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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-06
MOTHER OF G. L. DECKER
WAS SERIOUSLY INJURED
While Riding With Mr.. and Mrs. Decker at Towanda Pa
Team Runs Away, Throwing Aged Lady Out
and Demolishing Buggy.

The many Bemidji friends of
Charles L. Decker, exalted ruler of
Bemidji Lodge, No. 1852, B. P. O..
E.. will learn with regret that his
aged mother was seriously injured in
a runaway at her home, Towanda,
Pa, recently, while enjoying a
ride with Mr.. Decker and his wife
and little daughter.
The editor of the Pioneer today
received the following letter from
Mr.. Decker, enclosing clipping
from Towanda paper:
II Towanda, Pa, Aug. 2, 1907.
A. G. Rutledge, Bemidji, MINI.
Friend Doc:- promised to
write you on my trip, but
did not think I would have to
tell you of bad news. But such
is the case, as you will see by the
enclosed clipping, taken from the
Towanda Daily Review. I expected
to leave here tonight for Saltwater,
but I will now have to give that up
and stay here for another week or
so, as am afraid the shock will be
fatal to my mother, as she is in very
bad shape today, and her health has
been poor for many years. I am
afraid she won't survive. Well, I
hope she may regain her health, and
that will be with you soon in Be.
midi.
With best wishes to you and all
the boys, I am
Sincerely yours, +:
-.. -"Chas. L. Decker" :"
The following clipping, taken from
the Towanda Review, tells of the
~--:l--~+-4~- -4~-aI-e-nacl.ar Sri
Mrs. Ezra l.. Decker sustained
the fracture of both of her arms and
was otherwise seriously injured in a
runaway accident on the Towanda
hill roads Thursday afternoon.
That she was not instantly killed is
truly miracle.
Mrs. Decker has been a great
sufferer with rheumatism, and for a
long time has been practically help
less. Her son, Charles Decker, wife
and little daughter of Minnesota,
who have been spending a few weeks
in Towanda, arranged pleasure
drive for Thursday, and during the
morning started out in surrey
drawn by two horses. MI. Decker
and his little daughter occupied the
front seat while his wife and his
mother were in the rear seat.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-06

on the first day of the fair (Septem-
ber zo) when the Ia1r aSsUC1ar1on
will turn over the entire DAYS pro-
gram to old settlers, providing
speakers and sports and entertain
ment for the large crowd that will
be here.
A more complete account of the
meeting will be given in tomorrow's
Pioneer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-06
purse Of $1,000 aside, and that DR..
Chance Of Royalton will umpire the.
Bemidji Is the Best Resort.

Hal Davis passed through Crooks
ton TIL is morning enroute to Bemidji,
where he will enjoy an outing for
some time. He is employed on the
Fargo Call and is taking his summer
vacation.-Crookston Times.
Hal has arrived in good order,
and will be given the best there is
here, in all lines. He undoubtedly
appreciates, like others who have
lived about Crookston, that Bemidji
offers unexcelled attractions as a
summer resort.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-06
FRENCH AND SPANISH BOATS
ENGAGE MOROCCAN BATTERY

Morocco
French
Spanish guo Of villages
which destroyed fire fromth ewaship
During of
them wounded
The Casa battery lin wakips wheupon guns of
the French and cruiser swereope y thebt
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-06
Visiting CARDS..

A neat line of up-to-date visiting
cards can always be found at this
office. New and up-to-date type
from which to select style of. print
ing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-06
Rev. Willard S. Ward. of Crookston,
Thanks Tie Pioneer
Crookston, Mimi, August S, 1907.
The Bemidji Pioneer, Bemidji, Mimi.

The Bmidj Pioneer Bemidj, MINI.
GentemenBefore
resolutions to that the APPLICATION Of
ana splendid we had received at teand of the of Bem and
especially mentioned committee the thanks
% expressed the and the benefits had
received
informed that they satisfactory
further appreciation you space
given % y Gay the and the full the addresses
am firmly that
great institutions Northern
year after year. And congratulate
this fa upuldng
ful city in those things which righteousness
q Yours sincerely,
--7~~ i i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-06
WILL PLAY A BASEBALL
GAME ron $1,000 a SwE
Question Of Supremacy Between Long
Prairie and st. Cloud Will Be
Settled Saturday.

