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The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

On account of increased work,
the hours in the Nor thwestern
shops have been continued TO six
o'clock in the afternoon instead of
four.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

The date of the B. of L. E. dane
ing party has been changed from
Feb. % to Tuesday evening Feb. Fl.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08
From Mondays Daily.)

From Mondays Daily.)
Brakeman G.. Rice is visiting at
Wilton.
Brakeman P. J. Lyons visited at
Wilton Sunday.
Engineer A. Harrison has gone
to Milwaukee to resume his duties,
Brakeman J. H. Gombert has
resigned.
G. A. Petrie is now numbered
among the freight brakemen.
r. M. Workman of t he Asst
Supt. Office is at Lancaster today.
Fireman W. E. White has return
ed from Necedah where he has
been visiting.
Passenger En- gineer J. P.Sullivan
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul road, called on friends here
Sunday.
Brakeman F. O'Keefe and O.
Larson of the La Crosse Branch
spent Sunday in the city.
Business on the Chicago & North
western is very busy. About fifteen
more new fremen we're employed
yesterday.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Switchman A. D. Jordan has re-
sumed work after being off with an
injured eye.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Andrew Stromer, Hansberg L.
Howard, NJ. Veiland, G. R. Murphy,
L. Platt, D. Donahue, VIM. Platt,
W. S. Scott, G. A. Scott, O. G.
Gilloth, have been employed as loco
motive fremen.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Five or six engines we're crippled
by the cold, this. morning, and
were sent into the shops.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Brakeman M. A. Jordan is visit
ing at Barneveld.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Brakeman Udell is taking rest.
Brakeman Raymond Kendall is
working in his place between Elroy
and Winona.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Alvin jensen has been employed
as L. fireman.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Arrange your dates so as to see
Hi HenrY's Minstrels at The Grande,
Thursday, Feb. 9.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Conductor T. M. Marshall is
again in charge of his run between
Galena'and Montfort.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Engine number 1133 came into
GAINESVILLE this week with the left
back cylinder badly broken and
was brought to Baraboo where the
repairs will be made.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Brakeman T. E. Mead is off duty
for a few days. Brakeman W. G.
Smith is relieving him.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Conductor Barrett is taking a
few days off. f. P. Maher is in
charge of his run between Milwau-
kee and Galena.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Conductor H. A. Knight was
called to st. Paul on account OF
the death of a sister.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08
Other Notes.

Other Notes.
Raymond Kendall has accepted a
position as passenger brakeman.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Conductor D. Lenihan is running
for F. P. Maher between Madison
and Montfort.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Conductor J. F. Whitney is off
duty on account of an injury re-
ceived Jan. rs when the caboose in
which he was riding was derailed
and rolled down the bank. Brake
man Frank Horton was also injur ed
at the same time and will be off
duty for week or two.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Brakeman F. O'Keefe and o.
Larson of the La Crosse Branch
spent Sunday in the city.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Brakeman R. L. Harrington is off
on account of sickness. Brakeman
Howery is working in his place be-
tween Elroy and Janesville.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

The continued cold weather ha
made the track rough in some
places. In the deep cut between
Ableman and North Freedom it is
necessary for the trains to run at
a slower speed on account of the
rails being raised in places. 1t will
be impossible to get the rails into
their normal condition until the
frost leaves the ground.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Fireman W. E. White has return
ed from Necedah where he has
been visiting.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Switchman M. J. Murphy is act
ing as yardmaster.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-02-08

Business on the Chicago & North
western is very busy. About fifteen
more new fremen were employed
Yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

