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AMMUNlTloN--Powder per kev 9, onz
ss 1o' orastlns powder s; 90 per keg drop shot
BACON Extra short clear I'm sacL, cue
smoked bellies 7Ae New York salt tt bei hItsa2r r
VIsc: breakfast bacon 9AGglkc ~.
>. TAGGING AND TIEs-Less than c,r,o,.
'S cA N A5Sew t'ss sl;logl Is. -4-''
per II. sr mssick wrapped basis "a. 6Ma7c
cANDlES-Star. ruiz weight 1o,kc. e.
ne; inn weight l0,sc: Electric lights iac
choice siss psosor far 0,Hgse prime s,sgsc;
i Toasted conees: Arhuckie's Arosa ivss.
ly,ib eass. liise delivered Se-lb cases hasls
Severed So NV Lions. loolb cases. 10'5oc a i.oc
SSRAcKERs.,A C soda, bulk, boxss az.
az so vartons lse; ginger snaps 7ke; crs ore,
81 siase rlanks sc cakes and iambiesy i'm
$40; Sea FAIRY S $40 N ses N Tisal Wave
Sea Jewel $3.50: ryo hour r4 So N az $50;
imte M no,nt Special rates for shipments "a
,nan hali sacks and wood zoe higher ' ,
: r. FraAaRi'iNAcCEoUs ooops-Gri,s. hou,nv ~,
sco,c sacks eoai 20 per bbi OF four 'v s,sks IN
sssoich oSts y 10; Friends oats 50 ~. sd'ks'
Va iA Ists go; hawkcye oats ssiSG. o'ipm-
leaf $50 ehnso' heree compound 6s0s.c.
t,src,os AM9n'v, to-lb cans re higher -,
pp,aIss: ND cans Nc higher: 5.lb c, man
higher S.lh cans lie higher '''p cans 30
TIC. "4"iie' ricnic hams
in H .oME = eols cans. extracted az c,,,
Ghc. ~ sans extracted $40 |
.o ssis9llAs !d;s RIaseeied fair issaisc Dr,n.
s21ssc '' -'"-'c' fancy new crop syrup
rs silM /, o. Medal s. 20: Magnolia 81 6,
kess' n 81 ~. fiys.galion kegs. N.7s; 1c-ya
style SSisUc m,nnis. 500; pnts hmerlean
W. =; iTgal Hexagon IS 90 A'' style SiS
,kiCE-Estra fancy head sS,e,t.
RoPEe s siandoq. fancy imported shis%cc on
cotton rope 's's ,ec basis '-is io.sc Manila i2c:
u "a. L oais,.srrpool coarse sSasoc: hoe s5oa
Z a. Nss; Co.'s $3.50; ioo,ss. s.. So: 7 Ssis
!, SALT SALT FISH Maekcroi NJ !.
70 80 SUI oo's Woo; tubs S. 00af s 30.
sAHpINEs- American o,..,a
u ls.iaia Wie9is5i imported lls si,saS.;
~ SsAksSsH-1standsrd goodss p aar,r ~ 40
"'ssi Gloss. bulk ave, Nickel I,
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Chroniclc'. weather Report.

especial TO The Post.l
New York, November lo.-'rhe Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says:
Our telegraphic reports from the South to-
night denote that killing frost has occurred
In many sections the past week especially
over the Atlantic States. The conditions have
favored tho gathering OF the crop In those
districts where picking has not already An
ished. Dry weather having been quite gen
era the crop is being moved freely and re-
ports from points in Mississippi and Arkansas
indicate that cotton il being rushed 10 mar
ket From Mobile we are advised that cot
ton picking Is completed In most sections In
that vicinity.
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silver Bullion .dy,,c,a