Verndale Sun: By the breaking
up of the ball game at Long Prairie
last Sunday in which the team of
that place and Staples were contest
ants bitter feeling ensued between
the members of the clubs and their
friends and as result Tuesday
morning Long Prairie issued a chal-
lenge to Staples to play another
game on neutral grounds anytime
within two weeks for $1,000 a side.
The challenge allows Minneapolis
paper to select an umpire from the
cities and suggests the St. Cloud
grounds as a good place to play the
game. However, bid has been put
in from Verndale aud possibly the
game may be played here.
Long Prairie wants the team
made up of the same men that were
in the game Sunday and we under
stand Staples wants to confne it to
the same mines that played at Staples
recently. Whether Staples will
stick to this strong enough to pre-
vent the game is not known, but
otherwise it looks as though it would
be a 60, for Staples is known to
have plenty of supporters who will
quickly raise the$1, 900 to cover the
Long Prairie wad. If played it
will be the most hotly contested
game ever played in northern Minne-
sofa.
The game between the two teams.
according to information received.
here, has been arranged, and will be
played on Saturday of this week.
The editor of the Pioneer tried to
arrange with Senator ]. D. Jones of
Long Prairie to play the game in
Bemidji, this city to give liberal
purse for the two teams. The mat
ter was taken up by phone, but
owing to the poor working of the
wires clear understanding could
not be had, but the senator init.
mated that the game had been
declared off on account of a pitcher
having broken his arm.
H. c. Calvert, who is in the citv
and who came from the scene of
baseball contention for supremacy.
states that the game will Be PLAYED
at St. Cloud next Saturday, for a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-06

Additional local matter will be found
on fourth page.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
FIREWORKS NIGHTLY.
ERUPTION or vEsuvIus TO Be
REPRODUCED.
PAINS FAMOUS PYRoTEcHMcs
ons o. the Most Remarkable A0sss
msnts Ever shown in the
South.

Whether or not Il is the promise
held out 70 us in the rainbow that the
earth will not again be DESTROYED BY
water but By IRE the interest In nre
works Is as old a. history. or al least
runs back 70 the period when they
were nrst Introduced hundreds Of years
ago In China To make a big event
entirely u success. II Is almost neces-
sary 20 add 70 the amusement features
a great ere works exhibition This
has been done BY the State Board Of
Agriculture under whose auspices the
Kentucky State Fair is TO be held in
Louisville. September 10 10 Il
A contract has been closed Slth
Pains Pyrc,echnic Co 70 bring from
New York complete. Pains neW mon
stFous spectacle. ~VesuVius. a gigantic
reproduction o; Naples aud yesuvius.
Tffs is an exact picture. $50 feet in
length aud hfty feet high. Of the mod
err city o. Naples and OF vesuylus,
from sketches and views taken on the
$40; b Pains special artists and re-
produced hy the emiusut scenic artists.
Messrs Reed ana Ra!ter. aud their as
sisiants II is the most elaborate spec
I taeis and summer nights fete and IL
lumiu1iiou ever attempted Il depicts
The Carnival q Naples and the erup-
uOr o. v-surius as they occurred on
The night cf April 3 and 4. isos
The suoieci lends Itself to the most
gorgeous o. scenic environment. and
the most wonderful electric and pyrO
technic Effects. Two immense acts are
devoted to the production The Car
rival Of Naples Is attended by the
King and Queen Of Italy. and other
crowned heads The streets Q; Naples
are shoSu On q fe;e dAy; the hopulaee
aud visitors are in gala attire. there
l. feast Of lanterns aud ballet Choir
"a concluding With the introduction Of
some Sonderful European speOisl;ies
while the carnival is al Us height a
small curl o; smoke begins 10 ascend
from vesavins The alarm begins ant
Increases as the mountain rapidly
belcaes Ou, is lurid sanes and seth
Ing ashes
The hrs; aet Is concinded and TX
secoud. the aVeinsplring calamity. 4
begun. Refugees crowd into the city
the Kiug and Queen depart for a tOwr
In the mounts.ns. there Is mass in th'
cath-iraL Old Vesnvius. IN tremsndOui
decorations. speaks SHgrily TO the in
|, habitants for scores o. miles around
the rain Of ashes With rivers OF Law
continue. and the destruction Of N
city Is complete
This great sg-ectscle IL 20 b gtve'
nightly AZ the Kentucky State Fai
sronnts. to he followed BY Palms wO1
derful IRE works. the display o; whiCl
viii - changed each night
The cou,rae; made between n
Pains Pyrutech1ic Company aad n
State Board o. Agriculture calls upO
the former 20 brlng the entire Nanhai
tan Beacn production. as produced a
Manhattan Beach Coney Island. Ne'
York. There are 80 performers. PrOI
sFiy and sple0iIdly Ccstumed The A.
works prosrsm covers atty numoer
consisting % all Of Pains latess move
! les.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
- 80 skesehes.

attsnts. ia. Nux eA-f>No lSr~
sngs-e werA discovered in the Car q
p,ys NcphersOn tAk.nc views and
sketches Il the cnildiaSs and grcUnds
A former enlisted man who ms, Oh
saved he men amer taik'ns WIN
,hcm. crpostel the mat,es 10 he
essar,meu, u The gulf Tue osiseials
al the icQartment say No af(ion will
h taken unlcs other discoveries are
made
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
Bring In Your Wheat.

