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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-18
A Card.

We wish to thank our many friends v he
have shown their love and esteem in our
recent bereavement, also accept our sim
cere thanks for the many beautiful How
ers. MRS. j. f. HOWE
MR. AND MIS-. ERNEST HATCH.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-18

Sunday school viii now be held al
both churches.
Mrs. ]. n. Fowler spent Sunday with
her mother in Royalton.
Miss Jessie Stanton Of the r. S. y. 5.
spent sunday at VIM. p. smiths.
Misses May and Anna smith OF Melrose.
Mass, were here and st South Randolph
few days last week.
Mrs. Whitman and children. who have
been spending the past week with Mrs
Geo. Spsulding, returned TO their home
in South Royslton Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-18
EAST BETHEL.


Do not forget the auction at Rovalton
Saturday. May goth. Mahogany cas-
piano. glass front china cabinet. beds an
bedding. extension ia BILE, library OF books
fine table linen, china, glass and silver
ware, dining chairs. Mosler iron safe
choice pictures, carpets, kitchen utensils.
lace curtains and other articles too numer-
Gus 10 mention. Ten o'clock a. m. Must
De sold.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
COUNTY REFIiEC1f 0NS
:. SPECIAL ssyLSOEOK cohSEsrOsDEaTs
NEWBIERN.

Miss Lizzie Herahey left Thursday
for Seattle, Wash, from whence sh'
sails on he nth Of Aughtt al mis-
sionary to Tiensin, China. The com
munity wishes her a safe journey
and success in her calling.
Mrs Paul and daughter Of Illinois
visited with Henry Paul last week.
A. Golden had the, misfortune last
week Of having one q bis young
horses severely cut II the barb wire
fence.
VIM. Scheufele is building an ad'
dition to bis house.
Bsrt Lay has bought tie Henry Mil
lef iArhi aud Will move there in the
near future.
Rev. Henry Landes Of Acme attend
cd church at Bells Springs Saturday.
Mis- GertiS Greer VIII tsack tbs
Garfield school this winter and MiSi
Garten the PhilemAtheon school.
Miss Fannie Hershey left Saturday
for Elk to visit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
PEARL.

Master Willard Betz Of Enid, Okla.
IL visiting friends in this vicinity.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Johnston IL seriously III.
Rev. w. A. Brown Of Baker Uni
versity will preach at Pearl Sunday,
August 20. Subject, "EduSation."
Carlos MItChener, o young ,theolog.
ical student, will preach next Sunday
evening.
The Pearl Union Sunday school
will hold an ice cream SociAl WSdaOs-
day evening, August le. All ere
cordially invited.
Quite q number Of our oitiSenS ore
attending camp meeting at Lyons
this week. q
John H6SSslbaEth visited ID june
ton CITY Sunday.
DR.. II. Il. Hall Of Chapman visited
among our people . few Gays the Ars'
Of the week.
Edw. HesSelbarth, 9. RisSoman and
Fred Tegler loft MOnday for Portland
and the Pacific C6kSV. They expect 10
be gone d month.
Mrs. J. W. Barkspilo and children
Of Barnard ere visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. A. K. Heller.
Fred L. and A. G. Geade are enjoy
ing a, visit with their brother from
Westm dreland.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mr.. Snd:Efrsl .. CfsSs visited Sun
day at a. Picking's.
Clara SachAn returned'home Sunday
after staying several weeks with hei
sister, Mrs. s. Myer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Dutfy spent Sun
day with Mt. .Dudy'S parents.
Miss Clara Julian is working fol-
Isaac Kaufman.
N. Lowry returned from Kansas
City last week after several monthS'
stay there. he looks well and hearty
as ever.
@. Mcmillan started for Portland,
Ore, to the fair one day this weSR.
Rev. Root who has been In very
poor health this summer 10 able TO be
around sgAIn aud drove through TO
Minneapolis last week with his family
to attend camp meeting that il be-
ing held there.
Myrtlssud Elmer creTt spent Sun
day 1t Hubert KreGdy's.
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w1LLOwDALE.

