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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-26
TRUSTEES, SALES.

TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
c ene terms and under the authority OF Of
GEORGE W. FRANCIS. party OF the first
part, TO HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THAD-
second pa g a hE At tTustees RsEes q f9
UNION, party of the third part dated November
18TH, 1890 and recorded in the office OF the County
recorder OF the county OF Tulare. State OF Cafor-
ma IN Liber of Trust Deeds, pages 346 and fol-
lowing: and in pursuance OF a resolution passed
on the 18th day Of March, 1895, by the Board OF Di-
rectoTs OF said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
UNION corporation, and the holder OF the note
SNo. lo4S6), to secure payment OF which the
aforesaid deed of trust executed declaring that
oe1auIt had been made in the payment of the
principal sum and other sums, due under said
SAID HENRY c.. CAMPBELL and THADDEUSB B.
kENI, trustees, to sell the real estate described
therein to satisfy said Indebtedness.
We, HENRY G. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS b. KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice.
that 1aa on TUESDAY. the 18th day of April, A. d.
1899 at 12 O'Clock NJ of that day and the auction
ssIesroom of EASTON, ELDRIDGE 6 Co. No.
6oo Market street, in the city and county of San
FRANCISCO State OF California we will sell at pub
nc auction to the highest bidder for cash in gold
coin Of the United States, all the pieces parcels
OF land situate in the county of Tuare described
follows, to witt
According to the official plats and system OF sur
Veys OF the Government of the United States:
In township seventeen 90 south, range twenty
SIX (26) east, Mount Diablo base and meridian:
~ section one a., the northwest quarter (NW.
OF section sixteen (16), the south half OF the
southwest quarter tS IL of SW. "A; the northwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter (NW "a OF SW.
"a and the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter (SW. IA of NV. IA
OF section twenty CD the north half IN. 12).
Containing in all, six hundred and forty GAO
acres of land, more or less
together with the appurtenances
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin of the
United states ten per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall of the hammer; balance on de-
livery OF deed; and if not so paid unless for want
or TUE (ten days being allowed for search) then
sad ten per cent TO be forfeited and the sale be
void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense
HENRY c. CAMPBELL, ,r..
THADDEUS b. KENT 1rusteeS'
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NJ AR.RTED.

HETTMANN-MENKE- this city, March 20,
1895, by the Rev. j. Fuendeing, John A. Heit-
mann and Gretchen e. Menke.
WEIDNER-KLASS-Int this city, March 20, 1895,
by the Rev. j. Fuendeling, Michael ]. Weidner
and Rosa klass
EREGG-CHRISTEN- this city, March
23 1895, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling Fred An
deregg and Emma ChriSten.
BEHRSING- WIESE-In this city, March "a,
2 1895, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Edward Behr-
sing and Catherine L. r. Wiese.
W1rTE-FOBURG-In this city. March %, 1895,
by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling. John G. Witte and
I.niSn s Enhlrnr
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board of Directors of the Escondido Irrigation
District will receive sealed proposals for the pur
chase of 900 of the bonds of said district and bids
will be received therefor the office of the said
board in Escondido, Cal, until 10 O'Clock NJ.
the 18th day of April, 1895.
A. J. WERDEN,
Secretary of the Escondido Irrigation District.
Dated March l6. 1895.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States Canada one year for 81 so, post
age free.
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DIED.

Anderson, George Larkin. Annie
Barr, Mary A. Mccarthy, John K.
Beronio, Rose MobIey, Mrs. G.. l..
Barr, Fannie A. O'Sullivan, Bridget
crooks, California NJ. Strauss, Simon
DUFFY, Mary Spencer, Frederick j.
Ferry, Edward J. Steward William
Farmer, Henry A. Smith, David
Goldsberry, William D. Toner, John
Guilfoy, Mary 4. Trenkle, Emil
Hanson, Charles A. Thorne, William L.
Ralloran, John Walsh, Della
Keller, Mrs. CreSenzia White, John
Large, Yuba, Pedro
YnSf
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

DOR RENT CHEAP TO RESPONSIBLE TEN
ant, house 10 rooms stable ETC., in best part of
Alameda; furnished unfurnished; owner going
Last. Apply 2l6l Central ave-, near Park-street
DOR RENT-FINE LARGE 9-ROOM RESI-
IL dence on central avenue; all modern improve
ments; large grounds; best location in Alameda
Z. ID. JUDD, 24l4 Park St.
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Sacramento and San Francisco.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE A SPECIALITY.

