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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02
LETTER FROM GOV.
SAUNDERS OF LA.
To Cashier T. J. Yandell, Of the
Marion Bank, Asking J in to
Favor New Orleans.
Marion. XIV.
T. ]. Yandal Cashier.

Gentlemen
Referring TO the letter to
you from the New Orleans
Clearing House Association. ask
ing your assistance in having
New Orleans designated as the
logical point for holding the
Worlds Panama Exposition, |.
to-, wish to ask for your kind
cooperation in this matter.
Over sixty million of people
live within a radius of 1000
miles from New Orleans. while
in the same radius from San
Francisco there are only six
million people. The average
railroad fare to New Orleans for
over Is per cent. of the people
of this country to visit an Expo
sition here will be $3.50 as
against S37. 80 to San Francirco.
1t is proposed. because of the
importance of the Panama Canal
to the Central and South Ameri-
can republics, to extend special
invitations TO those Governments
10 participate, and to the people
of those nations to visit this ex-
position. For them New Or
leans is the only logical point.
Even if an exposition were held
in San Francisco, these people
would pass through New Orleans
to get there. They can come TO
New Orleans via water in two
weeks less time than it will re-
quire for them to reach San
Francisco.
The people of your state could
come to an exposition in New
Orleans in much less time, and
at much less expense. than they
could go to San Francisco. and
here is a point which you, as
bankers, will readily see the
force of:
If this opposition is held in
New Orleans. the millions of
dollars which will be expended
in the construction and main
tenance of the great enterprise,
and the millions of dollars which
will be here expended by hun
dreds of thousands of people
from all parts of the world, will
unquestionably remain in the
Mississippi Valley and in the
South and, during its idle period
this immense amout of capital
will find it's way back to the
banks of the North and East.
If this exposition goes to San
Francisco, these million Of dol
lars will stay on the Pacific
Coast, and not one state East OF
the Rocky Mountains will re-
ceive any benefit therefrom.
Senator Thos. Fl. Paynter anc
Representatives John 0. Lang
ley and Jos. l.. Rhinock of YOU
State are members of the Com
mittees which will settle this
important matter and | beg o.
you to communicate with all o.
them by wire or letter, in behal.
of New Orleans and the South
Sincerely yours,
J. Y. SAUNDERS,
Gov. of Louisiana
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

application of several able news
paper men Of other cities being
under consideration.
The residence at 952 Ou7y
avenue. owned by Mr.. and Mrs
Walker, has been leased for the
summer to Mr.. and Mrs. }. 5
Pagan, Mr.. Pagan being master
mechanic for the Denver & K0
Grande at this point.
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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

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pleasant visitor here Thursda"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

HAurroy's MAGAziNE every month con
tains the most costly, mos: important, and
most interesting contents ever pl, between
the covers of general magazine "Pcays
Own Story" Of the discovery q the North
Pole, $50. 900 feature. is now ga rs most IN
tereSting stage, giving the positive "proois
that Commander Pcary and 40 other man dis
covered the North Pole &c True History
of the Southern Pacific Railroad by Charles
Edward Russell is one OF the greatest mag
azine serials ever published Mrs Rhcta
Childe DORIS articles on the "Powcr Of the
Women's Club" are without an equal In their
appeal To women everywhere. Fiction con.
tributors include the foremost story-tellcrs of
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

the world. Arthur S,ringer has new series
called "Thc Adventures Of an Insomnia
lanes b. Connolly describes in several stores
his TIP Around the World with the American
Fleet Frederick Palmer is contributing
series Of airship stories Of which Danbuy
Rodd is the central character. The only new
idea in detective fiction since Sherlock Holmes
is provided in the second series OF stories about
Luther Trani. the psychological detective,
written by Edwin Balmer and William g.
MacHIarg. Other Short Stories arc by such
iavontes as O. Henry. Gouycneur Morris.
Charles Belmont Davis, Rupert Hughes,
Josephine Daskam Bacon. Harris Merton
Lyon and many others.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
Unclr Sam Wants Nurses.

