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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
Memorial Day.

Headquarters Chicia2aw Post No. Is
G.. 4 r.. department OF Indian Tcr
ritory. May 20. 1905.
By order of the Commander in
Chief Chickasaw Post will observe
Memorial Day services on Tuesday
May 80 and cordially invites All cit
liens OF Ardmore and vicinity either
in organized bodies, or as individuals
to assist in ihe beautiful ceremoI
of decora.io. the graves of our lovnc
ones. with the faircst flowers ol
spriug
JOSEPH KENT Commander
r. -. JOHNSON, Adjiutant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

DR. and Mrs +. J, Roemcr who
have been iu Ardmora for several
months. departed today for Port La
vaca, Texas, where they will reside
Or Roemer enjoyed a splendid prac
tice and made many warm friends in
the city He has business interests
in Port Layaca that demand hi, az
tention
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
ATTENTION. EAGLES.

All IN ambors of Ardmore Aerie
Fraternal OIder of Eagles and visit
ing Eagles in the city are requested
to attend tonight's meeting as there
will be several candidates for initia-
tion. PRESIDENT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

We want every title sirl to take part
in our stove contest Come TO the
store early and register your name
and get book that will tell you how
to win. NOBLE BROS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

Danger Is near az hand wnen the
kidneys are sick. Kitduey-Eues win
purify and strengthen the kidneys
and restore them TO their l ormal and
healthy condition. 20 cents City Drug
Store. w. Il. Frame, Prop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
a Golden Opportunity.

Enter Selvidge business College
now and you will be ready for posi-
tions by fall and Prof. seIvldss will sc
cure you the position IL you complete
the course. 23-n.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
ABACO'S- Are the best
Citizenship Applicants.

Those persons who are entitled 10
citizenship aud are not on the rolls
should write Immediately TO William
W. Wright. registered attorney,
Bond building, Washington, d. c.
0I-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
A Private Sale.

have for sale at 10 f. Williams
store building some household goods
consisting OF iron beds. springs, mat
treSses, pillows, dressers. washstands.
wardrobes, chairs. rugs. parlor suit
and toilet sets. Inquire at the house.
one door west Of G.. p. VanDenberg.
lStf MRS. j. A. McNAUGHT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
Still Right Here

Repairing guns, bicycles, type
writer's. sewing machines, lawn
M overs. and doing lock and key
work. l make special prices
on new lawn overs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
Telephone Connections

We now have connections over
our long distance lines with the
telephone exchanges at Davis,
,Wynnewood, PaulS Valley and
Purcell aud can make DIRECT
conn elton to any and all tele
phones in each ot these towns.
This will enable us 10 save con
siderable time to our patrons
and IL will be quite a convent
iQnce to the persons ca led. Give
us trial.
chsrkaSau TaIanhopa To
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
Money Loaned on Mineral Lands.

Asphalt. coal. oil, gas and mineral
lands bought and sold Mines inspect
ed and valued. J S. DOWNARD.
General Agent.
Postoffice building. 1O-d& WITT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
NOTICE..

I am making special price, on Rus.
sell uig boil prolific co.,ou seed.
Cal! at ocgs T.. T.. PuEh, Ardmore, l..
Z. lA.dw-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

Hon. j. s Silycy, a business man
and banker OF Kansas CHy, will lee.
urc on "F'ratcrnalism" tonight at the
city hall at Sis. Ladies invited
Visitors 10 the city invited. Every.
body come.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ARDMORE ABSTRACT co,
". S. wolvsrton & Son. Mgr.

VIM \ IAidlaw and wife to n
II Anderson, warranty deed, %
feet and Il - inches of south
side of lot in block 32i, Con-
sideration $3.50.
+ Schroeder to Eliza Bastin
warranty d5ed; lot 3 in blk 225.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

4 full pound of fine talcum powder
nicely perfumed for % cents. Also al
the standard brands
q +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

The teamsters OF the city are said
to be preparing 10 organize.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

Miss Minnie King IS reported quite
sick AT her home in the northeast
part OF the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

Noble Bros ara giving away three
handsome presents to little girls. Call
at their store and ask about IL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

Parents: See Noble Bros. offer In
this paper and aid your little girl in
winning the handsome Junior Range.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
A GAS PLANT
WILL BE IN OPERATION H=RE
BY EARLY FALL

The Ice and Electric i;Jht co npan.
ies Have the Proposition in Hand.
Backed BY the Best Substan.
tai institutions in City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-24
G. w. Ritter

325 w. Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30
Farewell Reception.

