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Middletown transcript., 1908-05-30

This special sale includes some great
values in Muslin Underwear, Sample
Underskirts, Corset Covers and Drawers
all beautifully trimmed, some hand en-
broidered, all to go at J price 25c to
81 SO, regular price double.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
HER FACE WAS NOT FAIR.
But There Wau One to Whom She
 Would Always 30 Beautiful.
 ,,,, , .tsa1 , ,,,,k Fooa to

But There Was One tO Whom She
 Would AlwayS 30 Beautiful.
 The blind boy raised a rapt face tc the light,
 "And my motherI" he said question ingly. "Tell me how she looks again I shah soon be able to sec and know I shall find one more beautiful than all the rest and cry: Mother. mother! Why do you not speakT"
 His sensitive face was turned re- proachfully toward his father You have always told me how lovely she is She Is little-nOt taller than my shoul' der-I know that"
 The old man laid his arm over the lads shoulders.
 You must know now what your blindness would have kept you from knowing" be said Your mother ls not fair and beautiful now in face. but her soul is what God made for moth CT When you can see. look for the face which holds the greatest love You win not be mistaken. It will be your mothers"
 The great surgeon looked for q mo, ment or two Into the sIghtless eyes and then turned and laid his hand on the fathers trembling arm.
 "Only God can make him see, my friend" be said kindly. Your boy was born blind. and human skill can not help him"
 The blind boy was the first to speak and he laid his nrm around the sud, denly aged form of his father
 Come" he said. "let us go back to mother. She will always be beautiful to me now" and they turned and gave place to the others. .- Exchange.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
caustic Whistler.

Whlstler's caustic wit Is shown by the following anecdotes:
 "Of one who was held to be Eng. lands most brilliant young artist, Yes, he said thoughtfully, he's clever, but there's something common in every thing he does, so what's the use Of ltT"
 Like many great men, he had but little time for any but his own work. He told me q story demonstrating this most clearly. Ills "Nocturne In Blue and Gold. Valparaiso" was ln the Hlll collection In Brighton. Mir Hlll had two galleries and well known collec- ton. eventually sold at Christle's. Whistler went down tO see Mir Hlll, and said he:
 "'I was shown Into the galleries and of course took a chair and sat looking at my beautiful "Nocturne." Then, as there was nothing else to do went to sleep '"-Sldney Starr's Personal Recollectlons Of Whistler" ln Atlantic.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
A Chinese DelieaeY.

The tips from the topmoSt shoots of the bamboo tree are 6uled when they are not more than three Inches long, peeled and preserved much as pine. apple is. though the tips are cut in quarters. This fruit has a remarkably delicate and pleasant taste and is large. ly used as a havoring for meat, though 1t can be eaten in the raw state, being rich and juicy. The edible is expen. sive on account of the difficulty in SC. curing 1t from the tops of the tall, slender trees at just the right time.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06

The exercises oi the eighth grad,rs Of the SSagway school was altogether ere ditable to them and to Skagway school.
 Among their number was young ua- tive girl, the first to have submitted to the discipline, seli-impoSed, necessary to go through Lom start to finish, to the poin. of securing diploma in the schools Of Alaska. To all the graduates |, may be said their performance calls for commeudatioa and congra,ulation but especially is this true ID this case.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
THE YUKON IS TO HAVE HOME RULE

"Iu striking contrast with the failure Of the American congress to pass the bill designed to establish In Alaska a territorial form of government" says the Post-IutelIigencer, lis the attitude which the Canadian government has as. sumcd toward the Yukon by presenting to parliament, at Ottawa bill which provides for wholly elective legIsla- ture ln the territory.
 The Dominion government has been very much more liberal In it's treatment of the Yukon, very much more prompt iu responding 10 the reasonable de- mands of the people of that rich terri- tory, than our government has ID the matter o' Alaska,
 "The Yukon has steadily fought for an electire legislative boay. By the grant of 1898 the legislative body was composed of five appolntiye members. In 1901, iu obedience to persistent popular demand the Dominion govern meut provided for two additional members, to be elected by the people. Ia 1905 five elective members were allowed, but the government still held the balance Of power because the gov eruor of the Yukon was speaker ot the legislative council.
 Under the bill which the Ottawa government now offers the ten memb- CTS of the lel lslatiye council will be elected by the people, and the .cItizens Of ,he Yukon will get the degree of home rule they have been struggling for from the beginning.
 "The progress Of the territory win undoubtedly be more rapid under the new order, and it may profit the Amer icau government to take note Of otta- was altered attitude toward the Yu- kou, for Alaska is demanding and must have home rule also"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
THE REAL TEST
Of HerpIcIde Ia In Giving It a Thor
 ouEh Trial.