New York November 10 Silver bullion rar
M hP per ounce further on todaye loca
market making total advance Of nc in
three days Tofays bi1 price for CONNER.
cial bars wns 69ia. Tuesdays was 5s4. To
days advance Ike that Of yesterday. hc-
gan in London whore bullion vas quoted
carly at q 5-i6d pet ounce against 25lld yes.
terdhy and 26ast MONDAY Local dealers were
s'ili somewhat at = loss TO explain Tho move
ment In addition TO Hong Kong orders no.
ticed Yesterday the French mint has lately
ordered 100000 worth OF silver for coinage
purposes, but this order was supposed to
haze been already filled Some dealers in
silver were Inclined to explain tho rise as
u natural recovery due to the fact that the
silver prices have been down this year with
out Adeqnate CAUSE.
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'o'n' e'o'h $500 49, ''.''- -i'', 40 'A',S'S
Comparative Cotton Statement.
AGRICULTURAL YIELD.
Rcports from Correspondence show
Interesting stntistics.

Washington, November 10 The November
report OF the statlsticinn Of the department,
OF agriculture will give 2S,s bushels as In.
average yield per acre OF corn, according n
the preliminary returns ~ the departments
correspondents The preliminary estimate last
year was ~ bushels. that Of 1897. Is Z bush.
els. and tho mean OF the nreljminarv es,,s,
mates Of last ten years n. bushels Tha
indicated Weld per acre in the principal corn
states is ss follows PENNSYLVANIA 81. Ohio
2v Kansas ~ and Nebraska a. bushels TX
preliminary estimate OF the average yi.,s =,
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BUTTER AND Eggs.

Nnleago' November 10. -Buttor n,rre,
n nrm. creamery isd2i; dairy i5a2I J Ee re.
"i 81 I Itesn X; Cheese weak at lihGi2a
~, Louis; November l0.-Eggs weak Al Is
NeW York. November 10, --Eges-Receint.
mar tas cages strong; Western. ungradcd AZ
a. Kansas s CITY. November lo.-Eggs &c high.
cases returned "'s's' io,su'
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New York. November iO,--The decline In
the raw cotton market has had no effect on
the market for cotton goods Tho demand
is stiil ahead OF supplies in brown. bleached
and colored goods and tendency continues up-
ward Several lines OF FORWARD 5txtO brown
shectIDgs advanced to iTsc Wide goods
strong. with sellers reserved Prints firm
with fair business. Linens scarce and still
advancing. Burlaps re higher.
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SUGAR.

anew Mnw Orleans, November -sugar-steadv
White vPua kettle Centrifugal il-IsaiH centrifugal
sas% fsM,lsais BIS yellow. sNdiN seconds
s xs,is saass centrifugal, 2s, syrup.N ".H
sew York, November 10. sugar Raw dul,
,epi "9nh,'hsi Ialr refining. sA centrifugal as
u,,,et ~ Moissses sugar. 3 s-l6. Refined
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Carrill & Rlehardson say Of cotton

csrEill Richardson say Of cotton:
Tho government report was considered a
bearish document not so much that it es-
iimated crop larger than is generally Ok
pected, but larger crop than the trade had
and Idea they would forecast, and as their
previous crop estimates have been 20 much
less than vas realized at the end Of the
season Tho extremely weak Liverpool 7-6i
down. spotB 80 lower. sales L. 900, was an
incentive for some early weakness, but New
York rather ignored tho English market.
holding rather steady until the bureau when
wild scramble OF longs together with a
lutte forcing on the part Of tho hears, caught
stop orders. and the figures tell tho rest
Tho weekly into sight larger than
year the total to date being 5i6aei less than
last year. Tho movement was light all
around. estimates and port receipts hardly
halI OF last year The decline today has
brought out lots Of long cotton. and should
put the market on healthier basis
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NINE AND A HALF MILLION BALES.

Washington November loTh onthy
department
situation 1895
in
the Anal
on the complete and trustworth information.
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BANK CLE.RINGs.
Houston Shows ~ Large Increase
GmINcstnn Dccrcns Kos

New York. November l0.-Following table.
compiled by 1radstreet's. shows the hank
clearings AT the principal cities for the week
ended today, with the percentage of Increase
and decrease AS comnard with the CORE
spending week last yta..
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Quinine, 3764oc per ounce in bottle: NOR
rhine, $40 per ounce; cocaine. Sc 25 per
ounce; borax, size per pound in 0O-poupd
packages copperas, 81 90 per pound in bar
res. castor oil. 81 90 per gallon in 5-gaIion
packages EPSON salts, 81 20 per hundred IN
barrels, alcohol. 81 6o per gallon sulphur,
y 70 per hundred in barrels: alum, orc per
pound in barrels: saltpetre 10 per po,ind In
barrels. c9mnhor Enc 7 ~
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COFFEE.

