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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
THIRD AVENUE AT NINETEENTH STREET.

ury Belle of Owensboro, Buttercup. Ro- mancet, Hattie Kingston. Golden Glow, Catherine R., Lefty, Ash Wednesday, 105.
 Second race, six furiongs-Safety Guard, 95; Harmakis, Maggie Leeber, 100; Fillona, Merino, 96; Jade. Gallant Cassie, 91; Glad iator, Glen Gallant, 9S; Filipo, 94; Toer, Moderator, 103.
 Third race, six furlongs-Simon Kent. Dave Somers. Tempt Dusky, 95; Luretta, Mayor Johnson, 97; Ponca, 100; Saus- berry, Sheer, 105; Merry Acrobat, 103; The Plans, 9S; Grdle. 102.
 Fourth race, purse, mile-Applaud. Pan- creatc. John Randolph, Torchello 9S; Monte 115; Jungle Imp, Light Note, 101; Gamara,, 109.
 Fifth race. purse, five and one-half furlongs-Stoner Hill, Self Reliant, 107; Joe Colson, Marvel 106 Caprice Hen pecked, Towner. Deux Temps, Topsail, 104 Horse Radish, 102.
 Sixth race, selling. one and one-eighth miles-Bourvier, VanHope. 90; Burke Cochran, 105: Hortensia, Ethics, Decora- tion 100: Little Scout, Rainland, 1O7; Nones 97
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
S2O.OO Clothing $l4.82

More of Section f. Manufacturers would rather have Blach's cash than 10 carry over these suits and overcoatS. It is your time to become adjacent to one of them and save $S.l8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
$l5.OO Clothing at S9.82

This is section of Blach's sale o1 Manufacturers overstocks so exten- sively> advertised Friday aftereoon Suits and Overcoats, big assortment and all present seasons best styles We can fit any man.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
THE CITY DRUG STORE
Purchased by ]. IL. Itaughton
IAN Historic Establishment.

]. II. Haughtol is nov the sole
owner of the City Drug store, having
purchased the stock and fixtures OF
Harry f. Stewart at Jacksonville on
Tuesday.
I To the general public this will
mean but little for Mr.. Haughton
has been in sole charge Of the store
every since Mr. Stewart moved to
/ Jacksonville and became IA member
of the wholesale drug company
known as the Chrlsty- COM
pany. Mr.. Haughton has been con-
Injected with the store for over 10
years, and it is % years since he be-
gan his drug store career in Palatka.
For this reason, if for no other, the
new proprietor needs no Introduction
to the people of this city and county.
He is known to all; is careful and
Experienced pharmacist, and is popu'
lar. Now that the business is his,
the patronage will undoubtedly in
crease.
Everyone likes to see faithful
employe graduate to the position OF
employer.
! The City Drug store is an old time
Palatka institution and Mr. Haugh-
ton is its sixth proprietor. The bust
ness was founded in the early co.'s by
the late DIR. n. H. Moragne who was
succeeded by MOragne * Kersting
Then r. Kersting ran the business
alone some time and finally sold to
/ L. c. Canova d Bro. who in turn sold
the business in Nov. 1888 to Harry f.
Stewart, who continued to own il
until last Tuesday.
/ The business was started by DR.
( MOragne in a frame building which
stood on the present site and which
was destroyed in the big fire of 1884
The following year was a boom
year in Palatka. Buildings We're 60
] ing up or every hand and real estate
brought Broadway prices. Some
/ idea Of the Initiation can be OBJ.
tanned from n history of the con.
struction of the present Moragnt
building. DR.. Moragne was dead
and the lot belonged to his widow
w. W. Toller, an Englishman ther
living here, offered 10 put up the
present 3-story brick block on tn,
lot and pay Mrs. Morague $500 pei
year ground rent and at the eud o
ten years give her the building il
! good condition. The building wa!
turned over to Mrs. Moragne before
the expiration of the l0-year lease
and Toller went back to England.
( Every ole is coUgratulating Mr.
Haughton on his purchase and al
/ predict an even grander and more
profitable career for the historic City
| Drug store.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
Reception to Mir. GRo Mrs. H.
Hapsood Burt.