Of HerpIcIde Ia In Giving It a Thor
 OuEh Trial.
 There Is only one test by which to judge Of the efficiency of any article and that Is by It's ability to do that which it is intended to do. Many hair .gors may look nice and smell nice. ut the point is-do they eradicate Dam run and stop falling hair?
 No. they do not. but Herpicide does ecause It goes Co the root Of the evil ud kills the germ that attacks the apllla from whence the hair gets is Letters from prominent people every Uvrc are daily proving that Newbro's tcrpiclde stands the test of use" Tt ls a delightful dressing. clear, puro nd free from oll or grease.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send nc. in tamps for sample to The Herpitics Co., Detroit. Mich.
 Two sizes-5O cents and lI.Oo.
 Wm. Britt, Special agent, SksgwaY
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06

That any or all members of tn GuG- geuheim family should think Of shift iug from one church to another does net appear of as much moment to some of us up here as it may appear to them, or to those who have cnarge of the dis. scmiuatiou Of intelligence over the country.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06

heroic figure in history. All that their efforts have resulted in 30 far Is to get themselves into trouble and lift him upon pedestal. This is the result generally of the labor of the merely vicious.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06

Mir. Corson Is about 10 enter upon a "whirlwlDd campaign" apparently. The greater the whirlwind the sharper the contrast when the votes are count ed. Mir. Corson cannot win in this country out Of the hand Of Governor Hoggatt. Anybody might know that.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
CLOUDY AND CALM
NO CHANGE IN THE RIVER

The result Of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, June 5 1908, Is ss follows; Temperature time Observat'n.. n..5O above Max. temp. preceding 24 hours. ,56 above Min. ..49 above Mesn e {" !" ..52 above
 Barometer 30.lS
 Cloudy, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06

The annual cleanup day in Skagway passed of as quietly and uneventiully as was to have been expected under the circumstances.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
oN1Y oNE BRoMo QuININE,

That is LAXATIVE BROMO oUIN- NE. Look for tho si mature of E. w. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure cold in One Day. 25c F
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
OUT FROM AILIN

The steamer Cleaner arrived at Car ibou from Atlin this morning on her first trip. with Is passengers from At lin.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
NO CHANGE ON RIVER

No change On lake or river Is report ed.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
A Wonderful Instrupent

You should drop into the Mascot and hear the music The electric piano has q Mandolin attachment equal to whole octette of Mandolin attachments with @ string of pew airs.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06

The enemies or Dreyius are bent on making him the most dlstin guIshed and
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
BRYAN AWAY IN THE LEAD

Following is an estimate of the na- tional democratic situation framed up ,o May 25.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
The Mascot

Reed. by last boat 100 new records for Electric Piano. All up-to-date classical music.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06

Best meals in Whitehorse at Royal Cafe. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06
QUICK DELIVERY, PHONE 90

Baggage, coal and wood delivered up- on shortest notice day or night.
 Fl. Freidenthsl, General Expressing Bonded Carrier.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-06

No better cigar made than the Bull Dog. Sold at Tony Dortero's.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
Daily Death Lis.

