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Sharp County record., 1906-09-07
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Who viii Dispense Justice In The County
The Coming Two Years.

Following is found a list Of the
Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables for the various townships
elected at the general election,
the last named in each township
being the constable;
Big Creek-J. R. Wilson, F. J,
Doss, S. P. CLANCY.
Big Rock-R. H. Roberts, c,
H. Justus. George Jarrett.
Cave-N. R. Landers, j. R,
Carpenter, Walter Crabtree.
Davidson D. Paden, Sam
uel Spurlock, James Holt.
Hardy-James .Davie, D. M.
Halliburton, Thomas Hicks.
Highland-H. E. Dark, j. W.
Porter, Brown Gilbreath.
Jackson-E. Halliburton, Roy
Murphy, Will johnson.
Johnson-H. W. Bone, w. j.
Gist, j. W. Claxton.
Lave Creek-J. G. Sims, John
Howell, O. NJ. Schales.
Lehanon-D. T. Leanord. W.
N. Arnold, J. W. Buchanan.
Morgan-W. F. Stewart, Jas
per Hutchison, A. Maddox.
North-E. Newsom, James M.
Taylor, Thomas Bryant.
Piney Fork-T. J. Davidson,
M. F. Kinney, John R. Bray.
Richwoods-E. w. Goodwin, l..
II. Richie, R. L. Warden.
Scott. O. Wasson, W. W.
johnson, j. A. Crabtree.
Strawberry-W. j. Stinnett, j..
A. Gay, w. A. Webb.
Sullivan-J., T. Lawrason, H.
T. Chadoin, W. r. Marlin.
Union-Josh Hill, Jake Reyn-
olds, S. H. Young,
Washington-W. L. Atkinson,
b. F. johnson, O. J.. Norman.
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Road Overseers.

Following are the newly elected
road overseers elected by the
various townships September B.
Big Creek-Lee Street.
Big Rock-John Jarrett.
Cave--M. j. Simpson.
Oavidson-Willis Holt.
Hardy-Thomas Chapman.
Highland-J. S. Sims.
Jackson-R. W. Cruise.
Johnson-S. R. Clifford,
Lave Creek-T. M. Mayberry
Lebanon-John Ratcliff.
Morgan-T. T. Heath.
North-Lee Weaver.
Piney Fork-J. D. Berry.
Richwoods-R. l.. Stephens.
Scott-W. W. Taylor.
Strawberry-W. H. Ballard.
Sullivan-A. F. Hunter.
Union-J. s. Yates.
Washington-Riley McFar lin
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SCOTT s BOVINE, 40G ss% r:asl ssss street
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The Patronage OF the Public Solicited.

the democratic nominee for rep
resentative, defeated A. G. Dix
on, the independent candidate,
by less than 100 votes.
Lawrence county gave Little a
majority of 800. Finley was re-!
turned to the legislature and
John Hill, the republican, was
defeated for a second term as
sheriff. The county went against
license.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-07
Prohibition Gains.

Prohibition made gains in the
state last Monday. Not county
has been reported as turning from
"dry" to "wet," but several
"wet' counties have gone into
the "dry" column. In this part
of the state, Lawrence and Ran
dolph counties have gone into
the prohibition column.
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THE RESULT IN SHARP.
What Happened When The Voters Went
Out To Vote.

