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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-02
omen of the weddinx Ring.

At the close Of Il recent divorce case
a woman spectator remarked.
Il knew they Wouldn't pun together
very long The crease made by her
wedding ring proved thar. When she
had been married six months l saw
her take her ring OF one day The
mark it had left was SO faint ven could
hardly see it. You can always gauga
the length Of q marriage by The impress
sion made by the wedding ring. In
some cases the ring, ever thoug.l en-
tirely too large sinks away into the
finger. Such mark rs that indicates
Il marriage rs lasting as eternity. 9th
er women may wear Il ring a. tight
as the skin. yet it will leave scarcelg a
streak on the flesh In that case look
out for an early termination of the con
tract"
The other women present said moth
ing, but ali improved the first oppor-
tunity to slip their rings around AMI
inspect the telltaIe mark The faces
of some wore an expression of salts
faction, others of disappointment. but
nobody knew the reason therefor
New York Press
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MA = k g Z =
BUSINESS IS BACKWARD.
Unreasonable Weather Retards Re
tail Trade-Collection Are Slow

New York. June Bradstreets to-
day says:
Unreasonable. cold or vet weather
with frosts throughout the Northern
half Of the country, has again been a
barrier to retail trade. except in a
few sections. The coolest May in
twenty-five years closes With large
stocks undisposed of by retailers
There is sdn general complaint that
recorder business from 5obbers and
manufacturers. especially in apparel.
has been smaller than expected. and
there is more manifest this week a
disposition 10 await developments be
fore embarking heavily for the future
though business booked ahead com
pares well with preceding years
Something like transfer of interests
and of speculation from grain TO cot
ton is evidenced this week by a reac-
ton from new high Western prices
touched early In the week in the case
of wheat and III a sharp advance in
cotton ON damage reports and excited
speculation
Money is easy. but collections are
slow or backward al best Strikes are
more in evidence. witness the coutin-
ued interruption to business at San
Francisco. the lingering Of the long
shoremens strike at New York and
smaller strikes in Southern car shops
and of street railway employees There
is also some prospect OF ansettlement
in the reported demand for higher
wages by iron workers ano coal min
ers in The central West
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending May 30
number 40. against l65 last week, III
in the like week OF 1906 ia in 1905,
ia in 1901 and l57 in 1905. Canadian
failures for the week number IA. as
against 10 last week and 10 in this
week a year ago
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HAGERSTOWN. IND.

Hagerstown. Ind. June BENZ
Paul Is at Cincinnati for few days.
Mrs Edgar Hazeltine Airs. Margaret
Dick and Miss Cora Dick of Richmond,
were guests of Mrs. Sara Binklez
Thursday
Mrs. Jennie Taylor and Miss Emma
hurry of Dayton. Ohio spent Thursday
here With Mrs. Julia kepler
III. and Mrs Earl Brown have gone
10 Housekeeping in q part Of Mrs.
isaac Pitts house.
Miss Jessie Neweom aud Howard
Van Meteor We're at Indianapolis
Thursday and Friday. and were guests
OF Mrs. John buchanan
Joseph Teetor was at Columbus. o..
4 part Of this week on business.
Mrs. James Basford and Mrs Jeffer-
son Pressed attended the funeral seryie-
es OF Mrs. Ferd Caamness 1t Moore
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MILTON. IND.

