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The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01
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Modern Surgery Surpassed

"WhiIe suffering from bad case of
piles | consulted a physician, who advised
me to try a box of DeWit's Witch Hazel
Salve," says Ct f. Carter. Atlanta, Ga.
II procured box and was entirely cured.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Save is a splendid
cure for piles, giving relet instantly, and
l heartily recommend it to all sufferers. y
Surgery is unnecessary to cure piles, De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve will cure any
case. Cuts, burns, bruises and all other
wounds are also quickly cured by it. Be-
ware of counterfets. Sold by j. Ii. Duna.
want
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01

Mr.. Coffey, of Palestine, Ark.
passed here Tuesday enroute to
Scanllngs landing.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01

Since the 10th day of July. 1901,
the county court of st. Francis
county Ark, has let the contract
tor.the building of twelve large
bridges and all these bridges are
now complete with the exception
ofone across Allen Bayou which
will be finished about November
10. The number of feet to have
been erected up to the present
time is | ,645 at a cost of S2,744.30
and the following table will give a
description of the bridges and thoir
location:
J. spy Buck-4s #, w. Ferguson 81 - per IT
:. Cypress Slough-20S #, Same Si3O per Il
j. Flat Fork-405 ft-I. C. Devane 500 per it.
4. Fishing Lake DR. liz ft-W. c, Ferguson
800 per IT,.
5. Caney Greek Ne. 6s ft-Gorum & Burns
500 per fit.
5. Bivens Bayou so ft-Alf Ashworth 80 so pr IT
!, First Creek so ft-Joe Campbell sl45 pr IT.
$. Mcdaniel Creek - ft-W. C. Ferguson
Sl.75 pr it..
3. Caruthers Bayou q fiji. p. Owen Al. IS prft
10. Caney Creek No 30 ft-W. C. Ferguson
81 p per #
IL. Alien Bayou 176 ft-Same 500 per fl,
IL. Poplar Creek 80 ft-Same $50 per It.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01

The Candy ball has been out at
ter the little fishes for several day
and has offered them numerous in
ducemGnts but they have refused
to take the bait up-to-date.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01
The Children'S Friend,

You'll have cold this winter. May be
you have one now. Your children will
suffer too. For coughs, Group, bronchit s,
grip and other winter complaints One
Minute Cough Cure never fails. Acts
promptly. 1t is very pleasant to the taste
and perfectly harmless. G. B. George,
Winchester, KY, writes: "Our little girl
was attacked with Group late one night,
and was so hoarse she could hardly speak
We gave her few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t relieved her Immediately
and she went to sleep. When she awoke
next morning she had no signs of hoarse.
ness or croup.n Sold by J. Ii. Dunayant,
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01
DEMOCRAT TINES.

We are having beautiful wealth.
er,
Cotton picking is progressing
very nicely.
Corn is about all gathered in
this section.
Health is very good here with
the exception of few brain troub.
les.
J. NJ. Wallace, of Sand Ridge,
was genial visitor to this locality
Saturday of last week.
Charles Hunter passed this way
on Saturday of last week enroute
to Proctor to look after his inter-
est there.
Mrs, w. S. Thomas, visited the
Sand Ridge community Monday.
Frank Wood, of Sand Ridge,
was calling at Democrat on bust.
ness Tuesday.
Our Postmaster was out looking
after the widows and orphans,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lille Wallace, OF Sand
Ridge visited Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs. Jackson Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
P. Jackson made a flying trip
to Forrest City on business Mon
day.
Mr.. Coffey, of Palestine, Ark.
passed here Tuesday enroute to
Scanllngs landing.
The Candy ball has been out af.
ter the little fishes for several days
and has offered them numerous in
ducemSnts but they have refused
to take the bait up-to-date.
The colored people ofthis local..
ty arc applying the old rule OF
make hay while the Sun shines.
The dry weather must have had
some effect on the prospective can
didatcs as the crop seems to be
short. SILVER BILL.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01
Reliable and Gentle

"a pills pill, says an Old saw. But
there are pills and pills. You want pill
which is certain, thorough and gentle.
Mustn't grippe. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers fill the bill. Purely vegetable Do
not force but assist the bowels to act.
Strengthen and invgorate. Small and
easy to take. For sale by ]. u. Dunayant.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01
Great Luck of an Editor.

