Market Rey and Mm tmd Jeer
WEATHER FORECAST
COTTON - :'
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Noyember 3, 1916.
Temperature.
Aslieville . -Atlanta
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Charleston .
Charlotte . .
Chicago . . .
Galveston . .
Jacksonville
y. Orleans .
X. York . -
Pittsburg . .
Raleigh . . .
gt. Loins . .
Washington
Wilmington
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New York, Nov. 3. The cotton
j market opened steady today, at an
j advance of from S to 16 points. Jan
uary sold at 18.98 and May at 19.32
g on or immediately, after the call, with
36
52
52
50 j
46
66
60
62 I
48 j
38
48
48
48
48
3 ? 30 to 33 points from the low level of
3 j yesterday. Realizing was again in ev
M j iderice and prices sagged to 8 or 9
points under last , night's closing fignr-
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Open Close
. 19.00 18.86
January". . . . . .' . .18.98 18.87
March , .19.05 18.98
May.. '. .19.22 19.14
July... . .. ... .... ..19.22 19.14
New York Spot.. .18.90
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December
Wilmington cotton ...
Charleston cotton . .
.18
.18 1-2
Savannah col ton .v. 18 3-4
. LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Open. Close
Jani-Feb 11.01 11.08
March-April ..11.081-2. 11.13 1-2
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LOCAL MARKETS
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STOCKS
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New York, (Wall Street), Nov. 3.
Industrial, equipment and shipping
Eggs, dozen 33c
Butter, 1 lb, country . j 25c
pSring Chickens apiece 25c to 45e shares were -variaWy higher at to
irown cmcKens apice 50c to 55c , day's opening, gains in some in-
Puddle Pucks apiece 45c stances running from 1 to 2 points,
Guineafe, apiece ... . .. . . . .35c ) with Baldwin Locomotive, Central
peef.. .. .. .. 9c to 10c', Leather and Crucible Steel among
Sweet Potatoes, bush '. 60c1 the strongest issues. Leading rails
Irish Potatoes, sack $4.25 were fractionally higher, witn noin
N. C. Hams, lb -24c inai gains for United States Steel.'
N. C. Shoulders and Ribs, lb 18c Trading lacked the . vigorous tone
Orange's Cal. . $6 0f displayed during yesterday's opera-
Bananas,7-h bunch 1.20 tions, transactions in both parts
Lemons, Taney . $4.50 being relatively in srialMots. Gains
Apples, bbl. Ll 1 $3.00 to $4.00 were wiped out generally before end
Bell Peppers, bush. 50c of the first hour. -
OnMns, sack $3.25 Allis-Chalmers
Cabbage, lb .
Pork, lb
3c to 3 l-2c
lSTc
SUNRISE AND SUNSET
4' 4' i'
1 COTTON LETTER.
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New York, N. Y., Nov. 3. The mar-
. 28
.103 14
. 63 3-4
. 70 1-8
. 9il-4
. 55
American Beet Sugar . . .
American Can' ......
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive . . .
American Cotton Oil . .
American Smelting . . . . ... .112 5-8
American Sugar . . 120 1-2
American Tel. & Tel 133
American Tobacco .. .. .. ..229.7-8
Anaconda Copper . . 97 5-8
Atchison . . 106 1-2
Saturday.
Sun rises
sun set? .
.6:35
.5:17
ctacro nf water in Case Fear river it
Fayetteville, N. C. at 8 a.vm. yester
dav. 4.1 l'eet and rising sngntly.
"OLDHQME DI1T
SHADOW LAWN;
May-June 11.15 1- 11.19
Open, quiet; close, irregular. Mid-1 ket was strong today throughout 1 Atlantic Coast Line 1221-2
dling, 11.13. Sales, 8,000; receipts, l most of the session. During the fore-1 Baldwin Locomotive 85 1-4
34,000. t J noon the advance from yesterday's j Baltimore & Ohio 88
close reached about 25 points under f Bethlehem Steel 678
heavy selling. More than half of thej Canadian Pacific 173 1-8
gain was lost in the afternoon. The j Chesapeake &' Ohio 681-2
principal interesting feature was an' Chi., Mil. & St. Paul .. .. 95
estimate by the National Ginners As-i Chi., R. I. & Pac. Ry. . . . . , . 34 1-4
38 5-8
92
381-2
182 1-8
WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES.
