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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
WARD CITY.
Prospect for Large Cotton Acreage
SOrIe Political Notes.
Editor TELEGRAPH:

Editor TELEGRAPH:
Not seeing anything from this
place in your paper for some time,
and >upposirg that "ShOrtv" had
"vamOsed. The ranch" | have con-
Guided To give u a few dots
We are having an epidemic of
la grippe in this community
Your humble scribe has been very
sick with it fnr two wee o. more
and IS just now getting able to
walk about the house
The farmers are very busy at
this time preparing their land for
planting. some have already
planted their cotton. Within a
few mics CT this place more than
1000 acres will be planted in cot
ton, the product of which viii go
to swell the trade of some other
place as we have no gins.
The necessity for large depot
and warehouse is very keenly felt
here With improved Shipping
ia rlities fee sure we would have
large crop of vegetables another
year, as We have as fine vegetab {
and farming land, as can b: found
in the state. | understaI { the
officials Of the A ). K. & u rail,
way have the matter of building a
larger depot under adv,S ;ment
We do not hear much of politics
yet Everyone with whom | have
spoken on the subject heartily en-
dor>es the TELEGKAPHs advocacy
of Vim. y ShcatS for re-nomina
tiOn for state superintendent OF
schools. He is looked upon here
as the right man for the place
speaking of superintendent | ar
reminded that the name of Pro
fessor John G.. keIlum is Otter
mentioned bv our citizens in con
neCton with the office of county
superintendent.
ARME
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

See our fine millinery. The
Ideal.
Daniel Shaw, of Nebo. is visit
irg friends here.
James Kelly is visiting relatives
at Lake Butler.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
LAKE BUTLER.
Newsy Gossip From that Thriving
Town.

Town.
By Our Regular Correspondent
The hardest rain that has fallen
for years fell in Lake Butler last
Thursday evening and night.
The ralIrOad officials have been
put to great trouble repairing dam
ages to the J. & S. w, railroad
track caused by the heavy rains
Miss Ethel AlmStead and Prof.
T. ?. Maynard, were visiting
friends here asst week
Miss Jessie O'Quinn the fair
preCeptress of Lrtesville schuo =,
spent the Saturday and Sunday
vacation with friends in Lake But
lrr
Editor T. B Hartig, was in
town veral days this week
Mrs Onie Pons is Frustrated by
a severe attack of la grippe.
Mayor J. J. Jones visited the
strawberry fields of Plant CITY last
week. He found berries moving
off rapidly and fruit in fine Condi-
ton. The recent cold did not
reach them.
Lacy Douglass and wife have
gone to housekeeping in their new
cottage in West Lake kut err
Mrs. Grady and daughter left
Saturday to make their home in
jacksonville.
w. Y. Mangum and wife visited
Jacksonville Friday.
John Croft returned from Key
West Monday morning, where h,
had been attending the Grand lodge
| K. of p. There was but one thing
that happened to mar the pleasure
of the whole trip, and that was th'
sea sickness on the return voyage
Elder Daugher y will preach a
the { hriStian church next Sunda,
morning and evening.
James Kelley is a guest of tn,
| Croft House this week.
The Baptist people are striving
to seat their house of worship will
seats to correspond with the build
ing.
Friends of Mr., F J. wainwright
were sadly grieved to learn of hi
d ath at his home on Waite
Oak
COatsie Mckinney ana Mis-
Kerce, were married at the home c
Mr., w. K Kerce last V n :sda
evening,
Mrs. M. L. Mckinney, left las
Saturday morning to visit Mr.
w. +. Knight, of Nolusia.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23

The Metropolitan Pharmacy has
been somewhat handicapped IN the
matter of displaying their drugs
by the non-arrival of their stock
bottles. A rush Of orders with the
dealers from whom they ordered is
accountable for the delay, but the
bottles are expected in few days,
when the arrangement of the store
will be completed.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
Notice Of Dissolution.

NOrICT is hereby given that the e" partner
y ship hrrriOfOrr existing between f. l..
stewart. u and y p Smith. doing business
der the firm name a:.h STYLE "f the Starkt.
Drug COMPANY. has this daN been dissolved by
mutual consent r.. !. Stew ri haFiug sold his
interest In sad bushes 10 . 7. Smith. who will
continue the business. aSSdmihg all liabilities OF
the firm
Ell. STEWART. NJ D.
= SMITH.
Starkr. Fla March p $40.
3I3 &c
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
Card of Thanks.