IL Often Made BY the wlsesi o. Albu.
queraue People.
rs q fatal mistake 20 neglect back
ache.
llacRsshe is the ryst symptom Of
kidney lils.
serious complications follow.
Donns kidney pills cure them
promptly.
Don't delay Until too latS.
Until Il become -Arlghts
disease.
Read what an Albuquerque citsren
says.
Mrs. }. II. smith, " ii5 Hanlag ave
nue., wife OF J. II. smith deputy sher-
lff says; n have had hackache for q
month 40 severe that every move
ment | made hurt. and never knew
the moment BY the slightest strain on
the muscles Of the hack brought a
twlnge that could only be- described ~
excusiating went 20 the AlyarRdn
pharmacy rof Doan's Kidney Pills, and
took them Tho remedy stopped the
annoyance. slnce then have had no
necessity TO use Deans Kidney Pitts
nor any other medicine for aching
across the ANAL Of the hack"
For sale BY all dealers. Price 80
cents FokterMllburn Co. nunaio. n,
a.. sole agents for the United States
Remember the -Doan's-- and
take no other. sd2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
NATIONAL NUT GROWERS
GATHER At DALLAS.

Dallas, Texas. Dec. Everything Ia
IN rea9iness for the annual convention
Of the National Nni Growers Aaaocta'
tion. which will hold lts opening bust.
ness session tomorrow One OF the
mnst interesting features IN counec.
tion with this convention Is the large
exhibition arranged by the Texas Nut
Growers to display the various nuts
Efowed Ia this country, the various
methods % raising them. illustrating
their use IN the industries, etc. A
number ~ the most prominent anthor.
tiles on the subject Of ma, growing
have been induced 10 Rad papers in
regard 10 various phases 81 the indus.
try. and a highly Interesting session
~ the convention Is expected Dele.
gates from All parts of Che country
are Ia attendance. and every Incoming
train sflnEs additional DELEGATIONS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
SPORTING.
...BREkITIES

Nohlpti. uf Atlanta. led the South
crn league III batting. with an average
OF .S5i per cent. Niles. OF Blgmlng
ham. was second with .ssb.
George wrieley. the Columbus IN.
neldcr Is said SO be the latest 20 jump
To the Tristate outlaws he will play
In pltiaburg. according 10 rumor
Captain Hurley. OF Harvard. has
left the Boston hospital where be
Wa confined after being Injured In
the game with Dartmouth, and has
gone 70 Ossippe Lake n n. 70 ~.
cnpnfate
louisville hght fans are rejoicing
over the prospects ~ the iid being
lifted IN that city The result of the
recent election makes resumption
Of the hghiing game almost Ger.
talnty.
n there IS anyhoay IN the country
who has not been mentioned AZ tue
future manager ~ the Cincinnati Reds
now u the slmo 20 stand up aud be-
counted. No team IN receLt years has
had as many managers ~ The Reds
on paper.
The New York Giants viii report
a. Memphis on March /, where three
wecks VIII be spent In exhibition
games with the local team, prepare
tory TO swing through the south.
The schedule includes practically all
the Important base bali cities IN Dlx,
leland.
They are going 10 play a. good base
bali ~ they can In the Southern
league mex, year and keep inside the
salary limit OF $500. BONUSES. ex,
sraa and preaents 90 players arc TO
~ strictly tabnoed. Any mngnatc
fwho gives a $500 diamond 10 player
will be finod IS and costs
Iron Man Mculnnlty. OF the Nov
York Giants. gets his cognomen from
the faci that he owns an Iron foundry
a. South hcAlester, 7 r. ne IA ron.
sldeflng a proposition from the Hen.
ryetta Commercial club 20 establish a
foundry IN that town also. Henryetta
Is not FAR from McAlcster.
Sam Dungan says he IA through
with the national game. He Ia pretty
well aiong IN years but could stand
the gait for several neasona among
tho minors. DUNCAN has saved enough
money from his SALARY 10 enable him
10 live ~ comfort the balance Of his
days. lie viii hulld bungalow a;
Los Angeles.
Young corbctt and Abe Atieil viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
NEW INSTRUCTORS FOR
GUARDS Gymnasium

