000 bales, In
cluding 84,800 bales American.
Southern Railway
i£hM 11
• --- i-AXkim- » |U| and pacno 2JV4
'Medo.'8L Louis and West II
Toledo, Bt. Louis and West pref.. 59
g nlon Pacific l'< r >*4
hlon Paclflo pref *«%
nlted States Rubber II
United States Rubber 1st pref 101*4
United States Steel 46*4
United States Steel pref 109%
Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical
Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical pref....)08*4
Wabash pref 2JJ4
Weetlnghouse Electric 76*4
Western Union M
Wheeling end lake Erie 8
Wisconsin Central 274
Standard Oil 625
Cleso.
45.74
l:tt
May-Juno 4;66
June-July 4.51
July-August • 6,55
SolobOr-l^ovember .
November-December
December-January .
Jsnusiy-PVbruary ..
Februarr-Mn rch
•NEW ORLEANS.
NEW. ORLBANBT''Oit v 18.-r«pot .cotton
was quiet today and unchanged, middling
874. Bales on the spot weTe 700 bales,
anJ to arrive 8.000 bales. Factors had a
good selection of high grads ootton on
their sample tables, but buyers did not
take hold well.
Cotton futures opened steady at a de
cline of 1 to 8 points under the Influence
or unfavorable cables and fcMd weather.
After the first call the market sold off
further until the active positions wero f
li 9 points lower than yesterday's dosing,
•he market was Influenced to no small
extent by the belief in heavy returns to
the census bureau for the coming report
on ginning. Toward .the close of the
— Ipirtatlv* tactics caused shorte
and forced prices up. On the
I day mealpulatlf^HI
to cover and forced prices up. On the
closing prices were 1 point up to 9 points
off compered with yeatenley's final prices.
The ton* was steady. Futures closed as
(WtM «.»
November, bid (.60
December, bid s.Bl
January, bid ,....*•••• 8.4KJ
1.11
Hubbard Bros. A Co.’s Cotton Letter.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18,—Genera! tyodJng
ha* been limited today with a heavier
tone. Port receipts ere large, offerings
In (he south are free the crop outlook
Is In the direction of* '—- o
Texas nnd Oklahoma a
frost, end speculation i
rrs *r»> timid, however,
In view of a poaxlbls aproarsnrs of some
hulii*h factor. Meanwhile the, bearlah
frollng lx growing nnd reports frdm Man
rhoxtsr are gloomy, the masters refining
to settle, and trade very poor. Under this .
condition prl-e, are Insecurely held and Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4*.... 19
yield to any pressu*# The trade ex- Missouri. Kansas ami Texas fnds.. IS
pecta a further decline under the weight * **
of new cotton.
'ieeouri. Kansas and Texas pref... 6M
National Lead xi*
New York Central 104*
New York. Ontario nml Western.... 41
Norfolk nnd Western 74
North American 63
Northern Paclflo 1*14
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania ,
People's Uas
124
964
I'enpio'S uas
PlttKhurg. C. C, and St. Louis 77
Pressed fcteel Car .12'
130]
Ilf
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
KS-filK.;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;..
Rock Island Co. pi *
Bt. L. and Sen Fn .
SL Louts Bouthwestem
Ht X^uls Southwsatern pref...
Hloss-8heffluld BtesI end Iron..
Southern i%dflc
Southern ParlUo pref
of Absolutely Pure Whiskies
IS GUARANTEED
AWAY
ABOVE
EVERYTHING
Cate of Four Full Quart*, $55?
EXPRESS PREPAID
rnn sali by
All leading Mail Order Housed in Jr.oksonvillt, Chat
tanooga, Montgomery and Mobile.
STRAUSS, PRITZ & CO. Distiller*
CINCINNATI, O.
:::::::::: :!i!
754
95
96%
NEW YOnK BONDS.
U. R. refunding 2a, registered 1084
U. H. refunding 8s, coupon 104
U. H. 8s, registered 100*4
u. S. 4s, coupon ........
U. H. 4.t.# rrgls.eretl....
U. H. 4s. coupon
American Tobacco 4* ...
American Tobacco 6a....
Ati hlnon general 4a ....
Atchlron adjustment 4s.