For two years all efforts to cure Ecze-
ma in the palms of my hands failed"
writes editor IL. Y. Lester, of Syracuse,
KAN, "then | was wholly cured by Buck
lens Arnca Salve." It's the worlds best
for eruptions, seres and al skin diseases
Only 25c, at j, II, Dunayants.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01

Attorney John Calling WAS in Mem.
phis the first of the week and gave "A
Commercial Appeal reporter some
straight tips on the cotton prospects
for St. Francis county. We won't
make much over half crop.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01

Miss Joy Prewett, Of Helena, came
up Tuesday night, and is spending a
few days with relatives and friends.
She is charming guest of her brother,
Attorney j. NJ. PreWett, and family.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01
Have You Heard OF It?

What? Adair's Venetian Cream Use
one box and your freckles and blotches
will disappear as if by magic, without a
particle of injury to the most delicate skin.
Nothing like it as complexion beautifier.
Price Csc, at .Ino. Il. Tipton's.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it is
simply Iron and Quinine in tastsless
form. No cure, no pay. soc.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-01
Personal.

Will the lady who fell in a swoon last
Thursday in front OF the postoflice. call at
our store? She suffers from biiousness
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will surely
cure her. Sold by +. ii. Dunavant.
The evening world., 1901-07-26
TRUST CROWDS
OUT $4,000 MEN.
Big Concern with Ma.
chine to Bake Bread
for Country.

A corporation which In time expects
to contro! the bread output OF the
United States. beginning In New York
With . capital stock Of s3.ooO.oo0. was
Incorporated to-day In New Jersey. II
:. said that the entire stock has been
While the now company intends at
present only to corral the bread orders
In New York City. Newark and New
Jersey. already offers have been ex-
tended to Chicago and ST. Louis with a
View to reaching the large bakehouses
OF the West.
Some OF the big bakeries in New York
have already been absorbed and others
are taking the alIuring bait.
Tho papers were drawn by sx-Judge
Augustus Van Wyck. and the inoorpo.
rators representing capitalists who wish
10 be hidden are: Joseph II. Strange.
Of Orange. n. j.: Paul F. Lorder and
Joseph Roach. OF jersey City.
The National Bread Company was or.
saniEed to consolidate the large baking
concerns and to acquire a new bread
making machine which kneads bread at
great saving and increases the loaf %
per cent. with the same amount OF four.
The creation OF the new trust will shut
out the small breadmakers nnd thsoW
5000 men out Of employment.
The evening world., 1901-07-26
PUC|L|ST
N Gam IN
A COLLAPSE.
Trouble in Store for
Politicians If the
Boxer Dies.

PATERSON. y. j.. July 2e.-'Jim'
McCann. the PAsAaic (E. - puEilis;.
who fought thlrty-seven rounds a few
days ago at secaucus with Andy
Watson. OF Little Falls. and who was
Knocked out. - a< private saritarium
IN a preoa1ous condition.
prominent Paterson physician, who
was called In flrse to attend the injured
man. and whose tee was refused him
because McCann's baoksr favored an
other physician. In his anger told Of
McCann's condition. This vas noissu
about, and the DOCTORS bali has boon
raid End an extra bonus thrown In. Now
the doctor refuses to TIN. but does not
dcny that he attended the unconscious
man the morning OF the neht.
The watson-NcCann nght will 70
down in puEilts:lc history OF this State
as one OF the nnst brutal as we'll as
one OF the most scientific contests ever
pulled on under the very eyes OF the
authorities. Prominent politicians from
Trenton. Jersey City. Newark and this
city were at the ringside. but as every
man was obligated not to speak OF the
S!eaned
McCann may die. and II he dpes there
viii b. nm exodus of prominent men
from this State for . time At least.
A.gCInn,s mother. WAC gave the TIP
that the light would take place. has
been given a sum of money TO keep hcr
mouth closed. At ilrst she was willing
10 talk but now she declares that her
son II in Brooklyn visiting an aunt and
thu, she does not know OF any fight.
The evening world., 1901-07-26
BLIND GIRL
TOOK MONEY.
Emma Turner Thought
Her 8rOther.in.Law
Would SpendIt.

