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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-03-21
Fred Grant Goe. 10 A..,rl.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-The president
sent the following nominations 10 the SEN
ate to-day: Frederick ID. Grant, OF New
York. TO be minister 70 Austria Hungary;
John Q. New, OF Indiana, 70 be consul
general at London.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-03-21

TOPEKA, Kan, March 20-Gus Werner,
a tailor, shot and fatally wounded Joe
Spendlove, a cigar seller and pawnbroker,
tonight, and then took his own life. A
quarrel over rent was the cause.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-03-21
Ano,h., In.nvura,iop yIctIm.

WASHINGTON, March @.-Ex-Congress-
man Peter Paul Mahoney, Of brooklyn, is
lying very dangerously Ill In this city.
Mahoney Is another sufferer from Wash
ton Inauguration weather.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-03-21

PovIpEscE, X. l., March 0.-The cor
porstion Of Brown University to-day re-
ceived the resignation OF Rev. Ezekiel G..
Robinson as president OF the university and
professor OF moral and intellectual philoso-
ply
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-03-21
BuyInr the steamboat LIn..

PHILADELPHIA, March 20. = william
Nelson, assistant manager Of the American
line Of steamers, was seen this evening In
reference TO the reported purchase OF
steamers OF that line by Q. p. Huntington.
lie knew nothing OF any negotiations for
and Pennsylvania. The vessels could be
bought, he said, by any person who would
pay the price asked for them. No other
official OF the company could be seen to-
day.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-26

sHKRlFFs SALE OF. REAL ESTATE
UNDER JUDGMENT or FORECLOSURE.
!. STATE OF MINNESOTA. l..
+: County Of Mobiles. -
; District Court. Thirteenth Judicial District,
E. s. Ormsby. ~ Trustee and American In
! veStln6nt Company, Plalntiffs.
thomas W. Barnett and Maraarst J. Barnett,
his wife. II G. Miller, O Rehncke, partners a.
Il. G. Miller and Co., and wampach Wagon
Co, Defendants
Notice is hereby given, that under and by vir-
tue of = judgement and decree entered H. the
above entitled action on the Fourth 81 day Cf
December 1858. y certified transcript Of which
has been delivered to me. l, the undersigned.
Sheriff Of said Mobiles County. will sell at public
auction. tO The highest bidder. for cash, OF,
Saturday. the First day OF February 1881! At Ten
O0) o'clock In the forenoon. At the front door Of
the Court House. In the village Of W0rthlnRton
70 said county, IN one parcel: the premises and
decree. to-wit; All that tract or parcel II land
lying and being in the Count. Of Mobiles, and
State At Minnesota, Described ~ follows. to-
Wit: The south west quarter (kJ at section
Ten (lO) In T.wuship No. One Hundred and
Three (ioJ) north, In Range No. Forty-Two (4e)
west.
GILBERT ANDRRsON,
le-6t Sheriff Of Mobiles County
Dated December 10. 1Ee9.
q. w. WILSON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The Sunday School OF the Congsega.
tional Church had . most entortsioins
time on Christmas eve. The spacious
audience room was crowded. A conoest
Of Music by the Choir, and secioatious
By members Of the school, under tho
skillfnl direction of DS. Geo. Moore.
was the sntertainment OF tho evening,
and WAS we'll carried ont. 49,.
/. 4 train Of cars. constructed under
the direction Of Mr.. N. A. Nichols,
s,adeits station at the puipit ard il ~:
qvired several trips hack ana forth
sinn the baae Of suppltas, befors tho
Virgo school was provided with: lite
Chs,stn.s gifts. Rev. Mr.. Fisk, t,,e
pastor. cH-srd the rpp~jag psayss. and
n. lsrigsrr iprt valuable aseistAnoe In
oArrytrg out the program. 49,
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. WoRTHlNoToN row Nolalp.
At the close Of tho school term in
District 4s there was goed singing and
good recitstions.. A great improve.
msnt 10 observable % the result OF Miss
Nay Bartholomew work ssa teacher
She 10, in every respect, . LADY, and w
hope her services viii b secured for
another term.
Christmas observed with eating,
drinking, and making merry.
Miss Martha Balm and Miss Mary
Morris, Of Cisseton Indian Agency,
who are now students st Albert Lea
College, are here 60 spend tho vacation
with their friends. II 10 eisappoint-
ment ia the girls not 80 SO Crendme
Clark, now ut Minneapolis. in the hos.
pitsl. Recent Letters oay she 10 able to
cit up Tor N hour or>two ct . time. -
A mirage appeared on the praitis on
Sunday morning which brought 10 Ia
sigat Of Rushmore, which 10 five niles
distant. -
Mr.. Stienberg has purchased . very
tine cutter from Mr.. Ulrick.
Miss Belle Sutherland has . now
organ and is taking lessons from ASs,
Beckley.
Miss Anna Moore CONES home and
mikes short visit quite often. Sho i.
much pleased with her school in Bi9e-
low. Miss Lizzie is spending her WIN
ter in Lnuerne with Mr.. Ware, -. :.
The beautiful snow cheered tht
hearts Of old and young. Sleigh rides
are pleasant. - .?
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On Tuesday afternoon Sheriff W. e.
Austin, Of McGregor, Iowa, came to
WorthingtOn In search of . horse thief.
He found that tho thief, with the
stolen team had stopped at the Vest
ern House for dinner on that day and
had gone OIL with it. Securing the Ct.
ficiant' aid Ut Constsble Will 1lumis.
ton, Sheriff Austin continued his pqr.
suit. They overlook the dssinf culprit
nesE tho village of lsushmors.. The
officers had . lively skirmish With the
fellow before .cspturio9: hiaa: several
ehoes were exchanged between the pur.
susrs and the nsn psssasf before no
was brought to submission. At last
he concluded that she had been over
hauled by men who were determined
to overpower him. and 10 susrsadesed.
H. gave his name - G. e. Davis. He
had Us In money on biz person. when
arrested. He stole the horses two
weeks ago. lIo acknowledged his
guilt and surrendered 70 bic tate, r.
turning with tho Sheriff 70 AeGrseor
without demur. Constable Humiston
on his return, was covered with mud
from heal to foot, but pleased with
the result OF biz hazardous excursion.
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PROBATE NOTICE, -,
STATE or MINNESOTA, 4.
County Of Mobiles. Nov. 18th. 1850. ID.

