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SUCCESSION SALE
Succession Of lease h, DeHar' decad
E. G IIcpehnw
Preside ;'

10Th Judicial District Court. Pari-h of
IBERIA, State of Louisiana
Ry virtue OF Commission issued
unto me out Of the above Cour under
an order granted on TIRE eth day Of
Nav A d 1906. there will be cold by
the undersigned Adm,uistratrlx or q
duly authorized pubic Auctioueer, for
Cash, for the purpose Of paying debts
Of the above SUI cess po, on SATURDAY,
the 3oth day of / Jupl, 1905, between
legal sale hours N II e front door of
the Court Houfe in fhe City Of New
Iberia La, the following described
property belonging u the above
named Succession, tOwit --
Three (3t certain lots OF ground M
improved situated within the Corpo-
rate limits Of the City of Ne" Iberia
La. measuring each Fifty feet front
by One hundred and fifty feet IN depth
Joining each other, bounded in from
bv the Morgan's La. and Texas Raj
Road track in the rear. by property
of Webb or assigns, being lots Nos y
| 10 & 28 Of Block one, above by lot 40
4 of said Block and below by road ~
per plat Of Survey made by t. +
Smedes Surveyor,
MISTRESS LOUISE DtHAR'
Administrative
+. Don Foster, Attorney,
New Iberia La May 18th 1906
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Notice to Trssp&sssrs'.

Twill pro,ecutYo the f" n,s e,
tent of the lay each and .,. every
one caught lYting. or , o,ne''
trespassing, N my premises ns,'
~ G r MOrrell a
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The True Smile.

A true smile In something bo. q
deep down In the b. art. II 10 q
breathing forth Of inward light. In
order to hays beautiful smile, teach
the heart; the lips will learn Of thpm-
selves. En-.
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Notice sEf Special Law

Notice is hereby given comtotmabiy
to Article 80 of the Constitution of
1893. that an act viii lie fntrUduced At
the present session of the General As
sembly of LouisIatsa purpo't and sub
staoce of which Eilfbe to vest il the
Bgard of contr1 of ths,state rcnete"-
tpry the ''gYto give, grant of aeII.
With the cofcurrenco of the Governor
Il the state, -rrfgtt Of way over, across
aad through the properties Of ~t'" OF
Loesiahs IN l~ria Parish used "a
Pe,,itenttarV farms, in favor Of thu
Central Railroad COMPANY "t Ct" -
ana. for Decentralization Of 4 r,tl,"4a
truck or railroad Truck being paff a
of n said Comrany and which ligA' 81
way is to be AT least one hundred ~
iu width
E. {. EIepehnW
so residejt
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ON sAIuRDY. JUNE 18th. 4, D. 1906,