Spirits 45 1-2.
Rosin $5.60 and $5.35.
Tar $2.60 and 11 cents.
Crude $3.75, $3.7B and $2.75.
Receipts.
Cotton . .1,013
Spirits y 10
Rosin 19
Tar 23
Crude 34
sociation of slightly less than eight' Consolidated Gas.
'million six hundred thousand bales l Crucible Steel ..
ginned to November 1, which is con- j Erie . .
strued as bullish on account of the General Electric
diminution of ginning during the last Great 'Northern Pfd
period. Trading is on a smaller scale, Great Northern Ore Ctfs 42 7-8
while the undertone is good and most Illinois Central 108
influences noint to hisher prices. I Inter. Merc. Mar. Pfd. Ctfs. ..117 3-4
ORVIS BROS. & CO
President to Talk to His Home
Folks As Climax to
Campaign.
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.
Spirits 46 1-2.
Rosin $6.15 and $6.23.
VERY LIGHT DOCKET.
3. President
this forenoon
Long Branch, Nov
Wilson returned here
from New York.
The President will deliver the last
speech of the campaign here tomor
row afternoon at a celebration of
"Old Home Day" before a gathering
of neighbors from New Jersey. In it
he is expected to sum up. the issues
of the campaign.
On Tuesday the President will mo
tor to Princeton to vote. Tuesday
night he will receive returns at
Shadow Lawn. Special arrangements
have been made for furnishing him
with the news.
Pork.. .
Wheat. .
Corn..
Oats . .
Ribs . .
Lard . .
CHICAGO MARKET.
. . $25.85
, .. ..$1.85 1-4 'to $1.85
86 1-2
.54
Nothing of Interest Before the Re
corder Today.
But three cases were listed for trial
on the docket in Recorder's
t s morning and neither of
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville . . . . .
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co. . .
Maxwell Motors . .
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, pfd.
Missouri Pacific, :
Court National Lead,
them I New York Central,
. 27
.136 1-2
.300
.222 5-8
REMEMBER Tomorrow morning Get
13.77 1-2. ,V0T.0 0f mnre tlinn nassiner interest,
15.27 1-2 j junus Kirby, colored, was ar
raigned on a charge of vagrancy and
the case was left open at that time
N. Y N. H. & Hartford,
Norfolk & Western,
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania,
,110 1-2
. 10 3-8
. 68 7-8
.108 1-4
. 60 3-4
BIG "DRY" PARADE
IN LOS ANGELES.
1121-4
58
109 5-8
storv that he was employed as a la- Rep. Iron & Steel, 78 1-2
borer on the Custom House, now injS.' A. L., 17 1-S
the course of construction. How- jS. A. L. pfd., -.
ever, the failure of his name to ap- j Sloss, Shef. Steel & Iron, . . 69 5-8
pear on the payroll spelled thirty Southern Pacific, . .. 100 7-8
davs for the defendant. He will be-1 Southern Railway, . . 28 1-8
Belvidere. N. J., Nov. 2. Thomas 1 frin SPrvipe at once. 1 Southern Railway, pfd., 68
Paine, Belvidere's oldest citizen, will j Tne case charging J. N. Bryant, ! Studebaker :Corp6ratlbh, . . 128 5-8
reach the century mark tomorrow, j white, with violationg the - tax ordi- j Tennessee Copper,
Friends of "Uncle Tommie," as he is ! -nance was dismissed' upon the pay-, Texas Co., . . . , . . . . .r.25 -
popularly known, are arranging for aiment Qf the tax. Union Pacific
Co-operative Building and Loan Shares J for an investigation of the negro's , Reading,
at Wright's office. Advt.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR CENTENARIANS.
" POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY.
. .
". i Wilmingtdn, JsL; CL.jNov. 1.
Dear Mr. Editor: I am still oh
hand, as the feller sed -about bis sore
thumb, and the way 1 am-injoyin' my
self now there aint no tellinr when
I will pack my gripsack and go back
to the cows and chickens.