Milton. Ind. June l. Ernest Ocker
was home from Newcastle. Thursday.
Ed Beeson was a Connersville. visitor
Thursday
Mrs. Anna Flock Jarboe and her
brother. Will Flock. Of Greensboro. at
tended the festival given by the ladies
cemetery association Thursday night
Miss Edna Wallace returned Friday,
from a pleasant visit with friends al
Morristown.
L D. Roark attended the memorial
exercises at indianapolis Thursday.
Miss Nellie Jones visited in Benton
vile Friday
Emerson Cause is home from Day-
ton.
Misses Belle Scott and Lizzie Hit
shaw of Richmond. were the guests
of Mrs. Alice Gresh, Friday
George Galloway IS not 50 well
again.
Will J Galloway and family Of IN
dianapoIis are visiting George Gallo
ways
Lewis E. Ward is confined To his
nome BY illness.
James G. Ewers is in poor health.
Mrs. Frank Murray Of East Ger
mantown was the guest Of her aunt.
Miss Nora Campbell Friday.
Mrs. Emma Frazee visited III Con
nersvilIe. Friday.
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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin. Ind. June Miss BERTHE
Lafever has been spending few days
with her sister. Mrs. Fred Hayes.
Miss Louisa Smith of indianapolis.
spent Thursday with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ingermaa Of
Cambridge City. visited Mrs. Fred
Hayes. Friday.
Mrs Elizabeth Smith visited her
mother, Mrs. Newcomer, Thursday.
Miss Marie Needham Of New Castle,
is visiting her grand parents here.
Mrs. George Hayward. after a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Phillip Horner, has returned
home.
Miss Estelia Pee was the guest Of
friends here Thursday.
Misses .Iulietta Champe and Edna
Lanich returned "Wednesday from
Cleveland. where they attended the
convention.
Walter Woodwork was nome Thurs
day
John Pierson, better known as John
Wise. OF near Centeville, was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Os0orn have
moved into the Katherine Schooley
property. where they Will keep house
for Mrs. Schooley
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City. Ind. June IF. "
Beck. of indianapolis, was in this cit!
on business Friday
Mrs F. T. Frohnapfel attended the
reunion of the Weber family at Indian
apolis this week
The National Drill company, viii be
closed down until Monday, on accouni
of a shortage of castings.
Moulton Wheeler returned home Fri
day evening. after a pleasant visit
with relatives in indianapolis.
Caleb Lester is visiting his brother
and other relatives at indianapolis
Mr.. Ora Wheeler was in Indianapo-
lis on business Thursday.
Mrs. Byram Boyd visited in IndiaL-
apolis. Friday.
Thursday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Doney. in this city.
Mrs c. b Rink OF indianapolis Will
be the guest OF her sister Mrs. Frank
T. Frohnapfej for several days Of the
coming week
Mrs Grant Wright was shopping il
Richmond Friday
John Ingermann is moving his fan
ily from Milton to this city. They
viii occupy the property III East Cam
bridge. recently vacated by Charles
Hockett and family.
Quite q number from this city al
tended the opening OF Jackson Park
Friday. and the dance in the evening
James Dennis aud son Russell of
Greenfield, were visiting friends in this
city. Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Routh was in Rich
mond Friday.
Mrs. c. G. Smith and daughter
Ruth. are spending Il few days with
relatives at Alpine. ind
Mr. and AIRS O. T. Galloway will en-
tertain as their guests Sunday. Mrs {.
Hodson of Portland Ore. and Mrs
VIII Holmes OF Muncfe
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! considera,a Actress.

A doctor saw julia Marlowe as Ju-
liet one night IL Pittsbursc ana was tire
mcndouSly impressed Only in he pow
erful death scene there was Il technical
error. Miss Marlowe." the doctor said
at a reception the next day. 4 admired
your Juliet profoundly The imperso-
nation WAS Z work Of art. But. pardon
me. don't you know thai corpse
doesn't stiffen for at least six hours
after DEATH" Miss Marlove answered
III the draWi that she reserves for such
speeches, Now. doctor. dc you think
I'm going t. lzeep my audiences wait
ing SIX hours for me 10 stinenE
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THE LIGHTNING ROD.
SrankIin's Theory Was Known Away
Back In Talnnudc Times.


In an article on Current Topics In
Ancient Literature" ]. ID. Eisensfein
says In the Sydney fAustraliay Stand
ard.
The lightning rod was invented by
Benjamin Franklin in 1852 to arrest
the electricity of the thunder. When
the information Of the discovery reach
ed Rabbi Saul Acknowledgment OF
Wilma. he said that the theory was not
new, because il was already known I'm
Talmudic times. and he showed pas
sage in the Tosefta third century,
where it says that on Sabbath 1t IS
permitted 10 place an iron near the
hennery TO safeguard the fowls from
thunder and lightning strikes The
Talmud voucies that there is nothing
superstitious about this belief (Tosef.
Shabb, chapter 6. end
The system Of feIegraphy. IN n
crude manner. Is curiousIy described by
Judah b. Jacob Chayat in his com
mentary TO The System OF Theology
chapter, The Gate Of the Chariot
(see page 21Sb. ed. Ferrara. I5Jsl.
Chayat Is perhaps the first Hebrew
author who transliterates the term
magnet and he explains the physical
phenomena as follows: IF you break
the magnet into two parts and sep
arate them az any distance, even q
thousand miles apart. any movement
caused by joining wire n one part
viii be repeated by the o.her part
quoted also in Sheiah, page Goa ed,
Amsterdam, 170s9."
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THE QUESTION CT LIFE.
Ean's Progress the Books OF the
Eighteenth Century


