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HOGS AND CATTLE HIGHER
RECEIPTS OF HOGS INCREASE, But
THE MARKET Is STRONG.
Top Sales Yesterday Were &c Over
Tuesdays Prices-Stecrs, Cows and
Heifers All i'm Good Demand.
sTOCKYARDS,

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO-
LIS. May 1S.-Hogs-There is a very fair
increase TO report in the marketing of hogs
continue smaller than at this time year
ago. A very fair supply was in the pens
when the market opened this morning, and
the consignments included at least an av-
erage proportion of good kinds. AT the
start local packers were rather inclined TO
expect some concessions in prices, and,
therefore, were rather dilatory in making
their bids. but the demand from outside
sources was again good, and opening sales,
especially of the best selections. were at
strong to higher prices. 1t is quite prob
in general way, but top sales were 5c
above yesterday. The trading was as ac-
tive could be expected until the impor-
tant shipping orders had been filled, and
at this time most of the early receipts had
been sold Several loads OF hogs came in
late. and with most Of the important ship
ping orders executed the demand naturally
was less active, and with local packers
anxious for an opportunity to press the
market the closing trade was quiet, and it
was more or less difficult to consummate
sales at prices no better than yesterday
Therefore. while good part Of the supply
sold at satisfactory prices to-day, all Of
the advance was lost at the close, and the
conditions, from the sellers standpoint,
were less favorable. Sales ranged from
$I55 to s4.95, andf the bulk of the supply
sold at $4S0Q4.90. Quotations:
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Representative Sales

Cattie-The receipts of cattle to-day were
comparatively small for this time in the
week. and no doubt little below expecta-
tions. considering the developments in the
market the past few days. There was about
the usual proportion of fat stock, but 1t
was evident early in the day that buyers
were little fearful that there would not
be enough to meet the requirements.
Therefore. the market opened with acNve
competition between local packers for all
the choice stock, especially in the steer
line, and the offerings that were nearly or
fully equal to the requirements met with
a quick sale at strong to higher prices than
those current at any time heretofore this
week In fact, IL the general opinion
OF dealers that the best selections to-day
sold almost as high as they did two weeks
ago, which was the, high time recently.
There was also a good strong market for
the better class of cows and heifers, and
sales in some cases were higher. The de-
mand for cattle that were lacking in quail
1ty OF fat was not important but sales
Indicated that prices were at least steady
compared with the Sc prevailing heretofore
this week. The m. -keting of good feeding
cattle continues sn. III, and, although there
is only fair country demand. the offer
1ngs are finding an outlet to professional
buyers at at least steady prices. The bull
market was steady to-day. Prices of calves
were generally 25c lower than yesterday
Quotations:
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.

The receipts of stock for the first half
of this week show an increase Of 1,5Oo hogs,
a decrease of 800 cattle and increase of $50
sheep compared with the same time last
week and decrease of 1.5O0 hogs: 200 cattle
and 400 sheep. compared with lthe corre-
spending time year ago. The best cattle
sold promptly at strong TO higher prices
yesterday, others were steady, sheep and
lambs were strong and the hog market
opened higher butaclosed with the advance
lost.
For the week thus far the receipts OF cat
tie show decrease of 800 compared with
the same time last week and 200 compared
with the corresponding time year ago.
The receipts yesterday were $50 smaller
than week ago and around 200 smaller than
year ago.
Combined receipts of hogs the first three
days of this week show an increase of 1.5O0
over the same time last week, but decrease
of 1900 compared with the corresponding
time a year ago. The receipts yesterday
were nearly 800 larger than week ago and
about the same as a year ago.
The marketing Of sheep and lambs con-
tinues of fair volumes the total thus far
this week showing a gain of go over the
same time last week. but a decrease of 400
compared with the corresponding time a
year ago. The receipts yesterday were 250
larger than a week ago, but nearly 200
smaller than year ago.
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Sheep-The receipts of sheep and lambs
continue little larger than they have been
recently. but are still below the average al
this time a year ago. While there was a
very fair supply to-day, all grades were
not represented and. as usual under sucb
circumstances, IL was impossible TO deter
mine the true condition of the market for
all kinds by actual sales. There were
enough here, however. To interest pracfi-
cally all buyers 10 some extent and with
q steady demand from all sources the frad-
ing was active at fully steady To strong
prices compared with yesterday IL did NOT
more could probably have been sold al -.
yailing prices Sales included spring Ia .s,s
at s5f47, wool lambs as high as S. so clipped
T. Quotations.: @
-Ount atIors f,r Gill; -
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HOMING PIGEON FOUND
DEAD IN THIS CITY