Probably the most generally at
tended and thoroughly enjoyable
social event Of the present SIMMER
was the reception in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hapgood Burt at
the Burt home on the Heights last
Friday evening, Sept. LIST.
The reception was given by the
Misses Kathryne and Floried Burt
in honor Of their brother and his
bride, who are spending their honey
moon in Florida.
The evening was happily passed
in games and dancing. Miss Edith
Merrill was the lucky finder of the
ring in the brides cake.
Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Griffin, MI. and Mrs. J.
Leonard Burt, Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
ID. Wattles, Judge and Mrs. Burt,
the Misses Blanche and Edna Grill,
Vivian Ackernau. Pansy Devereux,
Maud Kennerly, Edith Merrill, Kate
Sands, Belle Welch, Nell LeCrone
Alice Priddy. and Messrs. Howard
Gardner, Walter billiard, Joseph
Merrill, Thomas Evans, NJ. NJ. Wick
ers, Frank Sands, Clarence Kenner-
ly, A. NJ. McIver, Chas. Burt and
Perry Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. H HapgOOd Burt are
spending the present week at points
in South Florida, but will return
here to-day. They expect to leave
for their home in Sheffield, Ala.
next Monday.
The bride is a popular young lady
of Alabama and all who have haC
the pleasure of meeting her here
have been charmed with her beauty
and grace.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
Big Land Deal.

W. S. Middleton. the hustling man
Of affairs at Pomona who is making
of that place one of the most impor-
tant stations on the A. c. L. R'y, has
just purchased of c. { Alvers, sup
-rintendent of the Standard Cypress
Co., 3,4OO acres of timber land on
Dunn's creek. The property will he
added to the turpentine lands of
Middleton Bros.
Mr.. w. 5. Middleton, who was in
the city on Wednesday, states that
his saw mill at Pomona will soon be
in operation.
He also states that the Pomona
school will overflow with pupils this
year and that an additional teacher
will be required to conduct the
school.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
An Alumni Tribute.

The following resolutions Of re-
Spect We're adopted by the Alumni
Association of the Putnam County
High School at meeting called for
the purpose last Wednesday after
noon:
Whereas. the sad and sudden death
Of Helen BythewOOd Fearnside has
caused the dark shadow of sorrow to
rest upon our community: and.
Whereas meeting of the Alumni
Association Of the Putnam County
High School has been called on this,
the sixth day of September, \. d.
1905, be it
Resolved. that, in order to show
cur most sincere respect and esteem
for our departed member, and to eX-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaYed parents, sister aud brother
Of the deceased; We, each for our
selves and as representatives of our
respective classes, subscribe our
names hereto; and, be it further
Resolved, that the secretary Of the
association spread these resolutions
upon the minutes of this meeting:
and that the secretary send copy
Of these resolutions to the Honora-
BILE F. ]. Fearnside and family: and
copy to each of the newspapers
published in this city, and copy to
the Times-U Union.
Adopted this the sixth day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1905.
Signed
EDITH TRUEMAN BARNETT SO.
OLA ACRERMAN HOLMES ~.
HAROLD +. MERRYDAY ".
JUDGE w. WALTON Us.
MAUDE kENNERLY 'U4.
MYRTLE HOLDEN %.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
Miss Green Leave High School.

