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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10

suited as follows: w. S. Brown. Sc: G.
w Crew, &c; d. -. Cox, IS; G. Il. Del
arue. 5S; S. j. boswell. IS; w. l.. Fox,
As; Nat Lancaster. As; r. w. Newman.
So; Charles Stebbirs. 3d. The seven
receiving the highest votes were elect
cd. T. b. Trevillian. for Town Ser
gcant. received Sc. 15ighty-thrce votes
were cast.
All the old Council We're reelected
except Mr.. Lancaster G. w. Crew. now
Mayor. Will be reelected. and Charles
Steddins. Treasurer and clerk, Will also
again fiji the Office which he has held
for thirty-four years.
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NO FIGHT IL PETERSBURG.
The Democratic Nominees Are Elected
Without OnnnNifInn

Without Opposition.
FSpeciafto The Times Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG, VA. June &9.--The fol-
lowing candidates. nominated at the
recent Democratic municipal pri-'
mary, We're elected to-day without
opposition: Mayor, William NJ Jones;
Board of Aldermen First Ward, Will
liam Il. Moore; Second Ward A. r.
Moody; Third Ward, Fl. T. DOMAIN;
Fourth Ward. w. N. Jones; Fifth Ward.
2. IT. Hawkins; Sixth Ward. r. L.
Chandler. Common Council, First
Ward, j. w. Wells and J. B. McCul-
loch; Second Ward Samuel r. Bur-
we'll and r, b. Davis; Third Ward. u.
II. Patterson and sR. NJ Crnddock:
Fourth Ward James Fl. Gray and T..
NJ. Barksdale: Fifth Ward ]. r.
Quarles and w. #. Mulcaha: Sixth
Ward, G: r. Walsh and W. B. Rcade
Councilman Reade, of Sixth Ward. is
the only new member elected.
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Rcsnlts in Front RoynI.

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
FRONT ROYAL, VA. June 9.-F'rom
all appearances of the election held
here to-day an entire new Town Coun-
ell Will be elected, bonds for the erec-
ton of new public school Will be
voted for and the plans for leasing the
electric light plant will be defeated.
Within the past twenty-four hours
sentiment towards leasing the light
plant changed from for 1t to against It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
Mayor Smith Has waIkovcr.

- Special 10 TIC Tlmes-DIspatCH.J
n LYNCHBURG. VA, June 9.--The mu-
nicipal election here to-day resulted In
a walkover for Mayor G. w. Smith. who
was opposed by John p. Thompson. an
independent The Incumbent secured !,
majority of 619 votes ont of a total vote
of 913. The Democratic ticket for both
branches OF the City Council was elect
ed without opposition.
The result in the mayoralty fight Is
not a surprise. but 1t veriffes the fore
cast made last night of what the re-
suit would be.
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wo,lAN,s MISSIONARY UNION.
Quarterly Meeting Of Presbyterian yVo
men Held mt Don Air.

w [speeial to The Times Dispatch.]
BON AIR, VA,. June 9.-!The quar-
airy Union Of the East Hanover Pres :
byteryawas held Tuesday at the Bon
Air Presbyterian Church. About fifty
were met BY committee OF ladies at
the II O'Clock train, and conducted to
tho HAYNES Memorial Library. After a
social halt hour and lunch the delega-
tion repaired to the church, where a
business session'was held. DR.. F.. b.
Mcclure opened the meeting with a
Happy address OF welcome, and pro-
ford, Miss Bessie Call la secretary
and Miss Matte Smith the treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
nor FIGHT IL MANCHESTER.
Wet and Dry lincs Closely Drawn, but
the Democrats Garry Day.

The Democrats Garry Day.
snecial to The Times Dispatcl.]
WINCH ESTER. VA. June 9.--Great
Interest vas taken to-day in the mu-
that strong efforts We're put forth tu
draw the line between ''wets'' and
"drys'' a large vote was polled. both
sides working all day to get out
every vote. The Democratic ticket Tor
Mayor. Recorder and Councilmen was
elected by q good majority, although
the Citizens League ticket. which was
backed principally by antisaloonists
nut In the field by Republicans. but
they practically indorsed the Citizens
League ticket, Many Democrats. how
ever, Notai the citizens, ticket. the rc-
ing had the effect of SCATTERING party
lines. tSi t#i,' 'e,5la =
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ienrx Mnyor of Moodstoclz.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
WOODSTOCK, VA, June 9.-George
r. Geary. Republican, defeated Mayor
M. r.. Stickley for reelection by ma
jority of Q. First time Republican has
been elected rs Mayor here for a
number OF years,
/ Joseph b. Clover. II. f. Boyer. j. G.
Kniceley. Fl. Morrison, Jr,, James a..
Glover and w. l. Newman were elect
ed#to the Council from field of eight,
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In SfnrtjusyIilc.

