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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. July Observation-Disclosures. 1872
packages The market firm. Renovated
;TIIsl.c; factory. 1691sc; imitation creamery
l7Ilsc Cheese-Receipts, 1873 packages The
market was firm. New State full cream small
coIored fancy. Zoe: small white. ga aloe: large
colored and white, 91kd9hsc Eggs-Receipts
& s73 packages The market was steady 10 weak
state and Pennsylvania. 2012g1ac, Western can l.
died, l9isc; Southwestern, 16ql7c.
PHILADELPHIA, July ls-Butter steady. ex-
ira creamery. 21iac: extra nearby prints pc
Eggs l@c lower; fresh nearby, lSc, loss of .
fresh Western. 1SIsc; fresh Southwestern lSc:
fresh Southern. 15q1sc. Cheese steady; Kew,
York full creams. prime small. I0hc; New YORK
full creams fair 10 good, 9iz4ioc
BALTIMORE, July 19.-Butter steady and m
changed: fancy imitation, l962hc: fancy cream
iTfflSc: good roll l5Ql7c; store packed. lsGI7c.
Eggs steady; fresh. 1Tls1lsc. Cheese steady and
unchanged: large 1oaloise: medium. lOIs GloI.c:
small. 10A q1ol1c.
CHICAGO, July 1s-On the Produce EXCHANGE
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries
l7tsa20isc: dairiss. lT4l9ikc. Cheese steady al
NdiO&c. Eggs steady at TIC.
KANSAS CITY. July 1s.-Eggs steady. fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. l4c doz. loss or
cases returned
ST LOUIS. July ls.-Butter steady; creamery.
iSa2zc: dairy. HQls11c. Eggs higher at I5c loss
OF.
LOUISVILLE. July s.-Butter-Common and
medium. 14i1c per lb; good. 15c. Eggs, l3c.
CINCINNATI. July l9-Eggs steady at Ilc.
Butter quiet Cheese steady; Ohio fat. i0c.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-C1car-
ings and balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Commercial paper, 4G6
per cent; time loans. sac per cent. Clear
lngs, 81, 9O5, 1S2. 76 balances. $1S9, 4S5.5S.
NEW YORK.-Call money easier at per
cent; closed at per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 419d5 per cent. Sterling eX-
change steady; actual business in bankers
bills. $4S77s for demand, $4S59sd4. s55s for
sixty days; posted rates S4.S6d4 S61a and
81 SSIb64 50: commercial bills, s4S42. S5S4
Clearings, 1926 ,1S6; balances. So. 337 617.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, 1886 for
sixty DAYS: SASSY on demand New York ex-
change. zoe premium. Clearings. s24.O4O.277
balances, $3,S04,0S6.
BOsTON.-Clearings 500. 47S.SS2: balances.
81, 32O, 9S2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1910. per
cent Clearings. s19.965.772: balances. g. 1S5.
75S.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at 506 per
cent New York exchange. 25c premium.
CIearings. $5,427,4S5; balances. s751.OoO
BALTIMORE-Mone AZ per cent.
Clearings. 81 O60. AIS; balances, $532, O65.
CONGRATULATIONS 315d6 per cent.
New York exchange, par 10 25c premium.
Clearings s., 453, 800.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE July i9.-Hens SC per 10; spring
chickens. I3GI3ikc per 10. young ducks, SC per
h; young turkeys 6qSc old. sac.
NEW YORK. July f9-Poultry-Alive firm
and unchanged; dressed dull chickens. 1fc:
fowls i3c; turkeys. lie.
ST. LOUIS. July 19-Poultry firm chickens
1OIkc: springs. &c; turkeys, l2c; ducks. lei
geese. 4i2c.
CHICAGO. July 19-Iced poultry steady: tur-
KEYS. l2dI3ikc. Chickens-Hens. lie. springs.
154lIc.
CINCINNATI. July ls-P0ultry steady; hens.
1oiLe; springers. 40 &c. turkeys. loc.
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winter patents. Ss659ST5; straights. So. 2OG3 GO:
clears s3d3.40; spring specials, 1870; patents.
3.50d3.S5. straights, sSd33e. No. spring wheat.
7O076c; No red 1870. No 2 yellow corn Goa.
G6sc No oats. 53ssG56c: No. white. soc; No.
white, 59d62c. No. rye &c. Fair 10 choice
mailing barley, 71G73c. No. l faxseed Sl.45: No.
! Northwestern s153. Prime timothy seed. s. Is.
Glover seed contract grade S 40. Mess pork,
per brl. SlS.25d1S3O. Lard per 100 lbs Sl0s7Ik.
Short rib sides Qoose). 5000 Dry-salted shout
ders ,boxed). s937lka9.50. Short-cear sides
Cboxed). S1137izd11. 80. Whisky. basis OF high
wines. Sl.30 per gal
Receipts-Flour is 600 brls: wheat 2l5. 900 bu:
corn. 401. 600 blu; oats 14s. 900 bu: rye 5000 bu:
barley. 5000 blu. Shipments-Flour 5000 bris;
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money. 2Q2K per cent; dis
counts, 29sg3 7-16 and 7-l6q21a. Consols
80 5-l6d95 7-l6 Spanish tours, sos.
IS-Three-per-cent. rentes, loot s5c
for the account. Spanish fours, 49, ex in
terest.
BERLIN-Exchange on London. aOm 4spf
for checks. Discount rates: Short and
three months bills, Ia per cent
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Metals.