On Monday morning. May 16, Mr.. James
Ostrander picked up a dead homing pigeon
near his residence in Woodruff Place. A
white metal band on its leg was marked
19O2-75. The bird was a pure white. 1t
appeared to have made a long flight, as 1t
was very thin. Evidently it had been
killed by other BIRDS as the head was en-
tirely bare of feathers and raw. 1t would
be interesting TO know If this bird came
from a distance. whittier ii came and where
was it's destination.
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INDIANAPoLIs a NARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

Waiting room and station, A. Kentucky avenue.
First car leaves from IN front of No. AZ ken
tnrk, avenue FOR MartinsA ille and intermediate
sfattons az $50 a. IN. and every hour thereafter
cn the half hour mark until $50 ,. m. The 40
= m car runs only 10 Mc9rcsvilc. the 80
t,.ns 10 Martinsvile and he next and last
leaves at II 30 p. m, running % Martinstille.
eavfng Martinsville Tor Indianapolis and in
,ermediate stations first c.r az $50 a. m and
every hour thereafer. on thn thirty minute mark.
s,n,ii GO D. m. The T,3o p. only 20
Nooresvile, and the $50 car 20 Indianapolis and
the next and last car leav's az 10 30. running 20
indianapolis.
Martinsyille at 30 m.
Express car arrives at Indianapolis at losw
a. m. and departs az l,Vo NJ. also arrives AZ zee
p N.
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search for Missing Husband.

Mrs. NJ. c. Cheney. of Chicago, has asked
the police OF this city TO aid her in discov-
ering the whereabouts of her husband. who
disappeared three weeks ago With her
three children she came TO this city, and
on the morning after her arrival the hus-
band started out TO seek work lie has not
been heard from since.
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ENVELOPE 'SEALER
For Moistening Purposes and to
AffiX Postage Stamps.

Business men who have quantities Of mail
to be disposed of should find new inven-
tion Of a Portland (Ore) man of value to
them. The accompanying picture shows
this affair being used to moisten and seal
the flaps of envelopes and to afiix steamps
to the letters when ready for Uncle Sam s
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LOST.


LOST-Three diamond rings in toilet room on
= Monon train from Chicago INDIANAPOLIS
Sunday evening. Liberal reward will be paid
for return or any information leading 70 the
recovery OF same Notify HOGAN TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.. or Mrs. J. w. Hogan, SO
North DelawaTe
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& NORTHwEsTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.

General Offices. Lebanon. Ind
Indianapolis waiting rooms. ticket ofiice and
express Office. lls West Maryland street. Union
block Room 6.
First through car for Lafayette leaves Indian
apoli. ct 4 a m. and arrives at Lebanon at 5io
a. m Frankfort $50 = and Lafayette e:3s
q m Second through car leaves Indianapolis at
6 a m arrives at Lebanon at 81 a. m, Frank
fort at s:l4 o. m. and Lafayette at s:17 a. m
and every hour thereafter until p Last car
for lebanon leaves indianapolis at IL 80 y. m
First through from Lafayette leaves La
fayette at 6.25 a. arrives at Frankfort at 1:s3
a m Lebanon sl5 a and Indianapolis az
s:<5 a. m. and every hour thereafter until 9-zS
o. m Last from Iafay ette TO Lebanon leaves
q. 1:15 a. m.
Express Department = consignments received
until 10 o'clock a. for delivery the same day
to all points between Indianapolis and Frank
fort and until p. m. for delivery to all points
before . O'Clock the next morning
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted: You to let
sell your business; have buyers for rooming
houses. restaurant. grocery, etc. see us at once.
MILLER-DAVIS co.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Rooming house; finest To-
cation in city; IL rooms; modern house; full OF
roomers: If you want a bargain don't fail to see
this. MILLER-DAVIS CO. 5l3 Lemcke.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Grocery business; in fine
neighborhood: volume of trade very large for
the amount of Investment: proprietor moving
away. CREIGHTON -EGBERT. 5l3 Lemcke.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For trade: A Jackson
(Mch.) suburban home; inside city limits; 3
room house, barn, hne fruit; price $1,000 want
l. or 20-acre farm near Indianapolis. THE
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 81 Fitzgerald Bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCE-A most marvellous and at
first, incredible proposition Will be submitted
TO all who can show sincerity and ability 10 in
from 81, 500 TO s. 500; TO such will pay X. X.
fare to investigate; from $1,000 TO $1,000 per
month is being made; bankers and leading bust
ness urgently solicited. Address ALBERT
Z. YOUNG. 94l Estes av., Chicago, Ill
BUSINESS CHANCE-Ten of the finest
little suburban farms that can pOssi-
bly, be obtained. Adjacent to inter-
urban tines and ranging I'm distance
from three to fifteen miles out. Some
highly improved, some only fairly i'm
proved and some unimprOved. IL i'm
the market, spend the day with us
on the car i'm the buggy. BAR
RETT INVESTMENT CO., 2f5 Law bldg
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. May lS.-The Dry Goods
jobhing trade remains steady through
moderate requests for spot goods. Cotton
sales.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-For trade: New. modern, g
room residence. Irvington. for 10 to 20 acres
improved on interurban. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5lS Lemcke
real. ESTATE
A HOME WITHOUT INTEREST.
The way is clear for you. Call or write, with
stamp, for full particulars.
AMERICAN HOME-BUYING COMPANY,
Rooms and 10. Lombard Building.
REAL ESTATE
A HOME WITHOUT INTEREST
The way is clear for YOU Call or write with
stamp, for full particulars.
AMERICAN HOME-bUYING COMPANY.
Rooms and TO- Lombard Building.
REAL ESTATE
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
Go where
You will, then come to and go to North
Dakota, the most prosperous State in the Union.
and get l60-acre HOMESTEAD FREE and buy
land adjoining for $3.50 to $3.50 per acre. easy
terms. Elk. rates. Locate in the greatest North
west and hustle. Call for maps and facts. VIM.
II. BROWN CO, 131 Lasale street, Chicago.
ILL.,, or Mandan, North Dakota.
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PER SONAL.