Miss Carrie NJ Green, for the past
six wears assistant principal OF the
PaIatka high s.hool, has been grant
ed years leave OF absence at her
own request.
Miss Green is spending the sum
mer in New jersey and her request
came in the form of a letter to Su-
perintendent Tucker last week. AT
the meeting of the county school
board on Monday the request was
reluctantly granted. Miss Green's
request was not wholly unexpected
by Superintendent Tucker. She hau
signed and returned her contract Tor
the year some time ago, but previ-
Gus To her departure for the north
had explained to Mr. Tucker that
she might find it advisable to take
the course she has now acted upon'
| in which event she would advise him
at the earliest possible moment
The action of Miss Green, while
understood to Withdraw her but tenn
porarily from the school. is never
theless a distinct loss to the interests
of education in Palatka, and loss
that will be sorely felt. She seems
to be one of those grand instructors
OF youth to whom teaching is some
thing more than a profession; an art
for which she had native aptitude
and to which she had through spe-
cial training and experience become
IN expert. She made o! the
school room a workshop in which
her pupils became willing workers,
and into whose minds and hearts
she instilled love for learning and
moral excellence. The News could
fill columns of this paper with per-
sonal expressions of regret from
citizens and former pupils over Miss
| Green's decision.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
New Factory Building

The work of construction began
this week on the new building for
the Maull Manufacturing Co. The
site selected is on the river front
close TO the track leading to the old
pier Of the G. S. & F. R'y. The conn.,
pany will rush matters and get down
to the business of manufacturing in
the quickest possible time.
The notics of the application for
a charter for this company which
appears in this paper does not tell
the full present purpose of the CON-
pany. 1t IS to manufacture the
Maull orange box hoop. This hoop
is of cypress aud at the points where
it bends around the box corner is
strengthened by small. tin bands
holding a tin strip which runs length
wise with the hoop. The hoop is
perfect in every detail and will add
greatly to the looks OF the Florida
orange package Mr. Msull is the
inventor of machine that turns out
these finished hoops at the rate OF
thousands per day. 1t is a wonder.
full machine and perfect in its work
ing. The w A. Merryday Co. will
undertake to place this hoop on the
market.
Mr. Chas. KHpperbuseh, the well
known and popular Palstka restau-
ranter. and MIR. c. a. Manll, sgent
for the G. 81 & F. Ry at this place
are aecoeiated with Mr.. E. n. Maall
in the company.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
THREE JURORS CURED

OF Cholera Morbus with One Small
Bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Mr.. G. W. Fowler Of HightOwer. Ala,
relates an experience he had while sery-
ing on a petit jury in a murder case at
Edwardsville, county seat Of Clsbourne
County. Alabama He says: "While
there 1 ate some fresh meat and some
souSe meat and it gave me cholera NOR
bus in very severe form. 1 Was never
more sick in my life and sent to the
drug store for a certain cholera mixture.
but the druggist sent me a bottle Of
CaamberlaiD's Cole, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy instead. saying that he
had what / sent for. but that this medi-
cine W IS so much better he would rather
send 1t TO me in the fix 1 was In took
one dose Of it and was better in five
minutes. The second dose cured me eI-
tirely. Two fellow Jurors were afflicted
in the same manner and one
cent bottle cured the three
OF usH For sale by AekeTman-SteEsrt
Drug Co.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08

There are more
of them here
Every article of
Summer
Wear
is marked so low
as to make it
correspond
in Value
to our Straw Hat
Distribution.
And we
have lots of
Fine Goods
in all
Departments.
Reason we sell so
low is:
Don't want to
carry any
1905 goods into
1000.
The Brown Idea
has always
been to
Dispose of this
years goods
THIS YEAR and
supply our
customers with
entirely New
Goods
next year.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
Putnam Co. Health Officer

DR.. f. w. Warren of this city was
OF Tuesday of this week commits
stoned agent for the state board Of
health for Putnam county. The
appointment came direct from DR..
Joseph Y. Porter, state health Off
Ger. now in Pensacola.
DR.. Warren was for several years
On the staff of the state health board
at Jacksonville, aud in the event that
any epidemic disease should break
out here would make an efficient
and altogether safe official.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08

Come and see us when
you want to
Replenish anything in
the Line of
Wearing Apparel.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
Summer Rates ViaA G.