Crying 'Murier" and shouting "a, the
top OF her voice that she was being
GhOked. Emma Turner. u blind Eiri. who
lives with her brother-in-law. John
S~sry. at No. us East One Hundred and
Twenty.Aecond street. resisted arrest to-
day. She was accused Of stealing 81. I50.
two gold watches valued at 500 and n
diamond ring " equal value. belonging
to Mrs. Se.rs. her sister
When two detectives Of the One Hun.
dred and Tw-nty-Anh street station
Informed her she Was under arrest
Emma gave vent to yelis and tried to
hurl herself from the window. She was
caught In time and taken beior. Masis-
tratc Zcllcr. In Harlem Court.
Emma Turner Is thirty-four years OF
age and has spen; some years In an In
stitute for the blind. According to her
story Secry came home In an unusually
happy condition and fell asIcep IN the
sofa. She went through his clothes and
ief, the house with the money and jew
clry. Two days ago Miss Turner re-
turned to the house and admitted the
theft. Then Seery reported tn. care 10
the police and he detective went to the
house to-day 10 compel Miss Turner to
d!sgorgc.
She refused to .loso. saying her broth.
er.!n-law would .pcni III. money for
drink. All persuasion failed. Miss Tur-
ner would not Disclose the hiding place
pf the money nor give tn. detectives
the least bit OF satisfaction. They then
placed her under arrest.
Before Magistrate Zcller she reiterated
her Intention to remain silent rcxa, iinH
the disposal OF the money and jewels.
and was held In 81 so hail for "xamina.
I ion
The evening world., 1901-07-26
Riot Follows Fatal
Shooting in HeII's
Kitchen and Police
Reserves Are Called
Out-viCtimMistaken
for Another.

James Allen will pay with hts life the
penalty for looking like Dan Miller. He
was shot and mor;aliy wounded to-day
By Patrick Cray. burglar. whom he
had never sccn before. The shooting
"sts followed by an attempted lynch!ns
and rio, In Iiclrs Kitchen of such
o'nlnous proportions that the reserves
OF the West Thirty ty-sevenlh street sta
ton We're called out.
Alien. a husky young 'longshorcman.
lived at No A3s West Fortieth street.
Cray. when not in jail. had home at
No. 3l3 West For,y-!our;h street. He
lived there with q woman known as
Maud Cavanagh. few days ago one
Dan Miller persuaded the Cavanaxh
woman to desert Cray.
Cray had seen Miller once or twice.
He was furious when he learned the
truth. He purchased "a revolver and
swore that he would no, sleep until he
had M!lier's lie.
Since that time he had hunted cease
lessly for Miller. lie had heard tina,
and went to that locality this morning
with snurdcr in his heart.
In front o! No. iie West For,ieth
street he met Allen. Running up to the
unsuspccting man ne caugh, hold OF his
coat.
''I'vc got you at last! Say your
prayers.' shouted Cray.
Allen struggled In the grasp OF his
assailan,. He protested that he did not
know Cray. and when Cray accused him
OF being Miller ne offered to 20 to
saloon on the corner and prove that his
name vas Allen.
The evening world., 1901-07-26
Rooters Have Chance to Cheer in the Fourth |nning
When New Yorks Score Twice.
SAFE.
SAYS MARTIN,

ditional weight on others. which
caused them to snap.
He accounts for the fact that the
breaks occurred long before they were
discovered by saying that they were
in the part OF the suspenders between
the girders and were not visible un-
I'll the raising OF the cable pulled
ont the broken bars.
District-Attorney Philbln declared
to-day that he would present the
facts In the case to the Grand Jury
for immediate action. He said that
some one would be held responsible
for the breakages. While not pre-
judging the matter. he said that Com
missioner Shea should have known
OF any overwhelming OF the bridge
and should have guarded against It.
Traffic was resumed on the north
roadway this morning.
Che: EnEinec. Martin. repor. Is ns
follows:
HROOKLYS. July y 1901.
Hon. John l.. Shea. Commissioner OF
Bridges.
Dear Sir: beg leave to make the fol.
CONTINUED on Second Pa.e)
The evening world., 1901-07-26
GIANTS PLAY B0ST0NS::
GAME FULL OF ERROR,
SHOT DOWN
WRONG MAN.

