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LOOK
FOR SMALL BOY
Disappeared From Grand
fathers Home in Marcus
Hook Two Days Ago
MAY BE ON OIL TANKER

The police OF Wilmington, Philadel-
phia, Camden and of Marcus Hook
are searching for Wilbur e. Justice,
the i1-year-old son of Franklin G.
Justice, a nursery stock agent, living
at No. 55S North Twenty-eighth street.
Camden, who has been missing from
the home of his grandfather. John T.
Gray, of Marcus Hook, since last
Tuesday evening.
The first intimatien that Mr. Justice
had of the disappearance of his son
was the following letter received last
night by his wife from her sister in
Marcus Hook:
Dear AIDA: Wilbur has run away
again, He started out as usual with
his papers this afternoon and hasn't
come home since, Walter saw him at
the sun Company waiting for the
o'clock whistle, That is the last we
know of him.
Il think now that he made all ar
rangements to so. He put on an under
shirt, wanted a clean waist, but did
not get Il, and took his coat along,
because he said il looked like rain.
He also took some things to eat. He
wore blue trousers. blue coat and a
light blue waist, with a small red
string tie. He had a small blue car
on.
Il think he sold enough papers and
collected enough money to pay his way
to the city. You had better inform
the police. You may do whatever you
please. We are utterly Disguised
Hastily
Bertha p. Gray"
Parents Separate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice are not living
together. and the woman brought tbs
note around 10 her husbans home az
soon as she received it.
The couple have been separated fol
about two years, and while the father
keeps Franklin with him he has al
lowed Wilbur and Marguerite, aged 9
to remain with his wifes fathers
family. But the children, he says
were never satisfied. They wanted t
be with him, and once before Wilbur
started to go up to Camden, but wa
captured by the police and returned L
his grandfather.
He did take him away about a yea
ago. and he was with him for a shor
time, during which he told his fathe
that he was ill-treated by the Grays
being forced to sell papers and beatei
If he failed to dispose of a eertail
quantity every day. Sometimes in fea
he would hide a surplus stock rathe
than face the wrath which awaite
him at home.
Mr.. Justice added that the boy stay
ed with him until his wife suoceede
by a ruse in getting him away sh
had him arrested on a desertion oharg
and while he was away secured pos
session of Wilbur and sent him bae
to Marcus Hook.
Franklin, the elder hoy, thinks tina
his brother Is on one of the oil tanker
that lie around the Marcus Hoo
wharves.
He told me several times that
would like to go on one Of the shiI
because the men treated him fine. II
knew several of the captains and the
used to ask him TO stay TO supper II
had three of his fingers crushe'
though by a tanker. He had his han
between the tanker and the dock an
the waves from the City of Chest'
threw the tanker against him an
crushed them"
MIR. Justice added that the boy ha
an impediment i'm his speedh caused 4
an injury received to his head by
fan when ne was about three yea
old.
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That James Megary was popular with his fell
low men and held in high esteem by them was
attested by the large attendance at his funeral
this morning. 1t has been long time since so
many of our people ceased their work and left
their homes to pay their respects to the dead
Evening journal., 1906-08-10

AS might be expected in matter where some
real interest Of the city is concerned, not word
was said in City Council last night relative to
the petition signed by large number of citizens
and taxpayers praying that pump for pure
water be installed in Eighth Street Park. Little
do the Councimen appear to care whether the
people of the city have pure or impure water to
drink and for those little children in the park for
frolic or Feicffrom the heat, let them cool their
little throats with any kind of foul, unhealthy
water, They may think FIVE or ten babies more
or less will not make much difference
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The break in the hot spell was indeed refresh-
ing. 1t makes Wilmington endurabe and gives
the stay-at-homes little cause for complaint
when the whole summer is considered. Those
who stay at home in many instances are really
more comfortable than the large element that
chases from point to point too often merely
imagining that they are having good time.
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The Pittsburg millionaire continues to occupy
a very large place upon the stage OF life. He
does not for an instant get out OF the lurid light
of publicity
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no attention paid to unsigned communications.
Advertising rates on application.
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D. W. LYNCH CO.,
GROCERS.
Fourth and Madison SITS.
9th and King SITS.
Building Bargains