NEW YORK, July 19.-The local metal mar
kets showed slight changes from yesterday.
T'hare was A fair business Tor a Saturday half
holiday in tin and copper: lead was quiet but
steady and spelrer firm with moderate in
curry The iron market ruled steady frm
guiet and without change. Prices for metals
were as follows: Tin. spot - a5fi29 10. copper
standard. spot 20 August. SI.854u. S.. lake
ST. ssGl205. elcctroytic, slso0ll-s5. and casting
tliI5Gu.S5: lead, A.llh; speter. S.glil; iron
40 I foundry. Northern. S23E25. No. ] foundry
E0rthern s22a23. No. / foundry Southern, 80
g; No / foundry, southern, SOFT. s22g23.
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ICiranger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, July l9-There is decided
promise of higher prices Monday, es-
pecially in Missouri Pacific, Southern Pa
cific, PENNSYLVANIA and METROPOLITAN
Street-railway. Among the cheaper stocks
Alton and Kansas City Southern are likely
10 work upwards together
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centrifugal, 90 test. 5-16c; molasses sugar.
24sc Refined steady; No. s, 4.lec: No. Z &c;
No. S. $500: No. 9. 3.S5c; No. 10. $500; No.
II, 3.75c. No. u, 370c; No. ID, acc; NO. "A,
cut-ioaf. 5.l5c; crushed. 5.15c; powdered,
AI5c; graduated, 4.G5c; cubes. AgOc.
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK. July i9-The dry goods market
.,osed without any change Of moment from pre-
sue conditions. Demand Tor All descriptions
- cotton goods moderate az previous prices.
S.,.ton warns are In limited demand and continus
- and Irregular IN American kinds. Esyp-
,.en warns firm. Worsted yarns steady, with
saiT demand Wooden yarns quiet Linen and
tufe yarns very arm
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WASHINGTON-The statement of the
treasury balances in the general fund, eX-
elusive of the S150,o00,000 gold reserve in the
division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances. ...........$1 9S az. $40
Cola ........................ 100 Sl9, 400
silver %, $50, 1913
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 527sc: Mexican
dollars, 4ll2c
LONDON.-siiver bars uncertain at 24ssd
an ounce.
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Specie and Mercandi.e Movement.

NEW YORK.-Exports of specie from this
port for the week aggregated S3l6.545 in sill
yer and S45. S55 in gold
Imports OF specie for the week were SIS
99l in gold and s4,625 in silver
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NEW ORLEANS. July 1s-Cotton nrra. Sales.
1 60 bales Ordinary TSc good ordinary. SIC.
Invr niddllng SAC. mlddling l-lec. good MID
diing. sac. niddiing fair. sac. Receipts. 80
fales: stock. g. SIS bales
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Treasury Statement.

