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hardwood floors like mine:
union laid; see me. G. THOMAS, 2205 ". Ala
bama.
buy secondhand invalid chairs
on wheels Call OF address 52 ". Washing
ton 81.
MANTED-CaI1 ON US for expert service to re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 1882. MON
ARCH Gas ENGINE CO., Z. New York st. and
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.


In the District Court of the United States for
the district of Indiana. In bankruptcy.
No. 9I2. In bankruptcy
In the matter OF Paul s. Knowles. bankrupt.
disnapolis. in the county OF Marion and district
Aforesaid. a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given
that on the 2sd day of April. A. d. 1901. the said
Paul s. Knowles was duly adjudicated bank
rupt: and that the frat meeting Of his creditors
will be held at Room 51l, Indiana Trust build
ing. No. III East Washington street. in the city
OF Indianapolis. Marion county. Indiana, on the
forenoon. at which time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims, appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt. and transact such other
ing. ALBERT RABB,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Indianapolls. Ind. April p. 1901
In the Henry Circuit Court. April term, 1901.
state OF Indiana. Henry county.
Thomas c. Riley vs. William Riley.
You are hereby notified that the above-named
plaintiff has fled In the office of the clerk OF
other things that YOU. said defendant. on the
LIST day OF September. 1858. being then a resident
and the same being your place Of residence.
went TO parts unknown and have continuously
since that date remained absent and unheard
from: that within the last two years you have
become the owner OF real and personal prop
reason OF said absence ana unknown where
abouts. said property il in danger Of suffering
waste and damage, and that said plaintin has
prayed said. court that your estate he a~dJudged
by said court subject 20 administration and
that an administrator thereof be duly appointed.
and absentee as aforesaid. are hereby notified
that said complaint and the matters therein
alleged viii come up for hearing and deter
mination in said court az the courthouse in the
town OF New Castle. Henry county, and State
Aforesaid. on Monday. the 81 day OF June. 1901.
had.
New Castle, Henry county, Indiana, this ed
GEORGE ". BURKE. Clerk.
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DENTISTRY.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dentistry; thirty years
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FOR RENT.

FOR R~ENT-Factory building at Indianapolis;
news commodious building for light manufac-
turing purposes, with power. Abundance of stor-
age room First-class shipping facilities. Pri-
vate X. r. siding. Possession given Immediate
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WANTED-Four Of the best statesmen in In
diana for the best proposition OF the century
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BUSINESS


BUSINESS CHANCE-Drug store for sale in
this city. good location; a rare chance for the
right man. LNDIANAPOLIS DRUG CO., 2l-23-
p T. Maryland.
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NOTICE.

EOTICE-MAGAZINES bound; 1914 ". Meridian
St j.. & SON.
NOTICE-Highest price for CASTOR clothing.
Send postal. SAM 400 Z. Wash. st.
NO1ICE-Chicago optical Co.. 19 w. Ohio St.
corrects all errors OF refractiop. Examination
free.
~HOTIcE-sheet metal work OF all kinds. JO-
SEPH GARDNER, 80 Kentucky ave. Tele-
phone 222.
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STOVES AND REPAIns


STOVE REPAIRS Stove repair and tin sAop.
80 Virginia av- New phone 3475-
STOVES = MODEL STEEL RANGE AND
stoves Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOvE Co, 70 S. Meridian st.
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FOR

FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
TO LET-See list at l1 Z. Market: ground
floor. Il APPEL
TO LET-hanufacturing building. with power;
best location In the city. Apply BRYCE'S
BAKERY.
o RENTOSee me for hardwood floors before
you have your work done. C.. THOMAS, 225
N. Alabama
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All advertisements inserted I'm these columns
are charged at very low rate OF 5 cents a line.
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone 2s and your ad Will be called
Tor.
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building Permits.

Transfers. %: total consIderation......s SO;
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CARPETS thoroughly cleaned, 75c room. Car
toll Carpet Cleaning Works. Both phones 81
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A RENOVATORS.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS House Painting Co. wi
save you money. ROGERS, &c n. Alabama.
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statement OF Receipts and Expenditures OF
the indianapolis Water Company
From April !. 1900. to April 1. 1901.
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COPPERSNIITHS.

COPPERSMfTHS-Wm. Langsenkamp. copper
smith. jacket and candy kettles, coils. soda
also dealer in sheet copper and brass.
Delaware and Georgia. Tel. III.
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WALL PAPER.