W. J. Gould. physical director.
and for the past year physical In.
sfruttor OF the railroad Young Mems
Christian Association Al Chadron,
Neh.. together with G. KOhimeyer, of
l.orain. Ohio, have taken charge OF
the naiional guard gymnasium in the
Elhs hall and with the help OF the
business men will endeavor 10 make
4 one % the finest gyntnaelums in
the territory Mr.. Oould'a wife who
IL physical dlrectress Of some re.
nown. will arrive IN the near future,
and besides tho physical culture
classics for men and hoya. class mn
der Mrs. Gould wili be- established fos
women. Negotiations have been closed
with y. Ruppe. whereby the above
gentlemen have leased the gymnasium
for a ported " six months and will
proceed or unce with the work q
Installing new apparatus and reno
waiting the place n GENERAL
within week the gymnasium, un
der the new management. Will b
thrown open 90 the public. and Il q
thought that 4 VIII be a success from
the FIRST
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

ITS an awful long time til christ
csus. Ain1 ~"
"a very kong limo lar, tf cor
ferted Jamie whu IS elder brother
took great poins % rsei the example
"fes. awful long continued jamie
unhCedina and dOlciui "a Just don't
see how can wait"
what are you waiting for, chick
eng said papab voice. from the door
way
YClirlmus." said both Ia chorus with
comic opera effect
"t'll seli Won what There ~ man
over a. the big hotel who ~ whole
salelng tOys-hc has four big rooms
fun. I think / could coax him 90 lct
you have a peep. Dc you want to-
Did they7 Poor papa was at but
smoihered BY the avalanche that de-
seconded on him. They wanted 20 50
right lhls minute" and couldn't pos
abby walt.
Here Is what they told mans when
they got back Il began before they
we're fairly III the door. For ~ soon
as jamie saw mothers face az the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence
Kansaa City. dec. A. Cattle receipts
,lroppsd on 0ne third last week., total,
90 900 head. ~ against $4,000 the pre-
,ioua week. The shortage was. main
la range cattle. the proportion pl ied
sieera showing an increase. The mar
kat advanced steadily an week, kills
igr stecra gaining "a ~ 20 cents, COVE
and stockors and feeders, . 70 NJ
cents; calves, 90 cents higher Ihe
supply today Is 10000 cattle, eontaln.
ing sim larger proportion % lea
Aieers IN various stages % hniHh. chi
cago has an excessive supply today'
and the result " that FED steers are
fae lower, while cows and Atocknfs
and feeders are steady aud active.
Range steers sell at ta2s to $3.50
mainly. SOME thin Arsxonn stockers az
1900 late last week, ARIZONA killers,
sa.4O. Colorado cows sold a. SEQ 90
AZ 90 with one shipment ~ cows AZ
$4,000 and heifers az S1.2h Pan
handle COWS sold Friday at ss.7s, slmi
lar 10 COWS that sold two weeks uFo
az sac. Edils bring 1900 70 $50
heavy calves, 1915 80 fi.b0. voals,
$500 90 600 A Liverpool cable today
reports American bcevee steady
Sheep ana lambs advanced 20 cents
iaat week. market 10 10 I 5 cents high
ur again today. Small raceipie locally
are cause OF the Enappy market here
5000 last week; supply today 1900
Fed Colorado lambs, weighing 80 ihs
sold AZ sT.4n today. 20 cents shove any
recent price fearllnss are qu0table
NJ 1886 10 sells. wethera up 10 s5.S5;
and ewes sold Friday "a s5.76 for a few
prime natives. choice fed western
ewes. $500 to sb.3h. Every Indication
Il that we shalt have even 4 betieI
demand this winter than last. and with
rover on feed In Missouri and Kansas
Colorado and other western feeders
should feel pretty safe. a small
amount Of feedinr stun n slill com
ing. lambs around tb75; yearlings and
wethers. $3.50 10 $500; thin ewes
3a.00 a. SAGE. Some New Mexico
grass lambs sold az s6.lb early last
week. wethefs at $500 10 $685.; feed
IN glands. te.e6 There Is ample 10,
quiry Tor All ihc feeding stun beins
received.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
ADOPT CONSTITUTION
Commercial Club Meeting
Selected q Finance
Committee.
COlOpfD PEOPLE ENTHUSIASTIC