Imports Of dry goods and merchandise
were valued at 81. 023. $40.
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The banks now hold Sl5. 1870 in excess of
reserve requirements under the % per cent
rule.
ment of the New York associated banks
last week showed a gain of sS.1O6. 100 in
cash of which g, col 500 consisted Of specie
and s444 500 legal tenders. The estimated
increase based on the traceable movements
of money during the week was &,517. 100 and
the discrepancy of s1.46l 600 between the
official and the estimated gain probably
was due to the average system. the largest
payments to the banks on subtreasuTy op-
erations having been made at the end of
the week. The loans decreased S, 449 300 in
dicating normal business by the banks for
the week Deposits fell off 81 sos, 100 where
as deducting from the loss of loans the
gain in cash there should have been de-
crease of only $Si2,S00 in deposits; there
fore the statement is technically out of
proof The required reserve was reduced
S376. 275 through the decrease in deposits:
this sum added TO the gain I'm cash makes
So as. 375 increase in surplus reserve, which
item now is SIS. 1925. against 21.029 375 at
the corresponding date a>Year ago. If there
shall be no important demands in the near
future on the banks from their correspond
ents for currency for crop purposes, and
the New York institutions continue to gain
cash through subtreasury operations as
now seems probable, further gains in cash
and in surplus reserve may be reasonably
looked for. Moreover, the seasons outward
movement of money for the crops will, IT
seems likely be largely offset by the excess
of payments over receipts by the sub
treasury. Last weeks bank clearings aver
aged 1888 100000 daily against $22S, 600 in
the previous week
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Metals.

ST LOUIS. July is.-Me;als quiet; tsad steady
al 81 spelter nrm az $.
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.
EMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 10.
BANKS

% @ % banki n s To G SHOWN" ~
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Local Banks and Trust Companies.
Local fractions and IndustriaIs.


[Granger Farwell & co.'s Wire.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Favorable Conditions Shown, Though
Not Altogether i'm Harmony.

NEW YORK. July 19.--The weekly state
ment Of the associated banks shows the fol-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-07

.,0ors . Gormalin", (Gimer &
Nnsenb), balt, tperrt es Murgens
als 4abns unb Munb : @aiier aee
brauht uirb, 5dbne uno Wunb
mdbreno oe8 gan5en cages rein.
q. s.. Sbmibt 9ouiton, 9eras,
Mgent.
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Sri fit
i9wa9e Mdnner.
Gin @eilmittel tit entSeGt tnurSen,
oaS berlprenc Mannharfeit
umb Die 8rdfte mieoers
Berfteflt.
Cine @ode a%usreideuhes grobe : Radet
tpirD Sebem fret sugeianot, Der
narttuf idlreiht,

rgeeeneratipe Sablets" ino a%nerIannt Die ein5ige
Sur eeeen %perlorene Mannbarfeit in alien Staoien.
Sic ino miieni6aftli6 ourh Die befien Nerite Der
@elt bersefeqt. Ser &uf oes 9nititutes 1T oerart
f9 peroutrportli1 balten. llno tpenn (e auf ibrel
Guf bin bebanpten, oaB Die r&egeneratioe Sablets1
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in 1852 ar Stsls Ieines e11 siner Ces
mitbsfranfheit leibenhen Glteren 8ru=
bers, bes grbsroB1sr5rg5 2ubpig, Die
Megentfnaft unb Durbe. afs Der Sep
tere 1858 ftarb, GroBberoog. Gr rihs
tete bic Wernaltung Bnbens i'm @inne
liberalen Gortiaritis Elm, in Der dubez
ren politif mar fein Sireben bon porrlz
berein auf bic ginigung 9sut{9lanbs
inter ber 5iibruns preuBens geridtet.
Wenn @robberaog Sriebri9 trobbem
1856 fein Sruppentontingent gegen
preuBen mobilifirte, 10 modten Iiers
fur bic geoerapbiide Gage 8absns unb
BITE Stimmung i'm Qanbe ben Mnlab
bilben. OafIr mar er elmer Der er{ten
beutf4en 8unbesfirften, bic fofort na9
benz Rriege nit preuben cine MilitGrz
fonbention eingingen. Seit 1871 1T
@robberSog Griebrih ftets Der suberz
lGiiigite Beratber unb bic erprobteite
@tIBe Der beutfden aaiier getpe1en
8dben felbft blIbte unter ieiner peiien,
forsfamen Giibruns in ibsrrafaenbsr
Meife empor unb fpurbe gu einem am
erfannten Mufter fir anbere 8unbes>
nadten.
@robber5og Griebri9 1T befanntlid)
felt 1856 NIT ber prinaeiiin Cutie BON
preuben, Der SoGter bes b~eritorbenen
Roifers Milhelm bes griten bermGblt.
kHA. Nk. E-A
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Jdnf5ig Ja6re 9err|c0er.
9as soIoeue &esiernnssiubilamm hes
babiiden Grnbbersngs.