II YOU contemplate visiting summer
resorts see ticket agents Atlantic Coast
Line and get all information with refer
ance to rates, routes, schedules and
Pullman service. Summer tourist rates
are now in effect to all the principal re-
sorts throughout the country with return
Limit October 3lst Rates have been au-
ounnced to all springs. mountain and sea
shore resorts. For the first time round
trip tickets are row on sale to resorts in
New EaglSnd I, rritOry.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
Notice.

Sealed proposals will be received nv
the President and Council Of the CITY Of
falatka, Florida, until z 80 D. m. on
tuesday. September 18th. for filling In
40 cubic yards Of earth, to cover sewer
pipe on 9Th street in said eity the sno-
cessiui bidder to furnish the earth to
make the I'LL. The right is reserved 10
reject any or all bids. "
Payment Tor this work to be make AZ
sIGh lime as the city has funds with
which to meet same.
J. n. BLACKWELL.
p.,..l. City Clerk.
falatka, Fla, Sept 9th, 1906.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
Notice of Administrator TO
Creditors,

HAVING be Il duly appointed Administrator
. OF the estate ofHugn FrisdlaendeF, dece as
ed, by the County Judge OF Putnam County.
state VI Florida, on the 4tk day Of Septem er.
A D., 1876. aud having taken charge Of SAID
estate, now by virtue Of my authority as such
Administration, hereby give notice to all cred
tors, legatees, distributes and sll other per
sons having claim, or demands against said Is.
tate 70 pres-n them % me for payment within
two years from the date q this notice.
Z. y. CALHOUN,
s->-it Administrator.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08
The Palatka News
and Advertiser
City Happenings and
Personal Mention.

Chas. Longman visited homefolk
here this week.
J. c. Durrance of jacksonville was
in Palatka Wednesday.
w. A. and L. H. Merryday spent
Sunday at Daytona Beach
F. B. Green Of Grandin spent sew
eFal days in the city this week.
Maj. Geo. P. Fowler of Hastings
was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Jackson spent several
days this week with friends in Po-
mona.
/ Mrs. c. H. Wigg and family have
returned from an outing at Daytona
Beach.
Miss Sarah Mabry left on Monday
/ fora visit to relatiues ia Birming-
ham, Ala.
Miss Maud Priddy has returned
from Tampa, where she has been for
some months.
Mr. and Mrs. R. +. Neck have
moved into the Reynolds cottage oI.
! Dodge street.
,r. .,a,r-. ". u Mt, 80
-, ~ ~ - " l. DUR ul o4I-
o;t,. rII lS,.', were ''s''o'S /" tue
,,....u W.. IT,. .-....
Satnr5i 81 49,, "I'isi Li"ii'liI Ie!utle!
H ~ u p l.o'l. " p'e"s''"' 'lslI al
= D o,,,-., . -.
l. o. oL.iLs te"u PROMINENT cltl-
nTr o. It oIi'oi.'i i, M'S II ''Sl'or III tht
/ W., D - W..
,t,, ~, " i,e " l't Vi san ha'eo was
I I,,,,,'il ~, 10 business AZ 'Ae co"t'
MUST Oh "ss"''!'
,. mrs Ella '. Orooms returned on
'2uiIuHF iI1ul Il season PlrasahI'I
SP'''' 81 '0''i"'i''' ~ -
! Messrs f. :. Neck and Omar Bey.
/ dler left on Tuesday for short va.
cation at I)dytona Beach.
Perry Ross r--nrrsd lost u,...b
from a nleasar- yaratinT ,ri,17to c.
/ gia and South Carolina.
Fd. We'll apattacbaa of tbs Wash.
fuTron navy var5 i NJ bn,na fHr b, q
" -. 'o .
~,
H.yrnwer nf CrgsraT,, ~ ,,,.,. y, -.
Tnr in the ritv Isst Tuss,Isv
Judge Robert W. Davis has jus
I recovered from An attack OF dengu,
fever at his home in Tampa.
Joesph J. McGrady. a leading far.
I!a-r and Influential citizen Of Den
YER WAS in rbe civ I,sr Ty-Sdsr
Inc MISSES Daisy Livingston auC
Matte ho&eIo enjoyed au excursion
To- JACKSON lie a"d return last sun
d"E'
! a. l. Glass. chief train dispatche
Tor me western division OF the 4. {
/. K y. Was visitor ia the city
Tuesday
Mrs H. {. Brauuea and two inter
-stiug daughters. Misses Nirgiui,
and Helen. arrived in the city las
Saturday afternoon from SeabrerZe
&C., -. " ...
Engineer Lyon. will leave for New
York on SUNDAY bv the CLYDE Lin,
steamer Comanchre.
-.
VI l. anu MI I D + r''L inside MS
leI ~ auu -H ,-l-sit It'ih nave suIi'
10 LltHur son NE ana o'htF POM,
III Nott'i : v''ua where H'rH WI
'r"Ial" 7"lL'e weeks
r H. Cgop+r. secretary Of the En-
dowueut Rank. X. of p. has paid +,
the heirs of the late F. II. Haf-r. tn
amount OF his insurance in that or
der. and maid il in fulI.
o. ,
DF. Guy l, Estes returned on + n
ia! Iasl IfouL an outing OF seNefa
months III ARKANSAS tht iahu oi III
~, 81 81 '''''' " '''-'' ''' '''7 '''S VI Ga
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-09-08