Aramine Antaya. Ga years, ga HOW
ard: nitral reorganization.
Stanislaus Wszaiek, years. 1873 Nor
tor meningitis.
Omar Stoddard. So years, 500 May
bury; pernic,ous anaemia.
Byron @. Brown. 20 years. 81 Kerch-
eval typhoid fever. -
Richard Mclaughlin, SO years. IL
Humboldt; tuberculosis.
George Franklin. 35 years. SIS Phil
adelphia; pneumonia
Irene Little. - years, 4ss Riopelle;
Joseph Dyska So years. 7e3 wesson;
carcinoma.
aware: enteritis.
Uezkiah wilkins. 81 years, West
side hospital. uremic poison.
Fred w. Jarvis, 35 years. Grace hos
pital; pneumonia. -
Christina Kammerhoff. As years, Sl4
Field: Utilization OF heart.
Adam Boetcher. 70 years. 119 CT
80 Laura Hintz. Sc years. 5esh Twenty
third: exhaustion.
Joseph Karszina, 81 years, Solvay
hospital. fracture OF skill.
John Hroncsak 36 years, Solvay hos
pitaI fracture Of skull
Adelaide X. Leadbetter, 35 years, 500
r. Fort paralysis.
Charles Golka. A years. ~ Albertus;
crashing injuries.
Jonn SmITn. 20 vrHrs, Sufvu- fTu-pf-
tai. carholic poisoning.
Mary Schneider. 65 years, 5I2 Lafay-
John Scott. rs years. es1 Third; SEN
ility.
Roen Dolby. ~ years. los Third;
apoplexy.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18

q Cd No ioci No. MS . SSrss s sIfs,
as 20 ), WOOL Soc q, ii.
painted oarbed wire, $3.50; ga,i nd a,s..
70 and per cent on poultry netting.
after wesyinE. 50 per cent on VIE ,s
joint cavetrough. so and 10 PEI cent
OF; round and corrnsatsd conductor
pipe. 20 and 3 per cent on
,.emoss-csniornia, ss7SGs.vo per
aM..ars7a.'SSs soc P sso - o.r
o.ions--Soa7Jc per bu: Spanish.
OF oiss-Rsw iinseeG a5ey boiled I'm
seed ace gal less per cent tor cash
in l. days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9hc; turpentine, In oarrei iots'
riaesppIss-Fiorida. ssSo0s per
doZ =,
rss cs.. Core ,o; &c per H. Detroit.
$4,000 per bu; new Bermudas' ss'so~
E."is., 5;rs. s ssTIPs' gees. ssoiiSS s
turkeys. iaaitc;. dressed hens, Ice:
gees. lie; turkeys, i5@ise per To- b.,
PORK. tls.5O@iT:Oo: light. clear; $3.50:
hoavy. $40; smoked hams. 1i5 @loei dry
allied briskots &C: shoulders. SIC:
iicnic hams. &c; bacon. 12rc: laro. N
.ierces. &c: kettle rendered. ioc 10
Rnbbtts-sl I0M1.5o per dox
strawberrie---i5c per OF 49,.
sweet Potntoe.--Illinois. u.1S per
surar--t.rystai dominoes. $40: eagle
tablets. Sc 66, cut loaf. SEES: cubes
1870, xxx powdered. $3.50; stand
srd powdered. 1888: grsnulated, extra
coarse Sc So, granulatod In bulk, -. ID;
.raruiated IN f0-ib cotton bags. $3.50.
1ranuiated IN 25-lb cotton bags. $3.50;
Michigan g-ennlated. saes; No. ! Ssts
tsi5: No. z, s5i5: No J, $50; No. 4,
sos: No. 8. 81: No. G. 81 95: No. s. 449o;
No s. t4.s6; No. .. st.se: 70. 10; t,s;
= 80 iol = No. III, II. $3.50 G No Is. s, per 10
lbs.
rniiow-No. l. lMc per 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
rOrpEn 1T rE.n.