The Big Sandy Milling Company's
plant at Louisa is in fine running
order and producing the best results.
: very competent miller is in charge
Farmers are urged to bring in thor
Wheat and have II made into ilrir
The best Of treatment guaranteed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
PLAYED HANGING
ADe reoxe.r-oH Boy Wac Found
Dead IN tire Barn BY His Father.

Unity. MS. Aug 9,s-Mhise A.
;cmp,iuc 70 inmate the hanctaS ID a
crimtusi Assrit whom ~ haa ressd,
Carl JgSman. Nv ieu-ye>.Svli sCa q
Louis Jastman. hssl rs life.
ID. lsise fellow W.ss PLAYING aeoa;
is.s boru Shca MS father VAS aaslins
n rrsiu. When the meu returned
t-,sai tae field tAes socad tn hoy hang
M from cue x u, losn FslSss BY q
sag-s pisce a Vse attached to-
sssr1e
I'he supq,osition > thN no little
se,'UN AS -p,ay.ns hansuanf viz
,,,,. ~. fasseas,i er~and his ue''k. Sns
IN "a ,Ao beam nl-on which he wa
Standing a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
What Would
You Do

If three good physicians
should pronounce your
ease hopeless. If they
should decide that you
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should get well, after US
ing only $500 worth of
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con-
diuon to do?
y have 10 thank YOU for saving
nv wife life two Years ago We hAd
tnpiiautsi With the doctor until the
thira docios> Ia IL two previous
ones SNst that ucthit-S could be done
Tor. her. that she hsi better he taken
hone f-orn the ho-fst.ii 10 quietly vail
aFr Zine which would rot b. ovoT
vttSs a. III rsoS,. troeSht hrr
lnsnt and then l Thought prosAhly
~. Miles, Heart Cure and NerNine
r,tght help teE - ! gOt . t-eitis ~
gaeh ard ss,rssNNervc and tlvcr iills
ard cofnmcnrsd 10 grve them 70 her.
We socn seen an iuproNtfns ~. ana
esse,ouri,red' ~ this We Continued ElN-
i,,c tho n,cdi M We Esye her eleven
t,,it,ts In ali ~ t-c rscdicire. she
takes Il t,.scASi,,uailV now iiaShc feels
tire nod I am II the ministry. and
have oeSn Tor a wars"
REv =. MiliIGAN.
Scada Springs. KanS
Or Miles Heart Cure Is Sold BY
your druggist. who will guarantee that
the Nrse bottle VIII benefit u 4 faas
ks Win refund your money.
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
! THE JAIL
/. COURTHOUSE.
q moB SOUGHT LIFE
or WAGNER.
VIII ASSUMING
Rev. R. 3. whl,shsso-
Dragged Into Woods and
/, Prisoner All Night.

Pa. AHg a0.-In a cell in
,gnty's stVng iaE hore
~ tgner. aged q years. Of
ties sisiycring. whilc In
Il by a determined and
stands sheriff h. p, Mar.
here and there can b.
-nns 81 them fathers u
AMI II the Law u allowed
oo,rv-s tn Waancgs oaauB
-aase Crawford county has
Z nerve
charged with bcing tho
Anna whitshaad. ii-y@r.
= u Rev. u d. whliehesd.
ihs GE~nviIIo Methotis,
church. Tn gin uas
man lat Saturday night
to ne ~oois. stripped II
hlng and kevs prfSoneS AL
had. beng hound to q tr,-n.
r.. shsls tn crsaiurr who
sptiye ~ tbe piint o, =
shs vs. ,iease-i sunday
agser-i 10 her hlna. mors
dive.
real rs-i haIr.- was pan
1,ssDa given BY IN victim,
"a cnn,ys maxi pPalA,
20 All 4 man With rcd
! physicisn wuTkc-i hours
\. Nh T. ~ eHg-s-'ei q
rrIn Marshall and the o0in
h,,a,is-i 1nc p-rssr Wac
s,rua Marshall. says a.
rniL uas found puris-l
IA ;ies. ssssiio1nis hasi
'~i,e % the piie q ties
baisnc- u the p-Dsee usn'
uis
u,nis "a the rnf ewtpf
rsd snrsrs-d I-srssns hal
vita E viev ~ Srsakins
aranc. aad 9unishm.sn'
asT IL thr sheriff auto
,Awin ho~evcr hsi ..
ilag Nhs Nas ~
fac rruu- aaa. - eec,
5. fhFy-~ vide op,-a -
Is tg' us,bile ana ass--
rs prisoars 10 safety
ssnrf Ess aFFaisnei her'
,n.-i ~ csaFrhsza-s elaBs
Hfe rh~y sonc.i the crr'
- taE snA Or a time
. hat S,s1E MARSHAL Az
Ep-hi hc comg-llei 3
gsta "a, bat thcy sueo.-Si
ming him
Ill aifemps No icirns.
rm. 20 lriai a. iAs 50
af;~ly SESSION wagD--
suira. t,scrit-s n i"sAI
oa Mss wAsehcaf ln n
mar her hra1e a. rarue-
- carried her into ~
~ that happens-i bsfur
4 h.r a. daylight iis u
,hias oGs~ins IN pAilistSE
D. ny I did tt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
WEEKLY
COURIER
JOURNAL
AND THE
BIG SANDY NEWS
BOTH ONE YEAR
FOR ONLY
$I.5o