HOFFMAN g. ROUSE,
WALL PAPER.
los North Illinois Street
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LOST-A diamond stickpin. on Washington 81.
or in Wasson's. Liberal reward 2024 n. Del
aware
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Twenty-Seven Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at ) p. m. April "A, 1901, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 129 East Market street. Both tel
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PH~YSICIAN-Dr Mary A. Barker. Office hours,
Il TO T. Claypool building. New phone 25ls.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Seats on sale this morning AZ Howe's
for Scenes from David CopperheldT az
the Crawford Grand Friday night
Regular meeting OF Queen City lodge.
No. %. =. OF H.. in A. .. T.. q. han on
South Main street tonight at O'Clock
There viii be a meeting OF wichita
Aerie No. 10, F. o. E. at Redmen's hall
III North Market street at o'clock this
evening.
Wichita lodge. No. 1ss. K OF p. VII
have work IN the knight rank tonight
Members are urged 90 be on hand and
visiting knights are welcome
Regular meeting OF the Ladies OF the
Nfaccabees tonight at the han. corner OF
First and Main 81 s o'clock. All mem
bers are urged 70 be present
A special sessin OF the E,l,e5 VIII be held
tonight, commencing at s o'clock sharp
Initiation OF candidates and social SIS
sion At the close. Members urged 20 at
tend.
The German Ev. Lutheran church so
ciety VIII meet at the home or Pastor
Walton ns East Waterman this after
noon at 2 o'clock. Everybody should at
tend. as the quilt VIII be disposed OF.
The regular meeting OF the Mothers
League and Kindergarten Board viii
meet with Mrs. Binford. South Hall Dor
mitory At go this afternoon sab3ect:
Children and Nature STUDY" Luncheon
viii be served. All friends invited.
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,ery favorable and point to a prosperous

very favorable and point to a prosperous
year.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday, tops, $50; bulk, S5-40a5-571z;
average weight, 22T: receipts, 150. For
the day previous, tops, SGD; bulk, s.. ~
d5.571z; average weight, 226; receipts,
l,76S. For the same day last week,
Wednesday, tops. $50; bulk, S. $500. Is
average weight, Z35; receipts, 1910.
The roads bringing in the stock yester-
day were: Rock Island, c; Santa Fe,
5; Missouri Pacific, J.
Average weight Of hogs at Chicago
last week Yves 229 pounds, the heaviest
since the last week of last year and 6
pounds heavier than the same week last
year. Not only was the average weight
larger than usual, but the receipts were
The heaviest in two months.
Regarding early hog pasture, a CORE
spondent for Orange Judd Farmer says:
For early hog pasture I usually SOW
eight 10 ten quarts Of medium red clover
seed to the acre with a nurse crop of =
bushel Of oats per acre. About the mid
die Of June cut the oats and make into
hay. If the clover has made a good
start, stock can then be turned into the
held. II must be pastured carefully the
first year. have never tried il for
very early pasture. but shall sow 3 or
80 acres in this manner the present sea
son"
c. E. Blake and Astle & Son, Of Mt.
Hope and Haven, were in late with three
cars of hogs
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illness OF his father who died on the End
OF April His father. James Reach Was
a prominent farmer and stock raiser in
| AIcDonough county in that state. lie
was one OF the best known and respected
men in the county. He visited this city
about two years ago.
Marriages were issued out OF the pro
bate court yesterday by Judge Wilson TO
William ?. OdeIl and Miss Ruth <
Struthers OF Clearwater: ". S. Threak-
ston and josephine 3. Day OF this city:
George c. Roderick OF Mcpherson ard
Mrs Fannie Haskins OF this city; Olof
johnson OF Florence and Rosa &. Jnes
fthis city: c. F. Hinstedt and Miss
Amelia Arnholtz. both OF Wichita; y. r
Doyle and Agnes G. Kirby OF Douglas
Prof. Henri Apply. director OF the Al
bertus Dfagnus Conservatory OF Music.
arrived IN the city yesterday Afternoon
from Fort Scott Donavan Aruatu Fach-
ardsohn. assistant instructor IN iustru-
mental music. arrived from Clinton. n.
c.. on Tuesday. Both gentlemen are reg
istered al the Hamilton house. The con-
servatory viii open next Monday morning
in the hau over the opera house. Mrs.
Apply VIII spend the summer with rela-
tives in Duluth. MINI.
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REPREsENTATIVE sALEs.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

