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Poultry and Game

The poultry market continues firm witS re-
ceipts running light and the demand for every
breiling chickens active. Large chickens, geese
and ducks are wanted for the approaching
Hebrew Passover holidays and desirable lots
easily command premium Game is arriving
in poor condition and prices are too irregular to
quote.
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens. s5.5oas.5O for
small. $7.50@S.5O for large and S9di2 for ex-
ira; young ROSTERS. $S.506l1: old ROSTERS s5G
s; frycrs. $T@s; broilers. S5.5066.5O for large
s3.50@4.J0 for medium and 50 5O0S for small;
ducks. S7@9; pigeons S1-7542; squads, SEA
2.50 geese. 81. 2.506I3 per pair
Game (per dozen Nominal
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, April 21.-Flour and
easy. Spring patents $530Q5.55; winter
straghts, S4.9o@5: winter patents S5.25G5 60
spring clears, S4.25@4.60; winter extras No. l.
S4d4,60; winter extras, No. , $3.75d4; Kansas
straghts, S4.S5@5.05. Receipts, 2,265 barrels
shipments. 2,S23 barrels.
Wheat-Spot. firm No red. 81 .13ls c. i. f.;
No. ! northern, ST. 1855 f. o. b.. opening navi-
CATION. Options-Whest developed frmer feel
Ing during the day covering by speculative
shorts and buying by commission houses for a
rally after the recent decline closing at 4
/ isc net advance. Exports sales were three
loads. May closed at 81 14s4 July at S1O9As
September at S1.0Tss. Receipts, 400 bushels
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Reds-S1.35@ 40; blacks nominal; gray,
to No. l.
Corn-Manchurian small yellow is quoted at
$160 per ctl in sacks: California small round
yellow. S1.60@1.e5; white $1.65; large yellow,
s160g1 IS; western states yellow, sacked, 81. .65
@l.10; white, SLIP; do, yellow, in bulk: San
1.52ia; mixed, S1.45@1. .471a; white Egyptian.
81 "a 1 so; brown do, 81 400 .471a per ctl.
Rye-Nominal at 1.So@1 80 per ctl.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS April 21.-wheat-NIay, 81. or
@1.071s; July $1.O1A d1.O71s; September, 99ssc.
Cash wheat-No. l hard. S1.103s No. I north
ern, $1.0s@ 1.097s No. ., $1.06@1. 071s; No 3,
81 .03 LOSS.
Corn--No. yellow, 81 q m54a4e
Oats-No. white, 1915 G39asc.
Rye-No 2, 1&G74Ac
Flax-Closed at 81. 16%.
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Har and Feedstur.

The government has received bid to supply
the PresidiO with hay during the coming year
at $11.SO. which IS about S6 lower than last
years contract. The market continues dull and
weak
Bran-$27G2s for red and S2sG29 per ton
for white.
MiddIings-$34936 per ton
Shorts-S29030 per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley, $2j,JO0 $50; rolled
oats for feed. $31Q32; mixed feed. S2SGr3O for
average lots: Oilcake meal. ; cOcOanut cake
or meal at mills So in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
ton lots; jobbing. S26; corn neal S5SG39;
cracked corn, S}S939; alfalfa meal, carload lots.
$50: Jobbng. S21 red star alfalfa meal, $50 in
carload lots aud S21 jobbing; CaprOcO Oicske
meal $3.50 per ton
Hay-Wheat $12d1S. so; wheat and Ost, $40
ais; tame Oat, S10114; volunteer Wild oat.
sS@11; alfalfa, $Sd11; stock hay, ST99 per
ton.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Recent. of Produce Apr,I 2,
Provisions

