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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

AUCTION SALES TOMORROw.-Mr.
R.F Koox, auction eer, will sell 10
frons Of the Royal street entrance to
tle City n Ill building at noon t,mor'
row certain patents issued by the U s.
Pate { Office, aud afterwards trans
ferred and assigned to the Mllt n
Smoke Burner Company. At the same
time end place he will also offer Tor
sale lot OF ground with the BUILDINGS
thereon on the south side OF Duke
street, near Washington, together wi, b
the lot and buildings on the east. Al
2 O'Clock p. ~. Mr. Knox will offer for
sale on the premises at New Alexandria
a parcel Of land, engine and boiler,
bricks, wood, &c, together with the
ripsriau rights OF the Carson Handle
Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31
A D1srREss1Ne ACCIDENT. - Miss

A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. - Miss
Alice Maxwell was the victim OF dis
tressing aud what will prove fatal &C.
cident at her home, northeast corner OF
Wolfe end F irfax stree 8. between tsn
and IL O'Clock this morOiug. The no.
fortunate LADY had been awake all night
at tn house Of ner aunt, the late Mrs
Elizabeth M rkell, whose death occur
red early Wednesday morniog, and
upon her return home she had reclined
on a lounge near stove. She soon fell
asleep aud ne fire 10 the st I'VE burned
no brightly. ev ntually rendering II
red.ho Her clothing became iguited
and when she was awsk ned the flames
were spreading all over her boy Upon
realizing her condition che ran scream
log toto the yard aud attempted to ex-
tinguish her burning garments hy cast
log herselfiOt) the now. Mr.. Wm. GRAY.
go and another gentleman boIh OF whom
happened TO De passing at the time, ran
into the yard and by their united efforts
succeeded 10 extinguishing the flames,
not, however, until Miss Maxwell bad
been fearfully burned. NeigbbOrs soon
vent TO the house and DR. Jones. who
was in the neighbour pod, was called in
-nd did everything possible to mitigate
the unfortunate Woman's So fferiDgs.
He found that her injuries we're NOR
tai. Tie excitement caused In the
led some to suppose the house
was on fire, and Mr.. T. l.. E1twisle,
with az ex,inQuisher, repaired to the
scene. The lounge 10 the room was
slightly burned, but otherwise no ee-
rlous damage rtsu ted. Miss Maxwell
g daughter of the late George Max
we'll, who died 10 1851. She is lady
much liked by all who know her, and
he unfortunate occurrence is greatly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

FUNERAL.-The funeral OF the late
Mrs. E izsbeth Markell, whose death
occurred at al early hour Wednesday
moroiDg, took place from her former
nome, on Prince street. between Fair
fax aud Royal, this aft ,rnoon and was
attended by relatives and friends OF the
deceased. The services were conducted
By Rev. p. p. Phillips. OF St. PauPs
Church. The psllbesrers were Messrs.
J F Heisley, Henry Crump, Thos. Col
Ellsworth and II G. Fields.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

WEDDING "A besut ful home wed
ding was solemnized iD Wsrreut u
yesterday evening II $50 O'Clock
The parties were Miss Clara Mae
Brown aud Mr.. J. Owen Lynch, OF this
C ty. The ceremony was performed by
Father Patrick, of the Catholic Churc1.
rne bride Is the daugbt-r of Mr.. ]. w.
Brown. She was beautifully gowned
10 white organdy over tsffeta, with
veil, aud carried lilies of the valley.
Miss FIorrie Brown, Sister Of the bride.
was maid Of honor and wore pink
oreandy over tsffets and carried pink
roses,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

MORE SNoW.-There were indics-
tons OF "clesr-up" between nine and
teu o'clock last night, and the stars
which had been obscured for the pre-
vious forty eight hours began to glim-
mer sgsio. About midnight, however,
they gradually disappeared and at FIVE
O'Clock this morni0g snow was again
falling thick aud fast. Later the flakes
fell lszily and in diminished numbers
uodl nearly eleven o'clock when they
ceased altogether, since which time
some liQt rain has fallen Good sleighiog
is still afforded and numbers are taking
advantage OF the snow 10 the streets
aud rosdwsys by ipduleiDg in the sport.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

FINED FIVE DoLLARs.-A youBR
,lored nan named Charles HaskiDs
was before the Mayor this morning
caqreed Wild assaulting a colored
female acquaintance. The ofense was
commit ed last September. 1t seems
nat child had lost a quar- ter Of dol
Isriu he street aud the woman and
Haekins were eog4gsd 10 Sc srching for
8 Tue woman was successful and
Hssklns demanded the coln, claiming
1s lost II. Upon the woman's refusal
t, give il up the accused struck her and
! t the CITY for NV York, where he
I'm ,ined until last Digit. He was
e 81 IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