Cray was Wild N;h anger by this time.
lie drew his revolver and fired a sho,
into Aliens abdomen. AS Allen fell
Cray fired another shot. which pierced
Aliens LEI; arm.
The struggle and shooting had been
witnessed by u number OF young men.
all Of whom knew and liked Allen.
When they realized that a stranger
had shot him right under their noses
they made a rush for Cray.
With his pist"! In his hand Cray ran
to Ninth avenue. pursued bv mob
that grew In size with every step. lie
turned north in Ninth avenue. and at
Forty-hrs; street was stopped b. Po-
liceman Trojan. OF the West Thirty
rest and Trojan called for assistance.
Policeman Thomas responded and to.
gcther they disarmed Cray.
The two policemen started with their
prisoner back to Fo.,te,h street In order
that he might be Identified. When they
got to the scene OF the shooting the
whole block was packed with mob
howlinE for vengeance.
Trojan and Thomas drew their re-
volvers. Many m!ssilea were thrown
at them. but they stood arm and kept
the crowd away or Cray would have
been torn limb from limb. Somebody
telephoned to the statbn-house that
there was a riot In Hollis Kitchen and
Capt. Cooney. with .ourtetr, men, went
to the aid OF the mob menaced police
mrn-
They were Just In time. The mob was
closing around Trojan and Thomas who
were ioath 10 shoot: Cooney and his
They though. the Hell.s Khchen'.e.
once they were inha,ncd with rage.
They plunged Into the mob with
progress was like the sound OF men
welding axes In a forest. Man after
man went down with broken head,
The impetuousi.y OF the police charge
dispersed the mob
Cray was taken before Allen and iden.
tined: Then. Allen was taken to Roose-
welt Hospital. where It was said that no
would lie In n few hours.
II Kot the wrong man." said Cray II
thought he was Dan Miller that ran
away with me girl
The evening world., 1901-07-26
OPERATORS SEEK
INJUNCTlONS.

PlTTaBURG. July J.-Despatches
from Lisbon. o.. report great excite
ment there over the presence OF two
officials OF the United States Steel Cor
pora,iOn who are looking for Judge
boone. for the purpose OF securing In
functions against the Welisviile strikers.
Judge Boon. was out Of town. but
wuS expected home some time to-day.
1t was rumOred that the combine OF Of
cealsd In the outskirts Of tbs town. but
the efforts OF the strikers to fnd them
were futile.
1t Haa also rumored that several ncp.
uniOnlsts had been capturtsi and bca ten
near Lisbon, but this could not tie con-
flrmed.
The evening world., 1901-07-26
HANNA MAY ACT
As A MEDIATOR.
He May Be Selected to
Settle the Steel
Strike.

CLEVELAND. o.. July B.-RsferrinK
to the statement that he would be asked
to act as mediator between the Amalga.
mated Association and the United States
Steel Corporation with a view to reach
Ing a settlement Of the strike. Senator
Hanna said to-day:
II know nothing about the matter
aside from what has been published In
the newspapers. Whether ! would be
willing to act as mediator ! do mol
now care to say.
nate, not only for thos. directly affected
but for the country at large. ! s!ncerely
trust that the trouble will Aoon be am
icAbly adjusted
The evening world., 1901-07-26
DIED DRIVING TEAM
AT HORSE SHOW,
FashionabIes at Hollywood Shocked by Sud.
den Death OF John 8. Doerr in the Ring

tn. tragic occurrence caused "a >ensa-
non ana temporary cessation OF the
show.
Mr ]Docrr was the resident o! tn. Fiss
y tirtpll liurs. Company, a, No. laS
East Twenty fourth street. and r-puted
very wealthy. III. had been not.d as u
horseinhh ani dealer In this city FOR
twenty years.
lie originally came from Philadelphia
IL Is survived by "idn" and son and
daughter
Mr.. Do.rr cam. here last Saturday
apparently In th. bees OF health lie
went To his summer resi!enc. "a.
Brauchpof, and received number or
guests each Say sine
ti- had .arsc prlyat. stable Of
horses al the hollywood Show MIR.
lncfr Was .!Aty-iiSr Years old and lived
a, No. lis East Tw.niy-eour,h street.
New York CITY
The evening world., 1901-07-26
lse-...l,e ~. E,.nln. wp,,al