We have too many goods and must
move them fast. .rs
Fairbanks Cottolene in cans..7 1-2c II
Hires Ginger Ale ..............15c doz.
/. ". Washing Tablets ..............4c 4c.
Parrafine Sealing Wax ..........1oc ID
Fluted Jelly Glasses ........22c doz
Masons Fruit Jars ..........55c doz
Mason's Jar caps....,.... ....20c doE
Lightning Fruit Jars ........9oc doz
Leader Brooms .....,.. .............20e
Large No. 1 Mackerel ........l2 1-2c II
Fat Norway Mackerel. each
harrington Hall Coffee ..........s5c II
White House Coffee .....-.....s5c ib.
Liptoh's No. Teas ...........S5c pkg.
Choice Olives ..eS.. .1Oc and 15c bot.
Unfermented Grape Juice,
15c, 25c and SOC bot,
Trading Stamps with everything ex-
cept sugar, F-.
Call us up on the Phone and ask us
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spend a pay At Atlantic clty.

Pennsylvania Railroad low rate ex-
cursion Wednesday, August 10. Only
$3.50 round trip. Special train leaves
Wilmington at A. NJ. Leaves At
lantic City $50 p. NJ.
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D. "a sOo-TELEPHoNEs-Delmarvla s''s
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NOTICE ro rHE PuRLIc.

ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
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~ouly min, can make money without adv'r'''"S''-
Gladstone
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THE EVENING JOURNAL COMPANY
Fourth and shipley Streets. wilmington Delaware
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Any erroneous reflection upon the character stanu-
snr or reputation OF any person, or corporation
which may appear in these columns VIII be saulS e'
rected upon request.
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Republican Newspaper, published daily s's'F "
teFnoon except Sundays by
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~e~&>S>>S~~~~~S>~~s

tons time. and are helped BY the
same tendencies for good. II ID about
some Of these that I wish 10 say q
word today.
In Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
you may recall the description Of i
man with the muckFake. the man
who could look no way hut down
ward. with the muck.rake In his
hand: who was offered celestial
crown for his muck-rake. but who
would neither look up nor regard
the crown he was offered, but he
continued 10 rake to himself the ruth
OF the floor.
In Pilgrims Progress the man with
the muckrake Is set forth as the ex.
ample of him whose vision ii fixed
on carnal instead Or on spiritual
things. Yet he also typifies the man
who 10 this life consistently refuses
10 see anght fhat "a lofty, and fixes
his eve with solemn intentness only
on that which is vile and debasing,
Now. II Is very necessary that we
should not finch from seeing what
is vile and debasing There ~ filth
on the floor and ii must be scraped
up with the muck.rake: and there
are times and places where this ser.
vice r. the most needed of All the
Concluded On Page -Four
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Ride For Life to
Escape Coyote

Two young bankers Of this city
donned their kahki uniforms last
might and after strapping six or seven
young gatling guns around their
waists. rode out TO Agua zarca, sew
eral miles from town. 20 watch the
Penitentes 90 through their Easter
ceremonies. The night was dark and
the roads we're bad and they worked
their nerves np to swapping point try
ing To find the rendezvous. They
peered around In the gloom until thev
heard a coyote howl back In the hills.
when with one accord they wheeled
their horses, sank the spurs into
their Tanks and came back to town
and mother IN d manner that would
make Tam O'Shanter or Paul Revere
look like they were riding wooden
horses On merryRo.round They.
were covered with mud from head
TO foot and had their fill Of Peni-
sente ceremonies
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Two Baseball
Games Sunday