OPERA HOUSE. The Nebraska City Press
says OF Fanns Hills Burlesque Company, who
will sppear here Saturday night: THE per-
Torrance given at the Opera House last night
WAS witnessed by large audience: Not a
person in the audience left dissatisfied. 1t is
= clean, clever show, anything but suggestive
OF Vulgsrity. Twenty pretty women, beau.
tiful and costly costumes, specialties, chorus
es, songs, dances and other features that al
ways draw"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

WoN PRIzEs.-Among those who won
valuable prizes last night st well-attended
progressive euehTe given at Carroll Institute,
in Washington, where there were over seven
hundred players, were: Mr.. Claude Lennon,
second prize lone ton Of coal); Mr.. NJ. B.
Harlow, picture, Mrs. O. NJ. Lennon. a set
Of Rogers knives, and Mr.. Thos. Burroughs,
in box Of cigars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

DEATH OF AN ALExANDRIAN.-Mr.
Joseph A. Bradley, a former resident OF
this city, where number OF his rela-
lives live-among them Mr.. w. d.
Greenwell, his brother-ln.lsw-died 10
Washington last night. The deceased
was 40 wears old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

STOCKHOLDERS MEETIEG.-A meet
- ing Of stock holders OF the VIRGINIA.
IT'LL COMPANY will be held on MON
DAY, March 3. 1902, 1t 7.30 o'clock p. m,
at the compaay's Office, 102 south Fsirfs1
street.
.WoRTH HULFIsH Secretary.
Jan. 81 1awtdf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
a Cough OF Cold At once. Conquer Groups.
Whoo2ing Cough and Messle Cough without
tail. Best for Bronchitis, Hoarseness' Grippe
Documents. Consumption and Lung Alec.
nors Gives suick, sure results. Price zoe
said by Richard Gibson and all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31
Child Warth Million Z

my child Is worth millions to me" says
Mrs. Mary Bird OF Harrisburg. Pa, yet
would have lost her by Group had net pur-
chased bottle OF One Minute Cough Cure'
One Minute Cough Cure Is sure cure for
coughs, Group and throat and lung troubles.
An absolutely safe cough cure which acts
Immediately. The youngest child can take
IL with entire safety The little ones like
the taste and remember how often 1t helped
them. Every family should have bottle Of
One Minute Cough Cure handy. At this
season especially 1t may be needed suddenly.
For sale By E. 8. Leadbester b Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

TIE FAIR.-The fair at Armory He'll
fr the benefit Of the Alexandria Light
Infautry cor tinues TO be the main at
tractiop. snd numbers were peseoti
again last night, ell OF whom IS usual
enioved themselves. The ladies IN
charge sey many prominent mercnsue
and aspiring politicians are conspicuous
by their absence.
The attendance wss larger than on the pre-
cediug night, and the voting contests con-
tlnue spirited. There will be "a cakewalk to
night which will be participated In By pro-
fessiOnals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

The trains from the south and west over
the Chesapeake snd Ohio, Washington South.
srn and Southern Railways were more OF le
late in arriving here today. Some trains on
the Washington Southern road rsn through
the city without stopping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

WEATHER PROBABILITIES For this sec
ton sno ? tonight; Saturday snow or ram J
light TO fresh norths set e east winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31
LOCAL MATTERS

9un rises tomorrow at 7:15 10 and sets
5:25 m. digh water st 12:3Us m ana
loo .. %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31

Bishops APPOINTMENTS. - Among
the appointments of Bishop Gibson, Of
the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, are
the following:
St. Johns, Columbia, February 8.
Orsnge, February 16.
Falls Church, February 10.
st. James, LsesburR, February 20.
Goresvile, February 2l.
Hamilton, February 81.
Round Hill, February %.
Christ church, Alexandra, Febru.
ray %.
Grace church, Alexandra, Febru-
AIRY %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE TABLETs
All druggisls refund the money il 1t fails to
cara. &. W. GROVES sisasturs is on each
hax $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31
REMOVAL NOTICE,

On and after FEBRUARY 1, 1902,
We will remove our ORDER OFFICE
from No. 529 King street, TO our office,
No. 319 King street, where we will be
In position to handle our retail COAL
AND WOOD business to better sdyant.
age for our customers than ever before.
". A. sMooT 4 &C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-31
Stops the Cough

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure G
cold In ono day, No Cure, no Pay. Pries
20 cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
LONDON REPORTS SETTLEMENT
OF ANTHRACITE STRIKES.
Sent a Few Buying Orders for coslers
but II Did Not Work---Canaeiian
Pacific Pool Active.