Cottolene-One half Dbl, 13c; 2 half bbls
127sc; tierce, 12Ac; terces, 12%c tierces
121ac
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 21h 42212c; picnic
hams, 15c; California hams, 201a G21lac; extra
fancy bacon, 2Sc; fancy bacon. 6 to S lbs, 2516c:
8 to 10 lbs, 2415c; 10 to II lbs, 24Ac; sugar
cured, 25c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs
22c 10 to II lbs, 211ac; medium bacon, 2015c;
light medium bacon. 20lac.
Lard-Tierces Il 1ac 50s 179,c. los 1sAc. 5s
1850 IS 1S1Ac; compound lard. tierces HE
50s IL &c, los II nc, IS 12%sc, IS 12lac; yellow
cooking oil, 67Iac per gal; white cooking OIL
69c per gal: salad OIL lie per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government, 81 per bhl
higher. Extra family beef. SIT per bbl family
beef, S16.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, sic per
bbl; smoked beef, 19c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. $50; clear ss4
mess, $32; pig pork. S3s; pigs feet, S5-75 for
half bbs, s.. 40 for 25 ID kegs and $l35 for kits
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New YorL Curb SfockS
Rostou Conner Stocks

BOSTON. April 21.-Trading in coppers con
tinues largely professional with prices inclined
TO rally after a somewhat irregular opening.
North Butte was the center of interest and
after opening 321a rallied TO "a and is steady
AT that price. Lake copper opened at IS, which
is a gain Of y points. Old Dominion was
sold rather heavily. Ray consolidated sold at
1871 which is fractionaliy lower. Greene Can
anea Miami and GirouK have been steady. Other
less.
A private Butte dispatch states North Butte
has struck it rich on the 1.S00 foot level.
The following list is furnished by Z. f. Hut
IL &. .ca-n
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, April 21.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning Of busines today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $3.50. .325, ,s6e; silver
dollars, $500, 136, 600; silver dollars Of 1890,
50, 10000; silver certificates outstanding
$780, 1856 600
General fund-Stsndsrd silver dollars In gen.
eral fund. $l,14e,ls4; current liabilities. S10l-
950.013; working balance in treasury Offices
50, COS. .262: in banks To credit of treasurer of
the United States, $35. PSI. $40; subsidiary silver
coin. $21, 1853. $50; minor coin 81 224 6O4: total
balance in general fund, $50, ,s79, T66.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks weak. Cotton
higher.
Local mining stocks quiet.
Exchange rates unchanged.
No further decline i'm grain.
Beans show some variations.
Live, dressed and cured meats un-
changed.
Cocoanut oil advanced.
Eggs higher and butter firm.
Oregon Burbank potatoes higher.
Citrus fruits in good demand.
Poultry in light receipt and firm.
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Beans and seeds

Blackeye beans are higher and several other
sorts show narrow changes. The market as
a whole Is frm
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. S5.a066: pea NOM
nal small white. 81. 4o6f4 10: large white. So *
d4.10; pink. $3.50 $50: red, Sc. .5O06-T5: black
eye. 81 "a 80; lima, $4.306l4. 40: red kidneys
S5d5.25; cranberry beans $4.5O64.60; garvan-
zas. 81 25@3-25: horse BEANS nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard 4Lac yellow mustard
SIC: haxseed. DC. carload lots; canary, 81 d4c.
alfalfa. 16G1Ic; rape. 262%tc: imported rape
4d41ac; timothy. Sc; hemp. 315@4c: mi1let Sc
per ID.
Dried Peas-Green 81 ner ctl
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OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks were more active yesterday
and the few fluctuations were generally in the
direction of higher prices. Palmer was the
active stock. An attempt was made to bear it,
but 1t Immediately reacted. It's No we'll is
now down 1.S00 feet with a strong oil showing
Another strong stock was W. X. at s3 20. the
highest quotation yet. Its No 3 we'll is still
gushing and well No. is expected in shortly.
Turner. which adjoinS ". X, was also higher
at S1.60 in sympathy with the latter. Other
strong stocks were Pacific States at $71 (buyer
60) and Sterling at $3.50
The following stocks were ex dividend: Clare
mont &c and Mexican petroleum L 1-3c
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE
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Northern wheat Market