GaIlinas park will be the mecca Of
The baseball fans tomorrow afternoon
when the four clubs composing the
newly organized amateur city league
win cross bats In practice games.
There will be two seven inning con-
tests. the frst TO be called promptly
AZ two O'Clock Inasmuch as these
win be only exhibition games no ad.
mission win be charged.
Since the announcement Of the or.
ganizinE Of 4 local league among the
amateurs the promoters have received
applications from several other teams
which were NOT represented at the
meeting Thursday. The High school
boys are anxious to have their club
included IN the new league and are
OF the opinion that they would stand
10 good . chance a. any Of winning the
championship. Representative 81
other clubs Who are DESTROYS Of join.
ing the new league are invited to at.
tend the NEXT meeting Of the organiza-
sion. which Is set for Monday even.
tne,
President VIM. a. Buddecke Of the
Las Vegas Railway q Power company
has interested himself IN the local
1eaeue project and has siKniAed his
intenti0n. or ofterirs = challenge cup
He wflI h pree seat at the.
next meeffn9 a. fh~ leaRue promoters
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Washington, April is.--in fhe pres.
ence of Distinguished assemblase
with The president of the United
States taking q prominent psrt. and
members Of mo supreme cousf. senate
and house. and the diplomatic corps
as spectators. and before q large con.
course of people. the cornerstone of
the office buildins of the representa-
lives was laid with impressive cere.
monies this afternoon. The principal
address Nas made by President
Roosevelt. who spoke On ''rhe Manl
with the Muck Rake. Z
One hundred and thirteen years ago
George Washington. who was then
president of tho republic was assist
ed BY the grand master Aiaspns nf
Virginia and Maryland IN laying the
cornerstone Of the nations capitol.
Fifty-eight years ago. Millard Filk
moro. then president iaid Tho enrsers
stone extension of The capitol under
circumstances such as charac.
teriezd the laying OF the
first cornerstone. Today, with
even. more impressive crrvmo-
nies the cornerstone of the iargesi or.
iiee building solely devoted 10 primary
purposes Of legislation and comfort III
legislators was laid. Previous III the
ceremonies i copper box two and 4
half feet long and eighteen inches
wide was placed In the stone. The
box contains many rare and unusual
articles toreiher with coins of the
United States and the series Of postage
stamps now in use.
The President's Speech.
President Roosevelt spoke Iii 4
clear resolute voice and his remarks
were listened to attentiyely BY those
within earshot His address In full
was as follows:
Over . century ago Washington
laid the corner stone or the Capitol
in what was then little more than
tract Of wooded wilderness here be-
side the Potomac. We now lind ii
necessary 70 provide BY great addi-
tional buildings for the business Of
the government. This growth In the
need for the housing Or the govern
ment II but proof and example or
the way IN which the nation has
grown. We now administer the af-
fairs Of nation In which the extra
ordinary growth Or population has
been outstripped BY the growth of
wealth and the growth In complex
interests. The material problems
that face Us today are not such ~
they were ii Washington's time, but
the underlying facts Of human nature
are the same now as they we're then.
Under altered external form We war
with the same tendencies toward
evil that were evident In Washing-
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'TOWN[ Rl)ASTS
ROOSEVELT AND
PRAISES BRYAN
Ne~ ysshes osvi,sss fss,a sss
Spsseh q JsiIssseaisa esa-
60 y kaass Ciiy.
Dstlss sssv,6sss ssaisi n...y o.
~ - Avsss>t TsssAasd
nasnzij psnik.