and soc.'".'1 each succeeding day
until said sail are completed. all I'M
movable PROPERTY on which taxes are
now due II the corporation Of New
Iberia, andto the New Iberia South
ern Drain fge Distssshw4Q enforce col
lection II typ<s. assessed in the year
below Il flied, together with inter
est they On from the LIST y November
1905, AZ he rate of 8 PEI cent. per an
nun hnN paid. spa'dll cost.
The names OF said delinquent tai
PAYERS, the amount Of taxes due By
each on the assessment OF said wear
and the immovable property assessed
to each. and to be offered for sale, il
as follows to-wit:
ALEX. CHARLES. .......... - 2
N, Lourd. A,Rozier, E. Brous-
sard. w, Greeh
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vANTED-BY ;ilcAoo ,,,.,
FEATURING House, pei'o' r,u,,,af
vortb,ness and somewhat ' 49,, 10
with local territory AZ ,1-.etlr
h,,rch office. Salary sl8 pa'o .u,us
Permanent position. No in, ".. 60.
required. Previous e'p''
essential TO engaging c.
Block, Chicago.
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State superintendent of Educa-
ton J. B. Asws'l, has sent out the
following notice to parish super.
intendents: '.By authority of the
Louisiana Board Of Education, /
hereby announce that the next
regular examination of the white
teachers for certificates OF quail
fication will be held on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 80
and 81 and August l. The exam.
instlOn for cOlOred teachers will
be held on Friday and Saturday,
August 2 and 4.
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R1BBECK. F J...,.-..'.,..,. 81 !"
N\ Chestnpt, s, Simon, e,
Fulfee. W, hebert
N. Kerffgap, s,\opera Hosue
4, Main, ", Foster
ReAERO. k<MAR. .....s... go
N, Eota. S. Lot /, y, W,
ROMERO. MRS T. ........... 20
N. huey. S, wdedfox, E.
Henshaw, w, Henshaw
ROBERTSON, MARY. 68
N. Roxler, s. Conrrege. T.,
Roberts6hs W.
ROBERTSON, WsolN. 20
N. N<Irier, 5. le~psro' ~
Madisoh,>W, Jaekson>~
RkuEES, ,ouN ? 20
N>Lee. s, D'>xls, E,Fonte-
nette, w, Warner>~~
ROuER, EUh1S. ............. 40
N, Weeks, : c~Q,er, Z, Rog'
er. w. Hebert -
ROGER, HAQDIE. ......... 20
mLargie. a,,>Xseks, +, AL
Icy. w,Roger
REYNOLDS. *R 2-o8
| N, - Leleh>~E, Wash
ington, W, williams
RAyMONB~ REBECCA..,... 60
! N Mention, s,~Norwood, E.
Dale, W, Denton
RAWLEs, EoUIsA. ......... os
N,Ndge, s, Hir>E, Trahan
w, Hin
RRWLEs. NJ hUIsE........ %
N, noskey. s. Taylor, +.
Main. w. Hensbaw
REYNAUD. THADIUs. $500. 80
N, Whaltoh.-s,-Webb. +.
Robertson, w. Webb
lsANDERs. kNpREW -... 3 20
! N, Oates. $, Buftc,E.
] W,RR
sEGURA. 5ELEsTINE. -
! N,Gentcr. $. VICTOR. +, De
rouen, W, viator
sEGURA, CLARA,........... 20
N, hncoste. S, Weeks, f, Lot
4, w, Dot
STEWART, MARY........... f ~
N, Euilfoux, 8. Shaded, r,
Robertsun. w, st Peter
3 SRENCER, E................. L
Mot 2. st +, Frere,
w, Stansbury
9 rNERfo% ARIsTIDE / L
N, Aucoin. yiator, f,
w, Loud
0 vIAFQR, MRsAIRELlEN. as'
N. Coopsr. $. Iberia, e, Fin.
ney, w. Terrell
0 WE H9enteS' s;asrara. f, Del.
caEbf-, w, Scott
0 N fslse, 5, Eota, +. Fulton,
w, Loff3
WARNER;ANN. ............. s 81
0 n, Day, s, Davis, E. Taylor,
WILLIAMS. J$Q. ............ 81
y n. He-shaw; 8. Bank av, f.
!" Sophy, W,~Henshaw
wOObFOM EST w......... 4s
:. N, MaSsbat, ~ effersod, f,
y Robertson, W. School
NON RESIDENTS.
u PEOPLES IND. TEL. Co... IS 5
:" Polssend Wifesip the City
of New iberia
a ELLIS EPHRIAM......... 30
N, Alley, s,>Henshaw, f,
Mckay. "; Henshaw
81 On the said day OF sale | will sell sue
portion OF raid property ~ each debto
| Will point out and In case the debtor vii
" not point out sufficient property. will u
once and without further delay sell tn
least quantity Of said property of any ts
debtor, which any bidder will buy for tn
~ amount OF taxes interests and costs due b
said debtor. The sale will be without ~
uraisement for cash, In legal tender none
Of The United States. and the property sol
20 shall be redeemable Mt any time for tn
space OF one year BY paying the price give
including costs and 20 per cent thereon In
terest and costs are not included in abOv
amounts,
~! Given Officially this 18th day Of May, A. l
1919
=. Jubtp. Collector
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LADIES! orr n,<pre.et':!ss ( n;
relieves deIayfd on I'M, 'ososs.s& !.
Price 81 90. fny agenis sf,,ee. NJ
Dr.. Nelson Medicins Co.,
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Governor Blanchard sent a
special message on Monday to the
Legislature urging the immediate
repair Of the burned portion of the
Capitol.
The wiring of tho Statebouse
was pronounced defective and
dangerous.
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10th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Iberia, State of Louisiana.
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Constable Sale.
LEON DREYFUS vs.. f. J. vAvESH
PARK.