. Ill kia'it my wife in the. notion
I am liable to stay the bull winter.
'As'Jer Jme, T jestae lief 'stay "all
the rtime',y but Betly' s'ez'we can't do
that yef'erwhile. Shfe se that even
if we, 'did make a -bit-'this year we
aint VriCh, and 'that we had better
stick to the farm as long, as Mr. Wil
son Is President, because we kin
make money then, but if the Republi
cans ever axidently: git back in pow
er we will stop then land wait ontil
the Demmycrats git back. You see,
there is more money in farmin' durin'
the Demmycrat admMistrashun than
there is in the Republikans. V .
My wife has got it all figgered out,
jest about right. She haint no fool,
by a wbble heap, and she sez she aitft
no stiff rygete either; 1 She allows she
has got purty good control i over one
vote, and she reckons that is enuf fer
one family. I never argy the - votes
fer wimmin question, that is skasely
ever. I have got one or two ideas on
the subjeck, which I do express occa
sionally. One of 'em is that jedgm'
by the way sum folks vote that is the
men folks, the wfmmin ccoild dp a
whole heap better. Fer instance now,
you take sum of our Republikan
friens, I never cud understand why
some of -our Southern people kin vote
the Republikan ticket; that is,. if they
study the question properly. Mr. God
win bly expressed this same idea
When he wuz foolin"; I mean debatin
with Mr. McCaskill tother night. The
Republikans durih' this hull cam
paign, has knocked Mr. Wilson for
sectionalism.- That has bin one of
their main canipayne issues, saying
he was givin' everything to the South
at the expense of the North. Well,
how- he" hain't dun that exactly, but
he has 'honored 'the South more1 and
has give us more, durin' his" adminis
trashun, than the Republikans has
ever give us all combined. He at
least has showed that he has recog
nized the trooth in Mr. Lincoln's
words, when he sed: "The South can
do without the North, but the North
can never do without the South." I
may be a little off in my quoting, but
I think them is the exact words.
Sum of them say that there is no
North and no South, and I believe
they mean what they say, but there
is a hull heap of others that act if
they don't say so, there ain't no South
but there is a devil of a big North,
and it needs supportin'. If a South
ern man wuz to git "up and say things
about sectionalism and the Republi
kan party, in regards to the North; as
Mr. Hughes has ed about the ..South,
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is aance .music
you can't resist!
MUSIC that just lifts you,
carries you along music
that, leaves you . breathless and
longing for niore: that's a Co
lumbia Record for the dance!
: .. . LUten to any one of these records
and you'll want to do something more
than listen. You'll want to get up and
DANCE!
AS815f THE MURRAY WALK. Fox-trot. Prince' Band.
.'I THE GIRL ON THE MAGAZINE. Fox-trot
$MK I , Princes Band.
f
1
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12 inch
$1.00
OH! JOE WITH YOUR FIDDLE AND YOUR
BOW, YOU STOLE MY HEART AWAY.
One Step. Prince's Band.
EVELYN. One Step. Prince' Band.
AS816 ( BABES IN THE WOOD. Fox-trot. Princes Band. m
1 LOVE ME AT TWILIGHT. Fox-trot. Prince
I Band.
Gre
ens
Drug
Store
1:
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suitable celebration of the birthday j g Johnson, colored, charged Union Frit;
anniversary. The celebration will take
the form of a party to be given at the
home of the centenarian. It will not
be a surprise party, however, for
Uncle Tommie's friends know that
any such plans would fail. Despite j
with a similar oifense, was not tried, U; S. Rubber; .
but the case was continued until Mon-1 U. S. Smelting & Refining, ..
dav morning.
PASSPORT REFUSED.
U.
U.