The weather continues 70 be hot
and dry.
Mrs. Roy Low and children returned
to their home in Barnard after Q
months visit with friends and rela-
tIves. They move to Herington thil
week where Roy has q position with
the Rock Island railroad company ~
fireman.
Mrs Henry billing is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs. Simpson,
Of Graham Co.
Miss Lucy Huff Of Chapman 10 vie
itlng her cousin, Anna Rulings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrasdsr Of Solomon
visited at A. D. Smiths and AleOk
TAylOr'S Sunday.
The new N. E. church Is being
painted. They expect to have II com.
pletsd in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Lewis gave q
birthday party in honor Of their son
Harry last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Thsd Mccoy and baby Of
salina are visiting at D. L. McCOy's.
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TALMAGE

Miss Alice Engle returned hom'
today.
Rev. Altman preached Sunda!
morning and evening at the Talmag'
church. .l.. f...7
Henry Meyer iStn Kansas City pur
chasing leather goods for his shop.
Roy Carver is visiting Foam Holz
worth.
Miss Maggie Stewart is the CUES
Of Miss Jennie Book. 4tT.f
The Talmage Sunday school viii
give q picnic In the cundiff grow
Aug. is. The public is invited to at
tend. Bring your dinner and stay
all day.
The league Sunday evening elected
Mrs. Holsworth, Mrs. Burkholder aut
Miss Cheney delegates to the district
league convention to be held Id Abb
lsne this week.
Miss Efie Blat,hiord entertained
about sixteen Of our young folks thu
sixth Of her home near LOngford. Al
excellent dinner was served.
Mr.. Holzworth and Mr.. Marsha
are laying the foundation for theiI
new residences.
Misses Jennie Book and Maggie
Stewart spent Sunday in MAnOhesteI
the guest Of Mrs. Doitz.
Mis-. Pearl Carver is visiting friend
here. .....L..
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
SOLOMON.

"a
Mrs. q. Anderson Of Guthrie, Okla,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
]. B. Anderson.
Mrs. l. Bonn 10 visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lay Of Salina'
B. Field Of Kansas City was visit
ing his mother and family Sunday.
Prof. Rankin Of the EmPoria col
lege wAt visiting his parents, Rev. j.
N, Rankin and family. ~
q. Bannon left Monday morning on
his eastern trip to buy his fall stock
Of goods.
Miss Rose Rankin visited friends in
Culver last week.
Miss Nina SundAhl visited 8, home
over Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Olson returned from
her visit to her old home at Wakeeney.
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MOONLIGHT.

MF. and Mrs. PsnteCost OF Gle.
burue. Texas, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. @. Long.
George BOyCe returned TO bis home
after . few weeks visit with relatives.
There was q school meeting at the
Comfortable school house Wednesday
evening for the purpose Of erecting a
new coal house,
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Walters returned
to Solomon after few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley McCoSh.
Mrs. Katie Phillippl and children Of
the Mt. Carmel Missionary Home at
Morrison, Illinois, arrived Friday to
visit home folks.
Mrs. Frank Stewart and children OF
Talmage were the guests OF Mrs.
Isaac Page last week.
Fred Nash and Miss Ethel Rider
were married Saturday evening at
the home Of the BRIDES parents by
Rev. J. M. Sheets. The best wishes
Of their many friends 60 with them to
their new home in Enterprise.
Messrs Dea Lowe and Floyd Amess
and Misses Minnie Lowe and Florence
AmeSs called on Miss Stella StoCker
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. McNay Of Buckeye visited
Mrs. G. A. McCosh Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Sheets and Miss
Viola Bear went 10 Clay Center Fri.
day to spend q wSSk d the ChiStGd.
qua.
Miss Alice StocEsr left Friday for d
few weeks visit with her aunt, MFs.
Frank Cobb at BrookviIle.
Miss Lillian Taylor Of Rhinehart
spent Sunday with friends near
Moonlight.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
GARFIELD.