New York, November 1o-cor..
70 ~ az net loss OF 10 To 20 points ssIos
nomins Iass' Spot coffee. Rio. nominal. mild
Rio o,s uissns November Io.-cofee-
Wv ordinary to fair. sssa7A. ~'''''
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Especial 10 The Post.l


New Orleans. November 10 W II. Bach
eller & CO. Limited, say Of cotton:
Despite lower Liverpool, our market opened
at last nishts closing prices hut on further
decline abroad aided and Allotted by resllz.
inE market sold On considerably. closing
fnsliy AZ nearly tho lowest pon, Of the day.
crop movement 10th proved disturbing Gle
ments. the former stating that on a basis NJ
the highest estimates OF The area under cul-
tvstion, which the department can hud any
watran. the crop can not exceed 9,5G1. 200 ~
a figure considerably belor Mr. Neils estl-
mate. aud Ia noTise justifying the change
think tho liquidation NJ today will vet prove
Of incalnuiahie benefit 10 the market but
placing II In much healthiAr condition The
crop movement is falling Tar short Of the
two preceding years and. viewing The situn-
zion IN all is hearings unquestionaby adj
wise purchases on any aud all rccessinns as
markc, must sell materially higher eventual
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Special to The Post.l
New York. November io.-s Mum. Son &
Co. say OF cotton;
Cotton opened steady. to 3 points lower
on untsyorable cables Heavy selling inAu-
enced largely by decided weak turn IN late
cables. broke prices s points. rallied on
covering ana fair outside buying, but later
turned weak under renewed liquidation and
prices closed barely steady at the lowest. q
points net lofB Tor the day. Liverpool fu-
lures opened "a points down aud closed nm
sct,led at points net decline Spot sales
1900 bales atil3ed advance Trading TODAY
was most active. and total transactions will
foot w the largest in years. No;withstand-
luE the firm tone of the spot market and
heavy purchaEcs against actual spots sold
and that the bureau report estimates a croD
OF 9.5coe0o bales bull traders were unable
IN check tho decline. The continual pour Of
Ions cotton from Wall street aud investment
sources was 100 much for them to stem. We
do not look for much further decline Ia
prices and We believe the bulliBh sontimen,
IN wall street and Investment circles are
ready to take bold Of cotton when they feel
TINT weak longs have been we'll shaken ont
Thcse that purchase cotton at present prices
win not suffer loss as cotton will undoubt-
cdiy sell higher later on.
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Good mIddling.7 s-i
MIddliug fair..77s

Good ordinary SIS Mlddlug fair..77s
Low mddling. s. 1915 Sales ........ $40
Liyerpool-Spots were in good demand
prices lower as revised; sales II COO Of which
10, 500 were Americana imports 6q00, Of which
800 were American.
iOrdinary. $500. ny MddlinR 4 SIC
Good ordnary...5 1916 Good middling. ll-32
Low middling. "a Middling fair. - s-i6
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICE,
current Quotations on Round Lots N,
staple Commodities
HEAVY STAPLES

rnese quotations are revised daily and theI-
those ruling in Houston wholesale marKets arc
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lIng futures ranged as follows