In what mankind called progress
the world was led by illusion. advane-
ed by lies Everybody hated work.
which was tie only health Even the
preacher spoke dolefully Of .the curse
Of Adam. Everybody wanted 10 be
rich, which meant uuhappiness: every
body wanted to be idle which meant
death Change was regarded rs prog
ress. and TO find one different from
oneself was to End one worse than
oneself. And with ali these / sympa-
thiZed knoosing them to he wrong
| had listened TO 1noral!sts aud be-
fore all was done discerned that a
question Of morals was a question Of
ATTITUDES. and vice related 10 the equa-
tor Cruelty was a creature Of the
thermometer: the tropics tortured
what the arctcS nursed Happiness
was born 81 contrast when it WASH
born of temperament and Third ave
nue. laughed oftener than Fifth one
man committed suicide. another gave Il
feast Each was worth $4,000 The
suicide had been a millionaire tIls
feast giver paupcr / considered
merchants and gamblers There was
but one diference-wh the mer-
chants resources ended his credit end
ed; when the gamblers resources end
ed his credit began When the gam
bier was down his fellow gamblers
helped him: when the merchant was
down his fellow merchants Tell upon
him and tore him ike wolves
Progress \ wise man proved it By
pointing to Il railroad and asking me
to remember stagecoaehes. | asked
why it vas better to travel 500 miles
in a day than 70 travel ninety He
said one could reuch Chicago in day
and night. replied that one couldn't
reach Calcutta in a day aud night He
said that medicine aud surgery had
advanced. that we now saved lives we
used to lose | asked why it was i'm
portant 10 save lives that must one day
die; also I pointed out that we saved
weaklings 10 wed weakInes ana pro
duce weaklings. which was progressing
backward. He grew angry and asked
if | favored death. / grew angry and
asked if he favored birth; also | want
ed 10 hear whether or no he believed
III killing weeds
Progress. | know nothing of medi-
cine and railways and stagecoacbes
and saving lives but | do know about
books And / see by my bookcases
that the nineteenth century did not
write so we'll nor in things beautiful
think 50 wei. as did the eighteenth.
with the promise all about me that the
present century will write worse and
think more heavily than either We
have better guns clocks, plows. sewing
machines. but they wrote better Eng
fish and thought nobler thou@hts.-Al
fred Henry Lewis III Cosmopolitan.
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WIZ ponn.n CO Tired.

The average person has no idea how
much muscular effort Is expended in
writing a letter A rapid penman can
write thirty words IN minute. To do
this he must draw bis pen through the
space Of sixteen and hair feet. In
forty minutes his pen fTarels n furlons
and la tIve hours third Of a mile In
writing an average word the penman
makes ia the neighborhood Of sixteen
curves OF the pen. Thus In writing
thirty words to the minute his pen
would make $50 curves. $4,000 curves
m hour and s6.4v0.09o IL year Of
800 days Of ten hours each. The man
who succeeded fl making 100000
marks with a zen IN month was not
1T all remarkable. Many men make
100000 while merely writing.-alin-
neapolis Journal.
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They Will Ask for inspection,
But Are Not Confident 1t
Can Be Secured, Owing to
Doing Only Local Business.
INTERSTATE FEATURE
Is IMPORTANT ONE.
Men in Position to Know Say
Case of tuberculosis Re-
Gently Reported Was Not
Really That Disease.