The Cuited States Civil Service Com
iaiissiOu announces an examination on
February 10, At Wilmington. to secure
eiigibles from which to make cerlifica.
tiDn to ill vacancies as they may oc
cur ID the position OF trained nurse in
auy bTanch Of the service. The en-.
Sfapce salaries paid trained nurses in
she IDdian service range from 5000 TO
$720 per annum the entrance salary
AZ the Isthmian canal service is $50 .
falot IL ; while the entrance salary for
the Philippine service is $50 month
+or ne fFst six months, when the
Falary is increased to $50 a month an
adequate laundry allowance Is made 10 /
addition 10 board and quarters in the
Philippine service. As the result Of
this examination certifeasion will be
made to an vacancies 10 the position Of
nuise lfemale) in the Indian service at
v White Earth, MINI, $72O per annuna
Rosebud School, South Dakota. 5000
pen annHm Rapid City School, $500
per annum
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21

Mr.and Mrs Charles have been entertainin,
the Rev. Louis Randall Of ChrisGed this week
Mr.. and Mrs B. Knox entertained the Rev. F.
D. Reynolds on Friday.
number Of our town people are IN with the
la grippe
The stork has visited Mrs. a. Lynch and Jeff a
fine little daughter.
Mrs William Potter has been entertaining the
Rev. d. Reynolds Of Kennedyviile. Nd
Miss Elizabeth Jump entertained the sewing
circle on Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served.
The Kew. n. o. Gibson, pastor at Marion sta
hon Nd, will preach on February 18th at the
". P Church here. Being an ex.pastor mis-
many friends will be glad to welcome him and
near him again.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

Nrs.John asulky. aged As years and months
died at her home near Lincoln, Delaware, on
January 18th. 1910. The funeral will take place
at her homeon Friday, January 2lst, and burial
VIII be made at Lincoln cemetery. @. Reed
funeral director
D. D. wood has purchased the old brick yard
and expects to build a large cannery thereon
and viii make every effort 70 have Il ready for
operation this season.
Frank Warren killed hogs last Friday which
we're ten months old and dressed for the four
1881 pounds.
Ihe shirt factory Of this town Is now running
on run time and would like about six more good
operators This speaks well fo- the Industry
ano II is an opportunity for the young girls
who desire employment
Mrs. Bessie Gillispie and daughter Miss
Emma visited Mrs Harry southerd on Sunday.
Frank Clendaniel bought Of Currey Macklin
nVe hundred hampers OF sweet potatoes this
week Tor soc per. hamper and shipped 70 the
Western Market one carload.
John Burris who has been at home for three
or Tour days sick, has returned to his work al
lhe department store OF George H. Hall al
Milford
George W. endaniel Is placing the machin- |
erY 10 his . horse power roller mill
II was announced from the pulpit OF this
place that revival meeting would start next
sunday evening, January 23rd.
Jacob lendaDiel who has been suffering with
an attack ofrheumatism, Of is so much improv-
ed that be is able to visit his son, Willard Il
Ciendaniel.
George Reed lost a good work horse this q
week The animal was % years old
Mrs. William Henry Abbott, while attempt
ng 10 come down stairs on Friday morning Of Z,
ast week. fell and disIocated one rib and So
'adly lacera'ed her lip that several stitches =,
'ere necessary. Dr. T. A Hitch dressed the =
rounds
he Ladies' Aid met last Saturday evening as
as announced and the entire time OF the meet.
lg was consumed 10 discussing the "Coban" ed
opemept and no business was attended to or da
'nsidered hi
"Hiiam j. Pretty is still quite ill a. his zee
'me near Ca hOun's District
inere will be a ~ ceiling held at the home of sea
ank I, Dawson near Cedar Creek. on sunday ,
ernoou' January 2srd. al ) O'Clock the Rev. soa
. II. savage Officiating Every body is invited ~
attend q ~
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
UX Ox.

owing to bad weather, Riverside Grange did
not elect It's officers uutn Wednesday evening OF
last week. Frederick Brsndley was elected
Master; Lena Russell, overseer; Houston Hud.
son, lecturer; Clarence Russell. secretary. Mr..
Hudson and Mr.. Brandley we're delegates to
Pomona Grange which was held Al georgs,o,,r
January 18th.
There Is another inmate at the home OF Frank
Loaaut; it is boy.
THROUGH the efforts of Miss knowles. our
school tesef er. there is a flag and poll az the
sehoo re dy 10 be raised.
There has been some large porkers butchered
!" 'his heishborhood; Charles GeIe butchered
TWO which dressed nearly 1000 pounds. the lar
rest one tipping the beams at 6ls. This is decid.
y the largest hog in this vicinity
we cannot remember when so much DAMAGE
'as done TO Young Timber in one winter % was 4
'rought ov the recent snow storm. and we dont
are for repetition. p
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
BURRSVILLE.