The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
7. G. Walker is Ill.
Johnston Bros. have sold theil
threshing machine.
s. II. Waddle and Ned Denisor
went to Kansas City with CATTLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. vanDuyne and
his mother, Mrs. Evans, left last
Tuesday for Portland and other west
ern points.
Mrs. James Waddle has been on the
sick list.
Ollie Bigler has returned home
from his western trip.
Guy Latin has rented his farm to
Henry Miller and will move to Abilene
in the spring, SO 10 reported.
John Marks is getting ready to
build on his new farm.
Robert Marks has been building q
large addition to his house.
Mrs. J. L. Eyer and son Of sslina
were visiting her parents this last
week.
A number from here went to Beloit
last Sunday to attend chautauqua!
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BELLE SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Asling and son
Of Elmo visited friends ID this vicinity
Sunday.
John Rubin Is the o6tS king n'thls
nslgBborhoOd BIS crop sSsragsd 50
bushels PsE sore.
Hsrnm hide Of Dillon and Mise
Lille ElSels Of Doaegsl were pleasant
callers ~ the home Of VIM. Ricksmdn.
Bert Icy hes bought the John
Miller iAsh nsaf BUrdkE and viii
move there In the near future.
Grandma EIssIS is visiting her son
Joe ct Lyona.
Mr. Asd Mrs Wm. shnaov and
ismIl5 Of Dnion Visited irfSsA n ais
vicinity sundHy.
The German Raptlsis viii have
ihsir sunday school PIonio August 10
In B. Rubiht gFOvs. An are Invited.
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ACME

Quite { crowd attended N. Woods
sale last Monday.
Frank Halbttt End family visited d
Ben shiEk'S on sunday.
Miss Bsrnies sllvsFs leaves saIur'
day for LAwfSuce 70 visit her friend,
Miss Helen HOrnAday.
IgaaC Do hrslsmAn viii tsash The
HIshiida sshbOi thip sinlsl.
John Rngls and family spent Sun
day At ". Kiunsy'L
Cas- Waadls, wife and baby wsE'
caller, here Sunday afternoon
Rob Weed va down frOm Beuning'
toa % visit honb foits.
Mz. Cor and Hrs. kintsr spent
Monday VIII Ma John Rngia.
" kl6ssy ia kis farm . >. 7.
Gilh q Donsg,l.
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RINEHART.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller sPen,
Sunday in Abilene.
Miss Pearl and Roy Betz we're shop
ping in Junction City one day las'
week.
Chas. Woodford transacted business
10 Chapman Monday.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Murphy were
Abilene visitors Monday.
Howard Taylor and Esther Butler
were married In Manhattan Saturday
We extend best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Il. Betz 70
turned one day last week from theiI
'two months visit In Pennsylvania.
They enjoyed their visit very much
but were glad to get back to Kansas
Miss Ethel and Allen Hollinger
visited friends last Friday and Satur-
day in Abilene.
A number Of our young people are
attending German Methodist camp
meeting in the evenings at Lyons
this week.
J. r. Murphy will have . public
sale Ang. 20.
Will Hassler was o business visitor
to Abilene last Friday.
Roy ThiSler from west Of Chapman
made his usual call Sunday evening.
J. a. Taylor and wife were in Man
haitian last Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
HtsCRs YcR Taft
bDeotaouIaR Parade Held in Manila
for Secretary Of war
ana Party.

Manila, Aug. IA large spectacular
parade was held Monday morning in
honor Of the visit Of Secretary Of War
Taft and party. Ten thousand men
were in line, including military, MAJ
rines, sailors, industrials and thirty
provincial delegations. The paradH
was three hours passing the reviewing
stand. There were 80 floats ana 80
bands In line. \,
Secretary Taft, Governor General
Wright. Major General Corbin, Rear
Admiral Train and Miss Alice Roose-
welt and the resident foreign repre-
ssntatives were IN the reviewing stand.
Two iioats bore fountains Of ylang.
ylang and other floats were profusely
decorated with flowers
At one stage Of the procession halt
was made and Miss Roosevelt was pre-
scented with gold plate amidst nm
bounded enthusiasm.
AT 8 O'Clock Monday afternoon SeCs
rotary Taft and party received q COM
mittee Of sugar planters who spoke Of
the sugar interests Of the islands AT
8 o'clock Monday night Gov. Cen.
Wright held q public reception at Nal.
seaman palace,
GOV. GSn. Wright iSbaed a'sbgeiaT ~
vitati0n TO Rear Admiral HnQuist ana
STAFF. of the ffffarneIY HunNfan SQUAD
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
Navarro.