SpeClN 'xeIm.
In the matter Of tho estate OF Thomas Jay.
Deceased. -.
=: Letters Of administration on the estate Of
said deceased being granted unto David Bases
Of said County,
1t 10 ordered. That all claims and demands Of
all persons against said estate he presented to
this Court. tor examination and allowance. ut
the Probate once in WOrshlnglon In said C0un'
~ on the following days. viz: The nrst Non
day Ut each month tor ok months from the
date hereof, ut ono O'Clock. .: u.
1t II further ordered. That six months from
the date hereof DO allowed 70 eresisOrs 10 pro-
sent their claim. against said estate: 1t the e.
piratlun Of which time al claims not presented
10 said Court, or not proven 10 it, satisfaction.
shall be forever barred. unless for cause shown
further time Do allowed,
Orde. I'd further. That notice OF the time and
place oi the hearing aud examination Of said
claims and demands shall be given BY publish
inK this order once In eaeh week. for three sue.
oe*sivo weeks prior 70 tho Day appointed for
such examination. In the Worthin9ton ADVANCE
weekly newspaper printed and published %
Worthinxten in said County.
Dated It WOrthington, Mlpn., tho Twenty.
sixth day Of November, A. u. 1858.
BY the Court.
[8eall &. w. W. Dow,
ls.3t. Jadse OF Probate.
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-: PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE or MJNNEaOTA, l..
County OF Mobiles. Nov. 76th tn. %