Atchison cv. 4,a
Atchison cv. Cs *’>•»?* |
g Atlantic Coast Lino 4s 94*4
H»11!more and Ohio 4s 994
Baltimore end Ohio 84s 9*4
Htovklyn R. T. cv. 4s .74*4
of Georgia 6a... 1014
of Georgia 1st (no..,,, 63
^■of Georgia 2nd Inc <8
I aka end Ohio 44* PdJ4
end Alton 44s 744
, II. and Quincy new 4s 9774
R. I, and P. K. It. Is. 74
PHI JL i. en'l P. R. col. 6s,,,, 75
Chlrogo, R. I. and P. Ry rfdg 4s.... 86%
C. CTC. and Ht feouls gen. 96*4
Colorado Industrial 6e 74
Colorado Mldllend 4e 174
Ootorodo end Southern 4*.. 94%
Delaware end Hudson cv. 4s,......lW4
Denver and Rio Grand* 4s 944
» e prior lien 17%
K general 4a 7841
Hocking Valley 44*
Japan 44s. 2nd eerie*....
Ijoulsvllle and Noah, unified 4s,
Munhsttan consol gold 4s
Mexican Central 4* 8J
Mexican Central 1st Inc 16
Minn, and Ht. Louie 4s.. 71
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s.... 89
Mh-ourl. Kansas and Texas 2nd-.. IS
National R It. of Mexico consol 4a.. 804
New York Central general S4s 92
New Jersey Central general .Is 1264
Northern Pacific 4s 101
Northern Pacific Ss 78
Norfolk end Western consol 4s 97
{•win. coiaol 90<«.
New York Money Market.
q v
NEW YORK. Oct.
eteady; l%al% per cent; ruling rate 14 i
dosing bid 141 offered at 1%.
Time loans dull and steady; 6d days
2%; 90 days I'AilVfc; six months 84 per
rant.
I fiterllng exchange steady with
' business ln'hsnker~* “ * “
day bills siid std- . —
Commercial bills 4.tl%a|.844.
Bar silver *1%.
Mexican dollars 48.
DRY GOOD8.
NEW TORK, Oct. 13 —The trade In
cotton goods In the gray continues good.
CettM ysrns are In belter domand again.
Llnlnrs are Iwlng purchased in *mall
nu'antitfse by Jobbers and retailors. Tfc*
sales of export goods for the w
la better call during the da/.
Western 4s ^75*j
Seaboard Air .—
Southern Pacific 4a
K uihcm Pacific 1st 4s,
uthsrn Railway 5-
Texas and Pacific Is
Toledo. 8L L. and Y
Union Pacific 4s ....
wJbhS.ti'-3
tv..l,m JU. it........... n
Wl,-«iln« «nd L»k. i:rio <■ Tt
WI.oon.fn Cntml I. II*
N. T.. It. II. nnd H. tt. ctl«....19j5
lAk. 8IMT. t«. 9.*
PROFIT-TAKING SENT
WHEAT PRICES DONW
CHICAGO, Oet. Hi—Profit-taking on a
liberal ecele by leading longs caused
weakness In the wheat market today,
final quotations showing net loses* to
19 cent *
Corn, oats and provision* were also
weak. *
Open. High. Low. Close.
1;;; Si Si Si
¥£*■ si 1 si
E: ;:!i:8 8:8 8:8 I
‘I&V.’I.IF* l:«*
May . . . 9.16 9.814 9.09
SWf nib#—
Sn-iMBIL
Ss
S3
ir
9.09
11“
"StSK
melting, 67i
: seed. No. 1
a* timothy i
lour steady. - L - „
no. 8 spring whtet ll.Wal.OT; No.
•7*81.09; No. red 994*81.014
No. 8 corn 764*76%; No. 8 yellow,
794*90.
* J oats, 464*50.
barley 66a56; fair to
m*
1 Northwestern 11.23%.
seed 88.60.
Clover contract grades 81.00.
Short riba, side-* (loo*«> 18.674*9.6*4,
Mats pork per barrel 313 7r.aI3.%74.
< Lard per IH poanda |9.i0a9.i24.
Short clear aides (boxed) 69.75alO OO.
Whisky, basis of Hither wine*. 61.87.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, fauahel*. 78.000 40.100
SS: «
On the Produce Exchange today tlie
butter market we* steady; creameries
144*174! dairies 114*24.
i.kkr steady; at mark, eases Included,
17a20; firsts 23; prime fint* 24.
Cheese eteady; 114*184.
COTTON SEED OIL.