w s. Thomas. of Ponca City. one of
the strong patrons 10 this market. and
who has in his ume been among the
-estesr shippers here. WAS iu Yesterday
olrl ta isd ot hogs ot the day.
These were heavy hogs of ex-ra choice
quality and sold with no dockase at The
tops.
corey & sbenehrd. of Pond creek. am
other large stock firm OF Oklahoma, were
shippers Of very good heavy hogs which
sold III tho bulk tops.
~. IS. Johnston. OF Pond Greek. proba-
biy the largest single shipper to this
market the past season had in car load
or heavy hogs which sold st the popular
bulk price
Henry Schweiter had on the market q
rar Of mixed hoes. part heavies and some
lights. Both ends sold out al strong bulk
prices.
Joe scott was IN person with a car OF
hoes and one bum. The hogs were me-
dunn lights and sold wei Tor their class.
i-asan d Baxter. another Of the weu-
known oklahoma stock firms. were in
with car az heavy hogs. which sold
Straight at good bulk price
Pax Rogers. OF Pond Greek. was new
shipper on the market with car OF boss
anG hls deal yesterday satisfied him COM
pletely and ha declares tho convenience
and nearby feature ot this market is a
great bis item. and as The strong prices
paid here for desirable boss are also per
fectly satisfactory. De VIII henceforth
ship here regularly His load yesterday
was or heavy hess, and they sold 81
good bulk figure. "Chaurcsy' Swein-
hart the genial and able buyer for ar.
Rogers. was in charge OF the consign-
nent, and he also was Wen pleased with
the trade
T. d Neown. OF Ashton kan. was a
shipper of a car Of heavy hogs. which
sold straight N @ good bulk price
John (. Nright. ~ Lyons was ship
per Of 8 car of neht hogs. which sold
straight 81 bulk prices
sem Stewart, CT Medicine Lodge. was
q shipner Of a car OF leht hogs which
sold straight az a good price for their
graoe and weight-
Charlie Dorsey. 81 South Haven. vss 2
shipper Of a car OF medium lehcs. which
sold straight at strong hulk fsrlre.
Peter Fisher. of Okarche. q. IT, sold
out a hold-over load OF medium lights
al heik prices in the morning trading
Ar Yazel OF the olc-ume stock Arm
% Norris 4 YaEsl. Of furiey, was in
person with q car Of very sood mediums
which sold readily at q strong otik price,
on the close lie reports his cattlo pur-
chased on this market last ran as doing
splendidly, ard Ell conditions are now
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HEAE. CLOSE STEADY
Uneven Hog Market, Quality
and Receipts Fair.
TOPS STILL AT So 60
Receipts, l,15O--Cattle Dull
and Draggy With Light. Trade
TOPS STILL AT $500

The hog market yesterday was for a
loag time very uneven, and it was diff
cut TO declare any stable quotation. All
the western markets were unsteady and
lower and the early reports all showed
another prospective day Of lower prices.
This market responded slightly to this
depressing influence, and the morning
Trading was done on a weaker and lower
basis. The market here opened weak,
and ~ TO &c lower. A large number Of
hogs sold at this opening quotation, in
Guiding AL the wagon hogs, which were
more IN quantity than for several days.
and some car stun which was held over.
later in the trading when the days car
receipts arrived, all the loss OF the early
trade was regained and the day closed
with the hogs selling up at least steady
with Tuesdays best prices. The hogs. in
The car stuff. which sold at 81 and 45c
carly in the day had the same weights
as many loads which towards the close
sold at and around 50 cents. The quality
f. The main was just fair. There were
q few loads which were really choice
and these brought the best prices. But
the big end OF the car deliveries was
mixed sruG with some fair TO good pork
ers ranging in with common stock, lights
bnd thin pigs. Everything was taken
which was offered and the buying ele-
meut wanted the hogs and wanted them
bad Several more cars were due to ar
rive, but one lot was stuck in a sand
bank Just out Of town, and others were
too late to sell on the open market. The
average weight remained the same as for
the other two days Of this week, and the
receipts below Tuesday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