Furnished hy Cameron Currie & CO.;
The market was again strong ana
ing. with North Butte the most active
issue. This stock sold W 70 san as
against closing price OF $3.50 on frl-
dny and reacted only fractionally from
Superior & Pittsburg were also Feat
ures. tho former advancing 10 -
and the latter rising I = TO IL = Calu-
met q Arizona rose ! points, COP.
per Range touched Co with a point
reaction and Butte Coalition reached
20M. Amalgamated advanced old
Dominion i and Anaconda ~. There
wds good demand for shares OK the
Lake group Tho market CLOSED actlye
and strong. The copners have al
canved almost steadily during the past
Of a reaction Il looks as though
prices would go higher GeNt week
The striking OF the Baltic lode on
the Isle Royale IS IN event or the
great Importance rs affecting the fut-
nre OF that companv. The Isle Royale
has q remarkable showing IN the new
shafts on the Isle ltoyals lode, Were
two large permanent shafts are going
down. There has been no DOUBT IN
the minds ~ the management that the
Baltic lode would BE found In place,
SUPERIOR has the Baltic formation wei
rffffeFaliRea. Isle Royale comprises
over $500 acres Of mineral land. The
company has fully three miles on the
strike OF each lode, giving Il unlimited
available mining ground.
Since the reopening OF the CRANKY
mines there has been a steady influx
OF the unemployed from every quarter.
After several weeks close down, IL
was impossible for the CRANKY TO put
it's mines in operation at once, but
some men are being added daily with
the large number now in camp, how
ever, there are more than enough TO
fll all positions now ready for them.
The CRANKY Is the only property work
ing their just now.
Section 16 shart at Atlantic since
changing cross cutting from west 10
east az the 10th level is showing more
regular ground. Sporadic vein rock
with copper has been found. The per-
manent hoist has been completed.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
MARKET STRONGER;
Govt EASES UP
ON GOAL RfSS.
WHOLE YEARS DIVIDEND TO BE
DECLARED ON STEEL PED 70
asAssuRE INVESTORS AND re-
STORE CONFIDENCE.
ax e z. HARRINGTON.

NEW YORK, Jan 1S.-The STOCK
market showed considerable strength
.fhe strongest argument for improve
nent being the attorney generals de.
cislon to suspend pressure, on coal
roads, pending decision oy the su-
preme court
Protection for the underwriting
holdings in the American Smelters Be
curities Co. taken upon the syndicate
dissolution. accounted for the seihns
Of American Shelters aud the ham
,merIng of that stock
Years Dividend In Steel.
In connection with the advance OF
United States Steel common, 1t was
reported that the whole years divi
dend on preferred will be declared for
the purpose OF reassuring investors
and restoring confidence In the INDUS
trial situation.
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
have been out OF line for time past
and there was considerable talk OF
bringing the former up in price 10
make Il more in harmony with the
movements of the latter.
At the close OF the market prices
were very strong with advances all
along the line. Foreign houses bought
Southern and Union Pacific heavily.
Talk OF an extra dividend for North
ern Pacific which IS again current may
as well be put over for at least IL
months. as the directors have that
time limit for a decision on any spe-
cial dividend before holders OF the new
xfr,ck ean s,arficjDnte
u. S. Not Heavy Borrower.
There has been a general impress
sion that the United States, during
the recent panic. borrowed immense
amounts OF gold from foreign coun
tries TO relieve the financial stress
But this is not SO. as is shown by
the foreign commerce OF this country
during the months OF October. No
MEMBER and December. Most careful
w compiled statistics make surpris-
ing revelation. During that period the
excess OF exports of merchandise was
$276, 765, 43O and of silver s2,131 .30S, a
total OF s27S,s96.7s0. The excess i'm.
ports OF gold In the same period was
S107. 1875. 57s. leaving balance in our
favor OF $171 ,6S7 .160. in all likelihood
this balance has been settled accord
Ing to the usual customs of trade. but
the figures show a remarkably favor
able condition OF things.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
DIE