The Rev. George w. Read and family will be rendered a farewell reception at the hall of the First Presbyterian church next Friday night by the members of the First Methodist church, and the many friends of the retiring pastor of the First Methodist church, who will leave for hIs new charge at Tuscumbia next week.
 Tho Rev MT. Read has served th- church at this place for three years and has made many friends during his stay. The members of the cnurcn desired his re- turn to the work for another year, but those who are acquainted with the new pastor, the Rev. l.. r. Whtten, arc very much pleased that he has been assigned to this work. and commend him highly to the members of the congregation and the citizens of the town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30
NEWS OF OPELlkA.
J. Edward Echols and Miss Maude
 GuIatte Are Married.

Opelika, November 29.-tSpecial )-The annual Sunday school convention of this district will be held a Watoola tomorrow thanksgiving day.
 s. NJ. Puckett. who has been the ef- ficient engineer for the OpellKa Compress for some time, has resigned his position and will engage in business In Atlanta w G. Fallon of Savannah has succeeded Mr. Puckett
 One of the distinguished guests of Ope- lika this week was Bishop N. w. Dun- can of Spartanburg $. c. The bishop at tended the North Georgia conference at Newman, Ga, and was on his way 10 at tend the South Georgia conference at Amereus. While here he was the guest 0: pr. W. P. Dickinson of the First Metho- dist church.
 Miss Maria Hosmer. one of the efficient teachers of the public school. has ten dered her resignation, to take effect about December 15. Miss Marie Benson of Flu faula was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Hos- mer.
 ]. Edward Echols and Miss Maude Gull latte were married this afternoon at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30

negro employed in the plant at an early hour this morning. The wound was in the f1eshy part of the leg and while 1t is very painful, it is not considered serious. Mr. Powell had occasion to reprove the ne- gro for some neglect of duty and the negro made an attack on him. In the scuffle that followed MT. Powells pistol dropped from his pocket and was dis charged, the ball striking him in the leg.
 The Knights of Pythas of Ensley met in regular session last night and com- pleted the adoption of their new con- stitution and bylaws They will be sent to the grand lodge at once for approval. The new bylaws are very comprehensive and are considered to be the most com plete yet adopted by a local lodge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30

FIRST PART. (a) "The Two Grenadiers'' .Schuman MT Charles J. Herbert Baritone. Love in Springtime" .............A .Arditi Mrs. Henry J. 1<rbs, Soprano. Violin Solo-Mazurka ..........By O. Musn
 MT. o. Chalifoux. Where Is the Heart of a Sodier'... ...-.......... ..'............. OaSleY John X. Thomas, Tenor. and Jefferson
 County Choral Club. Sing Me to Sleep ................ Greene Miss Berth Van Merkestyn, Soprano. Violin Obligato, Mir c. O.Chalifoux. tOrncl SOlo .......s............t...-o -oelecteu
 MT. Phil Memoli.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30
Grand total

oi'iiu '''"i ...'.''' '.'-.'..'t''TiN'V
 The committee will make q thorough canvass of the city during the next few days and will try to see every citizen of the place. and it is hoped that all will contribute liberally to the fund.
 The cause is one of great interest to every citizen of the town, and the coni- mittee feels sure that the people will respond heartily and liberally.
 Any one desiring to contribute to the fund If not seen by the committee is re- quested to send name and donation to either of the banks In Ensley which have been authorized to receive contributions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
 FUND IS GROWING
One Hundred and Seventy Do'-
 lars Raised Yesterday
A FAREWELL RECEPTION
Musical Entertainment to Be Given at Ensley Opera House Tonight Promises to Be One of Ex.
 ceptonal Merit.

Ensley. November 29.-(Speeal) )--The Carnegie library comm1ttee. Of which Mayor N. W. Scott is chairman, is very much encouraged with the progress that Is being made In the collection of funds for the furnishing of the library building and buying books. Already more than 5000 has been subscribed, and it Is be- lieved that the s4o0o necessary will be raised before the library has been com pleted.
 At mass meeting held some time ago s930 of the fund was raised. The follow ing amounts were reported today:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30
Thanksgiving Services.