0pe0AA1 xeSm.
In the matter Of the Guardianship OF Bshja.
min Larson an insane pefspu (now In tho ho~pita
insane at saint Peter, Einnesota,) Eriek l.
Peterson oflhe Town Of 1igel0W In the Coanty
Of Mobiles having been appointed Geardisu u
Benjamin Larson Of the Town Of hxeloW Ia
said County, and having made and aled In said
Probate Cont . schedule Of al tho property 10
longing ~ the estate Of said Benjamin LsSoon.
Il is ordered. That The tims and pleee, when
and whore the Probats Judge Ut s9ii County
will hear. examine and aalGw claims aIaiast ne
estate Of said benjAmin LaSson which have
vested 1t aud prior 70 The appOlat1eMe Of sall
Guardian be the Twenty -foerth l3ssh) Day VI
December, 1859, As eIoven o'clock n the fore
noon. Ct the Probate OAico IN tho CearJ Houss
In worthinGton In sud County: aud Mss si1
mOnths from the date hereof b allowed +,
creditors to present their claims AeAlnse sajd
eatale. ut the eypsrati0n Of which time every
person having claims not p.eoenssd TO sald
Court. shal, b. forever barred iron reeoverina
said demand. or tor setting OF The saps IL any
action whatever.
II 10 further ordersd, That copy d this egdss
be published for three suece9aive week> pgioI
IN eaid day OF hearing IN ME wosthinItoo
ADVANCE. D. weekly neWsp0. ~ psaaeoA ond
published st Worthin0son IN sa11 County.
Dated at W0rshlu1S0a the 18th day Of No.
yember. leS0. By the Court
(Soal G. w. W, Dow. =.
1885,. Judge OF Probate.
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ESAu<S@Se

7 -.F@N6 (A~V6
The schools resu0o work January
oh. tits very important that hi who
desire to retain their present grsde be
present st tho @begiuuing OF tho new
term. The 6rst State Examination
will occurtths fourth week 81 next term
and those who thiak themselves quail
ded to enter the High School and in.
tend doing 80 would do we'll to enter At
the beginning of the now term ~ It
will be their most favorable opportun-
ity. The High School 10 tho banner
School as to attendance. '*'* 49,
w. W. HOBBS, Supt.
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THEIR BUSINESS BOOMING.

Probably no one thing has cause ]
such general revival Of trade o. CIV.
Smiths Drug Store ~ their giving T.
way to their custom srs of 90 msny free
trial bottles Of DR.. Kings New Dis
oOvery for Consumption. Their trade
Is simply enormous III this very valux-
bic article from the fact that IL. always
cures and never dissppOists. Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and
al throat and lung diseases quickly
cured: You can test It before buying
by getting trial bottle free, large size
tl.OO. Bvory bottle warranted.
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ELK. l

s'eieh'ns come jun. IN time to h.v.
merry Xmas r.:
Mr.. Editor couldn't you just ~ veil
have 1t rain y little as notp
School in Dis. No 8 clossed Last Tues.
day, Miss Annie Gibson % teacher.
More about it next week.
John Anderson has his cellar dug on
his place and expects TO build :, house
and batn soon. -
The wedding spoken of In last week 4
ADVANCE We hope will not be postpon-
ed to future day, nows ID scarce this
week, There will b. moro after Christ.
mas.
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All persons are hereby notified to
purchase no pr"mi'.ory hst<s or ne:
eoss.ble paper given By, Jehe: Atth@us
maker to sutherland Mclean psyee.
for the same are without consideration
and void. JOHN ALTHAUs.
Wessen, Ill.,. Dec. s. 1889. II st. =:
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romodieo, but they did no good. I ilnaf
~ boneht . bottle Of Ayers Hair Vieor,
and, a1kef using only . part Of tn; CON
tsnts, my head was covered with .
heavy growth OF hair. recommend
yoar preparation o tho best IN tho
otld."-r. Nunday. Sharon Grove ".
~ have ussd Ayers Hair V1goe for 8
number 81 years, and It has always given
mo sa&isfacti0n. It isan excellent dross-
Ing, prevents tho hair from turning
gF1y. 1nsufes it, vigorous growth, and
keeps the scalp white and olean."-
Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Mass.
~ have ,nsed Ayer'1 Hair vj4oe for
promoting the, growth Of the hair, and
think It nnequaled. For restoring the
hair TO tts original color, and for sdreae-
ing, II cannot be surpassed. Mo-. Gee,
L. Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
"Ayer's Hair Vigor % Q most excel.
lent preparation for tho hair. I speak
OF It from my own experiences. 1ts use
promotes tho growth OF nav hair and
makes it glossy and soft. Tho Yi9or 10
also cure for dandruff. W. BoWep.
Editor . Enquirer - Macarthur, Ohio.
II hare used Ayers Hair Yigor for
the past two years, and found Il al It q
represented to be. e Fostos0s The natu
nj color to gray hair, causes the haif
to grow freely, and keeps a. soft and
plant. ''-Nrs. n. v. Day, Cohoes, n. u
my father, ut about. tho ago Of nfty,
lost Ill tho hair from tho top Of his head,
After ono months trial Of Ayers Hair
>vigor tho hair began coming, and, IN
three months, no had . fiue growth a
hair Of the natural color. "-P. J. Cullen,
Saratoga Sp1inG5, n. 7. {
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I have tho exclusive sala OF the
Broadhe~d dress goods in WorthinR.
ton. Others that ere. being. edver-
tisedare limitations.
H. E. TORRANCE.
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DRwALD.