W ASfINNIUN
TACOMA, April 21-Ailling: Bluestem. S9c
club, s5c. Export-Bluestem, 90G91c; club, Sc
SEATTLE, April 21.-Milling: Bluestem 94e
club, Ole; fife, 91c; forty fold, 92c; red Russian
SSc. Export-Bluestem. Ole; club, sSc; fife sSc
forty-fold soc: red Russian, S5c. Yesterdays
ear receipts: Wheat, cars; oats, . cars; bar
ley, cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, April 21.-Track prices: Club
SSc; bluestem, 91@92c: red Russian. SSc; turkey
red, sSG90c; valley, 9oc. Car receipts: Wheat
% cars; barley l car; oats, 1 car.
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No Further Decline in Grain
Butter Firm and EGGS Advanced

thin bulls, 11502c.
Calves-Lght weight, per ID, 5% @6c; me
dunn, 81 @5hc; heavy. 4d4%c.
Unshorn sheep (per lbl-Wethers. No 1. &c;
ewes, 51Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. Ga
@6&c; yearlng lambs, 6d6Lc.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to lao lbs. CSC; 40 to 250 lbs, 10Ee; 250 to
800 lbs. Zoe; common undesirable hogs, 6QIe.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows
Rsef-sIs @ec per ib for steers, 7@sc for
cows and heifers.
Veal-S@91sc for large and 9@101sc for small
Mutton-Wethers. 1015G11c; ewes. 9@9ac
per lb.
Lamb-11@121a for spring.
Dressed Pork tper lbl-1315 y 6141hc for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No / fat steers over 900 lbs. alive 51sc per
lb: under 300 lbs. oM5Ac; second quality, 5@
SIC: third quality, 4LM4%c.
No i cows and heifers. 4A@4lhc; second
quality, 80 @4c; third quality, 3 Y Gl3Kc; com
mon. thin. undesirable COWS 2s. 13c.
Fat bulls and stags, 2A@2Ac; half fat or
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Nortberu Rusire..

PORTLAND, April 21.-Clearings, 81 ,so4 1868;
balances, $23S, ,902.
TACOMA. April 21.-Clearings. ss14,31s; bal
ances. $74.SI7.
SEATTLE. April 21.-Clearings, s1,sss. .s4s:
balances. $225. .429.
SPOKANE, April 21.-clearings, s71s, 4s1; bal
ances, $5S,451.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
I Special Dsodtch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, April 21.-The price Of eggs ad-
vanced 1c today, after receipt OF quotations
from the San Francisco dairy exchange. Peta-
luna egg exchange paid 2jc for first grade. In
dependent dealers and spectators paid 24c and
zoe, according TO grade
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Oil Stocks Firm and More Active
Good Trading in Local Stocks

closing bid. 234 per cent: offered at ; per cent.
Time loans easy; GO days, 3I5 0334 per cent;
80 days 3A@4 per cent; six months, 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4& @5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
in bankers bills at 81. S425M M4 S445 for 90
day bills and at S4.S775 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4S334 64S4A.
Bar silver, $3.50.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Bonds-Governments steady; railroads. heavy.
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cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham hour.
IS per 100 lbs; rye -four. $50; rye meal, $500
rice four Sc; meal. $3.50; extra cream
do. $50; Oat meal. 81: cat Groats. S4.20s
farlna So so; hominy. $3.50; buckwheat -four.
81: whole wheat -four. So 20; rolled oats bbls,
s66650; do in sacks. S46t5.5O; extra cream do,
$3.50 in sacks and 81 in barrels; rolled wheat.
bbls s., in sacks S3.5O04 so; pearl barley.
81. 20; split peas. boxes. So for yellow and 81
for green per 100 lbs.
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Flour-Calfornia family extras S. 62066 so
net without discount; bakers extras. So 200
$50; super1ne. SoG5.30; Oregon and Washing
ton. per bbl. go for family, bakers and pat
ents and IS. 1045.3O for cut of; Kansas patents
S6.50G6- .; do straight, s63O@6.55: Dakota
patents, S72o; do straights, 81; do clear. IS. 80
per bbl-
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 lb sacks, net
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clesrances of wheat and -four were equal
TO 9S, 600 bushels. Primary receipts 239 00(
bushels, compared with 224, 600 bushels the cor
responding day year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. 10 cars; corn II cars;
oats las cars: hogs. 10,o00 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
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DRIED FRUITS
Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. April 2t.-Butter. steady: creams
cries. 26031c; dairies. 22d2Sc. Eggs steady; al
mark; hrsts poe; prime hrsts. 21c: receiptss
II. .436 cases. Cheese steady: daisies. t43t 615cl
twins. 13A 914c; Young Americas. 14Ae; LONG
horns 1313c.
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Specidl Dsootcb fo The CoU1