[speclal'to The Times Dlspatch.l
MARTINSVILLE. VA, June 0.--Tha
election here to-day resulted
in n complete Democratic victoryts
John w. Carter was elected Mayor by
,56 majority over G. b. Keesee. Inde-'
pendent: f. l.. Turner re-clected ser-l
geant over T. j. Coleman, independents
by 50 majority The entire Democratic
Council ticket was elected by majoris-
ties ranging from 26 to 100
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CAST SOLID VOTE
IN ALL MATTERS.
Petersburg Delegation Decides on
This Course and Elects Major
Lassiter Chairman.
Times Dispatch Bureau,
40 Sycamore street.


Tie Petersburg delegates to the
Democratic state convention at Roam
Ukc. Mt meeting tonight with T..
II. Drewry presiding, and Major a. X.
Moody. secretary, unanimously adopted
n motion by Congressman H. X. Lassi-
ter delegate at large, that the dele
CATION cast the solid vote OF all the
eleven delegates On all questions be-
fore the meeting of the Fourth Con-
grcssional District Committee. on mo-
tlon OF DR.. j. NJ. Burke, Major LassIter
was elected a chairman Of the deiega-
ton.
At the recent city convention when
the delegates were elected, they were
instructed To vote for an uninstructed
delegation 10 the Denver convention
and resolution was passed express
Ing the sense OF the convention in
favor of aboiishing the primary system
and returning 10 the plan Of nomi-
mating candidates for Congress and tho
governorship at convention.
FnII TO Get Injunction.
Those residents OF High street who
have long been making u hard fight
to prevent the erection OF telephone
poles and the strinKing OF cables and
wires along that thoroughfare by the
Petersburg Telephone Company. have
Junction from Judge i. NJ. Mullen, OF
the Hastings Court. Judge Mullen has
rendered his opinion In tho case OF r.
G. Scott against the telephone com
pary, In which the plaintiff seeks an
Injunction restraining the company
from placing the poles and wires in
front of his High Street property. de.
clarinS that such action would lie an
unwarrnntcd Invasion of his rights of
f,a1t tfnp
could compensate him.
After reviewing at length all fea-
lures OF tic case. the opinion Of the
eourt states that II residents of other
attractive localities as Higl, street. are
satiEfed With the telephone service
which is oTered to High Street rest
dents. the Inter should be conten.
herewith. or make mp their minds TO
do without. The motion for injunction
is therefore denied
Doctors md DruEEi>ts 10 Play.
The doctors. and druggists Of the
an unknown novelty al kenilworth
Park Tomorrow afternoon In the form
OF bloodless conflict on the diamond
for the benefit OF the Kings Daugh-
ceipts OF the game Will be presented
DR.. Julian r. Beckwith. a prominent
young physician OF this city. left on
sunday night for Admission. Ala. where
he will nc married on Thursday. June
Iith. to Miss Louise Cameron. of that
city. Among those who will he pres
ent are Air. and Mrs. T. S Beckwith
and Mr.. r stanley Bcckwith, Of this
city: Bishop C. NJ. Beckwlth. of the
Episcopal Diocese OF Ala6ama, aud
Rev. S. Cary Beckwith. OF Charleston.
S C.
The funeral OF Mrs. Samuel y. Paul
formerly Of this city, who died at her
home In Kew York City on Sunday.
took place from ST. Paul,s Episcopal
Church. in this city. at 4 O'clock this
afternoon. Mrs. paul had many friends
and relatives In Petersburg.
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industrial Fair in Norfolk.

rSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, June 9.-The first indus
trial fair, under the auspices of the
100000 League. Is in progress in the
Winery Building. on CRANKY Street. and
is one of the prettiest displays of the
kind ever pulled off in the city. All
of the leading merchants. manufact-
urers and Industrial plants of the city
are represented. The fair will be in
progress two weeks. and it is ex-
ipected that the attendance will be
large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
.Brlstol'. Mayor Reelected.