Foh SALE-New Cleveland Ri
cycle, Coaster Brake. Will sell a.
s ~. sacrifice. Address p. q. Rax
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-08-23
Sheriffs' Case Is Appealed.

HELENA, Aug. lS.-The state has
appealed to the supreme court in the
ease of Peter Scharrenbroich VS.. Lew.
is x Clark county and has filed its
brief with the clerk of the supreme
court. This is the test case which the
sheritfs are bringing to test the legali-
ty Of the act of the Legislature which
cut out the mileage emoluments Of the
sheritfs, limiting them to the collec-
ton OF their actual expenses.
The State Sheriffs' association which
me- here recently decided TO fight the
law and employed Il. Il. Purcell to
represent them. The case was brought
up in the Lewis and Clark county court
and u decision vas given the sheritfs.
the ground taken being that the act OF
the legislature was equivalent to re-
ducing the salary of the sherifs after
they were elected.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-08-23
Boston Wool Market.

10 its wool market review for the
past week, the Boston Commercial
Bulletin says of territory grades:
The new woods are coming in quite
freely, and those that have been
bought up are being sent to the mills,
ia most instances, in the original
bags. Some grading is being done,
but it is not the rule. Sales have been
made of the woods from Montana,
Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, at %, 28t
and - cents in the grease or at q
secured cost, as ear as a be figured,
OF Is % 75c.
Some contracting for 1905 is still go.
ing on ia a small way in Nevada,
Wyoming and Idaho, but at the prices
being offered by dealers the growers
do not seem enthusiastic about clos.
ing deals. With the major part OF
the 1905 wool clip sold out, those deal.
ers who are looking for 1906 contracts
may feel NOR like offering induce.
ments. AT the present. considering
the prices being offered for next year,
and the advances which those farmers
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-08-23
Frightful Street Car Accident.

BUTTE, Aug. pa Great Northern
freight train struck a crowded Colum.
bia arden a on the crossing at the
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific depot
here tonight. Ten people were killed
and many injured.
A b. A. Il 2. yard engine was max.
ing a flying switch with two box cars.
The motorman of the trolley car
stopped at the track as usual, but
seems to have lost his presence OF
mind, and turned On the power. When
the open trolley car was half way
across the track on Utah street the
box cars struck 1t in the center and a
pile.up resulted. The trolley car was
struck with such force it was knocked
Is feet and smashed into kindline
wood. Nothing but the trucks re.
main.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-08-23
Northern Montana sheep Deals.