We have more contracts upon country lands for
sale than any dealers in San Francisco, and will
guarantee to locate any one who desirrs TO pur-
chase or exchange his property.
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JIOR sALE-BERKELEY-Ho OF EIGHT
i rooms and bathroom; lot 100x125; about 80
fruit trees in full bearing. For price and terms
apply 70 H MARSHALL, 405 Sansome ST., s. +.
Go600 HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS AND BATH !:
,DOOOU. cement basement and walks; all street
work done near station and university. Apply to
JOS J. MASON, Dwight-way station.
ON EASY TERMS: HOUSE OF z ROOMS;
" large corner lot: near university; street work
all done. JOSEPH J. MASON, Dwight-way sta
ton, Berkeley.
Gel o MONTHLY-NEW GROOM COTTAGE,
sDIO with n1antel, bath, laundry pantry; fenced;
severed; lot 40x100: $500. +. BOEGLE, $50
Market ST.: w. c. MORAN, Lorin.
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EDWIN X. ALSIP u CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
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I OOKt Sl5O-LOTS IN FRUTTVALE ONLY
l. 81 cash and 81 a week; buy home and save
your small earnings; the new railroad will double
values in Oakland. II. b. PINNEY, 9O2 Broad
way, Oakland.
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PEOPLE WHO BUY REAL ESTATE, PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE.
During my business career have often heard
people, especially of small means, say, 81 bought
lot years ago, and can't sell it for half
the money paid Tor it'
Now, viii the buyers listen to me- and will tell
them why they cannot get their money back
Some eDterpriSing real estate dealer buys farm
or tract of land miles away from the city, probably
costing TWO fares 70 reach the town, else far
away from the station as to require a long walk
up free lunch, takes band of music TO the place
and sells lots 10 his victims at exorbitant prices
easy terms. This is the reason why the victim has
a tale or woe TO tell about never getting back his
money.
Now, please look at my prices and compare them
with other property in the same vicinity. That will
tell the story 10 the Shrewd man.
GOMEZ THINK AND STUDY! THEN CALL
AND SEE Me.
$250-40x116, at Lorin; sunny side of street
nice and high; 100 feet from railroad
S450-40X130; business lot on Alcatraz ave
S250-Forty feet frontage at Ashby station; near
electric road; also near local train.
S500-44x120; Ashby station; prospective bust
ness property; right al the station.
S350-62x102: near College ave; one-third the
price Of adjoining properly.
Sl600-on- Dwight way; near University: SIX
1913: street work done; s froutages.
S7OO-45x120; only blocks from University;
street work done; beautiful view; half price.
Sl25O-25Ox132; near California and Nevada
Railroad: near Dwight way: taken for debt.
S6OO-l 20xI 32-North Berkeley; sacrifice.
$1O0-25x1o0; near San Pablo ave.; West
Berkeley.
s5oO.NW corner on Addison ST.; street work
done: double that money asked for any other piece
NJ. /. wURTs,
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IppIy TO EDWIN K. ALSF q CU.,
Rotunda, Mills building, san Francisco.
CPECIAL BARGAINS NEAR PETALUMA.