NOTICE
FOR WOMEN ONLY
DIR. r. q. RAYMOND'S Monthly Regulator
has brought happiness 20 hundreds OF anxious
women. No pain. danger, interference
with work; relief in TO days We have never
known of a single failure. Mail orders promptly
filled Price s.. DR. II. @ RAYMOND REM
EDY CO. ROOM 81. Si ADAMS ST. CHICAGO.
I'LL.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-05-19

post. The operation is simple, and the ma
chine will execute its work as fast
yelopes are fed into il. Stamps are fed into
the machine in strips, and as each envelope
is sealed on the upper deck" of the APP
paratus IL is slipped into place beneath
the ''strnger," where the postage is at
tached in doube-quick manner.
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DAYS AURORA TEA STORE.

We Offering this week Mumford'S Baking
Powder at 20c per pound
Fine line of Canned Goods and a complete line
OF frst-class Teas and Coffees.
Try the celebrated TEA BUD TEA. Only store
in the city carrying this brand. Call on US or
'Ihone New 1926. Old Main SAC.
3t0 West Washington St
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STORAGE.

sToR2 GE~Movins. 81 per load Phones 7ss
sToRAGE-PAcKINCi. HAULING.
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
MAIN PHONES s75. EXTRA PHONES go
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio St and Union
tracks; only first-class storage solicited Grating
and packing. Phones rs.
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INDP'LIs a EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
GREENFIELD LINE
General Ofices. Frsnkiin Buildi, :, .

GREENFIELD
General Offices. Frsnllin Buildt- :. -
ALI. CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AMI
GEORGIA STREETS
For Richmond, New Castle ana lnterHeNlaeS
stations cars leave at 6.5< a m and every t"e
hours thereafter until So p m -
Above cars make direct connections for Dayton
Columbus Newark. Lima. Marion ana cincin-
natl O. ..-.,..-
For Greenfield. Knightstown and intermediate
stations cars leave at 5.5t a. N. and each nOur
thereafter until 755 y. IN and $50 y. M Cafs
leaving at $50 and 1l.55 -. Ia run only as Tar az
Greenfield. - -. 49,.
ar S.s5 7:s5 and II a. for knightstown ana
SIS a. m. and 2.55 y. m. .or Richmond
90 - FREIGHT -ARS.
For Knghtstowr, Richn ond and intersnediate
stations cars arrive at Is a. IN. and depart AZ
seso a m For Greenfield and intermediate sta
lions cars arrive at 7:i5 q. m. and leave az 500
a m Also arrive at 2.I0 p. M and leave at ss5
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INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY

Through passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and
Vsshineton streets for Southport. Greenwood.
Whiteland, Franklin, Ani'y Eeinhurg. Iayiors-
vile and Columbus. Firs. car al a. m. ana
e.,.rv hour thereafter until D. Through
csrs leave also a. 10 and u Is 2. m. AZ p. m
= car leaves for Franklin and intermediate points
only. - -. -. 49,.
Georgia and Meridian streets toI s'issnNooe on,y
sVery hour between Indianapolis and Columbus.
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VITAL STATIsTICS-MAY Is.
Births.