PHILADELPHIA Il. BOSTON. I.
PhIadeIphia. Nay pitcher Kellum
was hatted at vii by the locals IF the
American League while Piatrs delivery
was q mystery TO Boston. Mack team
had 70 difficulty IN defeating the visitors.
Attendance, 2osS Score, r II E
Boston ..-..-....-....O @ 0o0IOO-1 8
Philadelphia ---.--.-l ? ] - l9 8
Batteries -Ke,Ium and Schreckongost;
Piatt and Powers.
BALTIMORE. 6. WASHINGTON.
Washington. Nay Washington today
lost its first game Of che season. Mercer
pitched q gvod game. but the home clubs
fielding was POOR. arreH did splendid
work IT the bat- Attendance. 20. Score;
Ri r
vashi-ston ........001O201oA 3
Baltimore .....-.....o Q 0 Z @ o2a9 &c g
Batteries-M Mercer and Clark. NcGlunity
and Rresnahau.
CLEVELAND. 6. MILWAUKEE. s.
Cleveland. Nay L-Cleveland scored
four runs IN the first inning today The
visitors were unable to overcome this
lead. owing 20 1Ioore's fine pitching Az
tendance, 1.1a-. Score, r 2
Cleveland ........-.-4 g ! Q 9 Q - Il I
Milwaukee .-...-...-o e @ @ Q Q 9 l. 2
Bateres-AIoore and Wood; Rsidy and
Leahy-
CHICAGO. re-. DETROIT. 8.
Chicago. Nay both American League
teams were or in their play today. The
visitors erring the worst Hoy and Nc
tarland each knocked cut a home run
with the base fun Attendance. $50.
SCora- Ri r
ChicaEo .......-....-2 s414o0oe-ls s
Detroit --.-.-...-.--.1 s oo 1-sls .
Batteries Harvey. Patterson ard Sui
hva1i Xeager, Sever and AcOllLstaT.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

OiiCagcr
Chicago, May 1.-Cattle-Receipt 49,
900 including 500 Texans; steers active,
steady; butchers stock slow; Texans
arm; good TO prime steers. .95a5. 81:
poor TO medium, g. 90G4. 90; stockers and
feeders, firm, s3.00G4.9O; COWS. &. 65d4.60;
heifers, S2.70G4.S0; Gamers. g. O0d2. &C;
bulls, about steady, 81 S505. 30; calves
weak, S4.00Q5.00; Texas-fed steers, 81 .25G
80; Texas grass steers, So. 5064. %; Texas
bulls. s.. 75Q3.65.
Hogs-Receipts, today, 10000; tomorrow
5000; left over, estimated, 5000; market
opened weak. closed steady: top. S5.S7is /;
mixed and butchers, S5.55q5.S5; good to
choice heavy. S.. 65Q5 sly; rough heavy,
s5.5oQ5.60; light, S5.50q5.T55; bulk OF sales
s.. 70q5.s0.
Receipts. 1900; sheep weak;
lambs slow; Colorados mostly $. .; clip
ped lambs up TO s4.25; good to choice
wethers. $4-2564 60; fair to choice mixed
g. 1004. 30; western sheep 81. 5000 .65; Texas
sheep, yearlings S4.3564.65; native lambs,
$4.55Q5.25; western lambs, $4.50Q5.25
Kansas City.
Kansas City, No, May 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000, including 500 Texans; beef
cattle easy; -stockers and feeders steady;
native steers, 81. 5065. 80; Texas steers,
S4.15Q5.00; Texas cows, 81. 75G4 90; native
cows and heifers. s.. 25d5. 90; stockers and
feeders, SS.75Q5-10; bulls, 50. 1904. 90;
calves, S4.0005.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market 2ls to SC
lower; bulk OF sales, s.. 60d5. 20; heavy,
S5.70d5. III; packers, s.. 65d5.75; mixed.
s.. 40Q5. %; light S5.30Q5. IS; workers., s.. Is
d5-55; pigs, 81 .2565.20.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; lambs. 81 7O65 %;
spring lambs, S6.00Q7 90; muttons, $4.O0q
4.l5.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Lew and Mrs Dean went down to
Geuda Springs yesterday.
Fred Garceion. mayor OF Colwich was
in the city on business yesterday.
F. II. Cuppage Of Newkirl1. 0. T. was
IN Wichita yesterday buying goods
Mt. II. PETE, a prominent merchant OF
ST. Marks. was IN the city yesterday on
business.
Mrs. R. H. Phinney left yesterday for
Blackwell. o. T.. where she will make her
future home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. S. E. Dyal leave today
for an extended visit IN California and
western states.
Mrs. D. B. Higley Of Sterling is in the
city. the guest Of Mrs. o. P. Taylor. SIS
North Topeka
Mrs. John Murphy Of HuneweI Is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Bixby
Of South Water street
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hall. Miss Cleo Sick
mitter. Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Fent OF Rose
Hill was at DIT. n. a. Collins. So4 South
Lawrence for treatment.
Rev. Bruce Griffith left yesterday for
Emporia TO attend the annual meeting OF
the classic Of the Reformed church. he
VIII be gone over Sunday.
The preliminary hearing Of J. II. Wood
charged with forgery vas concluded be-
fore Judge Harvey yesterday. He was
held to the district court and his bail FIX