Va. ' Car. Chem. 46
Va. Iron Coal & Coke, 56 1-8
his hundred years, Mr. Paine has full 1 Amercar) RefUsecj Privilege of Re- J Wabash pfd., .B, 31
possession of all his mental facultiesj turning to England. 1 Western Union, : ..1023-8
. . 54 7-8
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Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. ,3. Foes of
the liquor traffic in Los Angeles and
the neighboring communities turned
out in full force today for the great
'dry" parade which was intended to
influence public sentiment in favor of
the proposed prohibition amendment
to the State constitution which is to
be submitted to the voters for ac
ceptance or rejection at next Tues
day's election. Temperance societies
and numerous church and other or-1 . . trk a wahin?.!
ganizations joined in the arrangement . REMEMBER Tomorrow morning Get ton dispatch to the Virginian-Pilot. ; SPECIAL TRAINS FOR
for the parade. Early indications Ponprative Buildins: and Loan Shares I accnnrt was refused on the RnA7P TARRIPRQ
) - I jt - 1 ........ x k.X lil-ll k
suiin of 'fheiri- fiolks iirTthere wood be
V ?15 7"8 i listening1 fet ' theSebel-yeir, the very
nest thing. Noi pedple in the whole
country has bin more willing than has
the South, , to uphold the doctrine of
a united eOuntrV. We recoenize that
S. Steel, pfd 122 1-4 I in ,mion there is strength. The
S. Steel,
.162
611-4
, 74
,120 5-8
and is reputed to know about every-L The application of Theodore Mar- j WestfnghoUse lectric,
thing that happens in Belvidere. So burg jr son 0f the former minis- Kennecott Copper, . . .
when the plan was discussed by his ! t to Belgium, for a passport to re--Gulf State Steel,
friends and neighbors it was generally 1 turn to England to rejoin the Brit-. American Zinc, 53 5-8
aerresd that it would be impossible to, .aV
has been refused ! Corn Products. 19 1-2
surprise Uncle Tommie with a "sur-j by the BUreau of Citizenship and re- Central Leather,
prise" party. j ferred to higher officials ot tne State
99
were that probably 40,000
would be in line.
marchers
at Wright's office. Advt.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY
Statement of Revenues and Expenses
Month of September 1916.
Operating Revenues $2,743,400.77
Operating Expenses and Taxes . . 2,117,781.41
Operating Income 625,619 36
July 1st to September 30th.
Operating Revenues $7,956,504.07
Operating Expenses and Taxes . . 6,355,111.28
Operating Income 1,601,392.79
1915.
$2,359,794.04
1,918.141.04
441,653.00
$6,554,354.27
5,786,159.24
768,195.03
1914
$2,186,557.61
ground that the applicant had fought
in a foreign army and planned to re- Charleston, W. Va., Nov. 3. Orders
sume his post. Mr. Marburg ad-1 were issued today by the Chesapeake
mitted this. He lost a leg flying with & 0hio railroad announcing the crea
the British army in France and tion cf two special passenger trains
plannned to return to England as an beginning tomorrow, on which per-
instructor in he aviation corps. Mr. sons carrying liquor, legally labeled,
2,094,206.28 ; Marburg has numerous
92,351.34 , this city.
$6,938,463.09 I REMEMBER Tomorrow morning Get Charleston
6,426,192.25 j Co-operative Building and Loan Shares
512,270.81 ' at Wright's office Advt.
relatives m wouW be permitted to travel. The
I trains move Tuesday, Thursday and
i Satiirrinv hfitwfipn Ashla.n. Kv . and
Each passenger may car-
THE "BLACK KNIGHT" O F THE ROAD.
.....-.v-.-.!.-.:.v.v:.:.x.: WS:xWSSlt , s , v
4''''
"H - - l i.
ry one suit jcase filled with liquor, the
case to be no larger than 24 x 13 x 8
inches.
Persons are not to be allowed to.
transport liquor on the regular trains.
This rule has been in force for some
Uime.
I- .
THE
RAIL-
STATEMENT
ATLANTIC COAST EtNE
ROAD COMPANY,
Wilmington. N. C.
Condition December 31, 1015. lis Shown by
Statement Filed.
Amount of Ledgftr Assets Decem
ber 31st of previous year .. .'...$ 60.203.50
; Income From" Members, $192,691.-
47: Miscellaneous. $50,547.17-
"total . . . . . . . . 243,238.64
Disbursements . To Members,
$224.396.59 ; Miscellaneous, 45,
056.17 ; Total ... . . 269,442ft
B sots m
Cash in Association's Office 33,999.38
Business in North Carolina. During 1915.