Fred and Marie Eslager, city. boy.
Urey and Neftie Westerfeld. ll37 Nelson street.
girl.
w S. and Cora Stevens. 27is Capitol avenue.
boy.
c. A. and Ella Rawlinson. 1860 sanley street.
boy.
Frank and Mary Burke. 1909 North Alabama
street. girl
Sam and Lemon Gaddie SIS Ogden street. boy.
William and Anna Johnson. "a Mount street.
girl.
Ernest and Louisa Kenninger. Madison ave-
nue.. girl.
Harry and Edna Curtis. SOS Church street. girl.
John and Eta Stumph 12i0 Reisner street. boy.
Marriage Licenses.
Leon Lowell and Alice Gaynor
Lewis Burkhardt and Melinda Burditt
Frank Mahan and Elizabeth Roundtree-
Orris r. Brendel and Helen TaTlton.
John Meyer and Bertha Fiscus.
Frank Sims and Mary Davis.
Alphonso Burrows and Halle Phillips
James E Robinson and Clara Smith.
George Pfeiffer and Dollie Lewis
Guy r. Brooks and Lulu La FlOmane
John Hurt and Myrtle Stark.
Lee Hughly and Laura Breme-
Deaths.
Clara p. Smith, five. IS North Tacoma street.
pneumonia.
James Lewis twenty-elght. $40 North Blake
street. consumption.
William Cleveland. twenty-seven. Central Hos
ptal for Insane, scalds-
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REMOVAL.
TAILOR.


REMONAI-M. r ARNOLD. formerly OF 3lO
Mass. av., permanently located 1853 Mass. av.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-Nine-room house, with BATH SIS per
month. Inquire 223 n. Delaware street.
FOR RENT-l029 Congress av., nine room house:
good cellar well and cistern; one-half square
of car line; pleasant and healthful location: rent
very reasonable. c. r. JEAS. Journal Office
FOR RENT
FURNISHED.
June / TO Sept 30. room. well-furnished,
modern house; cheap to careful people. 5S1 East
Twelfth
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED-If you are in need Of a position or
desire to employ male or female help advertise
in the Journal II you subscriber the
Journal and do not md il convenient TO call at.
the Office you may telephone your advertisement
and IL will be charged 10 your account Five
cents for each seven words or any part thereof
wANTEp-Cash customers wanted for
ten of the finest little suburban
farms that can possibly be obtained.
Adjacent to interurban lines and
ranging i'm distance from three to
proved, some only fairly improved
and some unimprOved. IL i'm the mar
ket, spend the day with on the
car or i'm the buggy. BARRETT IN
VEsTMENT CO., 215 Law bldg.
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-Agents wanted for one of the largest
and most complete nursery plants in the coun-
try; high commissions; write for terms. AL
EERTSON & HOBBS, Bridgeport, Ind.
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TAILOR-Fred Monter, renovator OF ladies' and
gents garments; also repairing and pressing
while you wait. ia South Illinois street.
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FOR SALE-Ten of the finest little sub
urban farms that can possibly he
obtained. Adjacent to interurban
lines and ranging i'm distance from
three to fifteen miles out. Some high
ly improved, some only fairly i'm
proved and some unimprOved. If I'm
the market, spend the day with us
on the car or i'm the buggy. BAR
RETT INVESTMENT CO., 215 Law bldg.
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T. VI. time Is IN BLACK fgurcs.
Indianapolis Union Station
lVEEGnnSylvdli1 LINES.
N Trains Run hv Central Time
6 Sundays only.

AY Trains Run by Central Time.
TICKET OFFICES 81 Station and at corner Illinois and
Washington Streets
'Daily, .DaIy, except sunday. sSuncays only.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

FOR SALE-Large frerroof safe; bargain IL sold
soon. % South Capitol
FOR SALE-Blackslnith and woodshop, in good
prairie town; good location. Address Box 3S2,
Wocott ind.
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DIED..

STANTON-Elizabeth. infant daughter Of How
ard NJ. and Josephine Izor Stanton. May IS,
THALE-Mrs. Bernardina Thale. "Wednesday.
p. m, aged eighty-three at the residence OF
her son. Joseph Thale. 1904 North Delaware
street. Funeral notice later.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-By young and experienced woman.
position nurse or companion TO invalid. Ref
erences 2S4 Journal.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year but 81 s5 per
month. The Journal want page is profitable 10
the advertiser and reader
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UPHoLsTERING AND PACKING.