The members of the family of
Mr.. J. wainwright, deceased,
desire. to public y express
their sincere thanks for the many
kindneS rs shown to them by
fricn and neighbOrS during his
illness and after his neath.
l. GaSkinS guarantees every
bottle of rnambcrlain'S Cough
Remedy and will refund the money
To any one who is not satisfied. af-
rer using twO-thirds ofthe contents,
This IS the hest remedy in the wOrl :
for Ia grippe. coughs. Gods. Group
and whooping cough and is pleas
ant and safe to take. 1t prevents
any tendency of cold to result in
pneumonia.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23


at Lake Butler.
Curtains, lace curtains, chenille |
and tapestry curtains, at the Ideal |
Mr.. and Mrs a. A burden, of |
Hampton, were visitors to Starke
Thursday.
J. W. Hodges made a business
trip to Ocala Wednesday, return
ING. home Thursday.
If you want to be in style and at
the same time wear a becoming
hat, Miss Embree can suit you at
the Ideal.
w. c Kerce, one of the lea ing
citizens of the GuiIford section,
was a guest of Banker N. 7. Rich
last Sunday.
P Morgan is again an attache
OF the StarSe Drug Company, and
will dispense the cold drinks when
the season opens
Mrs. Mary Geiger. OF Hampton,
and Mrs. c. K Sparkman, of Wa
do. are guests f Mrs. w. +. Vain
right, of this city,
DR.. +. II Blackmarr arrived
here Monday in response to a tel
egram announcing the serious Ill
ness of his little son.
Mrs G. A. Douglass departed
"Wednesday for OCala in response
to a telegram announcing the Sc
riOuS illness of her mother.
Fox SALE-Largc, gentle horse,
wagon and harness. Will SCI
cheap for cash if taken at once.
CHAS, OAKFoRD, Highland, Fla
You don't have to buy 500
worth at Mrs. SiStrunk's in ord r
to get back over charges, but YOU
save ten to twenty-five per cent.
on every purchase.
Miss Florida NcAfee is resident
agent for Cr' fits & Reed, of Chi
CagO. manufacturers of fine toilet
soaps, ard will appreciate the
favor of an order.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w BaiSden will be pleased to
know that their little son is now
beyond danger, after very severe
attack of la grippe,
George Moore. who is taking a
course at the Massey Business
College, Jacksonville, came home
Sunday to spend a week with his
mother. Mrs. w. w. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. J NJ. Brownlee
and the family of J. l.. Brownlee
with the single exception of Mrs
Brownlee, have had a visit from
IA g'ippe. but are recovering at thus
time
N 1dNlSy llIO lllNul olllNC lidll
is So much nd,SpoScd as 70 he con
fined to his bed DR.. Wills. The
atler ding physician, reports Mr.
Davis improving at this time anC
thinks he will SOON be out again
James Alexander, a travelling
phi tographcr, was guest OF Mr.
a.d Mrs. Frank Hoover. of thi
CITY, the first part of the week
Mr Alexander is at present sta
toned at MorrlStOn and report
doing 4 good business.
DR. !. II Colson was called t.
Ward City Thursday to attenc
Senator and Mrs A. Crosby, VIII,
are suffering from la grippe Tn,
doctor reports his patients ratre
seriously indispoSed, but think
they will soon be up and arOunt
again.
Starke'S first buShel of straw
berries for the present season wa
shipped Wednesday. The ship
ment was made up by Messrs. J
l. Brownlee, w. II Underhil'
Ned Lewis, Tom Williams, J. NJ
TRULY and John Ug'ow. Tn
shipping season will soon be at it
height and a fair yield is in pros
Iect.
The Metropolitan Pharmacy ha
been somewhat handicapped In tn
matter of displaying their drug
by the non-arrival of their stoC
bottles. A rush Of orders with tn
dealers from whom they ordered
accountable for the delay, but tn
lA..laa I, ro nmnnctnl In q few dow
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23

Curtains, lace curtains, chenille
and tapestry curtains, at the Ideal
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
For Sale.