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
LOS ANGELES, April 21.--The oil stock mar
ket has frightened UP bit Union oil was in
demand, but little was to be had. Associated
was nrm. Cleveland oil moved up to 46c. Cali
fornia Midway sold down to 63c. Oleum was
quoted at 9ssc The higher priced securities are
in demand, while the lower priced stocks are un-
certain.
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I'LL Ill 49,. % 90 90 Co1Ia COn !" c,,r
CI.OSING NIrOTATIONS
ToNoPAH AND GoLDFIELD STOCKS

Regular Morning Session
200 Belmont, 90. sol 800 West End -. Sc
,o Afternoon Session
800 Belmont 49,. q 45l 1000 MacNamara :. 2S
d0oo Com Fraction. 46l 400 Montana 49,. S4
2ooo Eagles Nest. O4i1IO0 Midway ...... %
400 Gid Con NJ. s 90 100 Pitts s Peak. 20
1000 Atlanta IN. nf Is 100 SV5 Cid Con NJ. s. o5
100 Com Fraction. All 100 Gid Con M.S.O71a
ZUo Fairvw Eagle. Isl 200 Gid Con NJ. s.. 10
100 Florence ...2 15l 100 Do, S 30. s.. 1914
la9 Gid Con NJ. $ Ool 200 Gid Con NJ. s.. 15
20 Do 5....S O0l20OO Man Dexter =. 04
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask. Bid.Ask.
Argonaut - so Cent Eureka. 81
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PortIard Rutter NorLe

PORTLAND, April 21.-City and country
creamery extras, S3c; fancy, 2s@30c; store 20
@22c.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. April 21.-Hops-DulL
Hides-Firm.
Petroleum-Steady.
WOol-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. firm; Museovado. 80 test. 3.S9cF
centrifugal. 90 test, 4.SOc; molasSes sugar. 50
test. 3-55c refined sugar. steady
COffee-ClOsed steady. net unchanged to :
points higher. Sales. including switches were
$3.50 bags. Closing bids follow: April and
May, 6.5Oc; June. 5000; July, 665c; August.
6.T5c; September. October and November. $500:
December and January. 6.s5c: February, 6STc:
March. 6.S9c. Spot. quiet; Rio. No. T. Stac3
Santos. No. 4. s14c; mild. quiet; OordOva. 9lsFe
12Ac-
Butter-Bsre1y Steady. Creamery specials,
32c; extras. sic; thirds TO irsts, 25d5Oc; held
second to specials, 24030C.
Cheese-Steadv.
Eggs-Weak. unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Stesdy- spot. choice. Sdl
She; prime. 6IsMTl4c: common to fair, 6d6t2cS
Prunes-Active. CALIFORNIA; up to 30-4Os. 2Ts
6S&c; Oregons. 4d9c.
Apricets-Quet and easy. Choice. 1914 dt1c3
extra choice. 11G11i5c fancy t2Gt2i3
Peaches-Dun. Choice. 6d6Lc; extra choices
Ga QTc; fancy. 7GT1sc.
Raisins-Easy. Loose muscatels. 2AR5f5c1
choice TO fancy seeded. 566Ac; seedless, 3la a
SIC; London layers. $1-1JG1.20-
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butter, Cheese and Egg,

Receipts of eggs were smaller yesterday than
on the preceding day by 1.2O0 cases. and
large percentage of the decreased arrivals went
into cold storage the market ruled very firm
both in the street and the exchange Extras
on the exchange, the bidding failing to bring
out any stocks. Quotations for the under
grades unchanged. Conditions In the
butter market were all in favor OF the selling
interests. There nothing to indicate that
shipments to the north would cease, and re-
of surplus stocks. Quotations for all grades
were unchanged. There nothing in
cheese.
On the exchange 10 cases of extra butter were
sold at 2615c a pound. There were no other
sales.
Receipts were sc, 200 pounds of butter 43, 500
pounds of cheese and 1569 cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations es
tablished yesterday and on the three preceding
days on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices
in the street, while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from kc to &c
higher, owing TO the various charges to be
added
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London Closing stocks