kansas city. Am 1ts-Rssrsomf.-
tive ChArses 4, rcsne II No. Yesk.
pspeaAinx 10 . tonst hlrs lasl 49,
q ~ ssffsrsm n.g bsssseL ve.k
oatside hls sst spescA 70 sulegise
William Jssniass Bryaa ~ 10 htt.ssl
y attack President Roosevelt Bssh
seutinsuts caused the ocst intenss
enthusiasm.
Referring u the silver i1ewo y
said: 7 - % thankful g en- -
that the mosey Suestin wuske1 n
self out 20 sstisfhetovy. IN cennst
accept II silence The pnpsIar ~.
sion of Why ~ predicsSl fiaaneial
panic Old not follow the s1optloa ~
the eo,d standard. Tho paaie ~ ~
occur. because since 1850 The co1atzy
has produccd enoogh nold 10 snppiy
The money market wltb0ut . material
increase IN the silver output We
owe our prosperity 10 Providence and
not 70 policy. When mas refused to
open the mint God opened the minee. :
In reference 10 the president Townc
said "He is the greatest prcniser and
smallest performer since the days of
JudAx Iscarios IN filehed The rMt~
Yexl1aaion progrnrt from the national
democratic platform and has now laid
down on MS owp&bill: he sends Tor
The lssislstors Aud sectnres them like
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Refugees Return
to Their Homes


Naples. April IA News from the
vesuvius regibn continues Aa1lsfAc-
tory. The sun has been shining
brightly today and the last eyestage
Of The eruption Is disappearing from
the x6rk of cIeAnlhG IN sweeping
rs stiIl going on here. but the city
has about resumed lis normal appear.
ance, while reports from the villages
and towns IN the region d vesuvius
say The people are gradually return.
Ing to their hosnes, that stores are
sttys % 50sned and Fl the towns
49, suSered the least business rs
be4GS fesumed 81
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TO Establish Post
Office Very Soon
Robeson, Attorney for Town Of
LAs Vegas, SayS He May Gitc
Postmaster General
For Contempt.

The following Is ! letter received
today by +. Barber OF the west side.
which Il Of interest as relating 70
the local postoffice situation:
Washington, d. q, April 10. 1905.
Mr.. y Barber. Las Vegas. N. M.
Dear sirs-The postmaster general
has promised me that your postoffice
shall b Immediately established. II
something - not done this week,
desire to be advised, - I am de-
termined to 90 even to the length Of
citing the postmaster general tor con.
tempt II there II any unreasonable
delay In giving yonr people their of.
flee. Very truly yours,
". H. RoBEsoN.
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'''s''' 'o':S' = 1..,A.,,

The NatIonai Bducasicnal ameocis4 4
tion convention 10 bs hel6 ii ear
Francisco fruu, DULY TN 10 itth, n
likely 10 he the lsrxe1s snd ths most
important that has ever l,sea held by
that orxAnixHtiop.
The school superintendent who
were In session In Isouisville. KY.
gaze Insurance TO the California dele.
CATION that not less then 10000 teach
ers win attend that convsntiosl and
that the superintendents had the
names OF the teachers Of their res.
peciIve districts who had promised -
attend the California meeting. This In
formation was wired 10 the press and
the California teachers At once.
The people Of California are making
preparations 10 receive and entertain
the educators Or the cossntry IN man.
ner fitting their position and worthy OF
California hospitality.
The CaIifornisns. anticipating that
10000 teachers will be their guests ln
July, are making preparations TO en-
terrain much larger number Of VIAL
tors WHO viii most likely take advan-
tage of 10 exceptional an opportunity
ID visit California.
The transportation companies are
increasipg their facilities In anticipa-
tics 10 accommodate the largest intlux
In the history Or ans-contincntal trar'
fic. The exceptionally low rates ~
most complete arrangements for the
comfort Of passengers handling II
luggage. hotel Recommendations and
other incldents which make the srIp
agreeable. win have t&ndenns to iu-
duce many ihousandt ~ eastern
people and residents froni aiI sections
of The country 10 visit California On
that occasion
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- ne ssessef 70 ~ bora III meet
ing wiia - hsia = ah~ 0psae onAce
Mos1ss ssenlnx II ssxkr 0irAeek
sIntss baseball has sisass hsfr
populsr hers and thexe 4 essrx sssni,
snee shss - eiis aeaxn~ prxs4.@ea ~ill
~ b sueNess Certain II q sh4s fhers
siil te rivalry b@tse~n The eonpesisx
teams % Lad IN ne club sIandins
TIE rsns for the championship would
~ Nm ~ more 'exeltinx II saastin0al
teams sre snnezed.
In santsy's practice games the %
firs and annts fe~ uisi fne an saxesh,
er xhii@ ne fifelds and Rsesrns WI
A. ritfsa sgsinst @~rA other. The
nsnes sof The various plsyers and their
reSnecsise positions yin es 40 Co
lows:
\ arttrs Benneft. catcher. Molina "
Marion. psscher: Miller. shorfssop: Pe.
t"rson. nrst hase: Kirkhsm. seccn.,
fasa: Shsr,. third base: ssn~om lef,.
So; Tsnsor. cen,srnela; Jacob~on.
sfrhsneiA
sssrns Brown. catcher Barnes.
pitcher: Oreeo. shorsstos: Peterson.
6rst hsss Dcsine. second baee: MI
ier. third b&s4: Marques. I~fsAeld:
Romero. renf~raeid: HScz. right aeis.
ilfeiis-wolfe. catcher: L. shnpp.
n'irher:: tngsl. shorssior; n. shnpp.
nrss hase. Sanchez. second hase:
sens. third base. Holtrv. LEFT fleid:
Williams. centerneld: Booth. right.
field. a.s So - q
The Santa Fe lineup couii mt be
obtained NJ advance. owins nd the m
sence of Manager witten from his or.
nee.
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- ssg5
Senator Clark In
Railroad Project

