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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
THE BLOCK BEAUTIFUL.
Plan to Add to the General Attractive
ness of n Town.

Plan to Add TO the General Attractive
ness of Town.
1t is expected that we may soon see
the "block beautiful" plan OF public
private identifying tried out In south
ern California. Several communities
in some Of our lesser cities have dis
cussed Its possibilities. The scheme is
to call for professional advice, each
property owner to pay a few cents per
front foot toward the fee OF the ex-
pert. A scheme would be laid down
for treating n block or several blocks
as an artistic whole, to be harmonized
by planting proper plants in proper
places Into broad. generous, parklike
effect. This development Is sure to
become n fad in the near future with
our cities, towns and villages which
now pride themselves severally on
being our most beautiful place for
home building. Nothing could add
more to the general attractiveness OF
town-a point quickly observed by
the keen investor. The beautiful spirit
OF harmony and cooperation would
also prove alluring to home seekers. 1t
would show also n universal desire
for the very best In home surround
ings, no small point in the summing
up OF the best place to buy or build.
Some experiments might be tried, in
order to establish n precedent which
others would copy, OF taking n section
OF a village street. including both sides,
and through some cooperative ar
rangement, carry out n plan for the
treatment Of It as a whole, each house
being considered in the general plan.
The expense to each householder could
be reduced TO the minimum-Los An
geles Times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
How to Seal Bottle. and Jars.

When sauces and pickles are bot
tied for winter use care should be TAX
en- that the bottles and jars are per-
fectly alright, and this fact cannot be
assured IL the corks are simply fitted
into the necks and tied down In the
usual manner. The corks should first
be dipped into a mixture Of one-quarter
pound Of beef suet and one-half pound
Of wax, melted down over n slow fire,
and be dried at the fire afterward.
this process being repeated several
times. Then press the corks into the
bottles and dip the heads and rims
into n solution OF one-eighth OF an
ounce of beeswax melted down with
one-quarter pound OF sealing wax and
the same quantity OF black resin.
When making this mixture Il Is a
good plan to stir It with a long tallow
candle, the wax preventing 1t from
sticking to the bottom Of the pan.
Sauces, llniments, etc, bottled in this
way will be kept free from the inclu-
sion Of air or dust.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
How TO Prevent sruise pI.ooIor,


Many people with n delicate, thin
skin bruise from the slightest bump or
fall, and as bruises, besides being dis
figuring, are often painful 1t Is well
to know how to treat them. Wiring a
cloth out OF warm water and apply 1t
to the bruise, continuing this treat
ment until pain ceases. The moisture
and heat liquify the CONCEALED blood
and send it back to its proper chan
nels. The hot congresses should be
applied as soon as possible and should
be hot or warm and never cold. This
also prevents any dlscoloration Of the
parts. Salt is also a valuable remedy
for bruises. Saturate cloths with a
strong solution OF 1t aud apply to the
injured part.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
How tc Have Lovely Hair.

A woman OF sixty-6ve years who has
a head OF hair few girls could boast
says the secret Of 1t is her constant
brushing. She has her head sham
pooed much less frequently than is the
present fashion, but preserves clean
scalp by both wet and dry brushing.
Twice n week she dips the brush in
water and works oil over the scalp
with 1t, following 1t up by dry brush.
Once in ten days or two weeks she
substitutes witch hazel for water. The
alcohol In 1t acts as cleanser and cuts
the oil In the hair.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
How TO Freeze VIE ch.miesls

Ice cream can be frozen In Eve min
utes and for an expenditure OF or 3
cents. II the preparation desired to be
frozen is placed in a tin bucket or
other receptacle 1t can readily be con-
gealed by putting 1t I'm a pail contain
ing a weak dllution of sulphuric acid
and water. Into this throw a handful
of common salt, and the resulting cold
is so great that bottle Of wine i'm
mersed in the mixture will be frozen
solid In few minutes
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
How to Preserve Color Of ivory.

To clean and preserve the color OF
ivory ornaments place the articles in n
bowl OF cold water and allow them to
remain for twenty-four hours. Take
them out OF the water at the end OF
this time and lay on a soft cloth. Do
not dry them. They must dry in the
open air. II any water remains IN the
carvings OF the ivory blow It of. II It
were allowed to settle on the ivory the
color would be destroyed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
Profit In Civic Advancement.