Policies. Or JCertifieates In force
December 31st of previous year.
No. 11,443 ; Amount
Policies or CertfBrates in force
December 31, 1915, No. 11,310; .
Amount . . ................
Losses and Claims Unpaid. De
cember 31st of previous year,
No. 13; Amount .. - $ 7.750.00
Losses and Claims incurred dur
ing the year, No. 120 ; Amount. . 92,750.00
Losses and Claims paid, during
the year. No. 114; Amount 90,750.00
Losses and -Claims unpaid Decem
ber 31. 1915, No. 18;. Amount.. 9.500.00
Premiums and '" Assessments col
lected during tue year . . . . . .. 192,691.47
Superintendent G. G. Thomas.
Treasurer J. F. Post.
Home Office Wilmington, N. C.
General Agent for service Insurance
Commissioner.
Business Manager for North Carolina
Home Office.
North says they have recognized the
same principul. What I wanter know
is, why In the thunder Mr. Hughes
and the Republikans u.re "still talkin'
sectionalism. Don't they know there
ain't no North and there ain't ho
South? That wood be one of the first
ihings he .Tftjood say in his inogeration
speech if he wuz elected (but he ain't
gointer be). Why ;an't he say sum
thin' like that now? Sum folks can't
git over prejoodice, and a man that
can't da that ain't got no bizness
being president, and the hull Ameri
can peepul should recognize that, and
vote agin him. '
Speakin' o' prejudice, reminds tne
of a lecture I heard once. The sub
ject wuz, "Heredity," and the gentle
roan handled his subjeck well. He
explained all about how like begot
like, and so on. He sez, take for in
stance the Lee family, they wuz all
great fighters. He went way back
almost to the time the children of
Israel crossed the Red Sea, and he
named all the Lees on down to Geh.
Fitzhugh Lee, with one, exception,
and that exception wuz Gen. Robt. E.
Lee. Prejoodice that wuz all. Every
body knows : that' Gen. Lee wuz one
of the greatest generals that ever
lived, still this litle man didn't even
mention him. Take two men like Lee
and Jackson and give them either
side over in Europe, and there would
be peace before many months, and it
woodn't be by arbytratin' either.
But I have "kinder wandered, as I
wuz ;sayin, jest as kmg' as the North
wuz being enriched at the expense of
the "South, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Roose
velt, jest sot there, with expreshions
on their faces, like a cigar store In
dian. But jest as soon as the Dem-
mylCrats andbiM;' Wilsoti' give 'the
South um of the ttifn'gs'-'i.rightful-1
ly bejong to her, they let out a yell
that could be heard frum the Gulf of
Mexico to Grate Lakes, and to be sure
they heard it out on the Pacific, they
hot-footed it out there and told 'em.
Now, what I want to know, who is a
ectionalist, Mr. Hughes or Mr. Wil
son? (Mr. Editor, please excuse me.
I had orter put Mr. Wilson first).
There is a lot of people up North,
who recognize the fact that there is
no North and no South, and them pee
pul is gointer vote for Mr. Wilson.
But what 1 can't understand is why
anybody -in the South can vote for
Mr. "Hughes; that is, if he wuz born
down here. The only thing I kin say
is, Lord, forgive 'em; they don't know
what they are doing.
Well, I ges I am taking up too much
space, so I'll stop awhile, but before
I do I shud like to say, long live Pres
ident Wilson and a united country.
Yores trooly,
LEMUEL SWINSON.
From Sandy Bottom, N. C.
5
Beauty is Liver
Deep
Good health, cheerful
disposition, clear com
plexion depend upon
an active liver.
popular since Grand'
ma was a girl. Keep
your liver right and
most of your troubles
will never happen.
mvpoor man
5-. ror-
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Tht Standard Haiti oad of The South
EXCURSION FARES
$2.40 Clinton, N. C.
Account Sampson County Fair. Ticket-
will be sold October 31 and November
1, 2 and 3, limited returning until No
i j
i j.su oanTora, n. m.
Account Lee County Agricultural Fair.
Tickets will be sold November 1, 2 and
3, limited returning until November 4.