New York. June 6--Denllngs In stocks
dropped back again to near the low isvel
OF activity for the year and the days MT
changes are narrow and unlmportant. 50
far as there are gains they are the residue
OF little squirt in prices and were caused
by rumor that the coal strike had be II
settled, which came by the way Of London
with light volume Of cabled orders to
buy. the origin of which was as doubtful
as that Of the rumor. This was unloubted-
~ ruse and was designed as a counter
move TO yesterdays report set aloat by
the bears " the sudden death Of an aged
hnAncier. The principal buying came from
yesterdays short sellers. and as soon as tee
rumcts we're authoritatively denied. the
buying movement fen away ana the market
fell back into its state ~ neglect There
was sharp rally in Canadian pacde on
resumption OF the pool operations In that
stock and this movement had some SYM
pathetic effect On the rest of the list Opin.
VIII not bc a notable revival IN foreign
markets as an effect of the declaration or
peace untl after the English coronation.
The continuance Of the coal strike Viii h
scrinS :" ~ umlsc indefinite prolonged n
VIII also be dnmper on any special On
thusia assn. The assembling Of the soft coal
miners In the Virginia ana West Virginia
fields. ana repnrts that they wilt 70 On
sulEc. give cclnr to the apprehension of
an extensive spread of labor trouble The
strength OF today corn market ana the re-
ports which accompanied II Of excessive
rains and floods Ia the Southwest were a
reminder Of the possibilities OF future mis-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

Yesterdays cotton market required con
siderable time to he stirred to action hut
when the true inwardness OF things began
70 loom large the hull only had 20 watch
the value scales ascent Iu fact Il took
the end Of the week statistics to bring
thinking caps into common use and
shorts" received almost fright in the
hnal moments There was enough news
of conflicting nature on the growing crop
10 keep the general opinion unsettled aud
1t should not be hard 20 guess the result
when other features OK the situation are
prominently at play.
The visible supply statement showed
more emphatic Shrinkage than heretofore.
The decrease was $4,000 bales, or so per
cent larger than In 1901. which leaves a
practical shortage Of 100000 Receipts at
thirty Of the more important interior towns
were little more than one.third Of those
In the former year. which left stocks Of
$4,000 to compare with those Of $4,000
last yenr Arrivals AZ Srtposts for the
day dwlndled down to 1900 bales and those
Of the week made hardly so good an aver
age, while the figures Of the former year
were more than Double Such Is tho stats
tical story and such is the weakness OF the
fortress 10 case Of attack by the lmp;n1
ing Yield The question Of the hour Is
Are the summer options at too great q
premium or are those which bear rela
tionshlp to the new crop at too great
dscounty A difference Of from 90 10
10 points is no small item 10 reckon with
liz this connection 1t must be considered
In the late query Of an operator what
price viii stop consumption Analyzing
further. this contingency will depend much
upon the assurance the spinner may have
as 10 what the growing crop . III bring
forth. Thus the center Of developments re-.
solves Itself into the field The advlccs
gave account Of the boil wccvlls In It's mos,
pestilcnt form. and It may he said that a
great deal Of attention WAS given 10 The
festive hug Later on the New York Com
mercial and Financial Chronicle Issued It's
statement In the matter Of screage. show
ing a decrease Of 90 per cent under the
previous year. The effect OF this docu
ment was important In view OF the diverS.
cnce from the bureau and n rally followed
which increased as the call progressed
There was no attempt toward real activity
and the nerves NJ bears we're tightly sttung
on any indication Of change. Just as the
news had greater relation 10 the new crop
SO did these options feel the impetus
stronger while the moves to "cover' hoped
on the advance Reports sent ont stated
that the question was urged as to whether
tho stock Of certihcatcd cotton in New
York amounted 10 10000 was not In way
to be held intact until the advent Of July
The skin Of the hammer club was frequent
ly exhibited. however and II can not he
said that this tunor had my marked Of
feet
Liverpool was quite In line with benrsh
wishes. Sales on the spot amounted 70
SoNA bales NJ quotations lower hv 1924
There was loss in contracts at tho close
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

ceptlonal home consumption, prodasaI
this country may not be able to on
vantage of the opportunity !mmsdI4
but even the indirect effect must b
fetal. Domestic conditions Will ban
the one drawback of labor disputes
have reduced the earning power o.
force. Outside the limits OF this ll.z
there is little cause for complaint W
are large and distribution Is les
rupted by the shortage Of cars. y
earnings for May show an increase
per cent over last year and lti pc
over 1900.
Contrary to expectations. the leaa4
ducers maintained their conseryauIt
ton by making no advance IN ine psi|
steel rails for delivery In lsS, ~.
standing the material rise wnlcn oss1
In pig iron. Much new business IA
placed during the past week. aIl XXX,
sumers have found difficulty 10 oooL1
ders for delivery In 1902. THIS = NJ. .H
" noticeable as to structural ma.s IA
railway supplies. Interruption 70 WI
blast furnaces was not wholly aver,
the decrease in output did not leasa I,
figure, owing to prompt CONCESSIONS
sides.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
PIG IRON STRONG.