7th Ward Justice Court Parish of
Iberia, State Of Louisiana.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of Mary Graham
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23
JarlOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and ClOsing
81 Prices ON BOARD of Trade. st

CHICAGO, July 2l.-rhe estimate OF a
Sp enSeTt sayins sOOoSUUOO 3nsheis srS as
whieh Will be avaIlabIe for export from
the United states and Canada resulted In
extreme weakness today, the closing quo
tstions on the September delivery being
or &c. Corn was OF ~ "a Nc. oats were
down Sac. Provisions were SO l2Tsc
The weakness in the wheat market de-
NeIoped curing the nrst hour ana during
the remainder or the session the bulls
commission houses, based upon a steady
market at Liverpool, caused some firm
ness Immediately after the opening but
the situation was ignored when the esti-
mate OF the Minneapolis crop expert be-
came generally known. Pit traders and
Local longs sold freely and there was much
seIiing Ga wheat by commission houses on
stop-lOss oroers, The market was also
affected by liberal receipts here and at
Monday were estimated at 500 cazs, which
Was considered very liberal supply and
the day. shorts were the chief buyers 9.
1 he market closed very weak with prices
almost at the lowest point. September
sold up TO 7s@Tshc and then declined TO
I6 Nc. Final quotations were at 16%c.
clearSnaSSses o. wheat and -four were equal
1,104 900 bushels against 1I049, 900 bushels
for the corresponding time last yeA-.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts OF si4 cars against 624 last week
and PA year ago.
The corn market was steady for few
minutes early In the day, but the sharp
break In wheat, excellent weather and
increased country offerings caused a con-
siderable decline. The close was weak
with 2rices near the lowest point Sep
tcmber opened n " \ lower at h@%C
higher at 4shc to 50h c, sold of to 49k c
and closed at 49Mc. Local receipts were
It's cars, with 70 cars of contract grade
oats were weak In sympathy with otheE
grain and also because of reports from
the northwest indicating a heavy yield
The volume of trade was not large. Sep.
TENDER opened unchanged TO hc higher
At 32%c TO S25sc sold up to 3SQSsMc and
declined 10 32c. The close was at 32A &c
Local receipts weru 1903 cars.
a Provisions were inclined to he weak In
sympathy with grain and because of a &c
decline in the price OF live hogs Trad
ing was rather quiet. At the close Sep
TENDER pork was OF lee at tiT3O. Lard
was down. Sc at 1885. Ribs were l2hC
lower at $e1B.
ESTIMATED receipts for Monday; Wheat
50 cars; corn. ss6 cars; oats, 142 cars
hogs as, 900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23

i....,.,t50 &C.. sR t.......s0O 90. o.
SHEEP-There were no fresh receipts
condition OF the market during the iast
Two or three days. none were wanted. ne
lotat receipts for the week have beth
quite liberal. showing a fair gain over tut
previous week, but just about on par
The week started with very active. -
mand and with prices at TINS Polnt NE"
enough 20 suit anyone. When reports ~
that the same sheep had sold there Tor "A
good deal less money than they brougnt at
this point. This naturally had weaken
ing euect on the market, as buyers WI y
disposed TO lower their bids 50 as - ns
well within line. At the same time chicago
began breaking badly. which made II al.
the worse here. AS result the uaikrl
here Tor the week on wethers as luily lo4
soc lower and on one brand Of sheep thcit
was decline Of 6Oc. The market naturailE
slowed up and the week closed slow ana
dull.
As showing the condition Of the market
at Chicago, the Drovcrs Journal quoted
the bulk Of the trading there ON THURSDAY
wethers, with the movement the dullesl OF
the season. The same day the DruNers
Journal quoted lambs at chicago as JO0
I5c lower than the previous tuesday.
the market still is high as compared with
previous years One thing sheep men
should try to avoid, ESPECIALLY at TINS time
is the Shipment of stock that is not thol 3,
100 eerly to expect very much OF a !e.dS.
demand and the packers do not want thlll
or half fat sheep, hence anything OF ina
description shipped at the present, time Is
Quotations: Good to choice spring LAMBS
IS 15a7 80; fair to good spring lambs. ~ 90
6 70: good to choice yearlings, y. i5dO. 10.
fair to good yearings. s. od6.75; good
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Along Whole List Work Lower
Surprisingly Easy.
WHEAT TAXES ANOTHER STEP DOWNWARD
VOW Under 70. Cents on Local EH-
chanse-BIack Rust scare Seems 20
Have subsided-COrn Lower on
Reported Larger Acceptance.