The snow has at last arrived, hope it
will stay aud give Us sleighius for, the
holidays. .
Miss Anna Moore Is 1t homo from her
school in Bigelow f.. q two, weeks "a
cation, Miss Lizzie moore Ii also 1T
home from Lsuveru Miss Richie Max
we'll aud her brother Louis are also 1T
home for two weeks, also Eliea Sund-
berg and Adam Aver. g..
Mr.. Shields and family moved buck
to their Old home III Wisconsin several
weeks $50. they wentw!th a:team.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-26

G. I; Shepard has the largest stock
Of tsfne1sin south western Minueso-
to, boeh5ainale and double, light and
heavy; kil made in Wortl,ineton.
see hia stock and get his prices before
yos purchase. 80
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

SU~0ONS FUN FOb1a(A1ION.
STATE or MINNESOTA. r..
County Of Mobiles: {
The state Of Minnesota, 10 A. NJ Thorn de-
PENDANT -.
You are hereby summoned 70 be and appear
heiu: e the undersigned one OF the Justices OF
the Peace in aud for said County, on tie 18th
no,,. 1t my ONCE In the village II Worthinktvp
IN said County. 10 answer to AEON Forbes. In d
rivil action Should you TAIL to appear at the
!: endored against you upon the evidence id.
;duced by said AEON Forbes for such sum ~ he
shall show he il entitled to.
F, Given under NY hand this 18th day OF Dcccm.
Der 1850.
|; lot WILLIAM NJ. HEAR.
Justice Of tho Peace.
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the formation Of
.dandru6; inakea NE
hair colt and Dilk1n !:
and tmparts . deli
cate bat lasting Pr.
fumD. Il
Z" Several moDthd
ago my hair com
menced falling out
and In . hBw Woeki
my bead WAS almost
1A1d + kp3AIl vna~~
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FOUND,

e, r. FOUND. .>. =.
A Lap Robe. The owner can GET
the same by calling on the subscriber,
describing property, and psying 10,
this advertisement. E. MERwIN.
Dc. Fl. 1875 WoythinRton.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEGREE. FORE.
CLOSURE BY AUCTION.
Stair or kINNENOTA. a.:
County OF Nobaes. ~
District Court. for Thirteenth judi III III ttir -.
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, plaintiff.
jamoe H. Fitzpatrick and Cashe1ina Kilpas-
rick, his wife. " arren klpztfiei; aid Gather
ina Fitzpatrick. his wife. Augu> Ross ~ asaig-
ice in Insolvency Of salt Jane, H. Kilpa:r rick.
Georxo W. Shook. htltry J. Myltus aaaL ROos
County Bank. deiendAnts.
Notice III sale Under Decree.
No,icc Is hereby Ktven. that ~ puraWaNc~ 81 4
judgment aid decree Of The Court in this ac In.
dated November 25th. lSsy. aiid duly entered
therein. l shall eXp0sc for sale. ~ the law di
reefs ~ the front DIOR II the Court House In the
village Of WOrthing:"r, in the County u N"l. -
Minnesota, on The lsth day Ut January. 10, II
II eciock y. M. all. and singular those Ger. a,l
pieres or parcels Of land situated and bclng u
the County II Mobiles and State Of Aianssosa
The south half w 1T the southeast quarter
(h) Of section number Fifteen (,b). And tho sas'
half ti1) Of section number twenty-five" (59)
all In township number Ous HnndreA aud fVc
(i02). north 1t RAnRe number Forty Three {%3
west vi the Fifth principal meridian. according
to the Government survey thereof. with ~
tcneRaenta. hereditamentS and AppuftonAuoes
Dated, December loeh. lses.~
Sheriff Of Mobiles Co.. MINI.
A. G. OrIs Atty. Tor Plaintiff. st. Paul. Mimi
First Pub Disc. II. $50.
LAa1 Pub. Jan Is. lsoN
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Observation-Disclosures