1sseutfame Gsier fur saus 5satfhIamo-gin
Haupttrdeer bes Weid acknowledgements
gbruneen 9as .1suterlamole"- Sami,
Iisnbestebnneem.
Cine bebeutidme Seier bat am "a.
!Mprtl b. S. iidt muir bas baoiI6e
.Mufterldnble," fonbern bas gon5e
beutl9e gei9 au beraetdnen. Silt tie
bod einem Der 9aupttrdger bes beute
ihen Observation-Disclosures, benz ebr<
miirbisen unb beliebten @robbere
sns Grfebria bon 8aben. Der
an benz senannhn Sage fein ~50idbriges
Regierunssiubilaum besebt.
Wie febr man bic 8erbienite @robz
ber5og Sriebrids I'm 5ein 2anb, iotpie
I'm bas 3uitanbefommsr unb bic Gr<
baltuns oes beutiden &aiierrei6es
fAGbt, eebt unter 4nberem aus Der
Weranffaltune elmer @omnlung in
@aben berpor, beren GrgebniB benz
@robber5oe an Subildumstage gu
mobltbdtisen 3peden ii6erreidt tpirb.
Nuberbem fino aus benz Qnlaffe in Der
aarlsruber Minae 9enfmiinaen, unb
atpar 100000 Mart in 5infmarfs
itiden unb 10000 Marf in 3pei.
martftaden, seprdst pOrben.
@roBber5og Griebrid, Der 1926 se=
boren tpurbe, ibernabm betm Sobe ieiz
nes @aters, bes @robberaoes 2eopolb,
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Qae jufenoen 9ranfbeiten
finb iowobl ldltie als it0renb.
Hunts Cure linoert au9enblidlih
unb BELT bauerno ale 5Drmen iol-
der 2eioen. @iro garantirt. 3reis
so Gents.
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~nerlorene Mannbarseit, @oerbru6 ooer S6fpdhe Der
gel6ledtli6en Srgane hGlen, 10 muB Die BUR poiitio
uno permanent lein. SieIe &pnlpagnie lhidt Sebert,
Der on nerp6ier S6ipdde leioet, Die Wteoisin fir cine
ip0de1tlihe 8ebanoluns fret gu. Die Uteoi5in tdnr
nur oabur6 erprobt iperoen, DAB man Die &elnltate
BEG @ebrau6s abwartet, tpetit tie oas helt, fir ipas
tie eentadt ipuros, 10 lit ie at ernpfeblen. Siefe
probe mill Die Salopia 2pnn 80. NIT ibrert Wtittel
fir cine 8ofe %getatten. Na6oetr er Die %u9tegene=
ratipe Sablets" cine 9Sn6e gebrau6t bat, miro Der
Yatient &raft III ieinen Srganen nnb Masteln,
neues Slut in Ieinen 4oern, neuer1 unter1ebmungs
ge:it, uno iiA in @elunobeit uno @riheinen as
ncueu Meni6en finoen. Die yGfegeneratipe Sa=
bets" babett cine iuunoerbare @irtung uno Der ga
tient peripirt oielelben ON eriten Sage. Sic gebeu
0trttttt 5tft Sit oes llebels, gang elei6 ipie lan9e es
aniebt uno brin9eil Graft lno Stdrfe. 9ieies tpuit=
oerbare WtitteI uerbaunt ale S6i6ternbeit benz an=
bern Se6le6t gegeniiber, BELT ale lebel, Die aus
lleberretsung, ueberantrengung, Gelhafslorgen, bic
gum BEIRUT ses @eod6tniies, llnf6bi9feit &c fhb=
rem, berporeeben. r9teeeneratipe Sablets1 iinb IN
ieoem utter anuenobar; fe betlen ale Gdlle, aus=
genpmmen, tpenn fdon @pilepiie ober Srriinn ein=
setreten iino. Die Galopia 2pnn So. ntaht feline Be-
l4rdntungen; Se0er, Der borum ihreibt, erb6lt oas
Wittel fur cine ISOLDE frei 5u9el9ift, ~lor9falti9 ein=
Qepaft nno obne gu 5ei9er, mas es entbdlt. Sic bot
Saulenoe BON grtefen aug alien Sbeilen bes Qanoes
erbalten, Die bon Den eritounlidften Guren Der r&e=
generatioe tablets" beri4ten. Sbre Sferte fir cine
gSo6e 1T edit; es tueroen feline beunrubi9euben 7Sragen
eefellt. S6reibt beute on Die Sadopia 2pan Co.,
536 poj5ini Building, ct. 2ouis, Mo. uno iaBt
@ud Die Meoi5in fir cine Bode frei tonirten. SIR
Bud, oas ~ebenfaqs frei 1T, qie6t @uh Die 4ngabctl,
tple Sbr erl6 nit Dem Uatttel 5i 9au.Ie ielbit tu=
rirell f0unt.
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VrbgroBbet3o8 TtleorlH Don Bo0eh.
Rortpegen berbeiratbet. Gin Sobn.
Wrin5 2ubipis, ftarb Qnfunss Der 90er
Sabre, Der dltefte Sobn, grbsroB ,
ber5os Griebrih. Der segene
ipGrtig i'm do. 3ebensjabre Fs1t, bat
fd Der militdrif9en aarriere getpios
met unb TIT felt 1897 &pmmanbeur bes
9. preuBii9en @rmeetorps in &oblens.
Seine 1886 nit Der prinsefiin Silbo
bon Nafau, Der So9ter bes @roBbers
5ogs bon 2ursmburg, e%ingegangens
Gbe 1T finberlos e%eblieben.
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NEWS ABOUT DELOIT
Mrs. Horr. CORRESPONDENT.