3 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hoilsineer and ln,i
uaushter Dorthy ofRidgley spent sometime h.
week with Mrs, HohHnger's parents, Mr. AZ,
Ars A. L. Russell.
III wilson has returned home aftel
spending Two weeks with Greensboro friends
MISS Edna salisbury delightfully."- entertained
d ie" OF her friends on Saturday evening isst An
nohor OF her guest Miss Mary Carey Of Denton
lhose present were: Misses Etbvl E Csbsits
Daisv satteineld and Florre b. Dul. Messr
linton Nichols, Arthur Cahal. Clevelasd sst,
.efneid' LoHn salisbury and Carlton Bartestv
II was jolly good time for all present Gsmes
music ano good things to eat made il a vsrv
pleasant event
ar ana ms R. Il. Dill spent Wednesday with
thelr daughter. Mrs. N. Leland wyatt of ne.r
Denton. '"'' u near
william Hardesty and sister Lydis en,o,,.,,.s
party Of friends on Thursday evenins -,
everyone having had such a delipbtfpl ,,r,o
ana as the hour Of departure came the doo. -,
opened and the rain that was coming do,.a
made u seem like "big night thar nigh,r -
those who had to walk.
4Fs J. Minner Of Frederica is spending Sow.
eral days with relatives here.
MISS fiorrie Dill has returned home a,ts,
pending two weeks with Brownsville relstises
mayor stokes aged SO years who fell and frsc
uleu n's thleh and was published in this paper
"o weeks ago, died at his home here on s,n5s,,
no uinR' Inc deceased is survived bv one
eUs"'eH MIS- j. Minner, Of Frederick aud
"o sons Charles and John Stokes Of tbis Dlsce
uuefal services were held at the home on Tpes
ay morning al 10 O'Clock, Rev. T. ). ssrd om.
sl, lal,ns. interment was made in Wesley NJ. r
n MSS Ne''ye L. Jacobs has been on the slek Is,
Ut glad TO repoi much improved.
Thomas Price of Henderson n - 49,. =
Mr' and Mrs James B. Breeding Tor ~ ,bs -. ~.
eek ''' 'ns past
,uen ,il' amusement is going on with our young
Ks in the skatl' giiue.
-" " ,i, nsFe Is the man who said this winter would
sKIDoo.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL.
tNear Bridgevillel

;. Il. Messtck and daughters Mary and Ruth
are making an extended visit in Washington.
DC.
Ihe weekly prayer meeting met at W. 8.
O'Days Thursday evening.
Mrs. g. w. Diokerson and infant are quite i'm.
proved at this writing.
". r. Cope who has been suffering sometime
with carbuncleon on his neck. is much imbroved.
/ Miss Fannie Rust OF Farmington mas been
visiting relatives here.
Mis- Leta DickersOn and brother spent Sstur.
Gay evening with Miss Annie Wiley.
Inc Literary Society Will meet al the home
OF NJ rs $. d. Messick on Friday evening. jan
nary 2lst
MI and Mrs. George shrodt will give an
Epworth Leagne social to the members oftbe
Chaplains E. P. Friday evening, January 2stb.
Samuel Miilman aud Miss Sadie Harris Both
OF near here, were quietly married "Wednesday
evening" January 5th, 1910, at the NJ. E. Par.
sonage at Bridgeville by Rev. J. W. Colosa.
MIS- Lille Millmen Of EllendaIe. spent last
week with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs ". q.
O'Day. -
joshua Hastings Of Ellendale, spent satur.
lay aud sunday with relatives.
MI and Mrs. ". p. Truitt Of Coakesbury
pent SUNDAY afternoon at Chapiains.
+. smith was in FELTON, last week.
MITE Ella schrodt entertained George Cahau
ma family al supper sunday evening.
9uuuay school and prayer services at 2SOin
be afternoon and Epworth League services =,
O'Clock Sunday evening. All are cordially IN.
tied IN
The Box Social which was to have been boid
ISL Friday evening was postponed until tbts
nursday evening ana II stormy Friday even
" January Past. All are invited. Gues,
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
GREENWOOD.