OMAHA. July n. 1905.
The break today in all grains was a mat
ing on the domestic Situation. Prices
worked on surprisingly easy, and such sup
port as was forthcoming was from shorts
reports from the northwest are better
daily. james A. Patten Of Chicago figures
that South Dakota will raise the biggest
crop o. wheat. corn, oats and fax on rec
ORD. The black rust scare seems 10 be
lover and weather conditions now are ex-
eellenI The foreigner continues to back
firmness in Liverpooi was on the expeeta-
ton OF lighter worlds shipments, and
late cable from Broomhall reports weather
nne IN Russia, with arrivals at Odessa IN
Messages from all over the corn belt tell
HEAVIER country acceptance; ,spEsp
receipts will prove a depressing factor on
ne near deliveries. The far months are
ports being generally optimistic. Liquida-
tion has been steadily going on for some
line, aud thus far the market has shown
ciener Is thus far disinterested spectator.
ne market in oats was entirely nomi-
maj. Quotations were nc, lower.
Primary wheat receipts were l,l040CO bu.
ANA Shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
"a, year OF 100000 bu. and shipments OF
md Shipments 10000 bu., againsi receipts
last year Of $4,000 bu. rh5 shipments OF
1iStW bu Ciearances we're S'Vo ou' OF
wheat e.,G bu. OF -four, so bu. OF corn ana
Liverpool closed itaLd lower on wheat
ana Unchanged to I'D lower on corn
broOrhal estimates worlds wheat ship
nients, for Monday at $4,000 bu., against
Gzgv0W bi.. last year
Jones, he crop expert, who returned 20
minneapolis This morning from the Da
-, tas, SAID; Northwestern crop will be
safe I'm ten GAYS to two weeks. Present
promise Is for an enormous Yield Only a
calamity can Csange this prospect and
ia~le are no unfavorable indica lions yet
1T crop natures, railroads will be unable
10 take care OF IL and IL will take fifteen
months or more 10 market 1t. oats and
liaN are IN tine condition; corn coming for
ward nicely. United states will have a
surplus above home needs Of over 100000, 0ot
burhels and with Canada about 400. 600 on
bushels; in fact the United States and
Canada have the promise Of almost 1,OCQ,-
100000 bushels
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23
:: ;:r g: fg !. "a auls'' July . SD Sep
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET


Commodities.
NEW YORK. July n.-FIOUR-Receipt
n,s7S bbls. exports. s,1S7 bills; market d9 li
and barely steady; winter patents, AVvq
- winter straights, S:109s y, T ~ Yer
49, Minnesota gste9gts 5000 o9r M alsi;
fair to good, S.4od4.so; choice to fancy
CoRNMEAL,-steady: fine white and
yellow 1.9odl.25; coarse. n1OdlR; kiln
dried, s.. sOd2eO
RYE-Dvfi No western. s71ic, nominal,
wHEAT-Receipts 1900 bu. Spot, easy
NO red, 215c. elevator, and &c, I: o. p
aaoat; No. northern, Duluth, s7lzc,. (, O. D.
ahoat No. hard winter S21Rc, {. o.. D.,
ahoat. The wheat opening was rather hrm
on further rust talk and subsequent selling
receipts weakened II Sharply. and the close s
showed 1Fdftc net loss. MAJ, S7sqSS i-l6c,
closed at s71sc; july. 9isqSsasc, closed at
! SAc; December, S51zqs6isc. closed at S51So.
| CORN-Receipts, 2,575 bu.; exports, So
s Sn; spot easy: No. 2 sec; elevator ,- and
No white 5Sc. The option market opened
steady, but soon turned weak with Wheat,
s2slns gme net l3wsr July nysd closes 81 a. a.
| December closed at 54%c.
! OATS-Receipts $3.50 bu.; exports, 2,SoC
bu. Spot, easier; mixed oats. g to g lbs,
4lc; natural white. 80 to 80 lbs, 42d43c
| clipped white, IS to 40 lbs, 46q4Sc.
Hay HiAY1ssteady shipping. S6ae5c; good to
/
HOPs-steady; state, common to choice
IsOS crop Ioalsc 1894 croP nominal io 9ids
/ 1901 crop, 12c olds, nominal.
! HIDES-steady; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs
zoe; California, p to 20 lbs, &c; Texas dry
! "a to 30 lbs, 19c
| LEATHER-Quiet; acid, 26dGkc.
! PROVISIONS-Bee firm; family 10000
1905; mess S00GS.5O; beef hams, $1,000
| 22.50; packet, S9.00d950: city extra India
mess $lb0Odl6OO Cut meats, firm; picked
bellies, 81 .50d so; picked shoulders $3.50
/ S15; picked hams Sl225d12.75. Lard, easy
| western prime. 1886, nominal: refined, easy
| South America, 5000; compound. 5000
| l3Il5. Pork firm; family $3.50; short clear
| NLOpnlS.75i mess, SlS50d1900
! TALLOW-Quiet; city G2 per pkg)
lb-l6c country (pkgs. free), 4MqShc.
| - RlCE-Quiet; domestic, extra fair, SIG
sac; japan. nominal.
| BCTIER-Steady; street price, extra
| creamery 2017q2lc. Oficial prices: Cream
cry, common to extra, 16ihG2Oizc; renovated
common 10 extra, 12d1Skc; western fac
tory, common to frsts, l3ql7c; western
Imitation creamery, extras, 1s15c; western
| hrsts. l61e6l7Hc.
cHEEsE-strong; new, state, full cream
large, fancy Bkc; fair to good, l0Sq1lc
small. fancy. llhc; fair to good, 10hd10%c
Inferior, s%de&c
EGGS-State. Pennsylvania and nearb!
fancy selected white. 24c: choice, 22q23c
mixed extra, 22c; western frsts, 1Idlsc
seconds l6al61Rc; southern, 151Ql6c.
| POULTRY-Live quiet; western sprint
chickens lSc; fowls 14c; turkeys, 10c
Dressed steady to firm; western sprini
chickens, 1Sq22c; turkeys, 11q1Sc; fowls, lac
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July A.--COTTON-Spo
closed quiet. middling uplands. 11c md
ding gulf, 11.26c; no sales.
LIVERPOOL, July n.--CoTToN-Spot
quiet: prices one point lower: American
middling, 6O6d; low middlng, 5.SSd; good
ordinary, $500; ordinary, .5.46d. The sales
OF the day were 4,UO paies, OF which St
and included $500 bales American. Re-
ceipts 1900 bales, including 100 bales
American.
NEW ORLEANS, July H.-CoTToN-
Spot closed quiet; sales, 175 bales; low
ordinary, 7-l6c, nominal; ordinary, 7-16c
10alO 15-l6c; good middllng, IL 7-16c; mid
ding fair, II 3-l6c, nominal; fair, IL 7-l6c
nominal receipts, s66 bales; stock, n, rs.
bales.
ST. LOUIS, July a.-COTTON-stea
middling, lie; sales, ia bales; receipts,
bales; shipments, SsS bales stock, 26,lS
bales,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23
Totals

CATTLE-There were no cattle of any
consequence in the yards, there being the
usual Saturday holiday so far as the
cattle market was concerned For the
week the receipts show a slight falling
of as compared with the previous week
and somewhat large decrease as COM
pared with a year ago. AS usual at this
season OF the year good many loads of
right good corn-fed steers have been re-
ceived. While there has also been a
sprinkling of western rangers, thus far,
however, there have not been sufficient
on that kind, the supply of beer consist
ing. almost entirely OF corn-ted stock.
The. tendency Of the market on all de-
during the first four days Of the week.
Each days market was quoted fully
steady or little stronger with the trade
tion was somewhat different, the receipts
other words, the kind that buyers do not OF
care for. AS a result Fridays market
was slow with prices little easier After
allowing for the weakness of that day,
however, the market on all good kinds
OF corn-ted steers y log lbc higher than
one week ago: Full loads Of cattle have
est price paid on this market since a
year ago last May, barring only one
bunch OF Christmas beeves which brought
Cows and heifers, like beef steers,
showed improvement all the week up un-
The trade on the good kinds as a rule
was active, SO that the market through
out the week was in good healthy con-
prices anywhere from 100 zoe higher than
one week ago. but with the advance the
most pronounced on the better grades.
and feeder trade, not many cattle of that
description arriving and not many wanted.
1t is still too early 10 expect very much
! trading in that department Of the market,
! Still the few cattle that have come for
ward have met with fair sale and prices
haNF all ma Int D.
/ the market is a tribe stronger for the
| week, but that is not any indication OF
4 the demand being particularly strong, for
| as matter OF fact spectators and yards
/ traders still complain of very little in
quiry from the country
/ HOGS-The hog market assumed a more
active appearance this morning Yes
terday and in fact the day before It was
extremely slow and dull, but this morn
ing buyers acted more as II they needed
! supplies and the trade opened much earlier
| in the morning. II was fairly active and
| the big bulk of all the hogs changed
hands in very good season. AS to prices
/ with yesterdays later market, or a shade
! lower than yesterdays average Light
/ with a very good load at S6.bTh. HEAVY
hogs and packers brought S64O9645.
| The receipts of hogs, as will be noted
| from the tables given above. have sho,
| a considerable Increase over last week.
| but are short of the record for last year
! The market this week has been unsatis-
! factory in that buyers have been acting
| on the bear side good share of the time
and have made very strong effort to
pound values down IL win be remem-
reached on Wednesday Of last week and
buyers have been pounding values ever
market ma has oG See MY forees seaG 5ha
ward Al the close OF the week value,
are lOGi2hc lower than they were D
| the close OF last week and l7h- lower
than high point OF the year.
| Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23
COnee Market.