100 acres of land, well timbered;
six miles from MelroSe, CLAW COun-
ty. Price reasonable or will ex-
change for village property. Ad-
dress Mrs 5. J Benedict. East
Randolph, y. Y. 2-I6St
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23

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d. k,yT
p and iH
Irest ON
b alUnlS ~
|orne reco1r
bey induS
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
MsC!zAaLL .
A11ER NS\@
JOYS Of SubHrbAD Life

LSs-IIs west IHh STREET. Mu I-rh cttT, =. I.
joys Of Subs ban Life.
Eyes" sighed the subCr baD rcs:oent
~ thought had shaken Off nv nU9do ,
until that last blow came. Now ha' ,
figured out that my visest Plan is y
just sit around the house and protest
such property as have left.
when | went ont there. it was with
a longing TO revive the pleasures II life
i'll a country home, snch as .{lEd made
my boyhoOd so happy. HuE,r. !.
Snces were as dismal a. my.
tiUns had been bright Chicken
rsided my hennery until the lastt
choice Cochin ChInas had disap.
All the lus-iOus fruit was PR
from peach trees that l has
with jealous cpEc6aUr years
piss that seFr'M me iAtne di
garbage were surreptitiOusl-
grace the fea-t of those WI
the fear Of. the law be;~~
Not content with de- ~ 30
live stock and farm n .ssG
marauders invaded e ,lSs2
awakened one morninG ttues. l9e -
since Of my enti"~N Ell :.
lars and cuffs il &c T.,
MOI h:u collar InG,t Pfs l3n..-;e. .
Then put in bui. ~
with one eye open:He o. / "
Just as had be ~.
WAS feeling secure sS-
run for ofioe. You K, -
spent IS, 200 and didarss Il
the race They doubleScfot -
I'm an Ishmash,e. l VIII ~.
nor ask quarter. I've ret
have the finest private oollecern"S, =
arms in this or any other country
Detroit Free Press. -
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
Died.

Frank Hamlin, infant son of
DIR and Mrs f II. PIaCkmarr, OF
Chicago, Gicd al the home Oh Mrs.
f.. Strong in this Citv "Wednesday
morning, at O'Clock, OF cari larv
bronchitis, after several days of
acute suffering The body WIS
embalmcd Wednesday and will be
placed in the vault at the home of
Mrs. Erwin Johns to await trans
mission to the North The funeral
services will be conducted from
the home of Mrs. Strong at 2:3o
p. N. to-day. Friends are in
vited to attend the services at the
house The services at the vault
will be private
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-23
Bows in q Row.

An alteration between some
boys at Temples Mil SUNDAY
afternoon resulted in Jonah I'm
derhill the I4-year-old son of Mr.
T. r. Underhill, receiving some
severe bruises.
Young Underhill and John F.
lington, lad of seventeen, had a
misunderstanding and Ellington
threw Undcrhill down on the rail
road track. In the fall Undrrhil
struck the iron and was rendered
unconscious for time, but nnally
made his way home and reported
the matter to his parents. After
reaching home he was suffering so
much that his father ca led in DIR.
Francis. The doctor found the
boy suffering from some severe
bruises, but thought he would be
up and about in a short while.
Young Ellington was arrested
on complaint Of Mr. Undcrhil' and
was placed under bond for appear
ancc before Justice Gardiner
Thursday morning. 1t was found,
however. ina, the Undt rhill boy
had not Sufficiently recovered to
attend the hearing and the case
was postponed until such time as
he is able to give testimony
against young Ellington.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at ST. Louis. Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS April 2s-Flour dull; patents.
WSea extra rs faney oe AGr sea os Mas
s July a ss4e No . hard Mdy ssAc iS
2f4c; July. 227sc: No. white, 27lka27%c. Pork
s ssss b9 Gans @ for Ga for ,s b1T
salted meats easier; boxed extra shorts, s.. l2l2;
easer soxed Extra shorts sides Clear aS
s7.75: clear sides. s7.s7lA Timothy seed steady;
meal steady at s2o5a2 TO- Bran dull; sacked.
east track zoe Hay Hay steady at sIi@i2:
lion cotton ties. sl.sO. Bagging. 73aqSAc. Hemp
twine. &c Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls: wheat.
ments-FIour. 5000 brIs: wheat. $1,000 tu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats. $1,000 bu.
BALTIMORE, April 23.-Flour dull: Western
Western family, S. 2Oaa.5o winter family, $3.50
s Rrss 5a@ receipts as sB Bra e1 Sasa
- ds s1s bris Wheat weak; spot and April 1o4@
No red. ssassKc: receipts. s.cso bu: exports exports
none; southern wheat, by sample, s4@11,sc;
Spout sSSfhs and wheat Apf on gssa May o0Es
steamer xes ngSS reeeP,s EOS ST. Su
corn, iig45c. Oats dull and easy; No. white,
S s iot No s mTsd d 2s92ssc Hay steady
LIVERPOOL. April 2s.-wheat-Spot dull; No.
California. IS AID: No. 2 red Western winter.
IS d 1u futures re quiet APRIL nominal May
e I'D; July. 8 lisdass nd September. Is llIsd.
berand cut dull at ass short clear backs dull
at 3Ss. Lard-American refined dull at 3ss Sd:
at 3ss. Tailow. prime city steady at sSs Tur-
pentine spirits steady at AIS Cd.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Flour dull; fancy,
s3.15G3.30. Wheat nominal; No. red 73Ihc
Corn easier; No. mixed. 41QHxc. Oats dull
and lower; No. mixed, 26d26Ac. Rye quiet:
No. 2. Gle. Lard easier at sss7ia. Bulk meats
quiet at $3.50. Bacon steady at $3.50. Whisky
firm at Si.25k. Sugar steady; hard refined,
4.60Gi5. 90c
TOLEDO, April 23.-wheat dull and lower: No.
2. cash. ne; May, 71Ac. Corn dull and lower;
No; 2 cash, Sslsc Oats dull and lower, No 2,
cash, 2il5c. Rye dull and unchanged. Clover
seed weak and lower; cash, prime, old, s4.75;
April s.: No. 2, Si.35G4.5O.
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AT NEW YORK.
Liquidation All Along the Line Forced
Prices Downward.