A Shadow Circe was given by Misses Oil
MaFgie and Marian Richards OF near town re
Gently and much fun and enjoyment was oc
cSsslohed. Al late hour refreshments wer,
served IN abundance and all left feeling very
srSteiul for the delightful entertainment ar
'orned' About eighty guests were present
Oiysis Parker and wife OF Georgetown. have
Deen visiting az the home Of o. A. Parker.
benjamin Bradley and Miss Emma Griffith
we're married Decem Der LIST, 1903. aud the news
OF tne same mas Just reached the public
Ihere being no livery stables ere now IL
looks Ike good opening for good energetic
man. S''''
donation was given 10 the Rev. A. W.
Mather OF the n. r. Church here by the Bethel
circuit Ihey were the recipients OF an abuu.
uance OF good things ana Rev. and Mrs. Matb.
CT WISH 70 extend their sincere thanks and an.
probation.
'Aise auction sale has been going on al
.ne store ot W. Il. Radcliffe but has closed. Mr 4
Dut'och having bought tue remaining stock
he'lVAi ser ices were startled here In the N
+. Church on Sunday last
heVs' Maddox aud Avery Donovan were
guests al the nome OF Rev Mather ,ast week
Mis- George Lord Is suffering consIderaD.e
pain witn Inflammation Oi tue e,es.
new Avery Donovan OF Laurel. viii preach
the 81 P-ChuIcn next Thursday aud Friday
Venings' thus assisting 10 tine extra services.
Much success is attending tue extra services
eng held az st. johnston Church uy the Al
reacher.
oeneiTs Richards il quite 90 al her home mere. =
Herbert Wright ana infant cniid are suffer.
" with the measles.
DHihei Is ons who Is in a sanatatium At VIII
lhs'on' writes that he is mucn Improved
Miss Ida Maiouey aud Wiuiam Collins were
tests OF Mrs. Bessie Wiley on ruesd y.
Noiaud owens while enroute lo.,ie nom ~ al
nnstown Churcn last sulos, e enins was -
'HeAed oy several young men aud .a,. Oea.-
p auch coLduct Is deplora0le IN civilized SO
immunity aud the offenders snould be appre.
uusd aid speedily brought to Justice. 81
heffis stay ton ana daught VINO have been 81
lte iA are much improved at this writing. 81
iiss Ethel Lyons OF wi mingten, VINO has s.
20 'he guest OF her mother here mas returned 81
* TO her work in that city.
hlam Johnson and family OF Federals-
~ Md'' are visiting bis parents ia town.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
Mems Suits

are putin this Clearance Sale TODAY,
as all our customers know we never
dld put on that old fashion long
profit price on our Clothing, but we
have put the knife in deep on our
Mems Suits
@A- Don't fail to look at Them
and ask the Clearance Sale price.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
HARRINGTON.