 The fourth annual Thanksgiving service will be conducted at the First Baptist church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock by the Rev. George ". Read. The pastors of all the Protestant churches in the city will assist in the service and everybody is invited to attend
 A special musical programme has been arranged for the occasion. A contribution will be taken for the Mercy home of Bir- mnghan.
 Holy communion and Thanksgiving ser vice will be conducted tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock at St John Episcopal church by the Rev. J. J. D. Hall.
 Notes and Personals.
 Fire at a late hour last night destroyed the stables in mine No. 3 near this city. Four mules were burned to death before they could be rescued from the flames. Other mules in the stable were gotten out of the way The fire was extinguished by the mine department before other dam age was done.
 Watchman Sam Powell in the steel plant was accidentally shot fin a scuffle with a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30
Grand Musical Entertainment.

The grand musical entertainment to be given at the Ensley opera house tomor- row night for the benefit of St. An thony's Catholic church promises to be one of the most interesting affairs of the kind ever given in this city.
 The programme has been arranged with great care and all who attend are prom ised a musical treat. Following Is the propranu1p.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30

o'clock al the home of the brides parents. MT and Mrs. John Gullatte. at Salem.
 G. N. Hodge had an exhibition here yesterday-a potato grown on his farm near the city, the weight of which was eight pounds
 The Tinted Daughters of the Cnnfo ! eracy will hold it's regular meeth~ = fnr December on Friday, December 1. at 3 o'clock. An interesting progralr<ie has been arranged and a full attendance is desired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30
Conner In West Alabama.

Guin, November 29.-(Speeal.)- B. Conner addressed a large crowd at the High school building here today at 10 o'clock MT. Comer's speech was in the interest of his candidacy for governor. and was well received by the audience. Mr. Conner spoke at Hamilton yesterday and at Winfield al 2 o'clock this afte.- noon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-30
SECOND PART.

Comrades in Arms ...................
 Jefferson County Choral Club My Love Is Like the Red. Rcd Rose"
 .......s.s... o'huiiihil Mrs. Marie Kern Mullen, Contralto. When the Tide Comes In ....... Willard
 MT. James O'Hare, Baritone. (a) "A May Morning ..............D Denza (b) Cuckoo Song" .........,.....,......Ab Miss Berth Van Merkestyn. Soprano. "Chanson du Toreador" .............. Bizet Mir. Charles J. Herbert, Baritone. Violin Solo "Berceuse" ............ Goddard
 MT O. Chalifoux.
 Accompanies: Mrs. O. Chalfoux. Miss Lizzie Clark Miss Lucia Mcbride, Miss Olive Keenan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01
IiElET.RS.

HOGS-A very light surply cs hoSs vas sa
sale. al tact. II was tire smallest :un Sufs!:e
ar1oGE.inE TO but :1sj head. however. the
quality u.s fairy good.
The small supply gave se!less The advantage
vance of - over TIE close oS last week On all
good hogs regardless CT weight Lights con-
iinu- tc sell at II. top cf tire ira: xet. and
s-yeIa: S.nches weighing tess than 10 les
soi.i At Sc the be-; r:,ce fer loxs weighing
:s1 lbs. nore s. >" 70. load Of cd
butcher hogs. which averaged 20 lbs. and
SHEEP-Ahout half vi the sne.p receipts
were brought in hy lOral s,auShssrers from
other Western markets. Sd that there Was 4
small supply On sai,. and the quality was not
sale: and NOT great many good sheep. The
market showed considerable Nor. lie than any
i:li. .sss week. and prices . shade better en-
.,., ..,.1y.ninx savins plenty q n.sn, sui. !am,s
sSuTHsRx carrLE-7h.rs vas a fairly
heed. sEairs, VI car. and a.sss head this .iay
last week. Tire offerings were all In shortly
after O'ciort. ani the general run OF e:cck
snowet Considerable inprov .ment over most OF
let's ond ODDS and cniN-
Tho general trade steer cattle Wo0 0teadv.
shnngh ouying stu Was little irreEuar. some
curing prices. although cailei them steady
However. mrst o!i.rInss were so'a Iva fairly ac-
tive manner Several cno:.e fat lunches %
the bulk Of the pretty good Io best s:scrs sold
H.'t COWS reached s:.7s. and heif--s s:ss.
he.f.rs At s.2ae.s. The calf market IVES ac-
tive ana fully s,eaiy under run OF 5s5 hsad
S",re ehrice lss and :,s ID. calves ssld around
S.e;ty- good lots Of calves from 10 to SO lbs
IRON $s-seIi0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01