$3.50 New Bern, N. C.
Account Eastern Carolina Fair. Tick-
You admit the International Corresponct
ence Schools a good-thiagv Y.on'd rukc
a course ricrht now "if " "exreot"-
"IfM what? If yoif yreren't so 'ovcr-!et8 include admission to the fair and
worked,' with such "long hours," or had will be sold Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 10, limited
more strength and energy?
Wasn't it Edison who stayed up half
night educating himself in spite of every
handicap you could ever have?
.. All big men who have made their mark in
the world had the ambition the determine-
THE, KKIGHT OF THE 'POAD'
State rtf North Carolina.
Insurance Department.
Raleigh, March 16. 1916.
I, Jatrres R. Young, Insurance Commis
sioner, do hereby certify that the above is
a true and correct abstract of the state-
arflhnlijice in the region of Verdun is know n ta the :ttcpa: as the BI&C& Knigat ment of the Atlantic, Coast Line Railroad
Africa n colonial, who originally served in t he infantry, but who, when ambu-' wSXS
This driver of a French.
01 uiH Road." lie is a French
lance drivers became scarce, was put into that service because of his ability to run an
automobile. The Department, shotving the condition of saio
m... -I . 7 "7 " . . " . or,,, w,W5no. hi amhnlatiefl alonir . company on xiie-Sist nay or ueceaber, Mtt5.
L'acK Knight, ' it is said, has taken mosi aesperaie wiautco j a., xe . : witness my hand and omcial seal te day
ds that were being shelled by the German artillery, in order to reach and bring back the dangerously , imd date above wrttte R yotm
wounded. ll-3-2t. Iaaurance Commissioner.
URIC ACID POISONING!
The mostemineut physicians recog
nize' that uricacid stdred Up lp the
system is the cause' of rheuhratfsm,
that this uric acid poison is present
in the joints, muscles, or nerves. By
experimenting an analysis at the :In
vaWds' Hotel and Surgical Institute
in Buffalo, N. Y., Dr. Pierce discovered
a combination of native remedies that
he called "Anuric" wmch drives out
the uric acid from the system, and in
this way the pain, swelling and inflam
mation subside. If you are a sufferer
from rheumatism, backache, pains
here or there, you can obtain "Anuric"
at any drug store and get relief from
the pains and ills brought about by
' uric acid; or send Dr. Pierce 10c for
trial pacitage a.nuriu -many nm-co
more potent than Jithin and eliminates
uric acid 'as hot water melts sugar. A j
short trial will convince you. Advt.
returning until Nov. 11. Special ser
vice will be given leaving Wilmington
5:15 A. M. Wednesday, lhursday and
Friday; returning leave New Bern
5: 00 P. M.
j tion to improve their spare time, to train $4.30 Raleigh, N. C.
j themselves for big work. You, too, can pos- Account Farmers' Educational and Co
je -power . money and happiness if you'll operative Union of America. Tivketa
i only make the effort. - . i. u t , ,.
Here'saliweask: MerelvmailthiscouDon. ! wI11 be eold Nov- 12 U ana r4 Mted
j Put it up tons without paying or promising, 'returning until Nov.-18.
! Let us send you the details, of. others' suc-
cess through the I. C. S. and then decide. f
TSAR OUT KMC"
1 1 INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHDCLS
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CIVIL SERVICE
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AGRICULTURE
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$18.35 Atlanta, Ga.
Account Southern Medical Association.
Tickets will be sold November 12, 13
and 14, limited returning until Novem
ber 19.
$38.10 New Orleans, la .
i Account National Farm and Live (
' Stock Show. Tickets will be sold Nov.
JlO to 18, inclusive, limited returning
' until Nov. 21.
j $16.85 Washington, D. C.
I Account National Rivers and Harbors
I Congress. Tickets will te sold Decem
ber 3, 4 and 5, limited returning until
December 12.
$7.85 Norfolk, Va.
Account Southern Commercial Con-
j gress. Tickets will bt. uoid Dec. 8, 9,
10 and 11, limited returning until Dec
j 13. .
.PROPORTIONATE FARES FROM .
OTHER POINTS ON THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
"The Standard Railroad of the South."
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