UPHOLSTERING AND PACKING.
UPHOLSTERING AND PACKING w. H
COOMBS. 43S Indiana Phone, Main 1916.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIALcPrivate sums, from 1000 to S. 600,
to loan ]. b. HOLTON. Room r. When bldg
FINANCIAL
LOANS-Money mortgages. c. +. SAYLES
& CO, 127 E. Market ST
FINANCIAL-5 per cent. money indianapolis
city property, city property in any county
seat town. on farm property anywhere in In
diana; own funds; delay; partial
payments. Call or address c. n. WILLIAMS &
CO., 10 L. Market ST.
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L.E.GW. R. 81 81: :: .ii:s ':s!: ::: sGs:
Toledo. Chicago Mich. Ex--. T:is am. sl0 :25 m
Toledo, Detroit & Chicago Ltd. -l2 - pm. SIS pm.
Mich. City, Munee q Laf. spl 7s2op.m. lo:5 pm.
'Daily.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-H. F. KESTER. $40 Virginia av sani-
tary plumbing; special attention to repair work.
Old phone. Main <i5: new, 9l65.
NOTICE-Joseph Gardner, 80 Kentucky avenue
repairs furnaces tin and slate roofs and puts
galvanized iron tops fues. Telephones 322.
NOTICE-Stay there. stick tight. don't peel of
white wash sprayed on; for cellars, store
rooms factories New Phone 1880
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

REAL ESTATE-For sale: 400-acre prairie
farm, on Nandalia line, near St. Louis; snap at
$3.50 per acre; must be sold; mortgage 50, 500, 5
Per cent. c. vi. BRIDGES. Urbana, III.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
wANTED-Old feathers. 4l6 Mass. av Il. F.
DUBOIS. Main 142S
WANTED-Young lady with good business
oualifica zion, for position in library Address,
with recommendations, Box 2S6, care the Journal.
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n MASONIC-Pentalpha Lodge. No. 5ei
~ IF and A. Mssons. Called meeting
IAN in Masonic Temple this Thursday
>@4 evening May 10, at : 80 O'Clock. for
~ work in the second degree. Visitors
/~\ THOMAS G. LEE, w. NJ,
T. I. MQUIDDY, Secretary.
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THE FLYING STICK.
Left side down in front of prince.

more than year ago that the Illinois Cen
tral and the st. Louis & San Francisco
would enter into such an agreement. but
facts were not made known until Wednes-
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Quotations for Clipped stock
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-10
THE COUNTY DOCTORS.
Excellent Meeting, Splendid Barbecue
and Endorse DIR. L.. L. SorreII
For the Senate

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Wake County Medical Society was
held yesterday at Falls, and the
meeting was largely attended
DIR. J. j. L. McCullers, the presi-
dent, being the chair an interesting
and profitable discussion of medical
topics was held and many instructive
medical and surgical cases were re-
ported.
An important resolution was adopt
ed by the members of the organiza-
ton Deeming it desirable that some
member of the profession should
represent them in the State Legisla-
ture, the physicians prevailed upon
DR.. l.. P. Sorrell, of Flint, n. c.,
despite his own modest objections and
Discrimination thereto, to become a
candidate for the next State Senate
and pledged him the undivided sup
port of the society for that high office.
After the adjournment of the So
ciety a delightful barbecue was served
under the spreading oaks surrounding
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. A. w.
Thompson. 1t was presided over by
the Committee of Arrangements,
Drs. Sorrell, Thompson, Penny and
Ray, who were gracefully assisted by
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Sorrell and
many other charming ladies, the
wives, daughters and sweethearts of
the members.
1t was the unanimous opinion that
this was the most pleasant and profit
able meeting the society has yet held
The social features rounded out and
made complete this most delightful
gathering of medical friends and
brethren.
After the barbecue Mr.. j. A. Drew
superintendent of the Neuse River
Mills. very courteOusly conducted the
members through the mills.
Among the guests of the society
were Mr.. A. H. Green, chairman
Board County Commissioners: Mr.. j,
j. Bernard, Register of Deeds; Mr.
w. G.. Allen, superintendent County
Home and Roads; Mr.. T. p. Sale
Sanitary Inspector of the City Of
Raleigh; Mr. w. II. King, the genial
and popular Raleigh druggist; Mr.
J. A. Drew, superintendent Neuse
River Mills; Mr.. Charles c. Bunch.
First Lieutenant Raleigh Light Infan-
try; Mr.. Bart NJ. Calling, and many
others.
The next meeting will be held at
Fuquay Springs the second Thursday
! in July.