ed at $500.
Mrs NJ. z. Lee has purchased OF the
Hartford Investment company No. 123 Di-
vision street. price s., 200. The same com
pany has sold No. S51 Patti avenue for
$50.
Richard Pool brings in sample OF wheat
hard wheat variety. ten feet three inches
tall and soft variety two feet nine inches.
He is afraid that wheat viii grow too tail
and fan and lodge.
A warrant was issued out OF the city
court yesterday for the arrest Of Charles
Oliver on the charge Of stealing two dol
lars and twenty-five cents in dimes and
nickels from a motoneer on the street car
line.
Mrs. r. P Murdoch viii give her lecture
on the Raphael Frescoes in The Sistine
Chapel" illustrated with the stereopticon.
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock IN the
First Methodist church. II was arranged
for Saturday afternoon so that the school
children might have an opportunity 10
see them.
W. 3. Fishback left yesterday for Ponca
city where he goes to join the Walter
Mcdonald tent show. Mr.. Fishback Is
an expert bill poster and VIII have charge
OF the Mcdonald No. advertising car.
He has been connected with the opera
house IN this city and also with the house
al Hutchinson
Mrs. Paul Eaton IS mourning thu loss Of
a fine black silk skirt stolen yesterday
morning from her home on East Murdoch
avenue The skirt had been hung on a
clothes line in the rear OF the residence
for airing purposes, when stolen. RS.
Eaton SAYS II the person who stole II win
return the article no questions VIII De
asked.
The members and friends OF The West
Side Mothers league and kindergarten
board Will be entertained a. luncheon this
afternoon from 2.So 20 5 o'c'oc< by Mrs.
II. A. Binford az South Han l,ormitory.
near Friends university. There viii Re
music and two addresses or How 20 IN
terest Children IN Nature study" Al
cordially invited.
o. a. Keach has returned from Illinois
where he was called on account Of the
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Oats-Higher: No. cash. 2s1zc; track,
zs1zc; May, z91zc; July, 264c; No. 2 white,
S0q301zc.
RyABetter; 55ikc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. No, May L-Wheat-
May, ss1zc; July, 6s14c; casn, No hard,
7012911zc; No. 3, 6S@47Oc; No. ? red, III;
No 3 6eQ70c.
Corn-Aiay. H1sc; July, z1s4c; cash, No.
mixed, 41z1=2c; No ? white. 42zsc; No.
3. zzl4c.
Oats-No white, 30c-
Rye-No- 2. 521zc.
Hay-Choice timothy, s11Gu.5o; choice
prairie. $10Ql0.5e.
Butter-Creamery, 17c; fancy dairy. "A
Eggs-Fresh. Ice
Receipts OF wheat, 100 cars.
New York.
New York, May L-Buttsr-Receipts
1893 packs ges; market firm; creamery,
15Q19isc: factory, 1IG131.c-
Receipts, Ls47 packages; mar
ket weak; fancy large colOred, 10izc:
fancy large white, 10s+Glo1zc; small
fancy colored, Ike: fancy small white,
nAc.
Eggs-Receipts. 1920 packages; market
steady; western, regular packed, l21sQl5c;
storage western, 1512a14c; southern, n9
12c
sugar-Raw. strong. fair refining. &c;
centrifugal. IS test, 414c; molasses sugar.
&c refined. firm; crushed. So.so; powder
ed, $50; graduated. $. 45
COnee-Duu; No. : Rio, 5-l6c.
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cHoIcE % 40 MuTroN.
Dold Company Receives Fancy Lambs
and Cattle.

Yesterday afternoon John FoTtuer
country stock buyer for the Dold Pack
- company. brought 20 The stock yards
for delivery a double-ceck car Of fancy
prime lambs and young sheep foT trnme-
diate slaughter az the piaat for The city
trade. These were choice mutton sheep.
butter fat and fine bred. and came from
the feeding yards q Anderson B-os.. at
Valley Center. There were IN al 5s3 head
OF then. and they averaged 20 pounds.
ard 10 Amer butcher sheep ever reached
the yards Tie fresh meat trade Of the
pold company while steadily growing ~
the city. is also q large item fn their
southern trade. their spleudid Eysfem OF
private refrigerator cars making e ross3-
be 20 lay down the best ~ expert SCI sct-
Cd fresh meats Of all kinds az any point
"a their wide territory. The company alao
received yesterday a special shipment
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New Torz. Say i--Fau River late Ees-
tsrdav reduced The price q Print cloths
20 s-lsc Tor regulars. seiii1g about - -
pieces There has zot been auy 5lsiussz
- moment today. Tho d.zla-d fcr s-yEl
1,e1ched ard coarse c3lo-e1 ce-rr1s e g
an average extent 81 preTiQ-E DAYS
Prints dan and irregular No crazsz r.
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