Sharp county polled a total Of
1881 votes last Monday, a larger
number than usual at a general
election, and the democratic tick
ct profted by the increase. For
Governor John S. Little received
1880; Worthington, 261; Hogan;
81: Adams, 33. Little carried
every township in the county
except Johnson and Cave, which
were captured oy the republican
nominee.
William H. Kelley defeated his
republican opponent for county
judge by a vote of ITS to 263.
Mr.. Green only carried Cave and
Johnson townships.
The assessors race was not
close, r. B. Clear getting 1923
votes while w. H. Jones, the re-
publican, polled $40. III addition
| to Cave and johnson townships,
Jones carried Sullivan.
No other democratic nominee
on the ticket had opposition, and
received, practically, all the
votes cast.
Amendment No. 8 ran a good
race in the county, getting 845
votes, and 424 were cast against
it. The following townships
voted aga inst the amendment:
Big Rock, Strawberry, Sullivan
and Washington. In Piney Fork
only 13 votes were cast against
the amendment.
Whiskey was voted out of the
county by an increased majority.
! The vote stood, for license 579,
against 756. Big Rock, Jackson,
Johnson, Lave Creek, Morgan,
North, Strawberry, Union and
Washington townships voted
for license. Su van
polled the largest anti-license
vote of any township in the coun-
ty, with Piney Fork Sc cond.
The vote on the sale of native
wine was close, standing 684 for
and 628 against. Several town
ships voting against the sale of
liquor voted for the sale of native
wine, notably Piney Fork, which
voted heavily against whiskey
and gave a majority OF Is for the
sale Of wine.
The road tax had a majority
of 240, a decrease compared with
former elections. The vote stood,
for tax, 802, against 562. Here
are the townships voting against
the tax: Big Creek, Big Rock,
Johnson, Lebanon, Scott, Straw
berry, Sullivan, Washington.
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NO Cause For Republican Encouragement.

NO cause FOR kepubllCan encouragement.
The republicans nave no cause
for encouragement from the re-
cent election returns. Judge
Worthington did not get the vote
given Harry Myers, and Judge
Little's majority is estimated at
$4,000. There will be a few re-
publicans in the next general as
sembly, but as in Fulton, they
will 60 from counties where there
was disorder among the demo-
Gratis. A republican will repre-
sent Stone county, because,
through mistake, the name of the
democratic nominee was left off
the ballot.
Weber & Damme wagons, the
best in the country, for sale by
w. A. Edwards. If you need a
wagon, be sure to get the Weber
& Damme.
Sharp County record., 1906-09-07

Gus Douthit, an old citizen of
lizard county, died at his home
near Hamm very suddenly last
Monday night. On retiring for
the night, he appeared in his u.s.
ual good health. A short time
after, members of the family
heard him struggling for reath,
and he lived only a short time
after the family reached his bed
side. Disease of the heart caused
his death.
E. A. Taylor of Shelbyville,
Sharp county, who was in the
city yesterday, had a flock Of
twenty sheep and during a show
er of rain few days ago, when
the flock was huddled under a
tree, a bolt of lightning struck
the tree and killed thirteen Of
them. Following the flash, the
sheep were thrown in every di-
rection.-Batesville Guard.
y The Gave City Progress says;
"Uncle Logan Jones Of this place
died at his home Tuesday morn
ing at 1 o'clock, and was taken
to the Palestine cemetery for
burial. Uncle Logan was about
75 years Of age"
Benton g. Tompkins may leave
hore 2 sfter Oct.
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HOW NEIGHBORING COUNTIES VOTED

Randolph county returned DR..
H. E. Ruff to the legislature,
although the republican ran him
within 100 votes. Amendment
No. 8 and the road tax carried,
and the county went against sa-
looms by a large majority.
independence county voted for
the amendment and road tax and
gave a good majority againgt
whiskey. The entire democratic
county ticket was elected, Sena-
tor John A. Hinkle was defeated
for the state senate by W. W,
Edmondson, the independent
democrat from Stone county.
The democratic ticket won
handily in Baxter county, and
the county went "dry," for the
amendment and road tax.
In Fulton county the entire
democratic tiaket was successful
except j. G. Springer, who was
defeated for the legislature by a
republican.
In lizard county the amend
ment carried and the county went
against license. J, D Lackey
Sharp County record., 1906-09-07

,nton g. Tompkins' cou-
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Teachers Examination.

The next regular examination
of teachers will be held at Eve
ming Shade on the Goth and 21st
days of September in the year OF
our Lord 1906.
w. Fl. Watkins, Co Exs
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The Amendment Wins.