Inc annual town election was held here two
weeks ago and Il was OF 50 little interest 10 the
people generally. that only 80 votes were cast
one reason for this small vote was that there
was only one ticket in tue feld, and the people
acre perfectly satisfied with the nominations on
T. as they we're simply a denomination Of the
Ola board Of 1909. II Is understood that the Dol.
ICY oi Improving part Of the main streets each
year by macadam, ard setting concrete curbs
! ana guiiers. Will b. continued during this yea,
/ oS the board and the people endorse this seem
pnaiiciy' that they renominated the old board
ana TOOK no further interest In the matter. Mr.
sol sapp viii be The Chairman Of Highways
Committee, and what ever is done. will be done
under MIN. He is to Harrington what Colone
Townsend has been to Milford, man. who be.
'ieVes 10 doing whatever is done. well.
Sometimes our electric lights are al right. and
sometimes our elecIric lights are ali bad. but
as a iuie we are getting better light than We did
asst fall.
Miss Pauline Moore Of Love Foint has been a /
Town visitor
Mrs. E. Ennis has been the guest of her par.
ents sai LeWes
Revival services are IN progress At the n.
Church. The meetings are conducted nv the
Rev F. d. Reynolds OF Rennedyville. Nd The
Rev Mr Reynolds is being entertained at the
Hotel Dickerson.
Mrs Roaehe and Miss Emily Roache are on
he sick list
Wadsworth Longfenow, Of Philadelpbia wa
town visitor recently.
Mrs. Andrew Thawley and daughter Mis-. Rn,b
wilmington, have been guests Of Mr. and Nrs
lfred H. Ross.
VIII Roaehe Of Phiadep phia has been spend n
lg week here ,.
y" e would Ike to know what has become Of NJ
le man who said that this would be mild So
inter. We think he must have gotten snow. Il
iuud p,
Ihe Rev. Lewis Randall Of Chrisdeld. preach ia
In the NJ p Church on Sunday. Mr. Ran.
ii has risen 70 his exalted position simnlv bv IL
own efforts He has always been bieblv es
med IN this locality. sci
itss Pear Travis has been suffering iron, SCI
lued foot
in
IT. ara Mrs. Leonard Harrington have been two
ndins week with the Ross.smith bridal psr. pes
md re aiyes Iy,
ow that the removing has all been done. peo. W
are once more settling down to business. was
'hn West of Wilmington visited town friends ~ro
week care
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21

The hens winter diet is lacking in
egg making material. More OF her food
must be used 10 keeping her body warm.
hgg production, naturally, falls of
taiiheld's Egg Producer supplies the
egg-making material, increasee egg pro.
cuotion and prevents disease. Sold un.
der written guarantee by A. smith.
Milford W. F. Dawson, Lincoln; W
= Hendricks, Shawnee diairict;J B.
WEIGH, Milloni w W. Wilson, Fred
erica } 6 Wharton, Houston Station ;
" q Wiley Farmington, and VIM.
Coil, 4 zman.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
In buving
Shoes

we try to guard against getting too
many Of certain sizes and certain
kinds But we can't always control
these things. So the result is we
accumulate too many of certain
sizes and certain kinds, that is the
case to-day; 50 they go in this Great
Clearance Sale regardless of price.
Mems Shoes, Women's Shoes, Boys
and Girls Shoes are all put in to
CLEAN UP. Come and get your
iize while we have them.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
Our Sale of
Women's
Tailored Suits

has been a wonder, we really sold
down to four suits. Then we were
fortunate in purchasing a manufac-
turers line of Sample Suits, better
made than some the regular stock
out we purchased because we want.
cd to have something to show Won.
ana at a price. These Suits are
ufeaf Money Saver Price So. 90.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
SHOE DEPT.

$3.50 W. L. Douglass Shoes. sizes
to 81 to close @ so
S@,SV Boys Tan Calf Shoes. B1ucber -''0
=, style. y Great shoe to wear. to day q *
'-''O women S Shoes, mostly small
sizes, great value of size suits
Odd lo,s u ~. to-day 81 .4S
Ohhdren's Shoes, some One-ti,;-,l
of, some One-half of. -'i''iu
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21

DRI' GOODS DEBT

25c Ducking. Sale nr;oe %.
q en- tI,ii!e N ~ I DeI spreads to-day Sl.4S
q go "a Hg;l-,.s me y y o0h,aersKirtS, S1.9S
Sl.'O Night Robes, We'd price 81 "a
75c Corset Covers, to.da,. so4
Iuc Light colors in Outing Flanneis
or Wednesday TODAY 7lc
&c ana oOc Children's Yam Caps. i5c
Ioc Women SGolf Gloves, TO-DAY 13c
lSc Nansook, fo-Ja,. 10 -
AIl BED Blankets, One-fourth off TO-DAY
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
In buying your
CLOTHE,1'G DEPT.