Practically no concessions were ~
for pig iron, however, owing y =
tointv ms to the extent OF the suilA
tube and pipes there is much ae.ns
quotations fully maintained h'a-
coal is abnormally stimulated
anthracite coal shortage. ana ils ="
coke in the Connellsville region u
fishing new record each weeA., e.
ing TO the latest reports less 'iaD
of the ovens are idle. .rsssei II
Sales of footwear have NOT nss,esrl,sj
tho advancing season. jobbers lsP gsmeil
nacioIiv favorable conditions. Az
seoson If activity occurred ID ira sa,.ra|
Iork sole selling In modera.e
INT shoashons soon secured az ~ M
material Belting butts were w Ss, ua:
isfactorv division OF the .s...sas5
nrices being strong, QSiel
hides. a.,,, held viii VI
Ill unds7, control BUYERS ~
S T "a hold back oros.S .saSrEii
torp,s arc now Indicated by ths ~. n;
s sui MI The fall print bass vi luqs,]
ssobpi;shed at least for the tlms s,,tar a
iorger for export grades q u,ri,sd q
h IA soles IN ali lines are h@sI n q
out Sdtr are also indicatsa y Is,aus 4
NV Sotiifactor weather In w las
anninS recions had q depressss's-Ss eeks !
uuein so,n quotations and las, wsre ~
on gram H ,nst cash prices NM NM "a
nanve wing TO the extremel, s ~rcp n
reayt' "Si hut the mex. ~ frs
tlGal pesietd rho progress o. III M %
Failures for the wee I'd last " 4
states were 21s, asainst, a IL they afi' 1
teen against fifteen last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

general cargo, has arrived at FONT Isabel
The German steamer MargaIotha sailed
from Copenhagen for Galveston June ..
The British steamer lkhal, from Calves
ten arrived at Bremen june s.
The British steamer Saltwell cleared
q om Mobile June Tor Coatzacoalcus.
Mexico, via Galveston with transit cargo.
The steamer Denver sailed from New
York Tor Galveston June ).
The steamer Clara May arrived last night
from the upper bay With tow of TWO
barCes laden with Brick and sharp sand.
The schooner Maytiower has shifted her
berth to pier 30, where she is loading cargo
Tor Sabine Pass aud Port Arthur.
The steamer Horribly Castle. which ar
rived yesterday from Pensacola, has on
heard sos pieces of sawed timber and /. Iii.
OSl feet of lumber In transit for Antwerp,
to which port the ship goes after com
plotting her cargo here.
The tug Albert " nngheS. with a barge
In tow. left Sabine this morning for this
city She is bringing 1900 barrels Of oil
for the Greater New York Home oil com.
pany. which Will he stored In the new tank
OF this company on pier 81 She Is due 20
arrive here tonight,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

New Orlenns-Spots closed very steady,
prices revised; stock 1872 go bales,
Low ord..,..IA Mlodling ...uo4
Ordinary. .....T 1916 Good mid .,.0is
Good ord, .,..,s 80 Mid fair ,.,.D1s
s.ow mid. ,, $ 1916 Sales ........8 q, 400
New York Spots closed quiet and steady,
prices lsc up; stock l6T,62n bales
Good ord. .,., sN Good mid "a II 10
Low mid .,...0 Mid fair 49, 10 BIG
Middling ..., .pN Sales ...,....l,36O
Liyerpool-S closed ensicr, prices la
down; demand fair; safes 5000 bales. NJ
which 100 were American; speculation and
export 1000 bales imports 1000 bales of
which 500 were American
Ordinary ,...,A 1892 Middling ....5
Good ord ,., 4 2432 Good mid .5ls
Low mid. 49,, a 1882 Mid tair ..... i 1882
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
CORN TRADE RR1SK

Corn trade was good and bullish crop
reports stimulated good buying that
brought strong tcne. Early in the day
July was strong on support by bull interest
and September was weakened by St Loui.
selling Later the option came in for sup
port aud all prices advanced The selling
vas largely by locals and scattered Coun
try offerings continue very light Move
mont 4 supposed to be retarded to some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
New York Money.