$475O will buy a complete home, orchard and
poultry farm of % acres nil fine land only miles
from Petauma; Il acres choice orchard produced
over so tons plums and prunes last season; acre
gooseberries; family vineyard; new cottage, barn
chicken-houses windmill plenty of water and
piped over premises: to go with place. good
horses. spring wagons ! cart, harness, lot farm
ing tools, 400 young hens; terms easy, but no ex-
change this viii guarantee to be great bar
gain.
$500 will buy a nice home of acres all good
land, mile from Petaluma: hard-hnshed 4-room
cottage, new; also barn, shed, brooder and chicken
houses plenty OF water, 100 young fruit trees TO
go with plaCe-good horse, harness, light wagon
COW, so young hens; $500 remain on mortgage
if desired; this is another great bargain.
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4 CRES FOR SALE-PIEDMONT HEIGHTS;
~ miles from center of Oakland; price cut in
two; easy terms; send for catalogue. WILLIAM
j. DINGEE, $50 Eighth 81, Oakland.
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lust WHERE THE NEW ROAD IS COMING
- into Oakland great bargain; large house; FIJI
bert ST.. lot 45X135: for sale less than of build
ings. Apply TO c. *. KING, 902 Broadway, Oak
land. Cal.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

.T L. WURTS, THE BERKELEY LAND
vi. AGENT, HAS
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

DZOUU. cOruer lot: 25x10O; block from sta
ton; block from electric road; $500 cash; bal
ance easy. Inquire SNETSINGER d CARROLL,
Fruitvale Station.
OWN y SUMNER HOME IN THE FOOTHILLS,
" Piedmont Heights; beautiful views; fine eli
mate: rich soil: 20 minutes drive from Oakland
Railroad station; only g lots left; containing from
10 10 acres each: price $500 to $500 per acre;
free conveyance at any time. WILLIAM J. DIN
GEE, $50 Eighth ST., Oakland.
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FLATS TO LET-Continued.

FLATS TO LET-Continued.
NEW UPPER FLAT; 5 sunny ROOMS,
~ BATH all improvements; cheap. l012 Ringold.
JTPPER FLAT; ROOMS AND BATH; 357
MODERN MIDDLE FLAT, 6 ROOMS AND
w bath; $27; water free. 33lA Oak st.
COX ia McALLISTER, OPP. CITY HALL,
epCC. sunny side; z roomssand bath. ASHTON,
All Montgomery st.
lLAT, ROOMS, YARD, BASEMENT; REA-
Il sonable 16071s San Carlos ave-
T OVER FLAT ROOMS AND BATH; CLOSE
- 10 cars: marine view: modern Improvements.
ll2l Fiibert st.
A \ ELEGANT MODERN FLAT ROOMS,
n bath; choice location 1881 Guerrero ST., near
Twenty-thfrd; rent very low.
81 81 CLARA-UPPER BAY-WINDOW FLAT
~-iO2 rooms att modern; $l2.
QI7 % CLINTON PARK, NEAR GUERRE-
sD 4 ! /. Follower sunny modern fiat rms, bath
QJo FLAT A NICE ROOMS AND YARD. 444
.DIO. Clementina ST., near Sixth
400 O'FARRELL-2 SUNNY FLATS, 3 AND 4
fOC rooms; bath; laundry; central; rent cheap
ElLAT, ROOMS AND HALL; RENT $40. s12
u Jessie ST., near Ninth
QJO NICE UPPER FLAT 5 ROOMS. 1914
epIA. Stevenson ST.; no children.
O00 UNION, CORNER MASON : 3 ROOMS,
OOO $40; lila Union, sunny rooms and bath,
$1s so.
L1XTRA CONVENIENT SUNNY FLATS; 6
Ia anu rooms, DaLn, Improvements,
newly renovated. 1314-1316 Fell ST., near Baker.
ELEGANT FLATS OF AND ROOMS, BATH;
II price reduced. 713 Fulton ST.
ELAT 4 ROOMS APPLY "a ZOE NEAR
Il Bryant.
90 OCTAVIA AND HAIGHT = ELEGANT
OZ corner fiat; rooms bath; $50 so. MADI-
SON u BURKE.
DUMMY FLAT ROOMS, BATH, YARD. IS
- Perry ST.
HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS WITH FINE STABLE;
IL $40. $50 Natoma ST.
I0Oi HAIGHT, ABOVE BRODERICK-SUN-
lOAI ny Groom fiat: best neghborhood; fine
view.
. sunny CORNER ROOMS AND BATH; s15.
- NE. cor. Polk and Jackson SITS.
NICE MIDDLE FLAT, 4 ROOMS, WITH
~ water; SIS. $40 stevenson, near Sixth.
JOI LILY AVE. ROOMS. KEY At GRO
lCl Gerry, Page and Octavia SITS.
LILAT ROOMS; BATH. 95I FOLSOM ST.,
Il near Sixth.
XXX MISSION, Mr.. ELEVENTH. AND
IO1O2 beautiful sunny rooms; bath; laundry.
IoJ LILY AVE.-LOWER FLAT; A ROOMS;
1Ol key at grocery, Page and Octavia SITS.
COX NEW MODERN SUNNY FLAT; S
90. rooms, bath. 925 Golden Gate ave. near
Laguna st.
NEWLY PAPERED SUNNY FLAT OF 8
~ rooms; S12; water free. 1856 Third st.
900 OLIVE AVE, OFF VAN NESS, BET.
AAO O'Farrell and Eilis-Lower fat S14.
ITO HARTFORD-4 ROOMS; BATH. APPLY
LII EASTON q ELDRIDGE, 63S Market st.
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PEOPLE WHO BUY REAL ESTATE, PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE.
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sACRAMENTo COUNTY LANDS.