NEW YORK, July 21.-COFFEE-
advance of points and ruled very active
and firm in response to higher European
markets and continued reports that the
congress, although IL is still impossible
to trace these reports to any official
source. Important trade interests and
Wall street people were active buyers and
the market closed Arm at a net advance
of 56l5 points. Sales for the day were
reported of $3.50 bags, including Sep
TENDER at $3.50 a 6.65 October, s6.6596.15;
November, 1918; December, s6.S096.90;
March, $7.O54715; May, S7,2O@7.30; June,
1925; spot Rio Arm; No. invoice, Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23

THE SUNDAY BEE is issuing series of them,
like the above The first picture issued caused people to
SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE Last Sundays the
talk of the town. Bear mind that the picture reproduced
above printed upon separate sheet of fine art paper
with tinted background of size suitable for easel
portfolio, or for framing if you desire
Nothing extra is charged for the picture You get the
GREAT OMAHA SUNDAY BEE AND WITH 1T THE
ART SUPPLEMENT, together with descriptive article
in the same ISSUE the picture completing the scheme
There is absolutely extra charge.
The newsdeaers could not supply all the orders for the
last issue because orders not received in advance
Better tell your newsdeaer about it if you want fine
Gibson picture next Sunday
The next picture, shown here in miniature is of
his most famous pieces of workA CASTLE IN THE ALI
"A story in pen drawing that will appeal to every heart
No need of description to give its meaning It is living
lesson of What isl and "What might have been"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23

KANSAS CITY, July 2l-CNTTLh-Re-
ceipts. 600 head, including SO southerns:
Market unchanged; choice export and
s. OoHa 40: western fed steers, S.bu5.s0;
stnCkers and feeders. S2.Judt,UO; southern
steers. S2.75N50O; southern cows, 2.WaS,So;
native COWS s. COd 40; native heiters, 6&
d55O; bulls 81 iOd4Oo; calves, S250d6.25. Re-
ceipts for the week, 1880. .
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head. Market Be
lower; top S. 62is; bulk Of sales, $500
657Jb: heavy, Ss65G6 en-, packers, t6.bode. 20;
pigs and light IS .S0Q662i5. Receipts for the
week As 400 head
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none
No market. Receipts for the week, 262O
| head
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-23
s.. Louis Live stock Marked.

ST. LOUIS, July H.-CATTLE-Receipt
800 head, including $50 Texans; market
strong; native shipping and export steers
4S0d6.2 rs; dressed beef and butcher steers
"a 00a6. 10; steers under 1000 pounds, So sou
ass; stockers and feeders, $2O0d4 %; cow
and heifers, s2lOd62b; Gamers, Sl.OO12 90
bulls, S. 75d4. so; calves, S3.5Od65O; Texas
and Indian steers, 32.OOq5.OO; cows and
heifers, 81 90d3.25.
HOGSEReceipts, $500 head: market 5,
lower; pigs and lights, $4,000 So; packers
t6.25g6,7b; butchers and best heavy. 5000
6S5
No sheep sales.