Money-3A d3Is per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 35k per cent and for three months
bills S5sd3 1916 per cent.
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday;
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New York Money M,rLet

NEW YORK, April 21.-Money on call steady
at 2lsQ3 per cent; ruling rate, 2x per cent;
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BUYING BY BEARS
ADVANCES Stocks
Wall Street Spectators Take
Advantage of DuIInesS to
Make Small Gains
Dealings on Rising Market Cause
Distrust of Its Recuper=
ative Powers
New York stock List

4. T.. Hutton & Co., 40 California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nish tie following list OF bond and stock sales
Yesterday
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RuTrFR PEP pOTrND

Cheese-CalIfornia fancy hats, 13hc per ID,
steady; do frsts 13c, steady; do seconds. 12nc
steady; fancy Young Americas, 151sc weak; do
frsts, 15c, weak; New York fancy zoe, FIR;
Wisconsin singles. 12c, firm,
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases in
cIuded-
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
erS' Journal.
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Chicngo Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, April 21.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady. No. rye, Tsc. Feed or
do. 56G63c. Timothy seed $3.50 Glover,
S11.T5. Mess pork. per bbl, S22 % ~. 80. Lard
per 100 lbs, $l2; ;3212. Short ribs, sides Qoosel
S12-20112.4j. Short clear sides (boxed), $3.50
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
IS or COUP.
nnTG DnNnG

THURSDAY, April 21-1O:3o a, m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
p;d Ash Bid Ask.
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OBITUARY

Cora A. Christy. daughter OF
James l.. and Celinda Watson
Christy, was born at Pennington.
ILL.,, October 22, 1872. and was the
eldest of eight children. She grad
,uated from the Pennington High
a high degree of talent for music
vas encouraged to prosecute an ex-
tended course of study under very
proficient teachers. graduating at
bloomington. Ill. Pursuing music
as a vocation for several years
she trained In vocal culture and in
instrumental music some very pro-
ficient and helpful choirs. She was
Supervisor in music in several pub
lie and high schools in central and
eastern Illinois and many wene the
inducements offering a larger field
in this, the line of her chosen and
useful mission.
Her preferred place OF service
was in the cause of her Lord and
Savior. the Christ. whom she found
precious. and whom she professed
as Lord and Master. uniting with
the Presbyterian church in Farm
ington when sixteen years of age.
She was united in marriage to
Rev. VIM. Gordon Kerry on August
Is. 1906. at the parental home in
Bloomington. ILL.,. the groom's
father officiating. assisted by Rev.
W. C. Snider. She was a helpful
and loving wife. and her wise coun-
sci contributed largely to her hus-
bands usefulness. Devoting her
time and talent to the people of
his charge. she endeared herself
to the community by useful SER
vice. giving her lfe out to the
cause of her Lord in the talents
committed to her.
She died on August 10. 1910.
after a short. sharp siege of ty-
phoid fever. at Monte Vista. Colo.
whittier she had gone with her
husband for a vacation. The fun
eral and burial were at Monte Wis.,
Ia. on Sabbath. August 81. The
many floral offerings sent by the
people of Lamar were an indication
Of the sweetness of her memory.
and the many words of sympathy
given to the bereaved husband
speak the widely-felt sense of loss
in her death.
A word. Jesus is here" whis-
pered to her nurse during her ILL.,
ness, expresses her faith, brings
comfort to those who are borrowing
In their loss but rejoicing in her
gain, and helps them to say. Not
my Will but Thine be DONE"
Such lives live on and serve their
fellows for good on all their way
to heaven.
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OBITUARY

Geneva Evelyn Hanna, beloved
child of Frank A. and Irene Han
ma, was born May 10. 1904. and
departed this life August "a. 1910.
aged 6 years, months and IL
days.
She came to her now grief
stricken home. blessing it abund-
antly with all that is pure and
good, and her mission ended. her
beautiful, spotless soul gone home
to Jesus.
In their great sorrow. only the
faith in the everlasting love and
care which our Heavenly Father
has promised enables the bereaved
parents to endure their great loss.
Interment in Indiana, her native
state, Monday. August 29th.
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Tent Meetings