IA Special to Tho Times Dispntch.1
4 BRISTOL, VA, June 9.-W. L. Rice
was reelected Mayor of Bristol Va,
in hot contest to-day, defeating i.
S. Ashworth. the next highest man, by
90 votes. The new Councilmen are %.
*. Crymble. II. E. Jones. James a.
Stone, G. w. Hammitt, ]. L. c. Smith.
7. ]. Campbell The result is regard
cd as victory for temperance.
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RESULTS IN ROANOKE.
No Opposition to Observation-Disclosures dc mt
Wins III Kimhnll Ward.
Especial to The Times DISPATCHED

V1T0 T5beC1H1 20 ING IIlHUs- DIspatch.T --0-7 z
ROANOKE, VA, June 9.-But little
interest was taken in the municipal
election to-day outside the Council
contest in kimball Ward, where there
were three tickets-De mocratic Repub-
5lican and independent Republican
There was no opposition to Joel III
lCutchen for Mayor.
In Kimball Ward w, II, Renner, IN
dependent Republican, won over IT,. s
.Hasel, regular Republican,. for Alder
man. and AlcDermott was Reelected
Alderman over llspenlauf, Republican
For Council, Falls won over Pattie
rose Ward. Miller, Republican, won
over leonard, Democrats Tho Demo
Gratis gain one Councilman,
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Cut. wife With Razor.

tIIUNTINGTON, w. VA, June o.
Chaules clicks, In "a jealous rage, last
night attacked his Wife with " razor.
cutting her in more than thirty places.
some OF the gashes being to The bone.
AT the hospital mo homes arc enter
4talned for her recovery, Hicks lis IN
'jail. .,ls N "
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MAYOR wooDING REELECTED.
Dcfents Former Police Chief by Over
5OO-Otlicr Results.


5OO-Othcr Results.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DANVILLE, VA. June "a munici-
pal election was held here to-day for
OF the Board of Aldermen and COM
mon Council, whose terms expire In
July Mayor Harry Wooding was re-
elected by majority of 500 votes over
his opponent. Green Williams. former
chief of police, who received 241 votes
held the position for about eighteen
years.
The election to-day was marked by
the dragging into great extent the
old wet ana dry lines. drawn at the
recent local option election, which re-
jority of 40 votes. Mr.. Williams was
conceded to be the candidate of the
dry faction, and while Mayor Wooding
took no public stand on the liquor
Question. practically all of the anti
prohibition element gave him undivided
support.
For Aldermen and Councilmen the
Citizens Progressive League had q
ticket in the field. which was opposed
by another ticket put up by the dry
leaders. All Of the leagues candidates
are supposed to be against the prohi--
billion movement In the Second and
Third Wards, the Citizens Progressive
League ticket won out, while the drys
were victorious in the First and Fourth
Wards. The Fifth and Sixth Wards did
not figure into wet and dry contest.
The newly elected Aldermen are:
Chalmers Patterson, James p. AGREE,
w. II. Swami, w. A. Hines, w. r. Mitch
ell and G. w. Cooke. The newly elected
Councilmen are a. Ellwanger. w. r.
Fitzgerald, G. g. Holland. Rutledge
Garter. +. w. Townes. j. p. Penn, II
F. Elliott, B.. L. Sublett and L. T.
Lewis.
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sTAUNToN slEMoRIAI. DAY.
Large Crowd Attends the Excrcisess
Mostly Nun the Orator.
[ Special to The Times-DIspi

Il
STAUNTON, VA. June 9.-The larg-
est crowd In years attended Confeder-
ate memorial exercises at Thornrose
Cemetery to-day. The Rev. j. r.. VIII
.liams. of Charlestown. w. Va. M. III.
Church, one of NIoshy's men. was tho
orator. and delivered a Well received
address
The Augusta Memorial Association
held its annual meeting and elected
Captain H NJ. McIlhanny president, and
reelected all the other officers.
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Democrat. Garry Williamsburg.

n Special to The Times Dispatch.I ~
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 9.-ThA
Democrats elected their straight ticket
L. w. warburton received LID against
go for his Republican opponent, Greg
DRY Spencer. The Councilinen, elected
are ID. Coles, RI. S Bird, r. Wolfe, y.
w. Jones. L. w. Lane and j. l.. Mercer
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NlrE.lnin Bench.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
& NORFOLK VA, June 9.-Dr. Elmer
son Land defeated b. P. Holland to- day
for Mayor of Virginia Beach by u
vote OF 20 tolls. The new Council, d.
vlded between the two factions, is as
follows: Messrs. Rudolph, Richardson,
Ashburn and Ferbee.
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school trustee Resign.