eluein- :. T.xan. and :ooc w..s.rns: msrss,
ass': n,or TO incd,ir;, 81 sSai "a .,oSser. sn,i
f.ed"s, s.hi5 60: s. ~ /. g.; better. s.. Is
e. e"ne.,. 7.., T.. ,;.:,. tsi;. !: "a: a' .s.s.,
s,.e-s s. -,ss - RoSS-fecaiu,s % ",,: 70
morrow ..y..; market 5c higher: nIi,.i and
~ -. rnuEh h-eyv S; e-65 s.. Hsh, :s5..s rs:
bulk o. sales $ s'.;5 = ss..p-K.ceio;- i;',s:
.s..r s;Tnn. lambs &c h.xh..: Tod % cho.c-
80. w"s-cra -. 90 ,,i.,.7s. native ia,cis sa::
K.nsa. 1'i Ci.v. So. Juiv 7,-cs,..,-r.e.,p..
-" inr'.-iss I'<' Sgu'h.rr.: marie; st-a5v
20 l.c n:.hs:. rso,c- "S'.oT, snd dr.-s-I h.~f
4:s sp.-h.Tn ,,..r. 8: ,.ai 50. Sourh..r cSw,
ss <: baT. ra: esis.. saas 3 iios." %
,p.. = "a: "a: & g 80 e: a. rs;T, 49,. s; s.
=: as:iv- la-.ss x.as 2: w'~;.rn i.,ns. ssi
saSs.. s.s-i,na, q aS:s' -esa. eiisaes
s.ee, - isaI g. s.ocsers sns S.ea.-s g Sd
soa,h =, = :.s:2h. NJ; {,,y n.-cs,sI., !. n::
t.sa.r iish' g css. E..isn ..d ...vy 8 3
i.s. = ..!ss al siss:-: o.s:.: ::..ss e :.ssas
S:~ is!s ;..y -s:..s.,an.e.s:. a.s
q si,h.r: so.. god. .;s.:. Ass g Sl;.
{, e.;-i. .,;:.K.s:;s:. ..s ..s. 20
hiss.r s.:.-.e'ik. ,.T ,.T .. siss:r 80, sc. =,
s,iSr. tisS'rs r,,p,ir..... va. ss.s,:o S-f
4 es.sn,ry -.re-.sa si-S:-isc ss>ee ant la-rt.-
...ss, e',..s ..vi,r 81 -. un..rs-... 49,;
ss.: ID. :. 81 -; !, is lsns' ~ 49, ~.
~. stead TO strong. s's;e s5.s s. osts Z.
sho..e medium s. a..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01
TALK OF RUSSIAN FAMINE
lllPARTS STRENGTH TO WHEAT.
CORN WEAKER ON HEAVY
LIQUIDATlONS.
Free Movement Of New Oats Crop
Cause Of Weak Tone. While
Provisions Stand Firm.