CLoUGH-Jan. II, 1906. at his late res
idence. SO Hancock-ave. east, James
r. Clough. In his seventy fourth
year. Notice of funeral later
COIJRTLEIGH-Jan. 16. 1908, at New
York Nellie. beloved wife OF William
Courtleigh and sister of Mrs. Albert
Davidson, Thomas and Jessie Cross.
Funeral from IL I.ovett-ave., Detroit.
saturday. at 1870. and st. Vincents
church at = y. IN.
CORBETT--Jan. IL. at residence, $50
Junction ave, Frances, beloved wife
of John Corbett. mother OF Mrs. j. >.
Dunn Mrs. c. Ramo, Alice. Edward.
william and Lillian Corbett Funeral
from residence. Jan. 20. at Sac, and
Holy Redeemer church Mt p.
MAEGDEFRAU--Ja H. EDWARD. aged
"a years, beloved husband OF Amelia
Maegdefrau. Funeral Monday at
o. IN, from Charles Geists chapel, 23V
Randolph-st.. one block north or era
tiot-ave
SCOTT-Rev. John. aged 20. Jan. 1G.
N, 1908, ct his residence. s61 Third ave,
beloved husband Of Fannie Scott and
rnother Of John Scott. Jr. Funeral
Monday. Jan 20. y. m. at residence,
burial ga Woodlawn.
McDERMOTT--Jan. II. 1908, Belinda.
widow OF the lace Peter Mclpcrmott.
Funeral from 500 Bcaufalt ave. Tues-
day morning; hour later.
MARDON--Jan 16. 1905. at her rest
denCc, e39 Congress-st., Lore, beloved
wife OF Edward Mardon. Funeral
Monday at ESQ y. mr. from residence.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
wEEkLY BANK srATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-The changes
In the hank statement, as compared
viii last week are as f01IOWs. sur
plus told) Increased sf6.55l.425: sur
plus new, increased. $16.265.0 OBS.
loans. increased, s9,52S, 100; specie, in
creased. s22.294. 700. legal tenders. in
creased. 1881, 100; deposits, increased.
SIS, 537 500. circulation, decreased, 81
$4,000: United States deposits We're
s72.027,i00 against s73,l72,1o0 last
uyaaL
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18

ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.. BAN,
5 1t building, Griswold Snd uLand
klver-~f'astor,- William RurEh. : p
~ a.. Prophecy for Beginners Illus
trated with large paintings; I.So'
t,Nanselistic service. Good music
Welcome
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
IN DETROIT-Rev. Gaius Glenn Al
kins, ID. ID, and Rev. Irving w. stu
art. ministers Morning service,
1890 with sermon, "rh1me, the Pow
er OF the Church TO Forgive sin,
1880 u. M. evening seryiSa. wlth nd
dress theme The Imminent Split ot
Cod as Formative Force In Society
FORT STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Opposite Union station. Edward IA.
Pence, ID. ID. pastor. services AT
1870 and 1889. Morning subject,
THE captain and completer or our
faith" evening subject, Men VIII
praise, when?' The public ~ cor
ttutty invited to all services.
JEFFERSON AVE. PRESBYTERIAN
church. corner Rivard--Pastor. Rev.
A IL Barr. Public worship. / a. IA.
and 1880 %. m. Morning. Your King
dom" Evening. Brigadier Bovell OF
the salvation Army. on rescue work.
organ recital. 1910 to 1880. by MI.
Renwlck. All are cordially invited.
JNlyERSA LIST-Church OF our Fath-
er. Lee s McCollester 1880 sermon
The Gospel OF Christ. 1880, Illus
trated lecture. The Lakes or Eng
land
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 1S.-(spe-
cial by resolution OF the militarv
beard. the flag used BY Brig. Ben. Har-
rah has been presented to him in
commendation of his excellent services
on behalf of the National Guard.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
posroS COPPER SALES.

Furnished by Cameron Currie & CO.:
Adv 10. ANAL. 1850: Az. 10; Arc,
sos; Ariz, 1895; Att. 1850; Bal. 3.ls6;
Bing.. e.3s7; b. G.. 219o; Bu.. $500; c..
Range. 1888; Elm, ESQ: FIR. 4s5: g. c..
400 Roy, s.75s; IaSai., 1905. Mass.
$50; Mex 1850: Mich, 20; Mob. So;
New, 1909; N. B. alag; O. D.. 2,02e;
Csc %; Par. 1870; Qy. 1870; r. L.. 600:
g. Fe, $50; Shan, 1920: Tam. 20; Trim.
LAP. u. 5. r.. 331: do pfd. 927; u.
c. 295; Utah, ISIS: Wet. 10: Win, f74;
Wolv 95; Wyan.. so.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.--Money on call
nothing SAID. Posted rates sterling
exchange s4.S804.s7 with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at sf.S6.s5u 4.S1
for demand and stS2.15n ass for sixty
days. Prime mercantile paper un-
changed at 6G7 per cent. London bar
silver 25ssc. New York bar silver
55isc Mexican dollars i4c.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
VIEW .ouK CoTroN

NEW YORK, Jan. ts.-At the open
ing this morning, the cotton market
was ouiet and easier. There was no
bulls however. and after the call the
list responded quickly to buying or
ders from the room contingent and was
soon strong. advancing five points over
the previous close Commission firms
were buyers and u looked az though
all the long stun that was for sale had
come out.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
NEw ,nRK sUGAR.