Peter Ss's~risnx will attend to lr.rs<
surgery and the del'ornina Ut cattle.
Ais ps,see,fhce 10 Wnptl,is.etna, Atnn.
He del,orna catslo f.tS ta.n cs,,ts pes
heed. a,.d WHEN thore are over three.
1"Rrn will olasge one dollar I,er
dtI4ou. 1870 = - l6 In
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Ayers Hair Vigor,
P8RA11D II
os. J. G. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
ooad BY Druegists and Psefumess.
NOTICE

NOTICE
All persons having accounts with
tho Blacksmitl,ing arm of D. Fish i
Brother, will please call on either mem
Der Of the late firm aud settle. Dec. 20,
1889. D. Fish & Bro
l0-7t.
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Largest and Finest Stock Of Jewell
~ and $ilverware at F. II. DAYS,
that has ever been brought to tho city.
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NOTICE

The parti. 8. who took my mail from
the post"ffice ~. Friday last will ps~a@e
let me have t.. or return It. to the pnst.
o4ioe. l91t. &. &. FELLOWS.
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Far Newest DESIGNS and Lowest
Prices, 90 to IT = F. II. DAY.
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- SUMMONS.
STATE OF MlNNEXOTA.'
rrv,Ns,p~ iH~ NH~Hs ~

VVUN1H " NVDEBDs wv.
D,atrict Court, Thirteenth Judicial District.
John H. Mitchell. Executor Of the Estate OF
Alexander Mitchell. deceased, against N. C.
TIE state Of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You n: c. Fredericton. are hereby summoned
and required to answer the Complaint In this
action which has been filed with the Clerk 81
saii Court and to serve copy 1t your Answer
to the said Complaint on tho subscriber ~ bis
ONCE 10 the Vt!laee Of winneosEo CITY: in tae
within twenty days after the service Of this stsn-
mons ur4,n you. exclusive IT thu day q such ser
vice.and II you fail to answer the said Complaint
action will apply to the Court, for the relief de-
handed in said complaint.
Dated WiAnebagO City, MINI. Nov. 4th. 4, ID.
ANDREW c. DUNN,
r1aintiff's Attorney. wlanshaso Citv. Man.
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NOAISA TUX FV0AISAAE0N
LAND UFEIoE At AAseHAil., MINI.
November n. 1859.
Notice 10 hereby given thst the following.
named settler has llcd notice OF hts intention 10
make dual proof In support OF his clain,. aid
that said proof will be made before tho Judge.
in his zbselsce The Clerk Ut tho District Court
on January IL 1850. viz: John Mcclure homestead
application No. 1850 for the south east 4 sec.
.. town iUa, range 49, He names the following
vi: ne.xes to prove hts continuous residence
upon ard cultivation Of, said land. viz: Charles
kxrx0n. Andrew Larson, Malh:as Bridges, Justin
+. Darling. all Of WOrthiLkton, P0stoifice, Mimi.
l6-6t l.. NJ. LANCE, Register.
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SILVERWARE, Finest Line in the
CITY ut II st. F. H. DAYS.
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Great Bargains in Lands!