No. 1012-$5100-120 acres of land; good, new
house of rooms new barn, well of water and force
pump; No. land for fruit and grain; every acre
tillable: will exchange for Oakland, Alameda or
San Francisco property.
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IF YOU WANT A RANCH FOR GRAZING
L purposes or an orchard already improved, where
only a small cash outlay is required, balance pay.
able in or years. apply at 326 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

OS0 COTTAGE ROOMS; LOT 2OOx2OO:
SD1AOO. lovely city Westport; dirt cheap
MICHELS & WOOD, 9l7 Market.
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$350-26 acres of mostly fine orchard, situated
miles from Petaluma, consisting OF cherries, apples
pears plums and berries, all in bearing; fine 2
story 7-room dwelling and outbuildinss: valuable
not only for its fruit products, but excellent place
for poultry.
Send stamp for April number of Petaluma Land
Journal. For further Information apply to DIN
WIDDIE, BRAINERD d CO, Petaluma Cal
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CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY, SAN FRAN
~ cisco, March /, 1se5.-In compliance with the
provisions OF Section OF Order 1898 OF the Board
OF Supervisors, approved September Is, 1885, there
viii be sold at public auction by E. S. SPEAR &
CO. at their salesrooms, 1888 Suffer street. on
MONDAY, April l, 1895, at o'clock P. NJ, sundry
articles of stolen lost and unclaimed property
recovered by the police force of San Francisco as
detailed in inventory thereof on file in the office
of the clerk Of the Board of Supervisors and con-
sistine of jewelry wearing apparel pistols knives
ETC. Open for inspection on morning Of sale.
J. ii. WIDBER,
City and County Treasurer.
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TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT: MACHINES
L sold cheap. HANSON & CO., Chronicle bid, r SO.
TN COMPARISON THE CALIGRAPH LASTS
i forever NAYLOR, 10 Montgomery. Rents
repairs. supplies. mmeOgraphs, installments.
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HOUSE OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY.

$4,000 Great 5n5 6od 5AF Rss ie OUTSIDE |o1sdH
producing monthly rent. Apply T. 2. RIORDAN,
632 Market st.
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GOSO0 FINE RESIDENCE IN EAST OAK
'-'COOO. land, exchange for Sonoma or santa
Cara counties improved ranch. WILLIAM P.
TODD, zoos Broadway Oakland.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-15

ufea-seoool street opposite Capitol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16