Flour-Slow.
wheat-No. spring 65@8a.
Corn--No. 2 3112132.
No. s white 242.625A.
Rye-No. so.
Parley-No. 2 S4I39.
Flax seed-No. ! ! PIN
Timothy seed-Prime 9. 45d255.
Mess pork-Per barrel 7.a0GS 80
Lard-Per loo pounds .0OT5.i7ls
Short ribs-Sides, loose 1850 %
Dry salted shouldors-Boxe3 52sT5ia.
Short clear sides-Boxed 5 2Nd5 90
Whisky-Per gallon. 2SIs
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dency Of prices, the bull crowd Joined In the
selling movement Prices melted away with
surprising rapidly. the close CT tho first half
hour recording loss OF y points. An eirort
to secure pronts at this time halted the de-
ItI.ne; investors Immediately recovered cour-
|ege and scrambled 10 reinvest. with the re-
built that n rally OF IL points occurred In
much less time than had been taken by the
eAriy slump. When the announcement was
made at 10 o'clock that possible crop Of
9.So0, 900 bales had been raised. bears. With
the assistance OF foreign allies, aggressiyely
attacked the entire list. before ] o'clock
prizes showsi sheer loss OF 1921 points on
the active positions. Some recuperation fol-
lowed later but the general undertone for
the rest of the session was weak, with the
market particularly nervous. At times ex
citernent was at fever heat. with great waves
OF buying and selling and prices were thrown
out u a seemingly promiscuous manner
Reports that Southern spot markets were
holding Arm. with prices IN some instances
hGAcs higher and bullsh summary Of
weekly statistics failed 10 figure In calcula-
tons TO any considerable extent. The mar
ket was finally Irregular at a net loss OF
le TO e points or at the bottom for the day.
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WIRE AND NAILS.
WIRE-Galyanized Glidden $3.50: wauke-

gan si.45
NAILS SO 30 base. Advances for common
over base, I'd. 10c: I'd, i5c; Id and 3D. soc; 50
zoe; sd, l0c; l0d and led. &c. Quotations are
for less than lots
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Grain ana provisions El,c,ner.

Kansas City, November l0--wheat-
no: red. 20. Corn--December. 277s. Nav
w cash No. ., mixed. aSsa: No 5 yhite
Z %S o o 2 white, 26l:. Receipts
na nust' S5tvoo' corr $1,000; oats, none. Ship
New Orleans. November tO.-Hog products
a Raened P9 9l. mess. s.7Sl9oO Lard
Boxed meats-Dry salt Shoulders SSH .
s Ices ~ ~ Bacon-Clear rib sides. 6slasE
sHiams-cholce sugar cured, llMi2 Rice.
sud ordinary TO good, 30b3is Flour. grain
~ m3 90; patents. S.75@3.s5 cornmeal is Hraw
- Hay-Prlme, 1S.5odl4,5O: choice, Il oom
NOV !, Corn-No. sacked. white. 42, mixed
3aiA Se'io"' " oats-No' . sacked. white
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100 packages. per box sa.s5 cora starch SIC
per ID, 20 and 4o-lb boxes.
r SUGAR. Quotations are for small lots.
Special prices are given on carload orders.
Standard granu!ated SAC; cubes and pow
dered sac: Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy
5Ad6c; choice 5lsa6ic; Arbuckle's. 2-lb and
5-lb packages. SIC.
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FRUITS

APPLIES Missouri stock. bills, choice 81 IS
n4.00; extra fancy standard 81 50lf5 %; New
York stock, 81 %: Virginia stock. q 90
j.. BANANAS-Fancy stock, per bunch. packed
81 ,sASf2.00
GRAPES California. 81, 5Oa1.75
C0COANUTS--Pe sack. 81 90.
LEMONS--Fancy Messina, 81. 00d3 so
PEARs-Caifornia per box So 5042. IS.
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New Orleans. November 1o-Hog nroauo.s
LIVE STOCK.

~. HOUSTON.
marie, oiowlng srs tne quotations for TIM
Commission company: "eh-sauhaerA
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OTIS closed easy. prices unohansed; sales


other Spot Markets.
galveston Spots closed quiet. with prices
Low ordinary. ..sM MiddIlnv "a.
Good mddiing M
,snn' olalnary Middling fair III
~e'sf@r'e..tf sHies ,s-,-.-s,-
New fork--spots closed quiet. prices NC
Good ordinary. g 7-fs Good middlIns. 7 is. is
KY ,s,s. mlddlins Middins fair s%
Nsw Orleans Spots closed quiet. prices &c
down. '''s's -
Low ordinary...s sic Middiins III Sis
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cANNEn rRI1rs AND VEGETABLES.

CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
CANNED FRUITS-flneapples. 2-lb. eye
less and corcless si.s5I2.co: 2-lb extra grated
81 .ood2. %; 2-lb standard. sliced. 81 20: pears.
2-lb standard soc; peaches, 2-lb standard 81 30
al IS; standard 81. 25Gi 30; 2.lb seconds 81 10
al .i5 3-lb standard 81 so; 2-lb pie sl.O01l iO
g. Id pie si.i5d1.20.
CANNED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-ib
full weight s5690a: 2-ib full weight s5aIOc;
okra and tomatoes lib soc; Lima beans. 2-lb
full weight 1Jc. string beans 2-lb full weight
I5c: Nc. stringless beans. 2-ib full weight
II 20; red kidney beans. 2-lb full weight Soc;
marrow fat peas, 2-ib full weight 81 i0Qi. %:
early June peas. fancy, s-lb full weight 81 so:
American petit pols peas, fancy. 2-l full
weight 81 .65Tl. 10; asparagus, California. 2is
ID zoo; corn. Auburn cream. Z-lb full weight
s l0al.l5; A No. Glib full weigh; 81 .ojdl 10:
Blue Ridge, 2-lb s0ds5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUlT-Extra standard 2ls.
ID peaches. lemon cling 81 lod2. 20; yellow
wI iw'0Fa ahsrres PACK aDr insr[e .%
$3.50. Bartlett pears sl.eoaa. %: assert
ed sl.sodl.eJi standard eh-lb peaches
yellow, Crawford 81 .5dl. so: apricots l.65G
1.io; bartlett pears sl.75ffl.so.
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BEANs-Navy 3I4a3tsc. Bayou sac; En-
| glish dried Sc pinks $40; Lima 66Shc:
black eyes sc.
BUTTER--Blue Star. PC; dairy lsc; Red
star. 23ci Elgin, creamery 21G2sc: Elgin dairy
bricks ia lSc oleomargarine. solids l2d12lsc
prints l3Ti3isc Blue Star. lsc Texas country
butter. i0nf2iac: Texas bricks. i56isc.
GARBAGE Crates, 81. 50d2.75.
CHEESE-New York full frvam iiIiih
Badger state. iihc Wisconsin full cream
rolls l5c. Wisconsin full cream daisies l5c
EGGS-Texas, per dozen, lIc Kansas 1sG
ONToNS--Per III, ibGiAc.
PEPPER-Chile liai5c per ID: black singa-
pore 13isc
POTATOES Kansas. soae5 per bu; co:o-
RADIO. SIC
POULTRY 81 .so63 0o cocks. large
cid 81 SOAP 90: roasters s, 4512 50, flyers.
$3.50 IS: hroilers, 81 s062.l5 Turkeys
Hens, s. 5ods.5o; gobhlers So. SOAP On ner
dozen. according to size and quality voung
turkeys. SO .Ood5 On. Ducks. s. 25T2. "a Geese,
s. 25955o full teathere1. Guineas, $3.50
Gs2.00
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Houste. Dairy ssa,eme.,.
HOnstOn Compn rntIve Stntcment.

Gross receipts thus far this week sss5a
Gross receipts 10 days this year sci 5S6
Gross receipts 70 days In is0S-ea. 4, 2Ss 5a3
Gross receipts 20 days In Is97-ss 49, I3llf7
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GALVESTON

N orman Iexas. November io.-The
market let" as L fc,,oS stock company reports he
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Totals. U. S. .....,. .si,7l1,I25. SSS 5sS
Totals outside y. y. 6i6,546,9O5 2iS
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.K|R0N CHRONICLES

Mrs. Margaret Erickson is enjoying a
several weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Kornstad, Clay county, S. D..
The first shipment made from New
Kiron was made Saturday by N. r.
Swanson and N. p. Nord. They ship.
ped two cars of hogs to Chicago.
The mission MEETINGS the last week
were attended by surprisingly large
crowd during the entire time, and good
interest was manifested. Visitors from
afar We're so numerous that we shall
not attempt to mention their names.
The new town is increasing in an
pearance and shows signs Of becoming
a town. The depot is being rapidl,
pushed forward to completion. TIL,
Green Bay and Bowman's lumber com
panies are completing sheds and Offices
Other buildings are being erected. No,
many weeks will roll by until bushes,
I will have commenced IN good shape.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! Church Notes.