Slaughter house owners Of Rich
mond will Immediately make applica-
ton for government inspection, as
they state they are heartily in favor
fear that they will not get it, as Meth
er of the local establishments does an
Interstate business and they believe
that the government will not give
them inspection. as one of the chief
questions ON The applications is DO
you do an interstate business" Both
the Holzapfe. and Stole plants Will
have to answer in the negative. and it
is on this negative answer that they
base their belief that they viii not
secure it.
Maher and Mitchell, who owned one
of the condemned houses, have not
yet decided whether they will rebuild.
Their old plant stands directly in
front of the entrance TO the proposed
south side bridge and the county com
missioners have given them no salts
abutments and piers will be started.
They however have already been no
titled that they will be built Messrs.
Maher and Mitchell are waiting on
the county commissioners before. they
make any move. They are at pres
ent butchering at the Holzapfe. and
Stole establishments and will con
tinue TO do so till the county COM
missioners have given them some sat
isfaction or the bridge proposition.
and as soon as the Messrs- Maher and
Mitchell hear from tbs body they
probably will tear dowr Their old
house. erect a new one OF remodel the
old ESTABLISHING Mt Eithe~ NOV de
ponds on the decision of the commits
sioners as to what TIM the south
side bridge will be startel.
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CIeaninn ? siekreorn.

Most of rs know how untidy a sick
room becomes and how annoying the
dust Of the sweeping is 10 the patient
TO remedy this" said trained and
capable nurse. 4 put little ammonia
in a pail Of warm water and with nlg
mop wrung as dry as possible 20 all
over the carpet first. This takes up all
tie dust and much OF the loose dirt.
4 broom viii take what IS too large TO
adhere to the mop and raise no dust
With my dust cloth well sprinkIed 1 go
over the furniture, aud the room Is
fairly clean
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Entertained by Friends.

Cambridge City-Loren HeImsing
and family of Hagerstown were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Bender, Friday
at their home on East Main street.
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ERVILLE. IND.

Centerville. Ind, June w A Pee
pies of Shawneetown. Illinois was the
guest Of Miss Laura Woods on We'd
nesday
Mrs. Charles Smith and son Clifford,
of Hamilton Ohio. and Miss Frances
Napier Of Liberty visited the Rev. and
Mrs. Aaron Napier the early part OF
this week.
Caleb NJ King who has been in Tam
pa Florida for number Of months.
returned home on Thursday
ollie Mack Trumbull was the guest
Of friends in Centerville, for few
hours, on Thursday Mr. Trumbull
was on his way from Colorado to New
York city.
Mrs Carrie Leitz and son Howard.
and Mrs Helen Linebaclz and ,daugh-
ter Velma all of Dunkirk Ind are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. An
derson.
Church Announcement
Christian-Re l.. A. VIM. pastor
Sunday school meets at $50 a m. Ser,
vices at 1890 a. m. and 7:3O D. M
Preaching by the pastor morning aud
evening The young peoples society
meets at 6:3e T. m.
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
meets at g.3G a. M The Rev w T.
Whitlock will preach at Olive Hill at
1880 a. m. and at Centervilla at 100
p. m The Epwortn. league meets at
500 p. m
Friends Sunday school meets 9:.3t
q. IN There viii he meeting for wor-
ship at 1880 a III. Preaching by Es-
teIla Maniey Teas There will not be
services iii the evening
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Mrs. Cnamness was

land. Thursday, Mrs. Cnamness vas
a cousin Of Mrs. Bagford.
Miss Lydia Stoneeipher is visiting
her sister at Greenviile. Ohio
Miss jeanette Mathews is home for
few DAYS
Richard and Geraldine Waltz Of An
derson. came Friday morning 70 spend
two weeks with their grandmother.
Hrs. Lydia Rowe.
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Houn- Foley laoaed % dowEcast thu
taA market man asked why he carried
such long face
Fired. returned Foley conciseiy.
''Fired:" repeated the market man.
Give you any reason for doing It -
Yep. Foley said. With the air of d
martyr. The boss said he was losing
money on the things I was making
rs that 50: What were you max
ing:'
Mistakes
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Henry VIII WAS q frequent widow
cr, conceited, cunning. cruel and corpu-
lent He burned the pope's bull in eff
gy. beheaded his best friends, made
himself defender Of the faith by a Lat
In law and had an inordinate ambition
and an ulcer in his leg. Henry sternly
denied the validity of the proud pope
Of Roam and at last. worn GUt by an
internal discord. died more in sorrow
than in anger.-Harper's Weekly.
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paid by 5ohn II. Runge & Coz
(yEholesale Prices. RecIeaned Bases.)
Clover Seed. Little Red. per bu.
Clover Seed. Big English ...... 100
Timothy Seed ... 2IoG 2.20
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DUBLIN NINE DEFEATED
CAMBRIDGE CITY NINE
Fast Game Played in Wesl
End OF County.
THE SCORE WAS II TO Is.