The Presidential Election Is ap-
Troaching. Times have changed.
That Is all. Mr.. watterson Is q
Democrat. and has always been +.
Democrat, never q Republican.
Es-ehtial differences out Of the
way. Democrats are getting to
gethtr. The Courier Journal is golnI
10 support the ticket And there you
have II"
seDd your order for this combina
tor to us-not TO the Courier Jour.
raj The regular price of the Week.
" Courier Journal alone is 81 4
year
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Eap,iN Ia. Ang % nasn
Re CAlcAso Milwaukee 4
lT1ni ~as WRECKED A. Key.
i's 49,, ~ herv Twenty
fe lniur,-i TIE vreck was
ne train collsaing with I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

al. AoS eo-James Chap
ne ~; knoun passasef
- IN unhn Pacific. was
I b-,ar hear EvAnstn0. wvo
- nss-S wrcc badly els~Sl
nal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

|ala AUG - Il aisas'rors
Tm has runlned 50 pr en-,
TOP in ne Blvceelds tis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
a. Declared vsl,o.

|nri-oo Anr 20.-rAe stat,
part rcaders.s a de-is,oa in
nas ssArY cas-. sastaiasng
q %. ~mosai q Mayor
re appointment q Mayor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
WANTED

Furnished room in private family
Cor man and wife With u without
board Address Room. care BIG sandy
News
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

~ tlH sIANNNN -NAAA ~
the prcSeut mayor and eoari Of su'
psryiscrs
Receiver, fcr the Popc Msuufac'ur-
,sr eou.pany and is subsidiary cOn.
NAV ths Pop, Motor Car coupeny
uhlch an, cnrssct 10 ihe manufacture
= automobile. AL hicycies With
-air omss art plant a, Hartford,
ccpu uerc sf,iatet iu NcN Tors.
~ rersr, coaner,icuJ and Ns>sa
.,a..ff. me tauuJe ~as aScfie'S @
AZ. .H,ecrry s. ioe rrcngy market
fnrs Asl,evu,. oue q The Irish land
tsris eh1s, acruty IN he aattis
ers.ipr esr bas aroaset bitter ant
...,.v rsrprv'y e~sr,i SAITH iron
~ rkrfrsr e heab wh'ch laFily
s.siea,ei ,h, tuntine la,iee where 3
eas s,reVinc
Ssrrsfsry tf IRE Treasury Nor'sftoe
has decides, ~ iS,rteute eoVernu'eo'
funds - ava the movement o. ,h'i
Years c,ups rte rl0u pursued lsS'
te.r With son.s notifications, Is 70 b
followed
Attorney Geuvrsl Ronspsrie Is u
ror.,i 10 have decided that the Inter
NATIONAL Harvester ocmpAnN ee'osss
Al ~ cls.s II bAd trusts and teN' u
1 H. aasy q tsc eccrnWe0t 10 PRISE
cute
An heir to William walton Assor
millions Was bcSn At Cliveden- .ie '
| The sou ot waldcri Assog, IT,. and vi
b. called waldost III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
MONUMENTS,

Tombstones and ali
kinds ofcemstery work
made to order. Write
me for free samples and
designs.
l.. B. WELLMAN,
Louisa. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
'Ounly treasurer