twenty-five people Interested In
ihe Associated Chagiuos. including
| President Kaplan and memhcfa 0f tho
board OF coniroi. met IN the rariors OF
he Commercial club yoafeFday after.
noon and adcuel the consolidation and
bylaws. ~ pnbllshyd IN Tne Citizen
on November %. with a ie~ minor
amendments
The uieetinE also eicctod q hnsnce
COMMITTEES ~ men. who viii immedi
ately take up he work ~ soliciting
funds, rendering assistance % the So
licitlnn committees ~ ladies from tho
different churches. On this commit.
tee were a,.'ointcd RABBI Kaplan.
Kew Barron. Rev Harrison. y. A..
Macpherson and the Rev. Crawford.
The matter % selecting headquar.
lers 0illco for the association was left
20 4 committee, which Will be- select.
ID ~ meeting 70 BE- held next
week.
Mrs Lott, representing the colored
people made a sncond report ~ the
work 90 their soliciting committee,
with contribution OF s32.25 The
colored people have taken an enthusl,
astic interest 10 the work Of the a..
ISOLATION and their endeayofs are
meeting with the eeslred results
u. w. MADDEN, the ylollnist. pro
posed q bcneAt entertainment for tho
association. and rendered the services
OF his orchestra for such an enter.
fainment.
The suggestion made rs JUDGE Ira
a. Abbott ~ the ElSs uporu house on
last Thursday WAS taken up al yes.
tvrday's meeting and quite thorough.
~ discussed judge Abbott said that
the city was badly 10 need Of a place
81 amusement Tor young men and
boys. some place 90 while aWNs
their idle hours. ana 20 Keep them ont
Of Inc saioons and gambling houses
e was az trsi thought that this might
be- worn for the Associated CHAR.
Ties but upon consideration the meet.
ing yesterday decided that the assO-
citation had better get on les feet firsl
before taking up ANY side issues. The
company gymnasium was considered
an excellent nlace. and the mater was
nnally LETT 10 two young men from
Ohio. J w Gould and G. Kuhlmcyer
who today made arrangements with
y. Ruppe. captain Of Company u. n
M n. a.. for taking over the manage
lnent of the gymnasium. The result
seems quite promising, a. Mr.. Gould
and Mr.. kurlmeyer seem thoroughly
acquainted wish gymnasium work
The next meeting ~ tho Association
! viii be held upon the call OF The pres
idenl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
THREE CANDIDATES
FOR POSTMASTERSHIP
r. W. hopkins. PRESENT M.
cUMsENri slg0FRiEo oRUNs-
rELp AND NORMAN KEMMERER


The thrps corncree fight for the OF
zee OF postmaster OF Albuquerque. Is
moving along In smooth channels, al
though the three candidates are do
nT good work among their friends
on the anlei
The present Incumbent u w. Hop
klns. while he han long list Of
strong endorSnrs. viii rely principally
upon the efficiency IN witch the Of
Zee has been conducted under him.
and the rccent order PROMULGATED by
Postmaster General Cortelyon.
The other candidates. Scigirled
Grunsfeld and Norman Kemmerer.
both with petitions from the people
Of Albuquerque, win expect their east
eFn friends and politicians 10 pull
their chestnuts out Of she Are" II
II understood that Mr.. Gruasield has
the endorsement ~ the county organ
ixatlnn. and has the recommendation
~ Banker sellgman. or Nov York
city, who aided materially In securing
tie local p0aiofilce appointment fog
Nror Ernest Grunsfeid, a brother Of
slegified. who served four years a.
demgcrai under iho Cleveland adj
mlnlHlraiion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