same as those paid yesterday. heavy
hogs selling at $i.35G4.75; mixed at 1880
40; light weights at $4.25G4e0, and pigs
principally at $i.006i4.25 The bulk sold at
Si.60N4.l0 for heavy and at Si.f0G455 for
mixed and selected light hogs. The aver
age quality was very fair.
Sheep-Receipts today did not much ex-
coed 900 head, so sellers managed to
sustain the market and prices are no
lower than yesterday. The demand was
fair for Saturday with a widening range
between common and good sheep. Infer
Tor to choice native sheep are selling at
S1.25d4.00. chiefly at S3.00llS.7e and a few
prime export wethers sell at 8. 25ff.50.
Texas sheep are selling at S2.o0I2.75 in
large numbers, and flock Of 552 head of
Oregon sheep averaging lis pounds sold
yesterday at $50. Fair to good clipped
lambs are active at Sic}q9.cJ. and there
is lively trade in spring lambs a S3.J04
$40.
st. Louis. June 5.-Cattle-Receipts. 400;
shipments, 2J00. Supply too small to
make market todap: prices unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 1,90; shipments, 2.209.
Market strong: tops, $3.50; packers, &.49lc
AGO; lights, $43o1ii.45.
Kansas City. June 15.-Cattle-ReCeipt
400; shipments. 1903. aMrket steady; Tex
as steers s.. 15lI47 0 beef steers, $3-U5 so:
stockers and feeders, S2.25GI415.
Hogs-Receipts. 500; shipments, 7o1-
Market steady 10 strong. and active; bulk
of sales, 81 2J6450 heavies, &.9lII4 20.
packers, Si.a4 G4.60: mixed, AI5d4.J0;
lights. A.0094-S0; workers. Si.2eGi-So; pigs,
$S.5094o.
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GIVEN TIME TO FIND EVIDENCE.
Frank Sweet and w. Morton are Held or
Bail in the sum of Fifty Dollars.