Amendment No. 8 has won in
the state, and the friends of this
proposition ought to be jubilant.
Very few counties voted against
il.
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r0C4L NEWS. 4
.s..s

eeeee
anton g. Tompkins' cou-
Landers of Melbourne
be city this week
Edwards started a car
little to market Friday.
bounty did herself proud
ouestion of Amendment
Itutchison, a Pough-
Merchant, has our thanks
lar on subscription.
,le lot of votes were cast
!, county against the road
Iere's a warning in that.
"a township elected one
& and one republican for
of the peace. So did
fDavidson came in from
lad work the latter part
|eek for a visit with home
Clark and family moved
Nye this week and are
a in their handsome new
II Hamm is still confined
n by illness, but his many
ill be glad to know he is
4 Metcalf is here from
4 Mo, spending a few
d his parents and many
M. S. Southworth is en-
Ia series Of revival meet
Sidney. 1t is said the
Are meeting with success.
Rte apportionment of the
.nds has been made.
has 4,533 children
Eage, and draws $780,
"a. T. Kinney of this
\ has been a sufferer late
neuralgia of the face. He
Eunable to work for two
he Weber and Damme
Rom w. A. Edwards.
satisfactory results from
pm, for it is the best on
election in. Lave Creek
>T. M. Mayberry, an in.
nt democrat, defeated the
tic nominee for road
this out. 1t IS
Is cents on any order
ographs amounting to ST
Not good after Oct. 1.
4 Benton G. Tompkins.
Rorge E. Craig was called
|dside Of Mrs. W. O. Tib-
'oughkeepsie a few days
bis lady has been ill for
weeks, and is yet in a
us condition.
helby Justus and wife,
e spent the past several
Rt Cotter, are in Evening
)r a few weeks. DR.. JUS
resume his medical stud
\ Louis shortly.
v Treasurer e. l.. Dick
4 the democratic ticket a
votes, the official count
ay's election shows. Dick
B have fallen into the
leading the ticket.
10. Wasson Esq. was up
pit township a few days
I'm tells Of a citiza en- Of
% came very near refus-
ote Monday because Jeff
Sharp County record., 1906-09-07
SCOTS
E nj " ULSIO N

and it cures the cold. That's
what is necessary. Itsoothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation !;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how Scott's Emulsion deals with
sore throat, cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOU
A SAMPLE FREE.
SCOTT s BOVINE, A0s N. s:";l 1o.s street
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The Better
Way

The tissues of the throat are
jnAamed and irritated; you
cough, and there is more irrita-
tion-more coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
irritation-for while. You take
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09

James B. TomaD, James McGrath, Alex
ander McGue and Peter Toner.
A series of pool Journeys will be started
in klines parlors on Tuesday evening,
in which William Hawkins will play
James J. Mahoney, so points between 2
and o'clock; LII. Mcconnell and Will
liam p. Kirk, 100 points between 8 and
10 o'clock, to be followed by Jesse G.
Watts and John Nulley 100 points.
Thomas Modem will referee the game.
The members of Co. II, n. q. d., spent
last evening decorating the Armory and
erecting booths and tables, and the
place presented a pretty appearance
with the large flag owned by Col H. G..
Cavenaugh and those of the exchange.
The festival will open about 7.30 o'clock
tonight
Hammocks, SOC; suit cases. 9Oc; oil
stoves, S4 25; mating. t2c- -Stoops*
William II Beebe has laid the keel for
a new Yacht for Col A. L. Ainscow The
boat will be 2i feet in length and con-
stgucted for speed in addition to comfort.
IL is evXpected that a speed of II to IA
miles per hour will be secured
Miss Vera Atkinson lost a pair OF
spectacles between St. Peters Church
and Third street on Thursday
Frank Paschall of Holly Oak and II
4. Bayard of Harrisburg, Pa, who are
interested in the Opera House of this
city, were here yesterday and are well
pleased with the improvements recently
made.
George T. Maxwell. who has been in
Florida for several years, has gone &c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09