fore the chrlaImas holidays she sOol
out a chimney aud added back
porch, which made her nrlgetia. he.
fore the end Of the year She tore down
The west wing This made her Eta.
she then PUT up a front parluE ana
called herself urefia A deQp porch
ACROSS the fJ0nt Of this name made
her into Margareita AFTER that she
gave herself up 20 the craze and ~.
modelled ne main part Of her flrSt
name. which LEFT Il Marguerite. Not
satisfied with the general effect. inst
before she was graduated, she Wanl
over the whole pretentlous ooSnomon
With coat Of paint and she came out
Marauerite ObglAn, with the accent GA
the o.
Marguerite Ohrian And for thot
arlstooragic appondage Bridget eaci.
feed the good old honest Bridget
O'Brien.
The worst thlng about these made
over names Is thRt they never iit
Girls, girls, stick 20 the names that
belong 10 you. Il you are Brid4et be
such a fine Bridget that your friends
will name little Brldgets after YOU.
Away with the fad Of dlsownlng the
name you were born 90 rs nothing
but hlghfaiutln twaddie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
FLATTER NG OFFER
FOR LOCAL ENTERPRISE
ALABAMA PARTIES SEEK TO sE-
CURE MO GRANoE WOODEN
miLLs--Goop INDUCEMENTS.

The management OF the Rio Gpnde
Noolen Mills company received last
evening very fatterlRg oner from
parties 10 Mobile, Alabama, who are
dcslruus OF securing the removal Of
the iulll 70 that southern city.
Tho letter Was from w. L. Hcnder-
sen, a prominent resident ui Mobile.
Tic stated that the people represented
by him would furnish liberal financial
aid together with a site aud motive
power
Mobile IL a great cotton center. and
4 announced that providing the COM
pany here decide 10 accept tho pro-
position. cotton bleaching depart
meni viii be- added 20 the woolon
plant
Since Uncle Johncy Bcarrup, prosi-
dent Of The Rio Grande company. went
10 Texas 10 attend a convention u
farmers living IN the Lone Star state.
no communication has beea received
from him Il Ia limited that Il his mis-
sion there "a unsatisfactory. the Mo-
bile proposition may be- accepted,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
MASSACHUSETTS FARMERS
STUDY SOIL DIFFERENCES.

Worcester Mass. Dec 3 The
foriytbird public winter mectine ~
the Massachusetts State Board 81 Az.
ficnlilre opened 40 Horticultural Han
this forenoon. for three daye' ses.
sion The atcudanco ~ vers large
and every mart Ut the state Is repre-.
scented by farmers aud dairymen An
unusually lnieresiing program has
been prepared AT The opening ses.
sion this morning Henry ~ Howard
OF West Newton, road paper ON
Market Cnrdenlng m the afternoon
George \ Powell ~ New York viii
lecture on ~The Soil and the Import.
ance Of lts Character for The Culiure
~ fruit"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

kept right on doing lt until you turn
cd them upside down, and they just
ioppcd over aud soe-aawcd some
more.
"And folks won't lot santa put can
dies on trotA any more. They are co.
ing TO have little tiny electric lights
made out Of coiored glass Oh. 70
pretty"
"And juss the most Japanese
thingsi Wee dolllea with crepe paper
klmunoa, two Tor q cent. The mnn
gavn me one. Here. aooH
AN some moro like We saw az the
/ fair, just lnpancae heads with q hole
I IN ,ho bottom. and little kimoDOs vita
n bag shaped like q mock. You stuck
your Anger IN II and BOXED u into the
I hole Ia The head and then you stuck
some other fingers In each Of her
sleeves nnd you could mako her bow
and wash her face and kow-tow and
iuat cvorythine. Her name was Y-o-
J a."
efaere WIS drum You could heat
with rrank--tust wind. and II beat
lsaeif And another You just had 20
pull a string an that beat Il. an Il
/ makes twicc ar much Noise"
"A doubtful accomplishment" CON-
nientR mama.
"An' there was a lo0p-ihe-l0op ma
chino, an cagt that looped n. Just
llkc the man does"
''rhe man said most everything
was made abroad"
"Oh. Jamie. tell about Niger Ilm.
We'll. be was Just a big black rag
doll with white button eyes. The
man said some ladies made him for a
church fair, and thoy aold enough "a
buy n whole church no was big "a
a really haby"
"Yes. he was The cutcst thlns
there"
jamie drew a lone breath
"lta a awful long time tlll Christ
mas" he admitted, with complete
lapse
~Awfuller and awfuller" agreed
jamie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