We are coming to understand that
not only should our bridges be beauu-
ful. but our public buildings must be-
beautiful. our river banks must be
beautiful. the homes OF the poor as
well as those OF the rich must be beau
tful and. being beautiful, will be such
as tue poor as well as the rich can live
in tofely. probably, wisely. AS we
slea and beaudfy and make splendid
e;sS Htties and the towns in which we
livt as we tie them together into more
arc more efficient corporate units
struBgilng for The common welfare Of
~ eii We shall find that the unlovely
things 10 human nature. in our own
Nature The dishonestles, the foulnesses.
the dishonors, that have held back so
long and so terribly the progress OF
mankind, Will be more and more i'm
possible. A city materially beautiful
viii be spiritually beautiful also Pres
ideut Flayel s. Luther. Jr., Trinity Col
lege. IN Chronicle. Elyrla. o.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
kan curh,,on.. In a.n.i.

The town or the landowner that
economies IN the matter OF curb
stones will sooner OF later have 10 be
extraTagant IN the repair Of side
walks. Faulty curbstones let the
rainwater flow 10 and undermine the
pavements and lawns, and n stitch IN
time" IN repairing curbstones viii
save hundreds Of dollars in q single
eumnor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28

49, " 'aNII'VFN VtNIIF' v VT ' vTNNFHTTi
Wash them frequently with a mix.
ture OF turpentlne and salt both in.
gradients OF which are easily procured
This Will remove all stains and leave
the surface smooth and spotlessly
white The proportions are one cup.
ful Of salt to one quart OF turpentine
Wet a rag and rub over the porcelain
stlR brushes should never be used on
such surface.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
How 10 Pregnant RIujno snot,

II couple Of tablespoonfuls Of
sweet milk are added 10 n tub Of hard
water before putting IN bIulng It will
surely prevent the blulne from l-lging
IN the clothes in unslghtly spots.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
cltIr,n,, A,,oeiation Eiah,. Mn.nni,o..

citizens' Association Fights Mosquitoes
In a fight TO rid the place OF mos
quitoes the residents OF Llanerch. Del
aware county borough 10 Pennsylvania,
organized the Citizens Association Of
Llanerch and levied an assessment OF
- upon each member. This money
was appropriated 10 buy materials and
employ men 70 fight the peshferous IN.
sects
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
TO KEEP EGGS FRESH.
How TO Preserve Them For ut Less,
Eiaht Month";

Eight Months.
Fresh eggs In cold storage at "a do
grees II. undergo little IL any change
Tor this temperature Is sufficient &c
limit the activities and prevent the
growth OF the more common bacteria.
Tho problem OF preserving eggs by
excluding air has brought forth numer.
Gus methods. According 10 American
Medicine. German Investigators sew.
eral years ago conducted n series OF
tests, keeping the eggs for about eight
months In some twenty different ways.
and found that immersed I'm brine alI
were unit for use:
Per cent bad
Wrapped in paper .....................s s.
Packed In bran or coated with paraf-
In ....,,...'...::.. ..................... 70
Coated with sheilac or coliodion ....., n
Pocked In wood ashes ................... a
Coated with vaseiine or immersed IN a
solution OF water glass or limewater, mono
bad.
From these experiments as well as
many others IL has been found that n
solution OF water glass offers about
tho best method OF preserving eggs
aside from cold storage. Water glass
Is the common name for potassium or
sodium sillcate and Is obtained In the
shops In the form OF thick liquid
something like glycerin. One part OF
this to nine OF sterile water makes
preserving fluid OF the proper strength.
The eggs should be packed In n
clean. sweet vessel and the solution
poured over them until they are well
covered. Preserved in this way In n
cool place, they will keep for months
and often cannot be distinguished IN
appearance from the fresh article. Il
is generally conceded that they lack
the flavor of new laid eggs, but are In
no way inferior In nutritive value.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
The Best Line Of Underwear We Have

Children's Union Suits -. .25c
Children's two-piece Suits, each ISc
Girls Union Suits, 60c value .4Sc
Boys Union Suits, Coo value. H. .48c
Boys Vests and Drawers .25c
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-10-28
Ladies' Skirts

From Sl.95 to $4.98. These are
the best tailored and most fashion
able garments in the market and
must be seen to be appreciated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
BIRDS IN AMERICA