yesterday afternoon. The wounded
member was dressed by DR.. Werten-
baker
Mrs Frederick r. Eagle is suffering
from "a badly sprained leg, the result Of n
fall on Thursday at her home, Eighth and
South streets Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Ford Of Wilmington, who have been with
Mrs Eagle for a week, viii remain with
her until she is able to be about again.
The Jim Shoe. S3.50-Shaws.
Members of the senior and Junior
classes of the New Castle High School
visited the powerhouse and the Brylgon
steel plants yesterday for the purpose
of gaining information. Capt. Holcomb
explained many things in the workings
about the powerhouse and Mr.. Brvson
explained the manufacture of steel.
At Emmanuel r. T.. Church tomorrow.
Rev. Edgar Campbell Of Philadelphia
will othciate. The morning services
! Will now be held at 10, and the evening
1 services at T.
Noglgoo shirts. underwear. belts plain
and fancy hose, suspcndcrs BigQs*
The funeral of Patrick Duffy. aged "
years, took place from his late residence.
South Fourth street. at 9 o'clock this
morning. High mass was celebrated in
st. Peters r c. Church and interment
made IN the cemetery adjoining. The
attendance was very large The de
ceased was a veteran of the Mexican and
| Civil Wars and a member Of Capt. Wat
son Post, G.. A. r., Of this city. The
pallbearers were Ira Lunt, and Theo-
dore Atkinson, members Of the post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09

Decatur, Texas, where he is living on
the open prairie because of his health,
which is now greatly improved.
Several invitations to the graduates
concert Of the Wilmington School of
Execution and Music, TO be held at 1905
Delaware avenue, on Wednesday even
ing az o'clock, have been received by
residents of this city
Straw and crash hats, -Biggs*
At the NJ 4. Church tomorrow even
ing. at 730 o'clock, the following in
teresting programme will be given by
the members OF the Sunday-school under
the direction Of Superintendent Edward
T. Deakyne and Chorister John b
Manlove The service is entitled
Natures Glory The programme:
Opening chorus. Songs We Love to
Sing; responsive scripture reading;
Invocation by Rev George T. Anderson;
chorus, "Sing His Praise" address Of
welcome by pastor Rev. George II. AL
derson; chorus, Come with Bloom
ing Roses" recitation, Goods Messen-
ger" By Grcta Mcguire; chorus, "Oer
/ Flowers. Emily Lunt. Rena Hurd Irene
Wise Lola Nining, duet and chorus,
Golden Summer, Emily Lunt, Rena
Hurd and school; remarks by Superin-
tendont b. r. Deakyne; chorus, "Bells
of Joy;n exercise, "Floral Wreath Drill,
/ by Mary Bggs. Emily Lunt, Irene Wise,
l Mabel Clowell, Ida Edwards Jennie
/ Cooper May Bacon, Hattie Temple,
| Frances Edwards. Rena Hurd, Ida Lank,
| Elizabeth Bacon, Lola Nining, Greta
Mcguire, Helen Rash; chorus, Sing
/ Once Again" recitation. Summers on
/ the Way.n chorus, The Festal Song;
children's day ofieringl closing with
patriotic anthem, Banner of Liberty,
| introducing chorus of "Star Spangled
Banner benediction.
Niolins. Harry W Hushebeck, Charles
S. Fleming. Everett Howard, Willis
/ Clothier: piccolo. Brice Nallette; cornets,
Edward II. Naylor. John d. Naylor;
baritone. Kennard r. Naylor; from
bone, Edward W Eagle; organist, Mrs
John b Manlove.
The infant school Of the church will
celebrate the day at 1890 a. m, with
/ the following programme; Opening adj
dress, Leona Lank; singing "Drip-Drop,
| Chautauqua drill; recitation, Blanche
/ Edwards. Earl Rash, Alberta Rash;
solo. Helen Davidson; recitation, Irene
/ Foster. Helen Baer. Dorothy Wilson;
/ solo. Emma Challenger; recitstions.
! Walter Kern. George Kern, Jr., Helen
( Smith. Brokaw Sentmsn, Mary McNally,
Anna May Toppin; solo and recitation,
Esther Nining; recitations, Ella Green,
] Martha Harrington. Gladys Blackburn,
! Hannah Downey; solos, Sadie Ferguson,
/ Buford Lunt; recitations Marian Meg
l ginson. William Weggenmann, Jr., Anna
/ Powers. Lillian Hufnal, Anna McNally,
| Josephine Clothier Pearla Clewell Katie
Hufnal. Singing Of ''Glory Song
Closing out go-carts at Stoops.*
1t is understood that the kearsage
baseball team, stationed at League Island
Navy Yard, may play here on Saturday,
June 10th.
Mrs. John E. Taylor left with party
for a trip through Canada and New York
yesterday
Personal; Mrs. John NJ. Wilson at
tended the luncheon given at Dover
yesterday by Col Hazlett Chapter. d.
A R., to Mrs. Donald Mclean Of New
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09
staa - Of rrerr rrenInr.

star Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle, June William Steele.
aged Is years, a son of John Steele. was
bitten on the right hip by q dog yesler-
day. after which he went 10 a drug store
where he had the wound cauterized. and
then he went to his home secured
double-harreled gun owned by his father
and going to the house where the dog
was, said: "Your dog bit me and / have
come 20 shoot him. The dog had "A
rope placed about its neck and the rope
was made fast to a wheelharrow. after
which the boy raised the gun, took aim
and fired twice. Both shots took effect
land another canine was put out of the
lrvay. The city is overrun by strange
ours. Officer Iohin has shot five within
a week
Alfred S. Bennett, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
james Bennett, went 10 Ridgely Md.
yesterday afternoon to the home Of his
wife'e parents. Mr. Bennett and Miss
Bessie Tinley Of Ridgely, Nd. were mar
ned on January 18th. at Asbury NJ r
Church, Wilmington, Rev. H.A q.
Westerheld officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Hustchinson were witnesses. Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett viii reside at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs James Bennett for the
present.
Shoe bargains--sI.a .adies' white ties e5o.
ladies' Oxfords, Toe; Juliettes. Sls5;
men canvas, 60o--at Stoops.s
Frightened at.the snow plow or wreck
car ot the local trolley hne yesterday. q
double team owned by James Denning
ran upon the pavement Of John Walls
and attempted 30 enter an ioo cream,
saloon. A piecoof stone step was broken
by shoe Of oncscf'the horses.
The Bryigon Steel Co has q force Of
men ct work laying concrete founda.
tion for the new Building. OF addition
that l. to boerected on the south side of
the plant for pattern shop
For game Of pool, stop at Kline'st
Joseph Greenwel, who was one OF a
party fishing with rod and reel at Rec
Lion, yesterday, slipped from the bank
and went overheard and might have
drowned but for the timely assistance oi
Harry Connor and William McSweeney.
Thomas Morrison, q moulder at the
plant Of the Hilles & Jones Co. VII.
nnington, had the second finger Of M.
left hand broken at the plant at moor
yesterday. DR.. Wertenbaker dressed
the injury.
James King, employed as q mouidel
At the Baldt Steel plant, had the SECOND
hngeF Of his left hand broken and tori
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
A Brave Youth Kills a Dog
Which Bit Him.
HORSE TRIES TO ENTER ASTORE
M. E. Sunday-sohooi Children's
Day Programme.

Addition 20 the Bryigon steel works
Young Man saved From Drowning-In
3uries Sustained by Several reople-so-
cial and y Personal Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09
oarpets and Rurs.

Have you tried our new process 2 We
clean, dye and scour carpets or n Is at
reasonable prices. Joseph II. Gocdin &
Fourteenth and Scott streets.~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09

York-Mrs. Elwood L. wilson and
daughter are at Washington and An
napolis- Miss Belle Mtgginson of VIII
mmgton is visiting in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09

@ rec ~ De d forecast m
N very
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09

For further particulars, free tickets maps apply office,
S3S Market Street
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14

An important item overlooked dur
ing the editors absence was the ar
rival OF fine girl OF regulation
weight at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Childs, Jr.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14

Major N. A. Erikson, who has been
quite sick for the past couple Of
weeks, is improving rapidly and was
able to get up town Thursday.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14
An Ounce of Prevention.