NORFOLK. VA. June 9--W. A. Minis
ter, for years n member of the school
board. to-day resigned because of thu
Cook bill. which prevents persons hold
ing municipal Offices from doing work.
for the city.
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Lexington Votes School Bonds.
Ispecial to The TImes- DIspatch.l

-T-71 TSpeCII1 TIE Intts-DIsUatc1I.I AZ
LEXINGTON. VA. June 9.--The cleo
stion day In Lexington for the issu-
school building. resulted in 1T votes
favorins and II votes opposing. giving
a big majority for the building. The
town charter required three-tifths
majority,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW SCHOOL
Ground broken for BufldlnE-To Deep.
en- the Channel.
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= !
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June o.
The ground has been broken here for
the new $4,000 school building TO
he erected by the city this summer.
There was IN interested gathering. in
GLIDING Councilman Henry Dannehl.
Messrs. ". IT, Brannon and Isaac Hirsh.
or the City School Board; several Of
the teachers. a mum Der OF school chill
dren and citizens. Mr. Brannan, OF the
School Board. threw the first dirt, and
others joined In.
The work Of improving the channel
OF the Rappahannock ;iver. on an APP
preparation OF $4,000 by Congress. will
begin June 18th. The Banner Hydraulic
Dredging Company, from Camden. n. j..
has the contract, which will he car
iicd out under the supervision Of a
government engineer. as Inspector
The Ladies' Aid Society of Calvary
Church. in Richmond county will run
an excursion from Urbanna to Freder-
icksburg. stopping at intermediate
landing places on the Rappahannock
River. on Wednesday. June 10th. 1t is
expected TO bring large crowd of
shoppers to this city.
VERDICT EXPECTED TODAY
IN MCCORMICK MUItDER CASE
Special TO The Times -Dispatchl
LEXINGTON, VA. .Jure 9.-The trial
of A. Moore Mccormick for the murder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
II W. i. Yowcll at his home near Fair.

of W. I. Vowel at his home near Fair
field Easter Sunday, now IN progress
in the Circuit Court Of Rockbridge
county. is nearing it's end. The exams
nation of witnesses, about forty five
in all. WAS completed to-day, and ar
Sument began In the afternoon. A
verdict is expected tomorrow after
noon. The case has excited great in
ferest. and large crowds from the
county are in attendance.
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=. +. Lawrence and Jno. A. Wilson. For
the West Ward E. M. Rupe, 7. NJ. Tur.
ner and James Earhart. taa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
Some Women Look Sloppy
beauty and Grace Disappear With the
80. Growth of Eat.

beauty and Grace Disappear With the
Growth OF Fat.
There is nothing SO repulsive In
woman's appearance as an oNerdeVcl-
opment or extreme growth Of fat In
Is essentially one Of grace; the lines
OF beauty vanish as fat accumulates,
aud instead OF beauty we see bulk.
and what was once fair becomes a
fright.
People Just can't help laughing at
heavy mother. or a massive maiden
(who might otherwise be somebody's
swcethearD trying to side-wheel
around, with double chin acting as
with a woman's nature. So. with all
due respect to our women, we still
must say that there are hundreds OF
them who look decidedly SLOPPY
Of fat Which is first noticeable as q
rule in the appearance OF double
diameter, and a bust width that
You can stop being q sde.show, and
be, instead, your normal self, OF per-
feet form and natural weight. and,
moreover. be stronger and In better
health than YOU ever We're before IN
your life, and stop ridicule, by taking
Rengo, III gh4
There is nothing ''iust as good" as
Rengo. Tor sale by all druggists at
$500 per full-sized box. or by mall.
prepaid. by The Rengo CO.. 3323 Rengo
Bldg, Detroit, Mich. The company Will
gladly send you a trial package free
by mall, If you write them direct to
Detroit; no free packages at drug
stores.
For sale aud recommended In Rich
mond by Owens & Minor Drug Co.,
1907 East Main; Peoples Drug CO.,
1900 Williamsburg Avenue Fulton;
c. w. Eaton TWenty-siXth and q
Streets: Tragle's Drug CO.. s. East
Broad Street. X is 81
Owens "a Minor Drug Co. wholesale
distributors. iisf n NJ ~ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
Ashland Elect. Trustees.

j MA Speculative Tho Timcs- pIspnteh,l
n SElLArlD, VA, June a.t7-'rhe cleo
ton for Town Trustees and Town Ser,
geant- which was held hero to,dily. rs-
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The officers broke camp this morn
ing and started on their. line Of march
to Cold Harbor. where the fields occu-
pied by the Union and Confederate
armies. respectively. in 1854 will be ex-
amined and reported on by them to the
WAR Department at Washington, D. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10