soc Canton Flannel Drawers, 100
3'c Knit Underwear, Shirts and
Drawers, TO-DAY To-
|'e Boys Sweaters, old style, ssc
z'e and SOC Mems 4-in-hand Ties nisir
shades, all colors, 19c, ; for SOC
soc Dress Shirts, to dav 3 for q M.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21

we can tell you about all the reductions on aDHn io A.
e MADE and put IN this Great Reduction Sale for ana % P are
@ SNOW you and shall be glad to do so come and ge vor
the savings in this Great Clearance Sale So your snare OF
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
The GREATEST EXHIBITION Of WOMFwc :

lhn display smade L4an6n and Mus
exhibit his whole stocko Of Department
- IN cotton therefore means iDa - @ purchased
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
Our Boys Suits and
Boys Overcoats

are are going out fast The Clearance
Sale price is attractive. You know
the boy will need School Suits wav
up to May. Don't miss this sale.
mother. 'e'
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
Our
Mems Overcoats

are new 1909 and 1910 Models
strictly frst-class cloths and best.
tailor made Note the reductions
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
Our Misses and
ChIIdren's Long Coats

IN Il TINS Clearance Sale will save Won
4 to z on the Regular Price, IF
your glrI will need a coat for next
season, buy it now and save money
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21

9e strong You cannot bowels cOnstipated The best T
F all vegetable Ask doctor he agrees with u.s. Do as
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-29
LOCAL MARKET.

Negetables-Navy beans, &c; Mex
tcan beans, &c; cabbage, 4c; onions.
&C. table onions, Sc; green peppers,
soc per doz.; potatoes, SIPS oils;
long radishes. . 1Ac; turnips, Sc: to-
matoes' &c; egg plant. lie; celery.
Z &c; sweet potatoes. Sc: caulifower.
/ &c; corn. zoe per doz.; cucumbers,
25c per doz.
Fruit-Apples, &C. green apples,
4ei lemons. 40c; oranges, zoe to soc.
peaches, soc to soc; watermeIons
loc to Soc; canteloupes. soc per doz. !;
piufrs, Soc per basket; pears. sc to 10
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-29
APPLE PIE DAY
At RIFLE, COLO.

The Grand Junction contingent of
visitors to the Apple Pfc day festivi-
ties at Rifle yesterday are back and
report that they were entertained and
Toasted i'll manner never surpassed
and never before equalled on the
western slope. Words of praise they
have alone for the big carnival day
and it is certain that Rifle has as
sured herself of at least small
crowd on her next anniversary and
these will be composed of the num-
Der who went from Grand Junction
this year. The G. A. r. veterans who
attended the Western Slope Veterans
association which met and mingled
Jointly with the visitors to the Apple
Pie day anniversary report success
full meeting and number the conven-
ton of 1910 as the most successful
in the history of their organization.
Among those who were present
from this city were j. r. Falls, JAS
w. Dodson, ]. R. Parrish, F. j. Vos-
burg. John Goldsby. C. w. Thomp-
son. John Borschell and others.
The veterans were given an ad-
dress of welcome by the mayor of
Rifle and it is. estimated that there
were over a thousand visitors in Rifle
yesterday. The parade of the G. A.
R. was the feature of the day and
people came from a radius of twenty
miles to see it,
1t was the first opportunity of
many to hear drum corps and they
were given a royal reception.
AT the banquet in the evening they
were not permitted to leave the table
under an hour and it is not recorded
that single person was guilty of
disobedience of the orders of the
mayor who was the POSTMASTER of
the occasion. fFs
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-29

per ID; bananas, zoe per qoz.
Produce--Creamery butter. 35c to
4Oc; ranch butter, soc; eggs, 35c.
Dressed Poultry-SpTing chickens,
soc; hens zoe; turkeys, csc.
Grain-Wheat. s2.25; oats, 50 to
s2.15; corn, 81; bran. s1.60.
Hay-First cutting alfalfa, SIG;
second cutting alfalfa, s14: third
cutting alfalfa (old), s19; timothy,
s21.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-29
LIVE STOCK.

tReported by the Grand junction
Brokerage Company.
Hogs-Receipts; Chicago, $4,000;
Kansas City, 6,000 Omaha, $500.
Market sc lower.
Cattle-Receipts: Chicago. 5000:
Kansas City. 1,00c; Omaha, $500.
Market Toe lower.
Sheep-Receipts: Chicago, 10000:
Kansas City, 10000; omaha, 5000.
Market loo lower.