There are 100000 Gagged birds in the
United States. The ordinary house
pet. the canary, will eat twenty-five
pounds of seed a year, which costs ap-
proximately $1.50 per bird each year:
This would give an average outlay OF
81. 500, 900 each year by the American
people for the feed alone. The export,
ing of canary birds to the United
States from the Harz mountain dis
trict during the year 1908 amounted in
value to $3.50, 1856, against $1SO,S54 in the
wear before.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
CITY PRIZE WINNERS

j The Junior boys and girls who !
j live in Los Angeles are to call at :
i this office for their prizes in the I
i future, either on Monday or Sat !
! urday, and not later than two !
!. weeks after the prize is awarded. !
:. Honorable mentions must be :
i presented personally and the prize :
+ tel, 1 home.
j. This applies only to boys and !
= girls who live within the city of 1
i Los Angeles. Other prize winners !
i will receive their checks and books !
J. by mail as usual. "
i 4 j !. 4. 4 Z i !. . !. 4 !. !. 4 j. + ]. \
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
NaTER GAP HOUSE

4 MOUNTAIN PARADISE
those location. appointment.
service comfort Delaware Water Gap. Pa Now
opcn. Remains open December. Booklet and Auto
Maps JOHN PURDY COPE.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
To Whom 1t Nag Concern.

o,,-p7EME COURT OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF
- Tbs people of State Of New York
- vs. The Metropolitan Surety COMPANY De
si. notice that undersigned VIII sell AZ
auction by Adrian Il. Muller Son ctioneers
pupllc sS,s 81 600 each} Atchison Topeka santa
zen tpSr va Tom1snv ! per AdJustuent Bonds
Ee Ioas and ten tpar value $1,000 sachl 81 LOUIS
due lyso. 1.iixay Company First Mortgage per
SOU Ronds due November / 1852 a. thG Exensnss
SaIesroo., ctty Of New York the sd day o- June
: eco NJ ~ 80 O'Clock in the af1eehoo1A
y.,sd Sew York. June 5th. 1903 - -
-rere Receiver OF the Metropolitan
JOhsS Con,pary once and Pcsto1ce Address. 100
Wniian street Borough OF Manhattan. Ky OF
r FINCH. Attorney for Receiver Ofnes
EDN Nassau Street Borough
Of Manhattan. City Of New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
School Agencies.
ReceiUers Sales.

- Matter OF the Application OF Majority OF the
o Marseille Hotel Company for voluntary
Dissolution. In Pursuance OF order of the supreme
Court herein, IN the New York County Clerk :
Office on the day June 1909. the underslgned q
will sell public auction at the Hotel Marsehle
broadway and 1O3rd Street. in the Borough or Man.
haitian. the City Of New York on the 26th DAY 9I
II o'clock in the forenoon. by JOSEPH
all OF the following described
properfv: Furniture fixtures. furnishings and other
property comprising the complete furnishings
and fttinss Marseie stock OF provisions
wines. liquors. cigars. hand necessary
for said Hotel Marseille accounts owing
lease OF said Hotel MarseiIe
made Sentember % 1908. between Netherlands Con-
strction Company and Louis Lukes and Harry G Girls
void ard thereafter assigned hy said Lukes ana
Crisyold 70 the Marseie Hotel Company. and all
9th Marseille Hotel Company as going
concern subject. however. 10 the following chat.eI
held by Joseph HaminerslaE as SC
r,rffy certain covenants in the
ease Of Hotel " $50 900: one
,eld by frank Thompson a security note in the
sum of So interest thereon from the first day
or 1a0s. held hy Ned Strauss as security
for note 95S$ 81 with interest thereon from the
3ntb dnv Of september 1908
Dated l1th 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
Country Board

ruE cuATEAU Passaic. - J. in speers Saaae1
--a-Sre@n PARK. minutes from city tNo mlnu.ss
4ra-, EsrIe prospect depot: terms noee- -.
thinr Asst class Write for booklet OF S0'1e ~
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

4, ovERHoR's ISLAND. y T.. JTNb l,,ss J, IsSs a.
kT sealed proposals in tFtplcate VII ne Y.s,s
QuarterTuHster, Governors
I'm II o'clock 10. 1900. and there puohcIS
s,5 for building shelter installing hre pump ana
tsrson OF salt mains at Governors lsano ts,
e.-a5 70 accent or reject all BIDS or any PSI
..bersnf Information on application J. W. LttelL
% q NJ c.. Chief Quarternaster
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
Proposals..