LARGEvo IN .s,rAUNToN.
Colonel NVnyt Elected Mayor Over Tay-
lor-Ncw Councllmcn.,
rs Specialize The Times Dispatch.1
K STAUNTON, VA, June 9.-Nincty per
cent. of the registered vote was polled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
NIGHT HAVE BEEN D1FFE,Esr.
rmy Officers View ns to Location of
Troops at Bloody Angle.
Ispecial 10 The Tines Dispatch.l


SPOTSYLVANIA, VA. June Cool
onel Eben Swift. comnandant of the
Army War College, at Washington. D.
c.. who. with his corps OF United States
army officers. has been campcd here
for two days. on yesterday made an
inspection of the lines of Generals
Grant and Lee at the Bloody Angle
battlefield at Spotsylvania Courth ouse,
and held. respectively, by Generals
johnson and Hancock, on May II. 1864,
and after seeing the position Of both
the Union and Confederate lines.
reached the conclusion that had Cen
eral Johnson's line of works been built
upon the crest Of the hill on that field.
instead of on the receding slope of
the same, General Hancoclls troops
would not have had the advantage they
gained by advancing under the cover Of
the hill and darkness to within seventy
yards OF Johnson's line before they
were seen. The Judgment Of the corps
OF officers was that II Johnson's earth
works had been on tho crest OF the
hill. the result would have been differ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
-tInri.ts Ia pIny.

The funeral OF Mrs. Samuel q. Paul.
formerly Of this city. who died at her
home In Kew York City on Sunday.
took place from ST. Pauls Episcopal
Church. tn this city. at o'clock this
afternoon Mrs. paul had many friends
and relatives In Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
Fresh Snaps, liz PIX, -25c

Whole Grain Rice. pound ........ sc
Hominy Gritts. pound .......... Be
Pauney Dat Flakes, pkge. ~. 20 t-2c
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Poto Rico Molasses, quart. ...... Zoe
70 Large MackercI. ....... 2Jc
3-pound Crock Preserves. ..... zoe
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-27
Teachers Examination,
MohalI.
Minot Will Have Races.

The stockholders of the Ward coun'
ty Fairand Racing association held
meeting Monday night and the follow
ing officers were elected: J. H. SEQ
field, president; George w. Swords
secretary; Chas. Grow, assistant sec
rotary; ]. E. McKoane, treasurer. "A
report from the old secretary, L. ;.
Champine, was read, but the stock
holders have asked for more Item
lied report, which will soon be forth
coming.
The association will give another
meet this year, altno the dates have
not yet been selected. M1not Will De
in the racing circuit with Cando, Bot
tineau, Rugby and Williston A ne"
track will be built in that city.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-27
Smart Is Persistent.

The Optic still persists IN running
the advertisement Of travelling Twin
City doctor, against the wish OF the
Northwestern Medical society, and a
committee has been appointed to wait
upon the editor of that paper. Inc
Independent does not see why TINS
doctor should desire to leave so large
a CITY as Minneapolis and travel
westward. He certainly does not pre-
tend that he is any better quallneu
than our home physicians and sur
geons, who have taken courses IN the
best colleges of this country and Oh
Europe. The Independent does not
mean to say that this doctor is IN
scrupulous, tho many travelling doc
tor has proven to be SO. At any RATE
it's better to patronize home phys1-
clan. who is ready to administer 10
your wants at my time of the day OF
night.
Cut out this class of advertising
Bro. Smart. and you'll at least have
the respect Of the medical fraternity
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-27
Neoro WorShipers.

DR.. Powell of the NJ. E. church, mas
decided that the negroes of this city
shall hear the word of God, so has in
yited the colored people to assemble
at the NJ. r. church every Sunday al
ternoon at 8 o'clock.
The first meeting was held Sunday
afternoon, quite a number attending
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-27
sold Fine Cattle.

Alfred Stredwick brot a number OF
choice Shorthorn cattle to the city
this week which he sold to a local
butcher for $40 head. Mr.. Sired
wick has made it a practice for years
Of selling his fat cattle about this
time of the year. He says that he
could not have gotten more than half
this amount last fall, and feels well
over getting so good price. the
cattle have run out all winter, with
nothing but an open shed to cover
them at night, yet they kept fat and
fine. Mr. Stredwick fed them from
a hay rack and gave them nothing but
hay, yet they look as tho they were
con-fed. While they are not register
ed cattle, they are as good for meat
as if they were for Mr.. Stredwick has
had seven full blood males.