NEW YORK, April Observation-Disclosures.
$500 brls: exports. 1871. The market was
moderately active and lower.
Wheat-Receipts, T.7O0 bu; exports. 55.-
$780, Spot easy; No. red. 7sAc (. o. b.; No.
2 red. 751kc elevator; No. northern, Du-
luth, 751kc T. o. b., to arrive. Options were
weak pretty much all day. influenced by
easier English markets. break in corn
and provisions. special crop news and for
eign selling. Liquidation of May was also
feature. The market closed easy at Aq1sc
net decline; May. 72sGz2s4c: July. ~ 3-1sQ
72ssc closed at 723sc; September, 72s4Q73c,
closed at 727sc.
Corn-Receipts, As $50 blu: exports, &c. 692
Spot easy; No 2, 46ssc I. o. b.. afioat; 45%c
elevator Options were weak and lower.
early in the day, through liquidation and
exceptionally fine crop accounts but rail-
closed steady at as@1zc net decline; May.
4SIsd4S7sc, closed at $3.50; July, 437sG4f11c
closed at 4iasc: September. 4i&d4i7sc closed
at 4424c
Oats-Receipts. 13s.60o bu exports. 10, PCS
Spot dull: No. 2, 2Sc; No. 3. 279c; No. 2
mixed Western. 2Sq29c; track white, 2SG34c
Options slow and featureless. closing nc
lower: MAY closed at 26a4c; No. white
oats. May, closed at 29c.
Lard steady: Western steamed, $737h
Refined steady; continent. $780, South
American. SIS; compound. S6.62i1. Tallow
unsettled; city. SIC; country, 5SsN5lzc Cot
ton-seed oil steady; prime crude, CSC: yell
low. 39c.
Freights. to Liverpool quiet; grain. by
steam. 3i5d.
Cofree-spot Rio quiet; No. invoice. Sc;
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianaians:
Original-Edgar III. O'Neall. Crawfords-
Vile S.
Additional-Robert +. Bull. .yea. IS TO -.
Job NJ. Jolliffe. Samaria, Sc 20 s..
Renewal and RESPONSIVENESS NJ. Gwinn.
Rushviile, s..
Increase-Daniel Mckenzie. Terre Haute.
SIG 10 81: Joseph Sweazey. Elrod. SIG 10 ST.
James ID. Catch. Indianapolis. sl7 10 so.
George Rich. Seymour. s2i 20 $50: william
w. Lewis. Montpelier. s. TO $: Jesse A
Scott, National Military Home. Grant
Vile * 10 So: Jacob Hedrick. Washington.
sc 10 s.: William III. Reeves. Montpelier. 80
10 ST..
Original widows. efc.-(Special April &
special acp. marguerite Bomke. New Al
War with spain (orisinap -etsphen 4.
NauSle. Wolcott. ~
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. April s;-Butter-Recepts. s.s7a
PACKAGES; market steady; Western creamery.
15l941sc; factory. 13G15c. Cheese-Receipts sal
packages; market steady; fancy large white,
uIzc; fancy large colored, 11@11hc; fancy small
white 1o%allc; fancy small colored. 1O%c. Eggs
Receipts, 12,26S packages; market irregular;
Western storage, at mark. 12&G13c; regular
packing. 12Q121zc, at mark; Southern. at mark,
12G12Ac.
PHILADELPHIA April 23.-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery, 1Sc: fancy Western prints,
zoe. Eggs firm; fresh nearby, Western and
southwestern, 12c; Southern, 111ac. Cheese I'M
changed.
CHICAGO; April 23-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm, creameres,
l4G17l4c daires. 1212a15c. Cheese firm at l2di3c
Eggs steady.
KANSAS CITY, April 23.-Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 1Oc doz cases re-
turned; new white-wood cases included, 10kc.
ELGIN, April 23.-Butter steady at 1Sc Offer
ings, 70 tubs, with bids of I71kG1Sc but no sales
Sales Of the weak, 10,2S0 tubs.
CINCINNATI April zS.-Butter steady Eggs
steady at loo. Cheese easier; good to prime
Ohio fiat, ll19c.
2 BALTIMORE, April 23-Cheese firm and un-
changed Butter and eggs steady and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS April 2S.-Eggs higher at lO%c.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
CThe quotations given below are the sellir
prices OF the wholesale dealers)