HORSE SHOW GROUNDS. LONG
BRANCH July 26.-Whil- class No. -
was being judged AT the Long Branch
SHOW a, Hollywood Park this after.
noon John E. Do-rr. n' New York Guy,
prom!n-n, horse dealer. VAS taken
suddenly with heart faiinr. and d.-d
with the r-in- IN hi. hand
st.I ana The ManNnan IN IN" car
rage with hir At III. i'm. was hi-
coachman Tn. isam "a- driven On
the green and Mr.. Do"rr wa- Laid upon
he grHss. Dr.. Kane nrI W"niz were
summoned but could not r.vis. Tim.
Mr. D"-rr and her daughter were al
his side when III. "nd came
The evening world., 1901-07-26
Engineer Reports that
Breaks Are Mended,
but the Grand Jury
Will Make a Thor
ough Investigation
PhiIbin Says Shea
Should Have Known.

c. c. Martin, Chief Engineer and
Superintendent OF the Brooklyn
Bridge. sent report TO Commits
sioner Shea this morning relative To
the accident which led 10 the sus-
pension OF traffic. Mr.. Martin says
that the breaks on the big structure
have been repaired and that the
bridge is absolutely safe. He says
that one OF the suspenders was
probably defective originally. and
that the breaking OF this threw ad-
The evening world., 1901-07-26
BARK WRECKED;
twelve MISSING
The Lizzie Bell Goes
Ashore at Cape
Gwent.

LONDON. July :d-Th. Rrittsh bark
Lizzie Bell. Capt. Wh-ian. bound for
Newcastle, ~ 4. W. ha. been wrecked
at Cape Gwcnt. New Zealand.
Twelve o! her crew ar. missing
The L!xxir Bell was las, reported az
Wellington. y. H., July !. She was bu!i,
at Sunderland In 1877. and was OF l.G,s
tons net register.
She was owned by p. lreialc & por-
ter. OF Liverpool
The evening world., 1901-07-26
KING EDWARDS
LONG TITLE.
"Of British Dominions
Beyond the Sea,
King" Added.

Lords to-day Lord Salisbury. the Pre-
Ea~nra 1" as,.ane Y procla, hon.
within s.x months OF the adootion Of
the bill. such title as he may think ntly
recognizes his dominion beyond the
seas
The Premier added this III. would
probably be as follows: Edward the
VII. by the Grace OF God OF the United
kiEgdom Of Great Britain and Ireland
and Of BE t1sh Domin,Ons beyond the
SeA, King. Dtfcndsr Of the Faith and
'Eu,oeror Of India"
The evening world., 1901-07-26
TUBE 90. MEN
WILL STRIKE.
Especial to n. Evening worldJ

M'KEESPORT. Pa. July 26.-The Ma
t,onal and Boston rolling mill depart
ments OF the National Tube Company.
this city. will be called ou; on strike
tomorrow. Meetings Of Enterprise
Lodge. the Wood strikers. Union City,
the. National and Boston. OF the Boston
plant. will be held Tomorrow after
noon.
To-day and Tomorrow all depart
ments OF the tube works are being paid
and about 700 Is being distributed,
The evening world., 1901-07-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

FOrrcssl tor the ahtrty.siy
hours ending NJ y y. ". Sat.
urslay for New York CITY nud
viclu6ty, ClOudy. with Oc.
cnsiOMnl showers t0-nixhu
Mssl Saturdays saOde raj t~
temperatures, Iixht 10 sr~sh
norahessa wiads.
The evening world., 1901-07-26
YACHT cATANIA IN PORT.

The British steam yacht Catania ar.
rived to-day from COwes and reported a
pleasant voyage across the ocean. The
Catania was chartered by Il. A. c.
smith. a member Of the New York Yacht
6rb. ss -. Z. q fz
The evening world., 1901-07-26
NO BROOKLYN GAME
TO-DAY--WET GROUNDS.