Mrs Horr. Correspondent.
N. FL. Brogdon received word last
week thet his daughter Mrs Nellie
Rounds who recently moved to Gamer
on. Mo. was married Dec 7,
Mrs Nellie Wheeler and children a
niece of G. w Landon who has been
visiting here returned last Friday to
her home at Altamont, Texas.
Clarence Cose purchased the residence
property of Scott McXim last week.
J. b. Dawson returned last week to
his home at South McAlister l. T he
purchased e car load of oats while here
and had them shipped to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hagen and chill
6ren went to Sioux City last week to
visit at the home of his uncle. They
returned Tuesday and are preparing to
move thor
Rev. Southwell came in sunday to
conduct quarterly meeting.
Earl Winans and Willard Turner took
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the train for Peabody Kansas Tuesday.
Ihev will probably go to Oklahoma be-
fore their return.
MIR. R. McKim purchased the store
and building of his brother Scott Nc
Kim last Tuesday and has hired Scott
to run it for him until the first of
March
Elder G, p. Hunt returned home from
his mission in the northern part of the
district on Tuesday morning.
A. J. Mason and N. V. johnson
shipped car load of Walnut lumber to
Cedar Rapids Monday.
Rev Morgan and VIM. Shives came
down from Boyer Monday morning to
attend Quarterly conference Rev.
Morgan reports conversions at Boyer
during the past two weeks.
| Geo Winans started Tuesday eve for
/, Wisconsin to visit among relatives there
and different points in the east he will
be gone about two weeks
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BUCK GROVE LETTER