Miss Anna Kraus spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Metz.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAStsn spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Dixon.
Misses Anna and Lizzie Olsen Of
Newborn LEFT Monday for oklAhOms
where they will spend 4 few weeks
visiting.
Mrs. Tom ISSit spent Saturday
afternoon with MrH. Hattie Hoffman.
The ice cream social OF the M. d.
church Saturday evening was well
attended.
B. H. ISsitt and wife spent satur-
dAy night and Sunday at Chapman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
ELMO.

Tennis IL the popular game here
in town. Robt. BOYD iS the champion
player.
Joe KOohsnour put up . small barn
for 3. ". Harman near the creamery.
Nv. Russell kss anishsd tie ioun.
dAfion for : new rssIdsnos-
Mrs. Jacob sOwG visited 81 Gyp-
sum . fsw days last RsSE.
NJ. and Mrs, J. n ohilds Of Tampa
visited At h n, Rsaugh'E saadsy.
J. A. MscOfnaaf. our trustees,
nsat Z baiinsss Zip y kbnshs Non
dsy.
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CHAPMAN.

linn Erwin left Sunday for Ex'
celsior Springs where he Will rscSlv'
medical treatment.
Roy Ksdfearr and family left Tues
dav for Free Water. Oregon, where
thew will make their future home.
Mrs. o. L. Thislsr and baby are on
the sick list.
Miss Edna Whitehair accompanied
her sister, Mrs. G. 3. Lindsey. home
10 Illinois. Miss Edna will Study
music while there which will add to
her already brilliant knowledge Of
music. 8iy s4 aES
fam SbeStAn was taken to 81. Mar
cuSEite's hospital in Kansas City Mon
day.
Miss Laurel Kirk returned home
Tuesday SEssF swssk's visit q Up
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ChildeE have
asOSsd ii &sE Az rsaitSats ~ ne
Forth part o. the city, aa.-, /.
Misg Anns StEastOa Of AtChison u
hSR6sse n MissEDtsa Hoag'
VIM. wsswstrsa. d Detroit was "
Ihe city Wednesday. Il
III. and Mrs.. rFd wMtehsir ri
turned IL PiSinvilte the first Of ~
week. Z,
a party Of sbOat thirty-ave q 3!
dhApm6Si's young people hAd 4 dAy'
dus a1 X t6a ia river bed. All rd.
port i good time bus not many ash. I.
Contractor Harssil ,xitk Assiss4hts !
kirk asnd fsastsr&asAsF are buildine
sarge barn for Visitor HollingsF q
Rinehart.
Mrs. d. g. BoWles snd daughter
Grace Of Topeka are visiting friends
and relatives here.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Harmon died Saturday and was
buried Sunday morning At the Cath
olio cemetery east Of town. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon have the sincere sym
pathy Of their irieAds in this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham
entertained about 10 Of the G. A. &.
Sunday in honor Of Mr.. Cunningham
sixtieth birthday.
Mrs. George Frost wss callsd to,
Junction CITY Monday BY the Sudden
death Of her father at that place. ALI
extend their sympathy to Mrs. Frost
In her bereavement. acas
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
DONEGAL.

Homer Engle 10 ON the sick list.
services " Belle Springs were vol
attended Sunday eysning.
Several from this place attended
the social Of Navarro Saturday eve
ming.
Walter Engls Of North Dickinson
visited Of ]. N. Engle's Sunday.
Misses Ellen aud RhOda Hoffman,
and Mary Foraey. Of Abilene spent
Saturday night and Sunday Of Ell
Hoffman's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
BONACC0RD.