The Minnesota Loan e Investment Co.,
and controls number Of thousand of Land scattered
al over Mobiles county and the counties adjoining No matter
(W3AF BzHD 0R s1za or A 4A18 xoU WATT.
From 40 up $40 acres IMPROVED UNIMPROYED
they can accommodate YOU If you want
DOWN
and principal they Land is
steadily advancing value and is the time to before
Ices go higher. =. .". -..- u. T.. **x.r
Can trade you village property for you
1T0wn Lot Call at Bank of Worhington ~*~.~
JLP MouLToN, Agent.
t Worthington, Mobiles county, Minnesota -:
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~ BUFFAlOS -

One q. n" M. I~sgr Buffalo rot'es
~ s~ss"nahl'' petrr. The hast ehanae
v'',, will ct so buy . No. / buffalo role.
Write for prices.
Il. SeHsuD7 i aoW.
fIlts Msnka.o, Miss
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jamestown dress goods at 10 cents
per yard at H. e. TORRANcE's.
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LYNChERSEN L Scn0U
Now Paint shop in Worthingto'u
MINI. House, eign, carriage and cut
ter painters. General house painting,
granting and decorating. Paper hang
lug speciality. 16 I'm.
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A full line Of Tobacco, and cigrrs ct
- MCAANUs & BLY's.
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Boots, Shoes and harness re-
~ g.: <. x 80. -: * ~ 81
.,.. j.: = 80, n ~ =
= paired or made to >order.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-30
LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, May 29.-Cattle--R Receipts,
1900; shipments, none; market steady;
heavy beef steers weak; good to choice corn
fed, $3. o0t9400; common to medium, 50 25(Q
3.70 stockers and feeding steers steady at
So 25613 As; cows and heifers, Sl.75(63.O0.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000;
market higher; common to choice, "a. 100
450.
National Stock Yards, East st.
Louis, May 20. - Cattle - Receipts, 1900;
shipments, l,l00; market slow; choice
heavy native steers, 81. 3.S0(94.40; fair to good,
SO. 15Q14 90; stockers and feeders, %. 1OQp3 30
rangers, corn-fed 81. .S093. so; grass fed, 81 90
93.00
hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1900;
market dull; choice heavy and butchers,
S4.3O94.4O; packing, s42044.35; light $4,000
4.40.
Chicago, May 99.--rhe DroSers' Journal
reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts, l4,5Oo; market shade
easier; beeves, s4.006+.25; steers, $3.409
Ais; stockers and feeders, $240@3.70; cows,
bulls and mixed, sl.9093l5; Texas cattle,
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000; market strong and
active; mixed $4.30(G4.50; heavy, $4.2594.45
light, S. 30Cp4. .G5; skips, g. 340(G4.2O.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong
and active; natives. So 50(94. 40; westerns,
shorn, ss.90(9430; Texans, shorn, -. 50(9i.25
lambs, S4,00(9500.
Sioux City. May 30 -Cattle-Receipts,
35l; shipments, 306; market steuay: fat
steers, $300@3. so; stockers, 81. 35(92S5, feed
ers, &2.40t2.9O; Gamers and bulls 81. .e09l. rs
veal calves, $2.O0@400.
Hogs-heceipts, 1900; market steady
light and mixed, si05(94lO; heavy, SAW.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-30

lowest point Of the morning, but this was
followed by better feeling and more
activity. Burlington returned to 1OiB,
Chicago Gas moved up to 59I, Louisville
moved up to 5o4, Missouri Pacific rcatced
Il per cent TO 75I4, Northwestern sold ss per
cent from the bottom to 1l3j5, New England
gained 4 per cent to 46Ss, a loss OF se, Rock
Island again sold at par, St Paul returned
from 74S to T49S, Western Union showed
unusual strength and advanced TO SO. q per
cent over last night. The list was firm at
noon, hut there was general let down in
stocks during the closing hours. 1t was
complete reaction from what was promised
at noon All tho granger stocks suffered;
Burlington won't of to l02ll, closing Is per
cent lower 1T 1903; Northwestern declined to
1l2%, closing Ia lower at 1l196; Atchison
went off to I59l, closing rs lower than yes
terday at ~; st. Paul closed rs lower at
I39{; while Rock Island closed Ia per cent
under last night at 9916. Other losses for
the day were Chicago Gas q per cent 5sS6;
Lard trust a per cent at 2i4, Cotton Oil
= per cent at 601S; Lake Shore g per cent
at.1053s, Western Union proved an exception,
closing 4 per cent higher at s7s4 The total
sales for the day were 26S, ,423 shares.