NEW YORK. Oct II —Cotton seed oil
wa% lower under local preudre end weak
ness of kindred market*. Prim* crude In
barrels fob. mills fPe%: prim* summer
S llcw 874a36U; off summer yellow 374.
88; good off summer yellow* 87*88;<
prime summer white 3&4at9; prime win-
t«r jr^Uo* «*«, I
CITY of MACON-Board of Health
Roport for month ending October 12, 1909, of sanitary condition of dairies
selling milk In the city of Macon:
Oct. 1—John T; Moore.ir.t. Houston Road. Good.
Mllledgevllle Road. Fair.
• flllj. F.xcelleoL
Oct 6—J. J, Hubbard
oct c—j. n. wiison Fort Hm.
Oct. 5—liaeonsfleld. .Aoross Spring Bt Bridge.
Oct 6—T, E. Edwards... Columbus Road.
Oct 6—M. T. Gt e^n Columbus Road.
Oct 8—T. A. Clay..,, Columbus Road.
Oct 6—J, A, Young........Columbus Road.
Oct 7—K. 1*. Sitae,.,,. Idle Hour Road.
Oct 7—L. P. Campbell. Id e Hour Road.
Oct 7—Pine Hill Dairy..., M ldio Hour lload.
Oct 7—If. W. Walker Idle Hour Road.
Got 7—Macon Banltaxy Dairy City.
Milk to»i«—samples secured from warons:
afi t*. . Nome. . cent
>t II—J. R. Howell. 4.8
>t 31—.7, J. Hubbard 3.5
wept 81-\tr. F. Virgin "
Hcpt 31—T. A. Clay
pL II—T. E. IMward
pt 21—l’lne Hill
wept 21—J v A. Young
Sept SO—Ik. W. Walker...
Hept. 80—G. W. Hitchcock
Kept 30—J. A. Young
Oct 3.—W, E. Hill
Oct X-J. R. Wilson
Oct 2—Pine Hill
Oct 3—Waver Orass..
!»■:. 2—1J< rtlindala
Oct. 2—John T. Moore..
»» t. 'J- M*' on Sanitary Dairy
Oct 2—M. T. Oreen *
Oct. 6—J. A. Young
Get. 6—J. J, Hubbard
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it «—V'in. Hill......................... t.
t 9—Paconafit Id 4.1
Oct. 9—Waver Gross 4. >m i,,*"
r^ t. 9—w, V. Virgin 4. }1* Q'to
o,:t. I—T. K. I.
Oct. Mjemln. n.lrr 4. t ; .t ' t
Oct 9—<1. W. Hitchcock 4.1 1;4 r ;«»n
Oct 9—t. P. Htlc, I. )»•* ,
Oct 9—A. D. Tolliver 1.1 •»•! tl*»n
Oct t*-W. K. tan »■ H.3 C>*»»
Law require, milk to eont.ln . minimum ot 1.5 p.r cent butter (ot on, ,
minimum ot 11 por cont toM Klldo. r v NOTTINOtUM.
Chief In.pcctor.
NAVAL »TOHEI.
WILMINGTON, Oct II —Spirit, tur-
p»ntlno tlea/lr ,t Jlni reclpu I» CMta.
no,in attiSr U »»•*•: n«lpt. tW. T.r
firm at 11.99; ncolpt. IH. Crude tur
pentine firm ,t 51.H, 11.09 ,nd 11,15;
"charleston. Oct. Il.-Turanllno
r;>.
o’ ti lt H. li.llLl. 83.46; K. 14.45; M,
M.I0; K. Il'w; W. O.. 15.99; W. \v“
‘SWSriBfffiSS
SS; iS'lTl” r«.lpt. 3..I0; .hlpmmu
1,401; .took 111.790. QuoU: A. R tt
I 4 &<»• Ii 12 66: E. l2.Loa574* F. 12.60
W M’.Hiil; Oi 53.IS.T0; U, S3.JS.HS,; L
Whar* Bullets Flew,
David Parker, of Fayette, N. T.. a
veteran of the civil war, who lost a
foot at Gettysburg, says: "The good
Electric Hitters have don* I* worth
more than Av* hundred dollars to me.
I spent much money doctoring for a
bad ras* of stomach trouble, to little
I then tried Electric Bitter*.
”iro-<l me. I now take them
\ and they keep m« strong
60c at ell drug etoree.
and they
ns a tonli
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