Rain 10 needed badly in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VanDuyne left
last wsSk for . short visit In Kansas
City. - H2-
Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Buoy are here
from Cloud county blowing on the
farms which Mr.. Morgan recently
bought Of John Marx e
MI. AID Md Jsddis vaaDuyns and
Mrs. N. M Evans wilIlehvs this week
for Portland. asm9lg@& 0ifts
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10

Mr., and Mrs. h. =. Brown Of Dillon
gave us AplsaaAnt call on their wA1
home from . visit west Of Carlton.
VIII Cutphy Of Holland was IN town
on Monday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
Local Marksts.

Grain nHlets corrected sysFy Thursday
morning b. ". D. 0iIas, GrAin and coaLi
BUETm nARKRR. SOL
fPTicea for creamery butter e poinia
named for Wuek ondinf today. Dicklnson
county prica ~ can1I les than New HoFk
* conl Les than 0icago.l
ki1slS oiFf-FzheJ separator ipe,
ii oac1so- olo.nsry ne. sossi dairy Is .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
ENJOYS ARE THERE.
Portsmouth Has Welcomed the
Peace Commissioner
ALL PRElIMlHlRtES ARE now OVER
Representatives Of the Two Nations
Have Now Been 1IF0aght Totsth.
or and the Question Of Peace
War Remains with Them.

b.
one Of the foreign peace ENJOYS within
It's gates and the other three PRACTICAL
ly at the harbors mouth, Portsmouth
Tuesday awolse to the realization that
one Of the most important days in its
history was actually at hand. The
Russian envoy, Mr.. Witte. arrived late
Monday night, and early Tuesday 4
wireless message was received from
one Of the fleet which left Oyster Bay
| on Saturday with the other ENJOYS.
that the vessels were not far from the
| Isles Of Shoals ana that tie little fleet
Jhld anchor In the harbot Just before
$3.50 O'Clock! .e44a ls44.'.
At an early hour the streets began
to fill up as the steam trains, trolley
cars and private ccnnvveyaHnces brought
visitors from all parts q southeasteFn
New Hambshira The famous old
seaport was deliberately draped with
| aass and bunting and presented an
T. tSa " XII ths Z, ,s,,nfSX IN sam
aysssS1 M fha ocl.Sa,oW VINE Al me
,.v,J AVA ma lsat to0ch UAs s,vert ID
yro,,. avervth,ng rsatv eoy ths oonSer.
orca A cons,derahIo nnmber az secref
$1,000 man oryiyad T,,esdav mornins1'
~ SjN A. SrSsrd,hS H. sSSaI3 ~ xxx dial.
t,rsa,,sEsS dlIS6SFhssC III M ndsq& CVYt;s
ferenca M,
'r,.s a.. ,.1 20 49, N.-S.- .,.-.daA
~. o y. s ~ 4. 80 ma
snJTtW W.. = 49, VIZ w. xs NJ \
a.,h ~" .IS .sSSES,g I.Sya.,.at .SSSai M
~ So .ssT ~ -D N.
49, ~ ..1,r..,. :, 49,, .a.,.. o,,,s.
a. A.',,-S a. 80 : p,,SsS.. a.
.no . rIansa n~s IN Nh. 80 $500"
$500 IT. SO -. - ~, 49, ~.
W. $500 II XIV " SnrST * az SSS
...s,,'.Ss ~ u;,.tS ~ pnss,bS ssy,St
~ %a "nt ~. 49, $50, INC ~ "a ,"".
snsnao,,, . 800 'T ~ A. r.~. .aS,,r.l
80 ~ - ~
q 1870 ISt,nsx A,a,a5o knh.s...
AZ. pnssS ~ -. 49, II oy3S 4
O,'.,, . 1870 nv !. 80 ~. a.,taras ~ Eits
a. 49, So. ''o1.. W." 1900 oshoro tho
sa,u.IUn ho.ts.,' - ~ ~svv-Sard NroS
! aoIM.e - S,,ns
A,roo.t tnoMadi.to,v tharo o{fs- N
.tasra cmt4ar S,,tS tNo nsreso anvoys
s $500 80 y. = ~ ssiS .SS hat,Syy
80, a.saS 800 ~ ,,,o, .. ,,b1I~ ~
ss-.a 80 - . ~ ws, 80 o,oat.
,rs .s hsd haor s,von tho Pusa,ars vas
nyton 1od n tho ot{cer. Il psror Ko.
nnra IA M,niste- TsTsb,ra
T.a,. ~ 'Issdv,g * ~ ,,s,,oy t,o,.ss
h,,t,d,nr ovor = strsish, :, sra,,sl nsth M.
r,nos usrs drawn nm on e,ther s,6e and
tbrouoh their lines The ENJOYS
rrarchsd - ha scons ~ tha,r Furtber
Isnots RIA nrocsss,on was tn Nv
AdrsIra, Mead IA. M w,ttA ohca
inside the building the pleuipoteutiar-
iea and their auites were assigned 10
their respective rooms,
Portsmouth, N. H., Aug. e.--The
Russian and Japanese peace missions
have submitted themselves to intro
duction and likewise to all Of the GER
emonies Of welcome and reception on
the part Of the United States govern
ment and the state Of New Hampshire,
and are on the eve Of facing each 9TH
err for the purpose Of ending the war
In the Far East. and. II possible con-
summarizing permanent peace pc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
MARKET REPORTS