BAPTIST.

a very interesting sermon was
preached on Sunday morning by Rev.
Bateson. the subject being, 1.-The
Church."
Owing to the death of Rev. Hill, the
pastor, who goes to conduct the funeral
service, will be absent the greater part
of the week. Mrs. Bateson will accom-
pany him.
We were glad to welcome into the
membership of the church, Brother and
Sister Wilson, who, mindful of their
obligations, are ever faithful to their
opportunities.
On Thursday night the regular COW
enant meeting will take place, at which
meeting all the members of the church
are requested to be present.
| Sunday night was the first meeting
of the B. Up. U. since the change Of
the night of meeting from Monday to
Sunday night. A goodly number were
present, among whom were number
of the older members of the church.
| W. WCIC Sluu w loNO SbCLA WAIu OS
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. Jennie Luney on to-
morrow afternoon at 2.45 o'clock.
The ladies of the congregation have
begun preparations for their annual
Christmas Bazaar to be held about the
middle of December.
J, The Presbytery Of Sioux City will
meet this week at Alta. Owing to the
distance and other hindrances there
will be no representation from Denison
u The Sabbath services we're we'll at
tended both morning and evening. The
pastor preached in the morning on
"Joy in the Lords House," and in the
evening on 1.-THE Christian Race
Course" The anthem by the choir was
:, we'll rendered, Mrs. Bradley taking the
!, :, solo part. The Sabbath School observed
Rally Day. with largely increased
attendance.
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AN ARl0N LETTER.

Our grain dealers report lots of small
grain coming in.
Miss Maggie Reagen is spending a
few days in Charter Oak.
Mrs. Mott McHenry visited her sister
Mrs. +. Downs Thursday.
Rev. Goodall. formerly pastor at Dow
City, preached here Sunday.
VIM. N. Schouten and Ed Duncan
were Omaha visitors Friday.
Miss Allie Sewell of Denison visited
with the Misses Richards on Saturday.
Quite a number attended the moving
picture show in the tent Saturday night
Rev. Baxter preached in the church
in the evening. He will preach again
1850 next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. McHenry and
daughter, Abbie, were visiting rela-
tives in town Sunday,
o. M. Underhill and wife returned
home on Saturday. Mr.. Underhill has
taken severe cold and is quite ill.
Emory Widdoes has purchased the
residence west of AL Conrad's from L.
A. Golf and will move into it at once.
On Sunday Mrs. John Golf and
daughter, Myrtle got off the 2 o'clock
train on the Northwestern and attend
ed church.
We understand that Milo Kelley will
again take possession of his building
and continue the business of hotel and
restaurant.
The entertainment given in the
church by Miss. Doulan and other home
talent was a success and all speak III
high terms Of the whole program.
On Sunday we had the pleasure OF
shaking hands with our old friend, G
K. Meyers, of Mason City, who was
stopping over trains in our village.
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ALL ABOUT DELO|T

Will g Prentice was visitor at G..
Newcom's Wednesday.
Benjie Dawson spent Wednesday p.
m. with Mrs. .Chas. Cose.
Geo. Winans was appointed delegate
to the Farmers Congress by Governor
Shaw.
w. T. Huckstep and j. Myres thresh-
ed the first of the week. Cose boys did
the work.
| L. Hoffman and wife and j. B. Daw
son and wife spent Sunday at W. T.
Huckstep's.
Mrs. ]. B. Huckstep is reported quite
sick, at present. Her friends hope fol
her speedy recovery.