cThe quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.
Corn. 75c6sl-25. Peaches-Eastern Standard.
s.lb. s292 ss 3-lb seconds. :l.sO62: California.
MisceiIanecus~ lib. Ss@scc gssp
berries sIe s aba,sa ssa PaSnesDpes STANDARD
full weight light e0' soS sssers st iS
P beans sIS sss sc, EARLY june
l9ss Gsd $ sss egs
Candles and Nuts.
ssc per H s mon, msss
Nuts~soft- sheiled almonds. isGisc: English
walnuts l2Qlic; Brazil nuts. &c; filberts. lie;
Coal and Coke.
:, anthracite sall sizss,. .. per ton: G: & Q:
winifrede. s4.25: Jackson, a.25: block S. 25
Island city lump. s5.75; lump coke lie per bu.
3 bu. BlossSaiE $ per tom; connesviiie eo Ike.
s. per ton; smokeless lump $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Bleached sheetings-Androscoggln L. nc;
B Be.kley No. g. sac; Cabot; IAe: Capitol sac;
the LS iS'b sac; c EaT EC ssG Fi5shvllle
Hin. 7Ac;. Hope. 7cs Linwood 7Isc: Lonsdaie.
Sc peas s se Pride Of The West II,fe Ten
Csc: Androscoggin. 81 &c: Androscoggin. iO-l.
Brown Observation-Disclosures A. SIC: ArSyle
&c: Boot &, &C; Bucks Head. SIC: clifton
cCC. &c: Constitution. i0-inch, 6i5c; Carlisle 4n-
inch, &C.: Dwight's Star. 7c: Great Falls 5i.c.
Great rails j., 5lsc: IIll Fine. 7iSe Indian Head
Sroscoggin. 81. &c; Androscossin. iO4 ssc An
Prints-Allen dress styles sc. Aliens staples
sc: Allen TR, sc: Aliens robes 5I%c. Amer
lean indigo. SC; Arnold long cloth. Il, Sc: Arnold
Lie. &c: cocheo fancy. SIC: Hamilton fancy
5Iac: Merrimac pinks puppies &C. Pacific
fancy. 5isc; simpsons mourning. sc: simpson $
Berlin solids. SIG. Simpsons oil finish &c.
american shirting. &c; black white. 4isc; grays.
iiec.
Kid finished cambrics-Edwards. &C: Warren.
3&c, Slater. &C: Gcncsee. 4c.
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. Ilizc: Conestoga,
BE- lSc; Cords lao. uAc; Cords IT. usc;
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Building Permits.

c. Healing, Washington and Lasalls
streets, repairs. SIS.
w. s. Hubbard. ll3l North Illinois street.
addition, 500.
veranda, SIS.
T. NJ whitIock. 2is0 Ringoid street. sum-
mer kitchen. $50.
John Werner, Sixteenth and Olney
streets dwelling. s150
w. F. Stevenson, 1913 North Alabama
street. repairs. $50.
E. T. Howe, 1201 Windsor street. shed
and repairs. $50.
Annie Haynes. SPA Bates street. frame
kitchen. $50.
NJ B. Bias. corner High and Prospect
streets, repairs. $50.
E. L. Alexander. 1921 Virginia avenue,
frame kitchen. IS.
kathryn Crerniller. 1917 East Twelfth
street, frame kitchen, 800.
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Deaths.