It,iolDELpHiA. JuIS :d.-
The National Lrnsur base
bali gu me- scheduled to he
pIn. Ell t"-Ln, h.twcrn the
philnhciphin aud isrooklyn
tcnn,.. was called an on 80
cowns. of wet grounds. e
The evening world., 1901-07-26
The BATTING Order

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
POLO GROUNDS. July q
We've ~a.n Chicago xouiash.
And tried cincinnati's rsS rnsk:
With cnnhdenr" rah we've tackled all haaA
From 81. I.pu.. sas, to New York.
Du, alas. ~- sre nor waxing IA.
In 'art. =, are sickly and lean; ~
50 hers new d,t-~-.r. eoinE 10 ~ ~
Tn. succuisns Doston baked bean,
The evening world., 1901-07-26

The ,uccu,.n, boston baked besa,
Upon what mcn, hath this our Caesar
fed tina, he hath grown SO greatr" in-
Quired the famous Romans envious
down the old man.
Manager Davis Is Applying the same
query TO the stalwart PfssourEers and
81. Louisiana. and even the ssFotlo
, ducks from Gowanus. all OF whom have
managed to climb over his pets and
are now jumping on the Giants with
both feet to send them deeper into OBJ
scuri,y. Davis put the question plump
at his schoolboys to-day.
II bet the old guy didn't eat meat at
all. said selbach. HE lived on Greek
roots and Gnuls' livers. History says 90.
Didn', uster study about It up Ia po-
dunk?"
Giants WYlP "smoke U.s.
well. l dunno much about XaiDsr OF
Greek roots chimed In Van HAleren.
blu, do know about Pittsourg. They
cat chimney SCOT and smoke down thoA
That's why they've been smok1a' - %
good.
why. I've seen them fellssy - eanh
with smoke the umpire couldn't - the
ball when they blowsd their hesafh,
How 20 go!n' to beat that sort e .
game'"
well. I'll nnd out the brand <As1
USE said George. land gtvs you 1Dss
lews some OF the same
50 hereafter. at early dawn ana avn
eve. Pop BELL will build = pink nIO Ia
front Of tho clubhouse and tho 0lanfDl
will sit an,und 1t in a circle and smohOt
up. too. followed BY q ghost daAoA
Nelson Back IN the FolA.
Little Nelson has been resigned -
Davis aud played at second to-day. This
was good news FOR the dtminutivc chaps
II any friends. and the few rooters pres
cnt made a great demonstration Of vel.
com. when he. tr,tted out on the neld.
Mcbride was r-legnted to the bench
under the new order OF things and
Strang went To his old perch at third.
This h. Hickman also resume his place
III rislit field, whrrr he belongs. NelSon
was recalled several day. ago and Davis
aop.s FOR good results from the change.
SAL! another variety OF weather was
d!shed up 10 the Polo Grounds rooterD
to-day 1t was frTcasse- OF rain. raw
wind and fog. and the fans wished II
had been cooked more. There was \
rufnor that the sun got out his warming :
pan once between and . o clock. hut II
N, did he .opn turned of the gas again.
Tor II Was sur. enough sh.very by the
time the blearhercs began to be- popu-
lated
The evening world., 1901-07-26

WHY WORLD ADVERTISING
GROWS-A proved supremacy by
tens OF thousands In New York City
daily circulation tells the taleL
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-08
Better Live Stock Prices.

The Evans.Snider-Buel Company,
whose very large business interests,
perfect equipment, and thirty-odd
years experience In the market centers
have put them at the head Of live stock
handlers, are getting big prices these
days. They have systematized the
business so that every fluctuation ia
the market is foreknown to them
effect discounted by early knowledge
of causes. They have also earned the
of shippers and buyers alike
to such all extent that it may be said
they have grasp of all conditions. If
you have cattle, sheep or hogs to sell
or want to buy feeders, you should
write In advance to the Evans.Snider-
Buel Co., Stock Yards, Kansas City,
Mo. Name the particular line you are
interested in and you will have the
benefit OF advice of an expert in that
line. Their statesmen are not merely
makers of a price, they are students
of method of selling that is reduced
to a science,