Chicago. July :i.-Talk Of famine in Rus
sia. owin:. To the damage to the wheat
crop. impartssl strength to the wh.., mar
ket here to-day. kulitSh sentiment was
Tonight in :, ,.;Lern Minnesota. At the
close wheat for Sept. delivery was W sc.
Corn Is on ss1.sc. Oats are down AAei:c.
Provisions show a gain Of lOc to 2.i.c.
WHEAT.
Influenced BY bu!l:sh news By cable. the
Encsat iaarEet cpened fiTna. Sept. being up
isc 10 3sc At Si:sc TO S:sc.
The factor Of chic: Importance was u re-
pert of partial failure cf crops ia u ma
to:ity VI the Erain-SrOwiny districts Gf
Russia. the CROPS an fOrty-On., out Of sixty
Provinces outside Of the Southern districts
being total failures. according to n Lon
IL re the ni.rae: gained additional strength
on u Weather Bureau prediction Of frost
tonight in Southern Minnesota.
DdrinS the first hour commission houses
and Dit traders were active bidders fer
wheat. but offerings were rather. light.
As IL result Ss p;. advanced to SS;Sc. To-
ward nOon the market reacted some
,.l,: wha, ON selling BROUGHT out by LIBERAL
tu. in the visible supply was IN addition
al bcaTish inf:ue nee.
\ decline OF abou; &c In the price Of the
tant months. Prior to the close shorts
teCaIn. active buyers and caused renewed
strength. The market closed strong. with
SPCt- stt S.s1NC.
Ciearenccs Of wheat and -four were equal
To 1880 bu. The amount Of pasSeRe de-
creased :.3.G.0 .0CD bu. Primary receipts wese
I.sf.oe bu.; compared wi,t. l.$l 80 bu. a
year ago. Minneapolis. Du;rth and Ch!ca-
20 reported receipts Of .:6 cars. against
.'S cars last week and IS cars . year
ago.
CORN.
Weather extremely favorable for the ma
furiEE OF the new crop caused heavy
liquidation Of corn. resulting IN decided
weakness. Another Incentive To prOfit-:ak-
ing IVES continued liberal receipts. arrivals
here to-day being considerably in excess
OF the amount anticipated. The market
closed weak with prices near the low
point Of the day. Sept. opened unchanged
to &c lower At s.'.e 10 l,asc. sold ur to
..asa ssl.c and then declined to siac. The
close was at 6liy15lssc. Local receipts
were 81 cars with s: OF contract grade.
OATS.
Free movement Of the new crop gave .
weak tone to the oats market. The break
ia corn impaired additional impetus TO
pro:it-takinS. The market closed weak
near the lowest point OF the day. Sept.
opened unchanged to &c lower at :s@sc
to 2.s.c. sold on to .1iac and closed at
:.'s4:sssc. Local receipts were TS cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native S0PP1y S0aoo-oeee Cattle
~seaSS-Sheep 0aaGe H1ghep.

NATIVE cATTLF-f;sc: s;e~rs-Totai receipts
.. cG,ti. a. ra:s ss.rt- s-oef: s.ice. sg.in';
The va. ! raaiera,- N. 90 ns;syss sboif
- A-.f scsins: : 80 . ~e-s age aac 20
S-<E Before.
-s-- :-gpo-fl-- of st.e,s '5c'u1st ~as fa!ri-
.sr-- sEt embraced f-cs'sT q I-s..y sno>i %
c<s.Cs x.szs. weighing stSsss La 10 &C "a
rs n. x. .sr The beaver g-s..r o. IA
tires vesy weak. ar1 me-; 90 thu o:-.--
iass l. NJ = ;ais cisss- u. ne; met ~f-h very
sc--i rse,;-ioa Payers esrc5 li;ri- for Tssch
grace. iss. week aae they shoest nse.
r,ak.r ,.-a..ey so trs5e .o-5s. S~i.S 90
.uoh cs.,l. wss irresvla: Ihousa u.
rxh.s. Q. shese kin4s. sett fairly arti.. g. tie
ne .n~..as. grases os i.s;s 20 f-:t5 70. siee.s
0ers ssns.iss; Iee,>csec. and ssh steady :,
av.-ss.1 i-c.s- 81 saies embraced r,e3.ur.
Lee 70 iS0 -. 0asssO % eaSDs& and
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01

EENi- Ei.IC SFiSIAI>
Washington. Juiy 3i-Rurll r:ee-i-l'v-
s:y service has ts"n established. 20 begin
a-toh.- :. az fol-
Ils>ozri-TioTcrc. Morgan Co-s'y: -o;.;e No
!. covered. = square miles. POPULATION
se--,d -, ,s-rstsf. :, .IAl- County. route Ne
:, s-ca covered. - sluar- Esils-. population
..r-ct GO Ma-taE- ,Hi- t-1..r;N. route No. l.
sres coy.--4 i sggaf. niles. poyuls;!c.
s~-N.i. 3s4
Rursl carriers appointed:
N,sso----CeaRaa. ThoTnas r. Yesge- ear
-tr-. ~ S.7s~~s sihs.i:ef. EisIe---. Z.
I.ia,s. carrier. W r rsuy:. suSsti.g,..
Js-tcas snug. " Hicks;- saJ IL u
Var E.x-irs carriers. Z Ball al , :.
I..-SsN. .Eh..ttLc-< Portland. Jackson fa.a-
a.s ~ \ Nstc.stz. ssse-~-.. Coy Payne a.:
h " Matre.sn- substitutes T.Usrcr. 4 4,
asr.~y ,aIr-gI. jfzEg l. 4gsIss .lcs-t;.f.
N.ro.a q = AEde=-1a. c2--,-E. n Ezs..
e--e s.hs,.tugc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01