Mrs. Hams, of Defiance has been
quite sick. Jas. Hams and Mrs VIM.
Mofltt drove down to see her Sunday.
y A few of the friends of Mrs. H e..
lsmlnger were invited to attend an
oyster supper at her home last Friday
evening in honor of her niece, Miss La
Clair who intends to start for her home
In Indiana this week
There will be Christmas exercises in
the NJ. b church Dec "a. All are in
vited to come and take part
Mrs V. Talcott and Mrs. r. Win.
grove of Arion were here on business
Wednesday,
DR.. Evans sent a couple of men up
from Arion to put up some more new
phones.
Nelson Wingrove will have a shoot.
ing match for turkey here Saturday
Dec. 20, at l,30 p. m
There will be German dance Satnr.
day evening Dec 20 in the CITY hall
Music by the Arndt Orchestra. Simmer
will be served at the Doyal hotel at 12
! o'clock.
&c. Bonney was a business visitor
in Ute few days this week.
Mr.. Mahoney Of Defiance was calling
on S M. Thew Tuesday
DR.. Evans of Arion was business
visitor Tuesday
! Herman Hahn and sister MIS- Bone
steel went to Denison Tuesday.
| Bert Cruise and sister Mrs. Cora
Biggs drove over from Denison Satur.
day to visit with their sister Mrs. j. S.
Green.
Mr. Jas. Rooa's little daughter Mac
is on the sick list.
Mr. 'onvey of Geddes S. D., passed
through here Tuesday on his way tc
Chicago. He was employed as opera
tor at this station about two years ago
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DOW CITY HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Albert Crandall of Denison is
visiting in town this week
M. II. Blanding and daughter
Blanch drove to Denson few days
ago.
Miss Mae Kimball left FRIDAY for a
weeks visit with friends in karling.
Miss Mabel Robertson of Des Moines
is visiting at F. S. Stones.
j. B. Booth was home from Sioux
City for few days visit with his par
ents.
A daughter of Mr.. Lyman Merrick of
Paradise is to go to hospital at Omaha
this week for treatment
Mr. and Mrs. George Fritz visited
his brother John Fritz near Denison
Sunday.
Miss Laura Kent accompanied by Mr..
b. D. Butts went tn Omaha few days
ago to have her eyes treated by a
specialist.
G. E. Booth and wife returned home
the other day from two weeks visit
with her parents at Grizwold
Guy V. whaley has had erected a
photograph gallery on wheels and now
has it in operation in town
John Howarth and VIM. Good Itch
were driving on our streets Wednesday
w. V. Whaley made flying trip to
Buck Grove Monday
Mrs. Dr.. Carr went to Denison Tues
day.
Mis-. Robinson will entertain the
Priscilla club at the hotel Thu sday p.
| IN.
John Cruizan was on our streets
Tuesday.
i Mts. Will Virgins of Denison is visit
ing with her sister Mrs. F. S. Stone
this week
Dr Carr wentIto Omaha Tuesday or
business.
Little Helen Black daughter OF
! George Black of Corwith, Iowa is
visiting with her uncle L. P. Black
this week.
Mr. L. F. Stanford was home for
few hours Monday.
Mr.. George Hester of Suck Grove
was in town Wednesday.
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SOFT COAL HEATERS Steel ranges
and cooks, cheap at Wygant's.

THE Broadway Meat Market is paying
the highest possible price for hides.
Mr.. Randall says he will pay more
than any other dealer in the county.
See him before selling hides.
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= - Decorator
(succEssoR TO JOHN xorT)

Having purchased the business of MIR. John
Kott. / wish to assure my patrons, old and
new, that ali work intrusted to me will be done
promptly and in the best workman like man
ner Estimates cheerfully furnished: sails
fariion gnaranteed, w. j ii ULTSCH. p
Denison, Iowa
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The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-22

nff aud th.. :hree inch pipe was
forced ba' ihe force Of the oil to
the ton of the derrick. In xsholt
time after this the valve wse
ctssed and the we'll was brought
pader control.
= Today'se demonstration has
proven beyond any reasonable
doubt thai Jennings oil field will
produce gushers and that any. Of
the wells put down in the vicinity
can be made a. gusher If sunk
to the proper depth.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-22

and the crowd was getting i'm
patient, many Of them began to
think the report hoax, but
their doubts wereI soon cleared
away. At just ten minutes to
eleven, after the pipe had been
connected with the large tank
about 800 feet distant, the valve
was loosened, u rum bling nois-
was heard, the crowd scattered
and ran, instantly the oil shot
upward, only so or 80 feet at
first, but gradually gaining un-
til it reached the top of the der
rick and so feet beyond.
The people shouted, the we'll
C )ntinued to gush steady roar
ing stream and acted as though
it was doing its very best in or
der to repay the people for their
demonstration of appreciation.
Finally, after the we'll had per-
formed about fifteen minutes and
seemed to be gaining vigor right
along, it was decided to stop the
flow and turn the stream into the
large storage tank nearby. This
proved to not be an easy task, as
the three inch pipe which still
remained inside the six inch
cesing had been forced up to the
valve and prevented it working.
Tnen the top knuckle was taken