oA16udus WV esuNN NNAy1 ~ tslF lHt4
KaMsas City, Aug. A--Gatsle-- laecefptA
t7.0OO:l marhet steady to 100 lowers nAtiNP
steers, N00G6.e0; southern steers, $3.50
40: southern cows, taOo9s.G0t native
COWS and hetfsFs, s2lOOaSiSi gtpclera ana
/ feeders, S2.7b@AtO; bulls. 00O0S.b0; calves
@s.5O96.OO; western steers (s.&9SOO; Weth|
ern cows, R,OO0llOo
HoEB Receipts 5000; market 3 TO TAo
higher; bulk Of sales, s5.o5d6.O6; heavy.
SB.gO@b96; packers sb.S6GGO6; pigs and
' sheep~Rsceipts' 1000; market strong:
muttons, tl2Sd5.2; lambs, S5.2sG0.BOi
range wethers, S4.25@6a; fed ewes. taB
0l.4O.
a.i ChIcnge klvS Rtssh.
Chicago, Aug S.--Cattle- ReceiptA
1000 market steady; good to prime steers
4. 9Of51,OO; poor to medium, M.0006aol
ttockers and feeders, S2.lO04,26; cows, $50
G450: heifera,, b2,26Gb, 0O;. Gamers. 1880
$50; bulls, S2.60Qt.00; calves, tS.0O97.0Q;
Texas fed steers, SO!6OG4SO; Western
steers s3,bOd4,7b. Xxx NaAil .4T
Receipts. 1000; market to 100
higher; mixed and butchers, e6.7o@02of
good to choice, 10000. ny; rough heavy
eO96oO; lights, $5.s5@s.SO; bulk Of saleA
S6S6G616.
eheep--Receiptss 1900; good to choics
wethers, $4OO(14.S6; fair to choice mixed
Sl.0Og450: western sheep, MO0Wl7b; ma,
tive lambs. sOoo6S.7b; western lambs, $3.50
@7.0o.
I'D 81. LOuiu Live Stock. II
81. Louis, Aug 9--Cattle- Receipte
5000; market steady; beef steers, sS.dW
b.sb; stockers and feeders, y2.w@4.lQ; cows
and heifefs I22606.26; Texas steers, S2B
R4.26; COWS and heifers, t2.OO0e.00 so i VI
fIogs-Receipts, 10000; market steadye
pigs and lights S8.OOds.20; packers. SeW
d6.10; butchers and best heavy, S6.00ge10,
eheep-Heceipt 800; market steady,
natives. M2bdA7b; lambs, 3b.OOGTSB; Te1s
ans. &460dl7H
ORkRS L17a stSsE.
Omaha. Neb., Aug. p--cattle- IaeceiptA
5000. market steady to strong; native
steefs, t3.7bG6.l0; cows and heifers, $40
eDl.aD; western steers, t8Oo@l.b0i Texas
steers, e2TQe.sB; cows and helfers, S2Q9
@8.5O; Gamers, s1.60G2.5O; stockers and
feeders. s22G4.2o; calves, @.OOq66O; buiia
and stays, t2.00a8.75. -
Hogs-ReceiptF, $50; market . to "
higher; heavy S7b@6sO; MIXED, S.e066.@;
III
~ Gaies, 5sOGS. 20. - 60 4.
eheep-R Receipts. $500; market l0c high
81; western yeaflihgb. tlSDa6.l0 wethefN
0Az@A5& owen tooo@l.6O; lambs, 1850
az
pt
Kansas City Grain. Ia, Z. r.
KaRaaa city. Aug. e.-Wheat- Gloss
Higher, September, TWItN: Deceihbetp
~, ~ MAY 1Sss. NJ Sasn "a ~ q. No Ss sog
ccrnZone cent higher; September. lski-
miSed rosi0So; No. = White. laK05O. loat4,
-steady-No. ! white. so0s4H; No. 4
n''1'O' '''Ss
ChieaiE0 CaSh' Gfain.
chieaso, Aug. a-wheat-N0. fsds
nsiiele6I. No 4 red. saaeilh. No. z hard
sslsSsol No % 8 hard, Eos; No No. i nor.
thsrn. No. northern and No. 3 sprine
4 nfis5ti oats-No. z 81: ma. q ~.
> ,s.'s...I 49,, S,ss., inS,,,t etss.s
s.- w " TSnoS,.sr., 1900. ~
sei gssa rorr- ~ssntsri,er az az
ssS,3SsF: pecsmbor, fss old, l7h; Nay,
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O.. Louis 1--we Stock.