OFFTCF OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of THE DIS
~ tric: Of Columbia. Washington. June II l9o9.I
nroposaiS hc received this once until
two oclnc,s . m. 81 1909 FOR wiring and equip
ming With switchboards and apparatus the PHYSICS
t-ectrial and Engineering Laboratories ia the McKin
iev Manual raInnc School this city Blank forms OF
rronosa1 3iuc prints, specifications and all necessary
Information be obtained upon Application 10 @ tne
I5-c-srfv Clerk D Distric Building washington
- HENRY r MACFARLANp. HENRY l.
VEST WILLIAM Y JTDSON, Commissioners, l. c
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CoLCA-
u bfa washington. June O. 190a-Sealed proposals
viii he received this Office until l. o'clock noon
urdav June % 1909 for grading certain III
% Of proposals. specIh
tiars and necessary information NAV he opiehS
-ht.t Engineer Department, Room az
Tsuudinr HENRY 3. 2. MACFtARLANp, IHbNf1t =
UEST WILLIAM L. IEDSON. E-a1aanai <Sioners. - -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
PENNSYLVANIA
THE KITTATINNY
PENNSYLVANIA
THE LEADING HOTEL AT THE
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.

Now open Largest and most modern. Every con-
venierce. Orchestra. Social diversions Table
piled from phone %. Garage Livery.
bowling. boating. fishing Spe
cial juno and July and booklet showing hotel.
Eittatluny scenes. maps. Kittatinny coach
meets ali trains G FRANK COPE.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
Proposals.

NEr1cE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAsTER; =: s
4 .ifITary prison Leavenworth Kansas may -
1000 SEALED proposals. in tIipcate will Pc recslwsa a.
n. Is 1909 then opened for fnrni.h,1s ana n n,
furnishing Building
one Power plant L. Military Prison rL ,s5
ote Plans specifications VIII De luFhlshe!
worth; -ts unon deposit u 1000. which amount vii
~ ~ efnded when plans and specifications are returned
ue -. rsy be seen at following Offices Depot luei-
Omaha Neb Depot QuaTterrnaster LOUIS.
SS 5c-ot 1uartermaster y y. Cly. ana Chei Cua
;sr1ia ser Chicago Information furnished on app &
Iaiores containing proposals should be inooSS
- Yer plant and addressed 20 Major THOMAS
aVF%E Constructing Quartcrmaster. L 8 MILITARY
isrisnn Fl Leavenuorth. kans
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
NEW YORK.
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL

COOKS FALLS. NEW YORK.
model summer home. accommodates 500. newly
rebuilt and enlarseds first class in large
airy with running and cold water in
each: with private baths. OF sanitary
arrangements. fine location and sUrroundR private
lake stocked with native boats free; fine
chestra all season. dancing bowling &c Large Illus
traJed booklet application. Reasonable rates
V. a. FRANCISCO. Prop
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

TTTss WELDON WILL CF5APERONE sIN YOUNG
VI ladies' Al her cottage in Chelsea. TIE fashionable
..ub q Atlantic City. o-sbra;ed for its marvellous
,rste Excellent advantages n French Very highest
-.ss-saoss Is south Brighton Avenue. Chelsea New
-.-sev tA-,antc Cty)
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

NEWHOUSE Mines & SHELTERS
TO the BondhoIders and Stockholders:
h.s % ss "9 =
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%ssSss% % % % % a @ npn1 any
% %s s5 ] @ ass .g s.a="ss ~@ s $40 each
4 As~ COMPANY nnstra nn ss ss f.: s4o% ss s~aa. @ property " foreclosure
S2Soo S2Soo44s % @ Share. 100000
& 5sss7s @ s s2 @ ss @s a sa : @ @5 @ % %
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AppoRroNMENr NEWS
70 THE PRESENT ''7'''''' '''''''' 80 80 ==
] I'D ~ s.. @ %::' s: a s IS 500 ~ s@ . " shall subscribe " $4,000
& s 4s City, ;sss's sss 5 ' @ @ are & 5@5 deposit "
@s:: & 'ss ahs .S S pS %
"H0v' ~ 49, ., the time deposit a"~ "dh"""s"
vii rpnaoa
rsasa" =" h :aa c a:'" and agreement
H%e" %. majority "" plan
2~.l0" ssz Szzz s55S5sss# S8s5# Chairman
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04
CHAPMAN.

H. E.. Brechbill visited friends IN
Alta Vista over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Childers and
children and Clarence Childers and
Elizabeth Leatherman visited friends
in Wamego Sunday.
John Carroll transacted business
in Junction City Friday.
Miss Laura Miller has been quite
sick the past week.
Misses Celia and Anna Erwin re-
turned Tuesday after an extended
visit in Colorado and Wyoming.
S. p. McElhenny is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a new four cylinder Buick
automobile. The car was purchased
of e. e. Coulson Of Abilene.
Geo. Meyers will move his family
into their new residence next week.
Another addition to Chapman's credit
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04
R. + .. NJ. D


Mrs. John Reeves and Mrs. Annie
Hughes Of Abilene spent Sunday with
relatives at Elmo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Topliff of Enterprise
visited at the home of J. G. Smith
Sunday.
Geo. Hersh who has been sick with
the grip at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. Joe Sheets, is better.
Mrs. Annie Hughes returned to her
home in Abilene Saturday after a
pleasant visit with friends.
Jacob Korn who had horse step
on his foot some time ago is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Korn returned
to their home in Harrington Sunday
afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04
LANEY DISTRICT.