Cambridge City. June THE Grays
of this city suffered defeat at the
hands of the Dublin aggregation. Dec
.oration Day by a score of II to l., in
a game played on the L. f. & W.
bali park south of town. Batteries
were Weed. Enyeart and Bremen:
Zebring and Groves.
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FareweIl soeIsI a suecess.

Dublin-The farewell Epworth Lea
que social at the Methodist church
Thursday evening was a success Re
freshments We're server and every
body had most enjoyable time. This
is the last social to o. given in the old
church As they will soon begin work
on the new one
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We have brother in our church who
belonged 10 severa. other deaomina-
tons before he came TO rs, and he tells
Us they have the same trouble every
where-impossib to get $1,000
preacher for 500 year. = Osborne
(kanA Farmer
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PittSIDurg.

Pittsburg. June Cattle receipts
light: hog receipts IL double decks:
heavy $G.f0; medium $3.50.
heavy Workers, $G.4o: light Workers
and pigs. $500: sheep So 40 downs
lambs $S 90 down.
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children's Day Exercises.

Observation-Disclosures Day exercise!
will be held in the Christian church
Sunday evening, June ? 4 very in
teresting program has been prepared
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Your son IS & great football play.
err"
Yes; it IS hereditary"
Il never heard that his father was 3
football player"
Tie isn't. but he is a chronic kicker"
Houston Post.
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Eastern Indiana
and w estern Ohio
Topic For c. z. Meeting.

AIiIton-The topic for the c. E.
meeting at Christian church Sunday
evening Will be How to Realize the
Presence Of Christ. Leader Ruby
Moore
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Valuable Dog Killed.

Centerville Ind.-Walter S. Steele
mourns the loss of a valuable shep-
herd dog, which was killed by an in
terurban car
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HAVE BOUGHT NEW
BULL DING FOR BANK
Dublin's New Bank to Be Fine
Iy Housed.
BOUGHT CORNER PROPERTY

Dublin. Ind, June 1.-The managers
of the First National Bank. which
will soon be started here have bought
the Ed Tweety property on the cor
ner Of Main and Johnson streets and
are making all necessary improve
nlents. Guy Wilson has moved his
barber shop in the room north.
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Said Edith TO her doll. There. don't
answer me back. You mustn't be sauey
no matter how hateful | an You must
Tamelabar I am your moIherr'
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WI! Join Husband.

Cambridge City-Mrs. NJ G. Kreu-
sch leaves for ST. Louis. TO join her
husband She will accompany him on
his trip through the West. fol a New
York Phonograph company.
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Will Fill Regular Appointment

Milton-The Rev A. r. Jones will
fill his regular appointments at the
NJ f. church Sunday. The morning
sermon subject is. ~Hindering the
Gospel" Evening subject, Martin
Luther
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Sold TWO Fine Road Horses

Cambridge City-Mr Charles Lac
key shipped two very handsome road
horses to J G. McKeime at Galatin,
Tenn Friday.
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Paying honest debts promptly and
eheerfully : 4 virtue of manhood ap-
preeiated by every one.-Newark (Arz-l
Journal
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(By Bee Hive Grocery.3

prices paid by Bee Hive Grocery
Creamery Butter, per lb. .......25c
Country butter. per ID .150 20c
Eggs, per dozen Observation-Disclosures. lac
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DUBLIN MAN is LYING
At THE POINT Of DEATH
w. C. Baker. Well Known Man,
Is Very Low.

Dublin. Ind. June mir ". c.
Baker is lying ar the point Of death.
He was suddenly taken i'll last Satur-
cav evening and all the children were
sent for and are at his bedside.
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Epworth League Meeting Sunday

Milton-The leader for the Epworth
League meeting at " r. church Sur
day evening viii be Eunice Mcclung.
The subject will be a High Stand
ard
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East Buffalo.

Buffalo. N. ". June Hog receipts
$500. all grades S6.55 to $50; cattle
market steady.
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Social Notes Of
Nearby Towns
Entertained at Cambridge CITY

centerville-M Lindsey Brown,
Mrs. William Helms and the Misses
Hazel and Leona Helms, all OF Rich
mond. were entertained on Thursday
by Mrs. Charles Brumfield.
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WOOL MARKET.

Indiana Wool, per ID. .20d 37c
Western Wool, per H. .fSa zoe