Ray Mathews, five years, Churchman
pike, meningitis.
Leo Gray six months. sos West Michigan
street, dyspepsia
Infant Stringfelter, 1881 Lafayette street,
spasms.
Bernhard Nenmeyer. ninety years. 722
North Noble street. apoplexy.
Martha Wells. forty-nine years, 1119 La
fayette street, tuberculosis
Julia Jackson, sixty-seven years; 526 ROa-
noke street paresis.
Mary Raney, seventy years. GA South
Senate avenue, grip
Infant Griffin, 1856 North Pennsylvania
street, cyonosis.
Eliza Bryan, eighty-one years, 1859 Bates
street, influenza.
Julia A. Budenz. seventy-one years. 2117
Shelby street, paralysis of heart.
Emma A. Irish. thirty-five years, 2038
Shelby street, consumption.
Leslie ThOrnburg, four years, 46 North
Temple avenue, scarlet fever.
Walter s. Thomas, thirty-five years, 429
Virginia avenue, Bright's disease.
Ruby A Carvin. fifteen years. Ills Park
avenue, typhoid fever.
Alkaline FL Hallowel, fifty years, 2505
College avenue. enteritis.
Emma johnson. seventeen years. GIT Lin
coin street heart failure.
Wilhelm Pape. thirty-eight years 500
Weghorst street. heart failure.
Ellen Fleming, sixty-three years, 1922
East Market street, heart failure.
Mary Starting. nine months, 1906 McCor-
mick street, pneumonia.
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OILS; Gamers. s2s5ds.25; fed Westerns. $3.50
40: Texans S46f465
Hogs~Receipts. 1900. Market slow 20 EQ1oc
lower. Heavy hogs. S.55q5.45; mixed. s5-5oQ5.fos
light. s5Q5.30: pigs. A.55d5.o5
Sheep-Receipts. 1850. Killing sheep active
and steady: fed lambs closed l0c lower. Colo
RADIO lambs. S. eO47; clipped lambs. s5.55ffs-s 30;
muttons, IS. 50G6. stockers and feeders. $500
SIS: culls s3.50as. 80.
ST. LOUIS, April z.-Cattie-Receipts, 100.
including l400 Texans Market weak and loc
lower for natives Texans slow and l0c of. Ma
tive shipping and export steers. A-5od5.s0,
dressed beef steers. 81 2sn5l5; steers under loo
lbs $4G4GO: stockers and feeders. s3.35Q5.o5s
cows and heifers 81 25d5: Gamers. fL5oq2 So
bulls. s.. 10G4.10; Texas and Indian steers. $4oS
as; cows and heifers, 81 5om3.S5
Hogs-Receipts 7i0a Market &c 20 l3c lower.
Packers. s. 3O1I550. butchers. $5.f5fI5e
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market dull anc loo
lower Native muttons, s52G6.25; lambG. $500
7.35: culs and bucks. s4fI5.
CINCINNATI. April 2s.-Hogs active and
lower at $f55n5.50.
Cattle easy and lower at s3.25G5l0.
Sheep, s.. 45d5.50. lambs steady at <e47-<os
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-APRIL %.
Births.

Daisy and Sigel Mcdaniel, 1015 Sheffield
avenue, girl.
Rose and David A. Wilson, us Warman
avenue, girl.
Maggie and Fred Zig, 535 East Merrill
street, girl.
- McMeans, 311S Central avenue, boy.
Mary and William j. Griffin, 1856 North
Pennsylvania street, boy.
Lou and Samuel Faut, ga Bismarck ave-
Ella and r. F. Wright, 62S Birch avenue,
girl.
Frances and James Renick, 325 Oriole
street, boy.
- Koehler, 500 Keystone avenue. girl.
Della and Frank Kelly, 2215 East Michi-
gan street, boy.
Nora and Walter f. Crooke, 1122 North
Beville avenue, boy.
and Harry Schad 1876 North Capitol
avenue, girl.
Gertie and John r. McCarty, 1109 Divi-
sion street, girl.
Carrie and II. w. Fielking, S27 South
State avenue. boy.