NAero are they? Where Is susan
Where are dane Ann. Mary Jane. and
Magy Annf
Good, wholesome names they were
what has become Of them3
TIE Mary have ali turned Into Macs
ana The Huaans into Suselles.
bUcauae she clerks Ia forgery Co 4
mellon siore Jane trlEs herself into
Jeanette.
And because she n waitress Ia 4
big restaurant Lucy must make her
Welt Lucille.
A Chicago school teacher tells OF
a slFi who made over her namc very
much as one would remodel a house
This Rlrl entered sclv1nl plain
simple. everyday Bridget O'NTien. BE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

window she called. "Oh. mama there
was dolly with truly cyclnshes-.
open and shut eyes With hair iashes.
"And whole circus" Intercepted
Jamie.
"Slt down aud breathe" command
Cd mama. Then I viii llslenr
III was called n Humpiy- Dumpty
circus, mama. There was a clown you
could stick on q chair, most every
way. and mule named Maud. and a
little bit Of a ladder. an a barrel an
an elephant tnnnR pig
AN We are soin' 10 write Santa
for &. and charge pins and you need
81 never buy no more pins
An there was a hockey pokey man
yoa would wind up. an no goes ever
go FAR, an a wnlizing pig. an a Jug
Eler, an q boll-ringer-a You wound
'sm all up. an they ala Il ali By them
selves. An train Of ears that Kan
uphill. an a tlEht-wire man that went
along a string jamie and ! held, an a
foxy grandpa that took funny little
sldeRtepE--nn' n aeo-saw you didut
have 20 wind, the boy and girl Just
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

Menday. November aE
]. II. Anderson. Kansas. 2ie ted
mixed yearllnes. sskE.
western ewes. ~ pounds $40 az
ed western lambs. es .ounds. f675s
y sheep and ycarllnes. So poundH,
f6.Gb
Tuesday, November %.
NJ. A. ROE0ss, MREdaiena n n SEA
Yeihefs. s6 puun'ia. f6.2s 1863 lambs,
% pounds. ed.ls.
n. y Rosebeery. las Vegas. n. NJ
- Aoafe " ronnde $40, if1 eoags.
r. p. Hoover. i.as An..aes, Colo.
'ge fed colorado wcihers. % pounds,
$3.50
j. n. HALEY Las Anlmas Colo. SOC
ga Colorado lambs. as poundt, 81.
~ w Crago New Mexico SIS Eoata.
u pounus. sa.25
Wednesday. November ~.
J. ID Robinson. Dertram. Neb.. IS
ed western lambs, 05 pounds. $780,
80 ted western wethers. 30 pounds.
$50; 49, fed western lambs aud
earrings. IS pounds. Sc: ~ FED west.
ern ewes, 96 pounds. 81.
~ y Bioeser. Colorado. Pa fed
Western yearilnrs. rs pounds. 80.
States a ". COl0rado, 2fS fed wcs'
ern yearllnEs. So poEnds. 1886.
NJ. =. Rogers. Maedaiona. y. ~. SIS
wcthcrs, 81 pounds So 357 faedinr
lambs 81 pounds. $3.50. 80 ieedlns
wcthcrs. 6s pounds t8.SO.
Friday December I.
T. W. Scott Montfoae. Colo. S27
Colorado yeariings. 100 pounds s.
q y SaEi0ri Kansas. $50 fed west
oFn ewes SO pounds. -.
W 81 Heltz Kansas. $50 fed west
ofn wcihetE. 90 poends. 1915.
W. 3 Raymond MOntrose Colo
i32 ewes. 100 pounds. sA7a, s. lambs
e2 pounds $3.50
y . Drumm0nd Kansas, "a Mex
lean sheep and yearlinGe. Ss pounds
S5.75.