Is worth pound OF cure. There are
many poor sufferers. Consumptives
who are hopeless Of getting we'll
who, if they had taken care of them
selves, would now be we'll A cough
is the foundation OF Consumption.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup will cure
that cough. Mrs. S, Great Falls,
Montana, writes: Il have used Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup in my fami-
ly for years-my children never suf-
fer with coughs" Sold by all drug
gists
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
Land Office at Lamar, Colo,
AUGUST o2d IoOh

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Lamar, Colo,
August 22d, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed no.
tice of his intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver, at Lamar,
Colorado, on Thursday, October
18th, 1906, viz: Charles H. Scarlett,
H. E., No. 5I7o, for the SW "a, NV
a, Sec. 20; f u, NE a, and SW "a,
NE u, Sec. 49, I. 22 S, R. AZ w.,
9th, p. m.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF said land, viz:
William Giles, Luther Russell,
Morris Sproul, and Elery Vincent, all
OF Holly, Colorado.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14
If It's a Reputation

ou are after, Whites Cream Ver-
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I the best OF all. worm destroyers,
ID for its tonic influence on weak
d unthrifty children. 1t improves
cir digestion and assimilation of
cir food, strengthens their nervous
stem and restores them to health
d vigor natural to child. If you
mt healthy, happy child get a
tile of Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Id by all druggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14

Neutrality-suspicious. or lady with
good reference, to travel by rail or
with rig, for firm of $2so,ooo.oo
caiital, Salary SIo72oo per year and
expenses; salary paid weekly and ex-
penses advanced Address, with
stamp, JOS. A. Alexander, Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14

The public schools opened Monda.
with crouded attendance, consider
able increase over last year The high
school will be accommodated in the
Presbyterian church until the com
pletion of the new school building.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14
Evening Session,

{ Kansas City, Sept. lo.-(Special)
LCattle receipts last week did not
BOT up as many as indicated by the
III last Monday, total supply 10000
aead, including 5000 calves. The run
agopped down rapidly after tuesday,
md statesmen were enabled 10 clean
p IN good shape at the end oil the
n,'eek; number oI cattle heid over
.lunday was reduced 1851 head from
lie number on hand al the end OF
>revious week. Prices averaged steady
N everything, and the week closed
sirm Vi course, medium to common
>rass cattle were avoided as long as
lylhing better could be had. veal
ailiyes jumped up rs to so cents put
:le market OH them is always unsta-
1e supply than any other class. Run
,,day IS 10000 cattle and 5000 calves,
,pout the same as on last MONDAY,
'tarket steady. SO lar shipments
Hom the Panhandle have consisted
llieily OF cows and calves, but today
Il good many stockers at $500 TO
I.z5 are included, COWS Y2.35 to 81
i, veais $3.50 to $3.50, bulls 9I.S5 TO
,r.25, Gamer COWS, including wet
'Ows, LIS To $2.I5. Colorado offer
Vgs last week were largely mixed
apments, no good steers included,
A,llers at $3.o5 to $3.S5, stockers 1925
IA 1915, a few feeders around 94.oo,
."o,Ws S2.35 to 93.iS, and the same
,nditions apply today. Demand
ON the country Is the best oi the
Iason, 700 car loads taken by coun-
w buyers last week, and demand
.,on other sources up to the normal
l,r the season.
h'Sheep and lamb receipts last week
ERE $4,000 head, several thousand
irss than same week last year, mark
o 10 to 20 cents higher ON lambs,
e.eep about steady. Run today is
1900 head, market 10 to IS cents
ogher on all kinds. Utah lambs es-
=blished a new top for the season
day at S7.S5, other sales OF Utahs
sos and S7.75, the Emerson Utah
.thers at $3.50, Haley & Saunders
avy hided wethers al $500, ewes
$4z5 to $40. Demand from the
untry continues unabated, feeding
rs at 5000 to $3.50, feeding yearl-
igs around $500, wethers close to
90. ewes SAYS to $40 for breeding
rposes.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14
Wanted.

A place in good FAMILY where Il
neat and industrious girl may work
for her board while attending school,
Inquire of Fl. G.. LamsOn.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-14

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