NEW YORK, Jan 1S.--The local re-
fined and raw sugar markets were
steady and unchanged The London
beet sugar market is easier, with jan
uary down =. q at IS 91z "a. and Febru-
airy unchanged at 9s 1012d
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Charles Price, Fort wayne.
Rarney Kowalske 1889 Dubois.
Herman Gorges. ga Campbell.
Frank wallace 200 Fourth.
otto Theel. 225s w. Fort
VIM. Burbank, SO owen:
George Williams. 1880 Fourteenth.
Fred June. ~ Iseavitt.
John Becker. s4s Putnam.
WIN. Garlick. 479 Berlin
Daniel Osgood, se5 Roosevelt
GIRLS.
Gaorxe r. Lerchen. 1914 Eighteenth.
.John Tee, Asa Commonwealth.
Burton wolvin. SCI sixth.
Abraham Katz. 1SG Winder.
Sam yilansky, lao Brewster.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
Marriage Licenses

Michael Bydewshi. -; Rozalia Jan
iszewska. II.
William A. Leaver. ~: Nellie Loder,
10.
Joseph Stroka. -: Victoria Roman.
Is.
Roy f. David. %. ithaca; Della Il.
Coward. 60. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
" la do. COUP fo4 Is6SI05: new 5s
reg, 1904 @l0l = do. coup. 10l @103:
new as reg. lisa 4120h; do coup,
1909 V122; Phil. As 1lO1l offered
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

SCIENCE, First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, Alexandrine-ave-
west. near Woodward. Morning. 1889.
evening 1880: subject. Life. Wed
nesday evening meeting, ';f9. heau-
ing room, 20 witherell-st., open from
10 s.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO,
EAST BUFFALO.
livestock Rcpovt ny sosiIer. Eorick n
To-. Com FnfEpfor Merchants.


Co.. Com snfspfor Merchants.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 1s.--(SpeciaL)
--Cattle--Receipts light and steady.
Hogs--Receipts 1000; medium ana
heavy. $500 445; pigs, and workers..
S4.4o ~ 400. heep---Receipts 5000. top
lambs, $40; top calves. $S.5oGS.75.
EAST BUFFALO. n ". Jan. IS
Cattle--Receipts l25 head. trade light.
steady. Neals-Receipts 400 head. mar
ket slow, soc lower: Gull 10 choice
veals, $4.T549. Sheep and Iambs--Ke-
ceipts 5000 head. market slow, lambs
loo lower. sheep, steady; lambs, Gull TO
choice. $4,000 7.30. few a [ SEQ; year
lings, s6m 6.35; wethers. $4,000: ewes.
IS q $50: mixed sheep, s3ns5.50 Hogs
Receipts 1850 head. market slow and
loo lowers pigs and workers., 1880
$50; mixed and heavies, $4.40m445;
roughs. $3.50 500; stays, s313.25.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.--Hogs---Receipt
10000, market weak SC lower light
hogs. 34.1514.40; mixed and heavy,
$1,000 40; roughs. s420W425: pigs.
3,e0 q 4.20 workers., s4.s0N4.35 Cattle
Receipts 400, steady beeves, s3.651
6,20 cows and helfers, S15Odl25.
Texans, $4,000; calves, %55OG7.3J;
good prime western steers, $375ft46O,
stockers and feeders. $2.50647O. Sheep
=-iteceipts 1000. steady. natives and
western sheep, s3.50Q $40: yearlings. IS
g6; native and western lambs, $500
The Detroit times., 1908-01-18
EDUCATIONAL.
wANTEp-REAL ESTATE.

W ANTED-would like TO hear at once
from owner having Eodo medium
size farm or small business for sale
an any good prosperous locality.
Please give price and description
and reason for selling. state when
possession can be had. Will POSI-
lively a Iced VIII, rsn,S own sr, only no
Drawer 90. Reehsatexs ~ xs