Mrs. Grant Foster and daughter
and Mrs. Belle Briggs spent seVeral
days this week in Chapman.
Mrs. Henry billing is quite Ill with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chase ana
Harry Wallace and family spent sun
day visiting at STAGE Chase's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitney and
Mrs. Martin whitney and son, Myrle'
visited relatives at Bennington last
week.
Mrs. G. W. Laney and daughter
went to Chapman Saturday return
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Thurston of Abilene Wis
tied several days at Samuel Rom
berger's.
Grandma Foster called on Mrs G.
W. Laney Monday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04
BUCKEYE.

Mrs. Frank Teeters was agreeaDly
surprised by twenty-five Of her neigh
bors coming in with ice cream and
cake, it being her birthday. All re-
port a very enjoyable time and wish
for her many returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Frey arrived
Saturday from Pennsylvania to visit
relatives.
Jesse Winsler and family spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. e. J.
Winsler.
A. M. Ward and family Of Abilene
spent Sunday at E. Hoyt's.
Wholesale grocery agents from Chi
cago are around showing fine samples
and offering wonderful inducements
Better let them alone.
Miss Della Lair returned from
Glasco, Kan, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04
SOUTH CHEEvER.

Kap Nagle is building large cat
tie shed.
Watt Jones is remodeling his house.
Howard Knisley is, making cement
walks around his residence.
sarah Bert is working for MIS-
Nagle this week.
Mrs. Garrison is on the SICK hs'.
Nellie Crawford goes to Abilene W
work in the telephone office'
Robert Clapp will husk corn ior
Mr., whitley this week. -,
The Ladies Aid will meet WIN
Mrs Harry Picking wednesday
w n. Baldwin will feed load oil
cattle this fall. Ia,
Mrs. W. B. Wood is on the S''A
list. ,,,, . horu on
h,s farm north of here.
Toe Wood is husking corn LOT FA'
IoSn Peatling, W. B. Wood and MT.
Garrison attended a business meeting
y The Detroit U. B. church Thurs
day. ,.,,.A,sr ware
in Abilene Friday. 81.
An elght-pOund girl arrived AZ 'ns
home Of Kapp Naglies'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04
RHINEHART.

Joe Hollinger purchased a stude-
baker b. M. F. touring car last week.
viii Hassler made another trip
"out west" Sunday evening.
Esther shearer Of Chapman visited
with friends here Sunday.
The j. H. Taylor home was the
scene Of merry Halloween pranks
Saturday evening. The guests to this
unique party arrived masked as
ghosts and witches. Halloween re-
fIpshments were served around a
typical camp fire. Those from a
distance who attended the party were
Misses Burky and Bitrison of Man
haitian and Will Leaf Of Salina.
Chas. Hollinger and family made
a trip to Upland Sunday in their new
Velie car.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04
SHOCKEY 4 LANDES
OUR SPECIAL MARKET LETTER
(Notes on this weeks Kansas City
stock market written for the Re
Hector by ]. r, Van Worst Of the
M. X. & T. Commission Co..

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 3.-Mon7
day and Tuesdays cattle receipts
were $4,000 against same two days
last week. This is considered
fairly liberal receipts for this part OF
the season.
Supply of beef grades was moder-
ate, demand good and a greater per
cent. Of them are selling above $3.50
than last week; bulk Of best o
$3.50 to $3.50.
There has been heavy supply
good fat westerns Of the butcher
grades coming this week, these with
a good supply Of native butcher
stuff has caused decline in prices
Of 10 to 25c per cwt.
Trade in stockers and feeders has
been rather slow this week, excepting
ON the choice, heavy feeders; this
grade is commanding stronger prices
Supply of stock and veal calves IL
lighter this week than last; demand
good; prices show Is to 26c higher
The run Of hogs has been very I'M
even, so has the market. However
at the end of the week bulk OF sales
has varied but very little, $7S5 tt
$40 for bulk of sales is our predic'
ton for this week. ST.