~ all oOua,y Gains %
|sai .oE the year 1896 Gown
aatiug No IS. and al
lie rear 1893. regardless
Robert Dixon.
|Iiesssrer IAvrence cOsn,y
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-08
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co., members Of
tbs New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1858 street north
west
New York, Aug. 1.-The situation in the cotton mar
Int to-day vas not materially changed. Texas was
still without rainS and there vas no signs Of any
Early ia the day the market worked up about 10
points and eased of little later on support being
derived IN the main. from shorts. the public con-
tinung to show indifference Gables were responsive
To bull efforts on this side Of the water. but the
hesitation Of outsiders tends TO check aggressive
ness on the part Of local bulls. The fact Is that
while rains would be very beneficial In Texas we
have not yet reached the stage where calamity talk
makes much impression. An extended period Of
drought would q course be cause for concern. and
until then, quick pToht-taking is the general policy
Of conservative operators The crop is doing we'll
on the whole and independent Of Texas, accounts
are very good. rule. The first week Of August
has passed with the crop status, IN our Judgment
against bullng. To bring such about with success
there must be worse prospect in Teas OF else
where. but the temper of the trade generally is to
be guided by existing crop conditions rather than
future happenings. Liverpool is due to come IL the
morning % 20 lower.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

First street northwest between d and streets
Owen s. Ednonst0n e.. TX, 70 Morris +. Mar
low, lot o. square 629 $40 Morris E. NARROW
conveys same property to Eleanor G. Edmonst0n
SO.
Clifbomne-Frederick Schafhirt CT TX. TO Henry
z. West, lot g block 5. SO
street northwest, between Fourth and Fifth
strects-Jesse L. Heisken, Ct. al. trustees. "a
Samuel H. sKing, part Let g. square SIS. Sl50
Samuel II. King et TX. conveys same property
to Hattie Coin. So
Ingieside-Wiliam NJ Terrell ct al, trustees Il
Samuel T. Stonebraker, lot 50, square s, s. 800.
Samuel f. St0nebrakeT conveys same property 70
Carrie Y. Dorman SO
South pinehurst-South Pinehurst Company 10 Ed
win I. Pollock, lots y and g. square @ls. $780,
Fourteenth street Fourteenth street Heights
Land Company to n. d. Cool lots % and IS.
square 2sl7. 500
No. Us Ninth street sOuthwest-Nathan Hazen 70
Mary d. Hazen, lot a. square 49, Sl09
Wesley Heghts-J. Roberts Fo,lke trustee. 70 Sam
uel D. Knott. lots p and IS block .. 400.
Barry Farm-Willism X. Scott e al, trustees 10
Walter Mckenzie, lot $50. SECTION s. So
No 1913 ThiTty-sec1ud street northwest-Msria L.
Tan ct ell. to Mary 2, Brown. lot 4. and part
lot s. square 1880 sc
Grant road-George 4. Ames 10 jackson Il. Raj
stem, part Of Rock Of DInbarton. $40.
WOodley Park-Lather 4. Swartzell 10 Aaron r.
TOwnshend, lots Is 20 g. block L. SO.
AsbuTy PaTk-JasOn A Barber et NIX 20 John T.
and Esther A. Fawcett, lots ! and 49, block 3.
$40. Same to Mary J. KidWel. JOts and 3.
block 5, SO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished hy A. O. Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade, Munsey Building
Chicago, Aug. The market appears to feel for
the moment the weight Of current liberal receipts
Of new wheat. and the absence Of the new demand.
The breaks have forced great deaf Of liquidation
but despite this. good cleaning up Of the market
there has not been enough in keeping with the news
SoahOard has reported good sales for export in red
winter. and Manitoba There were heavy rains N
Eastern Missouri and in all the winter wheat terri
tory 70 the east a that section This Is expected
to cut down the movement later. Good cash wheat
here to-day was relatively less weak than futures
Expert sales were fifty loads.
Com has ruled easier With wheat but has not
declined as much. Quite a large local line has
gone overheard to-day, presumably following the
wheat, and Wall street weakness. Shipping demand
has been only fair New England demand for vel
low net as good. and some yellow at Buffalo offer
ed here by Eastern OWDers at a shade below wear
ago Local cash sales. 900 bushels Export sales
fourteen loads.
Oats have been subject 10 numerous ups and
downs. Smaller traders who loaded ND on this
bulge, were again dumped overheard hy a Quick and
sharp decline. which later was in turn followed by
good all-around advance leading 90 the top prizes
Of the day. Leading longs have added To their
lines to-day and are asserting that run Of receipts
from farmers this year viii not be the uual one
following threshing, as oats are too light Cash
oats. In sample market. were ! cent higher than
yesterday. Local cash sales l0OO