The case of Frank Sweet and ".
Morton, an account of whose arrest
night before last was given in yester-
days Eagle. were arraigned before Po-
lice Judge Hatton yesterday as was the
TWO Martin sisters and were admitted
10 bail and their trial set for next Sat
ur6ay.
It was understood yesterday that the
mother Of the Martin sisters was the
prosecuting witness. Sweet claims to
have been married 70 the woman with
whom he is now living two years ago
as Usage. while old man Morton and
Katie Martin do not claim to be mar
ried. Katie said yesterday that she
was % years Of age and she seemed 10
think she could attend TO her own bust
ness.
The officers are going 20 let Sweet
prove his marriage 10 the Martin wo-
man and then they viii make further
inquiry into the report OF the young
man having a wife in Newton
Chief Massey thinks people who get
married hut are too negligent 70 have
the marriage ceremony performed are
rot in any sense ornamental citizens
and there are = few more cases in the
city that he proposes 10 give an oppor-
tunlty 10 explain before the court.
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western preferred 22s per cent and Bay
State Gas 21s per cent. The sales OF
the week were / ,s5S, 100 shares and 15O
stocks were dealt in.
Today's bond market was active and
strong, the total sales being 81 .057 900.
Speculation in bonds during the week
was more animated than for some weeks
past and was notably strong. the clos
ing prices being as rule higher than
those Of the previous week. The more
important gains We're: Detroit Gas fives
1872 per cent Cleveland, Cincinnati. Cen
trail Illinois consOls s per cent, Denver
and Rio Grande fives AZ per cent; St
Louis Southwestern firsts and Southern
Pacific of Arizona firsts 3zs per cent;
Interior Conduit Debenture fives AZ
per cent: Morris and Essex sevens OF
1871 and Peoria. Decatur and Evans
vile firsts, Evansville division. az per-
cent.
The sale of government bonds was
only $4,000 and the new fours sold ar
1875 per cent, the best yet obtained for
this issue.
Silver certificates were dealt in 70
the extent OF $4,000. OF which $50. 600
We're at 67k Gs7 per cent; regular, and
SO, 900 at 67%4 buyers sixty days.
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market was active and business aggre-
gated comparatively heavy. CCnsid-
cradle long stuff continued to be offer
ed. mostly in small lofts, which were
consumed quite readily by the crowd in
general. The decline in wheat and corn
prices was also regarded as effective in
reducing values. September ranged
from 291s to 2S14 cents, resting at the
low price, a decline of Is cent since
yesterday.
The provision market started weak IN
sympathy with the grain prices, but
closed strong on some good buying,
which however was principally due TO
the covering of shorts. The weakness
in wheat permitted good deal of pork.
lard and ribs being bought without
sending prices up very materially. and
the shorts bought upon such an expecta
ton. After a preliminary decline of )
cents in pork and about 21a cents in the
other articles. pork advanced until. com
pared with its price yesterday. it was
cents higher. Lard IS from 90 to ;
cents up and ribs are from ~ to 10 cts
advance.
Estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat 81 cars; corn 200 cars: oats 30
cars: hogs $4,000 head. For the week
lbs 900 head.
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Chicago. June 15.-Cattle-It took but a
short time to dispose of the 4.000 head re-
ceived here today. and prices ruled steady
at S3.60G6C0 for common to extra naive
steers weighing 901G1 800 pounds, sales
weather has injured the sale of big cattle
and they are selling a good deal under
those of medium weights. The recent
rains have helped the demand for stock
ers and feeders. Texas cattle have not
changed much for a week, common grades
ruling a little lower. AS compared with
year ago, the best Texas steers are 400
50 cents, while good cows and heifers are
so cents and 81 higher.
Hog%Only about $500 hogs arrived to-
day and the entire supply, including those
left over from yesterday, did not exceed
1850 head. There was good local pack
ing demand, and between their purchases
and those taken for the eastern markets
the supply was mostly disposed of al an
early hour. Prices We're pretty much the
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North Emporia avenue Baptists
church, corner of Emporia and Tenth
street-Sabbath school at 10 a. m. !;
preaching. The covenant" at IL a. IN. !;
Young Peoples meeting at y. M;
preaching, Faith and Work." 1T 5 p. III.
Rev J. j. Shepard. pastor.
Unitarian church. North Lawrence
avenue, between First and Second
streets-The pastor, Rev. w. S. Vail.
will preach Sunday morning at II a. m.
The Odd Fellows will attend in body.
as il is the memorial day OF the order.
Sunday school al 9:45 a. m. Unity
Guild at p. m All are welcome.
BY request Pastor Sims begins a
series Of sermons on Revelation" this
Lords day morning at 1915. Don't
miss the first discourse as this Will de-
fine terms TO be used in those that fol-
low. The evening theme is Smoking
Flax" Programs for 100 people viii be
given away at the morning service.
There IS one for you. Come
Central Baptist church. at Garfield
hall, corner OF First and Water streets
Regular preaching service at II a. m.
and "a p. m, l. A Hall, pastor. Sub
ject morning sermon: Contagious and
Aggressive Power OF Christianity"
Third Parable. Evening theme: TAX
ing Christ at His Word" Second Mira
Gle Sunday school at n a. m Junior
m; T. y. Walden. choriSteT. All the
membership invited out IN the morn
ing.
-. Johns Episcopal church-Sunday
school a 30 a m. Harry l.. Gordon.
superintendent All children and par
ents are urged 10 be present. Morning
prayer and service at II a IN. Subject
the First Shall be Last" Music by
quartet choir. Ofertory. Miss Lar5mer
Young Peoples Chapter AT y. m. Miss
Nina Pearce leader. Evening prayer
sermon O'Clock. Subject The Lord
Song IN a Strange Land" Music by
vested choir. Oher1ory b. Miss Frances
Alexander The weIl-known singer and
head II the department az vocal music
at the Sherman institute All are in
v1ted % ali these services.
The following musical program Will
be rendered az Unitarian church today:
Miss Galloway
Hymn fIicea) 1900. .--........ Dykes
CUartstte-"Cone Let us Sing. Hlslard
Mss JOcelyu. Nr- Cnslds. Mr. Alley
and Ir. WOOD.
Mrs. Wood. Nr. Alley and Mr. WOOD.
c5arette--Softly Nov the Tght % Day.
Msssrz Higgins. Alley. Tucker and
crueE-
Miss Frances AIderdeiser os .he
Sherman institute. Sherman. Texas.
viii sing az St Johns church thts
evening The Rev. von Tfe-r.ch VIII
preach Or The Lords Song IN q
Strange Land"