Los Angeles. April liza local pa
per prints a story to the effect that
Senator Clark and associates have de-
cided upon the building of q line 81
railroad south from connecting point
on the San Pedro. Los Angeles and
salt Lake railroad into Arizona to
connect with MIR. CIark's copper mines
at Jerome and finally with the South.
ern Pacific nthe southern part of
The territory.
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rider 70 secure i hearing during the
present term of court.
settis indian AFalrs.
washington, April 1.-THE hmse
today agreed O. the coatesence ruport
on the bin for the settlement of De
affairs o. hve civilized tribes in In
dian territory.
Gen. 0ates Rstlrss.
washington, April 1t.-IAeut. -Gen.
John G. Bates "a tosay paaced On
the retired list e - srny, having
feachsf tie statutory agG he was
srcceeded as chief o. ste0 N Briga.
dier Gsnsral ]: ysaaklin Bell.
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SECRETARY SHAW
LOANS COLD TO
n[M YORK BANKS
Explains Action ~ Saying n
Did Il % StimulsAe laports.
lion ei CD.
Nsksasi CGy Rsak q 49, yssk Geis
Ten Nilhss Dsiiss Ss<sssd
" eSa6k

New YORK. Aprii Is.-An ansonDcr
m~nt thaf Secretary Shaw permitted
sAe National City bank 10 dr1v sssA
from me United States treasury DE-
parnnent. pending the arrival there
o. gold engaged BY this hank for Inn
port from London, VAS made today.
The hank was allowed 10 use the
government gold upon depositinx
boods sufficient 10 cover the amount
a the import The gold engaged BY
the National cry hank fcr importa-
lion from London amounts 10 over
100000. 900.
Secretary shsw. in speaking Of tine
ground for this action. vhich IN 4
new move on the part az the treasury
department. made the following stale
yncnt.
.The price Of exchange having
reached the point where gold ought
70 have .been Imported and believing
the reason II has no, been engaged 20
be a loss OF interest during transit.
the snb-treasury n New York was
authorized Thursday afternoon 10
accept bonds available as security 10
savings hanks and 10 Increase the de-
posits Of any national bank desiring
10 import cold u any amount not II.
ceeiling s5.oo0.1oo 10 ANY one bank.
On Friday the limit was removed
authorizing the acceptance Of secur.
nv and 10 Increase the deposit -
any amount when assured The money
would be Immediately used IN the
engagement OF gold shipment 70 the
United States. Twelve million dol.
lars hive ben Tins distributed
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DENIES ooWIE WILL
ACCEPT PER CENT.