John Fleming. who recently returned
from a business trip through the north.
ern part of Chouteau county, made
extensive purchases from sheepmen In
that locality. Some of the transac-
tons follow:
Parsell Bros, of Cold Butte, 1880
lambs at g., with = 5 per cent. cut at
half price; 400 dry ewes at Sl.75
Bingham & Son, Gold Butte, l,l5O
lambs at g, with a 5 per cent cut:
300 dry ewes at Sl.75.
NJ. c. Price, OF Hill, $500 ewes OF
all ages at g.. Is.
Laird Bros, Of Chester, 5000 lambs
at 81, with a & per e cut.
Davidson * Parker, Of Chinook,
$500 lambs at 81.
c. NJ. Jacobs, Chinook, 1000 lambs
at 81.
H. j.. Wackerlin, 1900 lambs Il, s.,
| with a ) per cent. cut.
Jno. H. Ruhe, Chinook, 1000 lambs
at g., with a > per cent. cut at hal
price; 800 dry ewes at 81.
Chas. Olsen, Chinook, 1900 lambs
at s.. with 5 per cent cut at half price
Hofeldt X Son, Lloyd, 1900 Lamb,
At So, with 5 per cent. cut at $3.50.
Pugsley l. Simpson, $500 lambs a
s..
S. williamson, Riedel, l,lOO lambs
at $3.50.
F. Bretall, Big Sandy, 1900 dr.!
ewes at g..
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-08-23
InlOading Order MOdificd.

HELENA, Aug. Isl. NJ. Boardman
yesterday received a telegram from
Rosenoaum Bros, the livestock com.
mission merchants of Chicago, giving
the information that the secretary of
agriculture had modified the 24.hOur
unloading order. The modification is
to the effect that where live stock is
shipped in cars equipped with feeding
and watering troughs they need not
be unloaded in the % hour limit.
Under this order cattle shipments
from eastern Montana to Chicago will
unload nee before arriving at Chi
cago, aud those from the western Sec
ton twice. The run without unload.
ing will be about 33 hours. Under q
strict enforcement Of the 2e-hour law
it has been necessary 10 unload at
least twice before arriving at Chicago
and in many instances three times.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-08-23
Waiting For Russian Reply.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 2l.-The
stu alton at Portsmouth can be sum
married. in a sentence. Emperor
Nicholas answer to NJ. Whites com.
munication yesterday embodying the
suggestions OF the president is still
waited. 1t has not yet arrived and i.
not expected until tomorrow at the
earliest. The object of the presiden'
Is described by competent authority Il
be to ''prolong the negotiations and
thus prevent al immediate RUPTURE
Beyond this no official statement is
took occasion today to say the presi'
dent has proposed that the differences
be submitted to arbitration.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-08-23

Je:e Sullivan and John Neubert left
today for Butte. where they will rep
resent the local lodge of United Work
men a, the Grand Lodge of that ira
ternal order. There are 81 Workmen
lodges in Montana, with q total OF 4.
600 mem bers.
Dear Gus:-I have solved the moth
er.in.law problem, just give her regu'
larry Rollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t will make her healthy, happy and
docile as a lamb. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. D. G. Lockwood, druggist.
Among the victims of the frightful
stree, car acciden. at Butte Is Gussie
Hoef,. a young woman recently en-
ployed a, the Cnoteau house and who
left for Butte about two months ago
| Her injuries include q fractured skull.
and it il believed will prove fatal.
President c. Z. Duer and Cashie,
L. D. Sharp. of the Stockmen's Ma
tional bank. we're today affix,ng ,heil
signatures ~ Il pile of ucw currenc!
to the value of $4,000. The bank re
Gently bought $50, 900 worth of United
S:a'es bonds upon which 1t
currency to the amour, named. thu.
Increasing its circulation to a total o
$500, 600.
In it. review Of the Chicago bee
market for the pas. week the Drover't
J"urual say: Mos, of the good ran
gers, have -olu IL. 81. Oo(dS4.l5 10 III,
lac Iay., and while a few lots .
Wyoming> sold up 10 S4.4O(a 81 Loo
these have been no criterion of tn
general market. 1t has taken a prett,
desirable class To sell at 3 .S5{o $40
while IA liberal string of plain kind
landed down to So 30.