New York, June 6.--Money on call steady
3dl per cent; closing bid and asked 3I?Mi
per cent Prime mercantile paper 4M4A
per cent. sterling exchange easier with ic.
lnal business IN Blankets bills at 4 s79s for
demand and siHMi SAG for sixty DAYS;
posted rates I s5MGf4 50 and SrGi4 SSb;
commercial bills e. s49sdii s59s Bar silver
~: Mexican dollars ~ Government bon Is
steady state bonds steady railroad bonds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
DuNs WEEKLY REVIEW
steel Rail Prices Not Raised. bu, p;, ,,o,
Has Advanced ~ wv

u. new York June 6-R C Dun & Co .
80 neeA'S review OF trade tomorrow win saw.
-, v"'e IN south Africa has greatly improved
.ne outlook Foreign Industrial markets
W., quickly beneht by the deyelopmeSt ~
ene country while return to active go,d
nainins WIN have a helpful inauence IN
"0As'afy circles Owing to tn. present ex.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
ALI. GRAIN MARKETS ACTIVE.
SHOWED ADVANCE AT CLOSE.
CASH DEMAND WAS STRONG.
Wet Weather in Harvest Lands and Rain
Deficiency in Other Sections Made
Good Market

Chicago. June 6.--Fe1rs Of a wet harvest
In tho winter wheat section. very small
sa,cs OF corn by farmers n sharp cash de-
mond in oats and call for new pork to
repack with old stun stimulated buying
in all the speculative pits on change today.
Trade was largely limited to the profess
SIGNALS and several bearish crop reports had
n dampening effect on the spirit of the
bulls In the end. however, July wheat
gained Ad%, July corn X and July oats
*. Provisions closed 212a5 to 1I19d21
higher.
wheat got a Arm start from the appear
ance of the weather map. The Southwest
had too much rain and the entire western
wheat and corn country reported copious
showers. Cables were weak. following our
declines Yesterday but July opened a shade
higher to unchanged at 71A TO 71lad71B
and sold to a. SHOWS report thnt the
Weld Of both winter and spring crops would
approximate 725.O0o.Oc0 bushels, or only
81. 10000 under last years enormous pro.
ductlon. was like a wet blanket. Bears
sod. bulls stopped buying for the time and
July sunk to 11is. This same report In
dicatcd an improvement of points In the
June condition and stated that spring whclt
was in almost perfect condition save That
the acreage was l,OVDQn less thnn last
year Conditions Inherent to the pit were
mostly hcarSh hut they seemed to have
little effect Receipts were liberal, the
cash demand was very poor With pr'Cos
shadod hero and at Duluth. Tle outsider
WIs not In the pit. rhe wet wenther tax,
however. with hrmnesS In corn and oats
helped wheat md July reacted well after
It's dip closing hrm i4MS up at IT'S.
Local rCcpirts worc four "nrS. "@0o ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
London Einanoial Cahle

New York. June G.--1ho Commercial Al
Seitiser's London financial cablcgIam says;
stocks opened weak throughout the day ana
katnrs were fiat. but South African houses
for, the first time supported these shares
ana they closed generally better
Americans began heavy but closed strong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
TRIED TO FAKE WALL STREET.

haps to the corn cyops ana an incentive to
caution against speculative commtm nts
en- that score The market closed stag
nant. The bond market was also less &C
tive ana the movement OF prices narrow
and Irregular. Total sales. par value.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
ADVANTAGES ARE PROVEN BY
SALES OF LAST THREE MONTHS.
Use Of Good Bulls lmportant--Smal
Farmers Who Can Not Purchase
Should Club Together.

Never was there greater aon,o,d t,,.
good Sires and the .or,,,,r.,,,,,,,,,,, 49, "a,
,,,,,,'.s...,.'. NN ''', 'u'""'"seli''t IVr 'he
Improvement of herds greater than NJ
present. The sales OF pure-bred cattle dnr
Inc tho last throo ~. tou, ,,,,,,,.t-
tbIs ,rha ouIl' i'u' uioi'ns proves
'"'s' Inc only way that we can produce
better grade of live stcck-a grade that
,n,,,, - ,hn II, 'S 'ne improve
o. No. r ."V ''''.1 "e'u' by the infusion
The ideal constantly rocedes When mo
D'eVu'' u 'ou"S approaches the standard
set year ago he will md that it has
advanced a few points further mi. mr1rs
that he will ncver roach rcrf,,,t,>,,
apparently perfect animal viii he found
10 he lacking in some small d,t,u ,,L
future generations yIm Ln,',,1., '','l' '''u
animal fa, sr,,,'t,,. 81 u''c,"P type OF