Chicago, April 1t--Epil 9. Wetten
Of the counsel for Dowie today pro
mulgated q denial Of the statement
that the Zion difficulty would be com
promised BY allowing Dowie five PEI
cent. Of the total assets Of the com
munity. Wetten aids that he hopes
that a settlement will be made out
of court as negotiations TO that end
continue.
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The osieisI Program:
Selection = Star spangIed
} Banner. United States Marine
\ Hand
Laying II corner stone by the
grand master Masons o. the
e District OF Columbia, assist
a BY the officers Or the Grand
\ Lodge.
Vocal selection. Octstte.
Address by Grand Master
J. Walter a. Brown.
rornet solo. Walter Il. smith.
Address. Joseph {. Cannon,
speaker Of the house.
} Selection BY United States
Engineer Hand.
} Address hss Representative
} william r. Hepburn q Iowa.
Selection BY United States
} Marine Band
Address hy James ID Rich.
arstson, former representative
from Tennessee. and grand
} commander of supreme court Of
\ Scottish Ritz Mascns,
} Selection Nv TIE United
} states Engineer Band
} Address By President Roose-
seIt.
Selection hy United States
} Marine Hand.
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The following Easter services viii
be held tomorrow at the 4. M. E.
church By Rev. J. H. Smith. pastor.
An Easter program win te rendered
Al 8 p. nj. The pastor has arranged
4 rally for the benefit Of the tins.
tees aside from the regular Easter
collections for missicnary purposes.
Everybody cordially invited. Sunday
Sch00l II * ~
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chIcauo Markets.

Chicago. III. April IA, wheat.
May. n sflso: July. 7s61.a.
corn-May. 4s rs: July. 4s ~.
oats--NIay. a2 1ie13.s; Ju1y. -. =
Pork-May. ssbas7l l-2; Juiy. aso
Ribs May. SGT ~; July. $40.
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Alheft 8. Stevens died quite sud.
14ly Il his residence On Miembres
sSnue at Raton last Friday mora
ins.
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New York. April 14.-Money on
call nominal: no loans; prime mer.
camille paper, 1900; silver. O. So.
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Washington. April 1.-THE senate
net for AN minutes soiay. received
NE po~soHice appropriation biil from
- house and then adjournea 90 st'
tend IA cornerstone lsying foF ths
new hcase Office laIiding.
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The Markets.
ksnsas cny LIvssasei..

KsuAss Ciiy, April H.--SAllls re
ceipss. Loco. market unchanged. ~
tive sseers, stssassso; soathesz
fteer.. ss756esce; southern covs
ss.G0GS SI!ec: native COWS and hsifers
1s5o0 ts.10: Etoekers and feesiSsf
ssooGs4so: bulls .tsscsfstss: calves
$1,000 ss.5o: western fed steers. Sal!
6ss.2s: western fed cows. ss.7s0
ohssp Receipts.
Sheep receipts. coo. market nomi
nally steady. Mnftons. ssSesi $500;
ismbs. 5000 tsso: range wethers
ea.so@ 81. .es: fed ewes. ss25s1ts.sc.
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~. | otsfo Me'pt.
81. Louis Aprn rt<epe1ttr htgn
err 5s7 ~ bid. =
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Hotel Arrivals
q Pension.

9. W. Thompson. sopers. Colo:
g. a. Kinkei. III Paso. Texas: II. X.
Tetlow. sapello: A. N. Cutting. Den.
yer: Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Cargo. Lor.
aine.
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chlcsuo LIvestc

Chicago. April is.--cst,le receipts
loo. market steady. Reeves. siccm
s6ss0 COWS ana heifers si.6a6 s5.esl
stockers and feeders, s21sfrss7o.