81. Louis, Aug 9-Cattle-Rec eipte
5000: market steady; beef steers, sS.0OW
b.sb; stockers and feeders S2.7@4.lQ; cows
and heifefs, f2.2606.26; Texas steers, tz76
04.2B; COWS and heifers, t2.OOde.00. ttlsl y u
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market steadyl
pigs and lights l6.OOd6.2Oi packers. se.@
6e,1Q; butchers and best heavy, se.QOae;l
sheep-Receipts, 800; market steady,
natives, sA2b@A7b; lambs, S5.OO@T.s5; Tea
ans. S4.60dA.D.
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Kanaas city, Aug. s.-wbeat- c1ose-s
Higher. September, BWISM; Decelnbets
BN; May. 7sit;- Cash NO . hard, e0QeA
No. 8, 7slt0so; No. 8 red SaY No. .. sOgAl.
Corn-one cent higher; September, 4eAt
December, ~, May. ak; Cash NO. Z
mixed, D1lQ5o; No. ? white. lqk96o. oat9
.-steady-No. white, O0a1h: No. !
mixed 2gitae1R i
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Chieaeo, Aug. 9-wheat--NO . red
el5age5i; No. 8 red, ssdsfIh; No, ? hard
Ssieaoo, No. hard, s1ihGSs; No. ! nor.
thsrn, No. . northern and No. . sprina
no market. Corn-No, 2, BhQ65h; NO
& Hd65h. oats-No. 4 %; No. g. ~
Faturos- WheAt-- close-August M5tt
September, on; December. $40 Meye
e6kd86H. September, 6S5k olG
Bs5E96SE; December. E7E old, H4; Nay
NlS9Blk oats--.August, 81; septsno-
Der. ~; pecsmber, IN; Nay. 0h9ak-
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d. Louis Cash GSAin-

ct, Louis, AUG. o,-Wheat- Close-I.Ows
oF-No. fred cash elevator. 80; track q
QpS; geptanber. ~; December, silt@19tt
No. 8 hard, &itqao. Corn-Highsr No, Z
c2ah B0,G tfack. 634G0M; geptembt
toiki DeesnbsR l5k oatS-Easy-No.5 Z
cash. 3; track. ~; September, -; De
6aabtf, -. No. : vhftA. ~