-, - eso~ q r.sey 1Ssiins u daiiy a0IsnS
Ths surplus offerings ve-s ef seoft ieee e -.
uiAr p-ek::ss and g>nera1iy g . Sonuey -
s~ies xer- neo-ssarily ss v1Ae Mnge \
.-y sr,s.i proportion o the Weeeefn 000sc00
"a. weak and heated. JosSsss assia dYe~
% rs,s. isss p.sr ns,,i sssse 1ss az sse
a. ul,. Western. 1foded fg30i1c. osera0o oOe
:.i-r- Ws...rn aa4 oushSesaeTn fAtr % ocod
IL T.r.ssse~ sDoshern beSe t3311ixo: - -
cd i.li.'ze Ch.eks soiic- Dis6o enc
Culis, case ysc0Sc 70
Yniiss-ipais. ja'y M-Eem as1; G0ssDls
HSss. nearby fresh le,se toee =: a-eS
maxi.
r.ssnvrt ana Ksnsoe 30 4 v1SSSSeeI ~;
incisesa. ise. cass couoe lee. enDso sseOoo4 -
Cssease. July 0.-1D 0sq. . 4nk Gns0
fnf;0es1 -. 1B00 ~: Do00 80 - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01


Washington. July .f-Army orders were
.sSIial to-day a. follows:
Captain Julius y. ki!!sn. Cor.m!ssesy, o?ii
ra!.s. ~. 20 .x-~e. twr visits month during
'hc shsenr. o. l.ay. o: Hsto- Alex N Davis.
from -. I.u.. 20 'ire.uv.ii. o: Highland HI.
10 ;rsy.-- .u's's;err. -f"r-s.
.'aTtain Samuel y. E0a;s-. Cor-1'sssry. vi!
proceed from San Antonio 20 Austin. TsS. 70
uu,ch asa pe-isflah~ sCts.-.-.ce x-cres.
IT, resignation " F!--c I..-ut>rsr. Fc6ers
= Clark Siach Infantry. - II. commission -
a. officer oc the army. has been accepted by
ihe President
Lieutenant ,.a.one, ~ O. Martin. Deputy
sSua--erTrasss- General upon hts arrival st san
Francisco. Will proser. - Chicago 20 Temp
-s-il- -.l!.-e i..gtena-- Colonel W,s p M''-
...r p.rutv t.usr-"Tns--~r General. % Its iu-
tics n C.;is. 1u-rt.rrnss:.r .: the I..rzr'm-u:
~ M l-tk~S
First Il-gi-nsn: wu.s-a I. Tes.er,el: Ar
:i!.s-y cnTr-. v;l' proceed o. c. before Angus:
Is to 'Oin his battery
Leave :or che rlsr.ar a.: fifteen d,y. -
g-ant.i Captain ,at-eii - Carter. Artillery
Cr-rs
Ir.-. er- s--ry-sve 6sy. = granted Captain
.;~ar.. r I.srd-rs. Artillery ,o-v.. On scrcE1-
a: s.-ss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01
THE ST. LOUIS REPUBIzIC: TUESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1905.

pretty good to choke grsde from LIS ~ -
wsrd Of I. 500 lbs. at Sl.6&s.ls.
The handler weight of cattle were actiye seil-
efs and were fully steady. some q tbe tDppa<r
ersdes Inc!intng 10 strength. some pretty GOOD
tots. WEIGHING from LOO TO l.lt9 lhs-. gold
around H.5s44.&j. with . good. fat grade ct
Leo 10 LES u. steers at C.i5. and . choice
bunch Of white-fzce yeariiEGs. weighing 0s
lbs. n ts.2
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-01

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