Mr.. ]. NJ. Williams received
telegram today from Evangelist E.
b. Pratt. who is coming to lead fn
the big tent meeting which begins
Sunday. saying that he and his
singer. Mr.. Henderson. wdu arrive
here ON Saturday morning.
The indications are good for
great meeting.
An immense tent is being erect
ed on the Central school block
Just south of the postoffice which
gives a splendid location for a gath
er1ng place.
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Taken Up

The follwiing animals are now in
the town corral:
One bay mare 10 or IL years
old, little ar in forehead. also
split in left ear.
One horse yearIng colt with a
star i'm forehead.
One mule years old. dark bay
with halter on, split DIN right ear.
One dark gray mare about to
3 years. old.
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends
for their kind services, sympathy
and comforting words during the
sickness and death of our little
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanna.
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]. A. Stinson and wife returned
from Denver Monday afternoon on
No. ~.
Frank Means spent several days
last week in Pueblo. returning on
Monday.
j. G. Hagaman Dis spending the
week in st. Johns. Kansas. visit
Ing with relatives.
r. NJ. Anderson and DR.. HowaS.
Chinn are In KansaA this week at
tending to business.
Lyle Downing left Friday night
for Boulder where he will attend
school the coming year.
Jesse C. Johnston left Sunday
night for Cornell University where
he is junior this year.
Capt. Householder and Lieut..
Scott are in Denver this week at
tending the big rifle match.
Miss Elizabeth Green left Satur-
day for st. Louis. Missouri. where
she will teach again this year.
Dennie Nevius left Monday for
Pagosa Springs. Colorado. where
he will spend a couple of weeks.
Mrs. G. J. Garvin returned home
Saturday night from California
where she has bean for several
weeks.
Donald Williams returned Tues
day from Kansas City where he
visited for several weeks with
friends.
Mrs. J. d. Smith of wichita. Kan
sas. is visiting for a few days in
Lamar with her sister. Mrs. c. l..
Margrave.
The work on the new Silver
Markham block is progressing rap
idly under the skillful management
of p. s. Lynch.
Mrs. Ralph Randolph returned
from the east Friday where she
has been for several weeks on ac-
count of her health.
Mrs. Ella Turner. sister of the
late Mrs. E. NJ. Mears. returned
Last Saturday to her home in Bar
tlesvflle, Oklahoma
Mrs. Margaret Householder. Mrs.
E. d. Householder and children left
Saturday for Longmont. Colorado.
for a visit with relatives.
Donald Bent spent a few days
In Lamar last week on his way
to Boston where he will attend the
Boston Technical School.
Earl Garvin left Sunday night
for Grand Island. Nebraska where
he has accepted a position with
the American Beet Sugar Co.
Miss Bondurant of Kansas City
arrived in Lamar Saturday and
will take charge of E. E. Butler
& Sons millinery department.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Cooper and
Miss Yeates returned the latter
part of last week from Colorado
Springs where they spent the sum
mer.
Wallace w. Cooper. nephew of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Cooper. arrived
in Lamar Tuesday. from Los. An
geles. California, for a few days
visit here.
w. s. Young and family and
Miss Cora Hughes returned Sun
day from Rocky Ford where they
have been visiting for couple OF
weeks.
Ed Leigh, who has been at Two
Buttes with survey gang for over
a year. has returned to Lamar and
will leave for Cairo. Illinois. about
the middle of the week.
Ed German and family left the
first of the week for Holtville, Cal
ifornia, where they will make their
future home. q. w. DeCamp pur-
chased their residence on west
Olive street for a consideration OF
$4,000.
The many friends of Rev. Pm
gree will be glad to hear that he
has again been appointed as pas
tor of the Methodist church here
C. s. McAtee left the first OF
the week for California where ne
yin stay indefinitely.
The Lamar register., 1910-09-07

wanted-Experienc girl fol
general housework. Phone Lamar
81 or call at 400 W. Olive.
The Lamar register., 1910-09-07

Use The Colorado and Southern
Railway Between Pueblo and
Denver
Nine trains each way daily.
Superb equipment, including electric
lighted dining cars.